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... sweeeeeeet!!! congratulations!

I keep ooodles of reference and instruction material for the same reasons... I would use ImgBurn heavily for a week or two, then, not use it for six months, so the next time I use it, I would always draw a blank and go back to my cheat-sheets... after a couple of image burns, it comes back, but...

If you use DVDRWs, you need to format them first. Then, you can copy files directly into them. However, because you are using DVDRs, you have to create the .iso image first, then, write the image to disc. My previous post with how to use ImgBurn will walk you through the process. Glad the...

Here are the documentation pages that came with the Corsair H50. I have the Intel LGA 775 MoBo but included the other processor types for additional illustrations. I do not think it is mentioned but the hoses to/from the cooling head-to-radiator are "armoured" with a flexible metal...

You're welcome, glad to help... Pardon the questions, but: 1. Have you written to disc on the CD drive before? 2. If so, what is the make/model of the CD drive? If you have successfully written to the CD drive before, it may have gone bad (I've had 3 in the last 8 years, which is quite...

Your drive may be on its way out but hard to tell how bad it is, even with the right diagnostic tools. Anyhow, I recommend that you run Check Disk/Find-Fix Errors. See attached .pdf.

Names of pics are their descriptions... #20 photo shows the dual 120 mm fan configuration for the Corsair H50's radiator. External fan pushing cool air through case fan holes through radiator and being pulled through second internal fan. It also shows the 80 mm fan boosting the power supply...

From Microsoft Support, if you feel game editing registry entries (not complicated). If completed successfully (i.e., if you find the two entries and delete both), a reboot of the PC should get the device recognized and running again: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 and scroll down...

Attached pics are continuation of the PC's physical configuration. The above photo shows the dual 120 mm fan configuration for the Corsair H50's radiator. External fan pushing cool air through case fan holes through radiator and being pulled through second internal fan. It also shows the...

The following pics focus on the PC's physical configuration. A following post will focus on the assembly of the H50. Each pic has its name as the description.

Okay, please read the attached .pdf on how to use ImgBurn. Let me know if you need clarification on anything. You will need Adobe Reader or similar .pdf reader to display the document. If you are using CDRWs or DVRWs, let me know and I will do the same instruction format.

Don't buy! Instead, download freeware like ImgBurn (latest version 2.5.7.0): http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download and click on one of the mirror sites in the middle of the webpage (Digital Digest, BetaNews, Softpedia, etc... ignore the advertisements for Download Manager, etc.)...

Your PC has to boot up normally (i.e., BIOS loads first, then WinXP loads device drivers) for the USB ports to be recognized. After boot up, when you insert a USB drive (memory stick or external hard drive), WinXP should recognize the device. Assuming the USB drive does not need a password...

Slotted and cross-drilled on our 2006 Avalanche with ceramic pads from Brake Performance. Swear by them for stopping without fade. On second set of ceramic pads from AutoZone, no discernible difference. Will get these for the Beast when replacements are needed.

Kind of long review I submitted to Amazon (poor grammar to shorten writeup). It includes detailed instructions, modifications and a configuration option for positive case pressure (almost said PCV)... I have often wondered if these would work on cooling PMDs? If they can be shock-protected, I...

You are welcome! Great deal, man! With this and other manufacturers, they have a "recommended" list of equipment it supports or should be used for. As long as you do not exceed the device' output capacity and not use it for, say, stick welding, etc., you should be good to go. Heck, GM...

Must be a Tripplite with that rating. Wish I could afford them! Remember, the larger the units, the more capable they are to address and absorb power dips and spikes, AND withstand cumulative damage. Those iron cores and large caps are earning their keep for sure. Check for proper grounding...

Just ordered (free shipping to 50 states) a couple of APC LE1200, $48.24 each delivered. APC web site lists at 59.99+shipping. Specs state max 10 amps line current. I have the older/discontinued model (cheap from flea-bay) line-r 1250 which is rated for 8 amps only, but I run my front load...

Methinks he's pretty deadset on a US-sourced oil burner, GM or Ford.

If you want to restore your PC/laptop to exactly what it was before you backed it up and you have another internal/external hard drive to back it up to, you should consider creating an image of your hard drive using freeware like Partition Logic. You will, then, just need a bootable CD...