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Our school district that has a bunch of Pro 3000 SFF computers. They came with one 160 GB hard drive containing Windows7 as the primary OS, 2 GB of unallocated space, and an eleven GB restoration...

I'm not really noticing a big difference on this older machine, but it's only got a Pentium IV processor to begin with, so other limitations are coming into play.

The thing is, it does work! :)

It sounds like he screwed up and installed memory that is not compatible with your system. Apparently, he didn't even try to boot the machine to test the new Ram, otherwise he would have seen the...

I'm thinking that you're probably correct. There simply shouldn't be that much of a problem.

Wow, awesome! :)

With the muscle machine I have at home, I would never have to try it. Here at work, though, we still have a lot of crap laying around. In fact, I have an HP d220mt with only...

There are different driver versions; one for Europe (5.12.01.5160) and one for the US (5.12.01.3870). Make sure you have the right one.

First go to Toshiba, download the Chipset Utility, install...

Thanks for taking the time to respond. :)

I've tried different hardware, but maybe I'll try yet another CD Rom drive just in case.

Here’s the sitch:

I’m working on a Dell Optiplex GX280, service tag JRHVY71, which was bought new in 2006

Dell Riptide e219542 Optiplex GX280 SFF motherboard, BIOS version A08

Intel...

I've done some research out of curiosity, and I've discovered that support for Ei System computers is virtually nonexistent. There is no home page for it, and it isn't even listed at places like...

Yes, I mean the new computer. Obviously, if you purchase a new computer with Vista, all the hardware devices therein will have drivers compatible with Vista.

Most of the drivers for the newer...

Do you have a MicroCenter anywhere near you? Their computer brand name is PowerSpec, and they offer machines with XP because a significant number of people don't want Vista.

Just so you know,...

So, "bhavesh" means BEHAVE! :ohyeah:

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I'm with Team Project on this one. As cheap as components have become these days, I'm of the thought that you should procure the hardware muscle you need and not worry about tweaking...

I swear by Spybot S&D. It has passive protection against over a hundred thousand malicious web sites, and it detects the presence of Spyware on your machine.

Although an option to donate via...