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quite simply I would guesstimate its an inferior cable ... either bad or not properly designed to do USB2.x speeds at length.

your mouse is probably able to work at lower speeds.

Another...

windex is not always the answer.

what you would be better of doing, is getting more of your generic ink, and doing repeated cleanings. The ink has to pull the crap from the head there is no other...

how about the basics..
1) open the case first.. look inside at the condition.. if dusty and dirty .. take it outside, compressed air it .... take it in...

2) reseat memory, cpu, turn on.. watch...

yeah.. old hat.. BUT always good to hear of it working for someone!! :) no one likes getting lemons unless they're making lemonade. :)

you should also look through your machine's Security Event Log during the time said user was there.

It *should* give you computer name, ip address (if via ip) and any user name it attempted (guest...

Its really an "educate the administrator" problem, as well as a top down (ceo/cio) mandate not to use overly broad lists.

For a very simple example.. this paragraph about a spammer from a note on...

Bob Dole. Bob Dole doesn't talk about Gore. Bob Dole.

Its in my nature.. I have 3 Basset Hounds... second only in sniffer abilities to BloodHounds.. :)

Sorry .. meant to say his screen shot .. when you go to download out on PCWorld, it shows a screen shot, with ports 57 ("any" secure console) and port 58 (old Xerox Networking port) as whats' used...

First, Michael dont get bent outta shape ...

Second.. maybe if you were talking a suite of protocols that installed on top of commonly available programs.. secure IM, encrypted PST, etc.. that's...

so long as you don't mind OPSEC being the man in the middle?

wow. on the net long enough ... you're bound to see it all.... ;) I poke, of course, but really you're that on most of the time..

So.. Hosts file ... operates like hosts on linux, the default for...

If given the choice ... XP Pro. Home lacks the ability of Group Policies, which while you don't have to be IN a group, can have an effect on the pc as a whole (easily set the policy to never allow...

Acids in the stomach might not be strong or fast enough, someone could shoot you, gut you like a fish and still recover a usable USB Dongle..

:)

MMMMmmmm suddenly I'm hungry for a catfish...

First ... a lot of you are missing some of the basics ... physicallity.

Acid is still legal. Improperly opening the case, acid bath's the hard drive (preferably getting the platters)

Deadman...

Yeah, you might have missed stuff ... unless I'm reading too much into the OP ... but it seems
1) only happens to this user
2) yes, files gone in the \windows directory
3) hardware not issue (as...

I'm pretty curious on this one too ...

what are you logging from the respected installs of the os?

Did you go into gpedit and manually set the audit policy to enabled for pretty much any event?...

ahh.... SFF (small form factor) there's always a reason for a "feature packed" mini-machine to be "inexpensive" .. limited upgrades ...

So ... WIndows XP is an option, Linux (to learn,...

First @BoyBoy ... Nihil is correct (although it may be seen as a little bit harsh) you won't get the support you want for windows 7 with the onboard video card. You should look at getting an...

10! wow... been a while ... I'm in the AMD camp personally ... and usually on low budget so when the time comes that I can upgrade its usually too late to get good prices ... like Nihil was saying.....

I think you might have an incorrect digit there.

The "SL & WF" There is a P4 2.4 cpu that is spec SL6WF ... and that processor would match the rest of your numbers ... 2.4 GHz ... 512 cache, 800...

Just an update...

http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447626+1295115594329+28353475&threadId=994080

found that on a goog search ... its from 2006 ... at first...

Look on the processor for a SPEC Code so that you can look it up at Intel ...

examples:
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=27438

With the spec, you can also double check your mother board...

what happens when you manually enter the printers' ip address for a "local" TCP/IP printer connection?

ie.. in windows -> add new printer -> Local -> add port -> standard TCP/IP -> ip 10.0.1.17...

First.. you would do better if you had a theme that covered the entire presentation. Since it seems this is about taking a trip, the theme should probably be centered on getting there / being there...