Archive for November, 2008
Saturday, November 29th, 2008
Ali asked: I wanna use CPUs of my two pc simultaneously while rendering a single scene in 3DsMax. Is there any software or any way to do this? Beside, one of my PCs is Laptop and another one is Desktop…
Laura
Tags: 3dsmax, Cpus, Desktop
Posted in Other - Hardware | 3 Comments »
Saturday, November 29th, 2008
Bob R asked: I mean, if I enter in this area, would I be limiting my options in future? Somebody told me that:-
“Laptops and desktops(PCs) are completely different things once you open them up. Desktops are usually much much much easier to work with because they have more room on the inside, and are compatable with many diffent parts. Becasue laptops are so small, replacement parts are much harder to come by.”
What would you suggest me, to enter in Desktop field or laptop field? I am in Australia. Thanks
Tamara
Tags: Different Things, Laptops, Technician Job
Posted in Other - Hardware | 3 Comments »
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008
drkslvr8 asked: I have a desktop running Windows XP Home, a laptop running Windows Vista Home Premium, and an ethernet cross over cable. How do I set up the computers so I can share files between them? Neither are on any type of network (The only internet I have is dialup). Both have a base 10/100 network card.
Leo
Tags: Cross Cable, Laptop, Windows Vista Home Premium
Posted in Computer Networking | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008
Rudy asked: I have a linksys wireless G router connected to 2 desktop pcs (both with xp pro) and 1 laptop (on vista) The laptop disconnects and reconnects every few minutes or at least every hour. Is there something I can do to the laptop or the router settings to fix this?
Andrew
Tags: Desktop Pcs, Laptop, Linksys Wireless G
Posted in Computer Networking | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, November 18th, 2008
BillC asked: I’m trying to access my network that is about 2 blocks away.
What I am looking for is a wireless card that can pick up the wireless signal over a distance of 2 city blocks away. I have tried something called super G and also super G+, and neither one was strong enough to pick up the network. I can pick up the network on my notebook when I walk just outside my door, but it is gone for 2-3 weeks having the system board replaced (for the 3rd time).
Dorothy
Tags: City Blocks, Desktop Pcs, Wireless Desktop
Posted in Computer Networking | 3 Comments »
Monday, November 17th, 2008
mashugana67 asked: I have a modem right now connected to one of my pc’s it is a westell.. and I have another desktop upstairs, and it also has a westell modem.. I want to be able to be online at the same time is this possible. What do I need to do?
Katie
Tags: Desktop Pcs, Upstairs, Westell Modem
Posted in Other - Computers | 6 Comments »
Monday, November 10th, 2008
EpicRacer asked: im looking for a simple remote to use for watching movies on my comp. all i need is something with play/pause, fast forward, rewind, and skip chapters.
Michelle
Tags: Desktop Pcs, Play Pause, Remotes
Posted in Other - Hardware | 4 Comments »
Sunday, November 9th, 2008
Hi asked: Lets say I had a hard drive, which I boot from already installed in a my Dell desktop, and I had another hard drive installed in my, currently non-working, Gateway desktop. Could I take the hard drive out of my Gateway desktop and put it in the Dell desktop in order to view the data on without removing the Dell desktops hard drive? Do desktops have a two or more openings to put hard drives in side their body when you open the casing? Please elaborate.
Thank you for ALL of your answers.
Sincerely, Mike — A modern-day computer user.
Melinda
Tags: Computer User, Desktop Pcs, Hard Drives
Posted in Desktops | 3 Comments »
Friday, November 7th, 2008
3zzy asked: Which company, in India>Mumbai, provides finance for desktop PC’s?
Javier
Tags: Company Finances, Desktop Pcs, India
Posted in Desktops | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
shmootz5 asked: It seems that the Remote Desktop software only allows Macs to connect to other Macs and PCs, but not Pcs to Macs.
Is there a way to do this? If this isn’t possible, is there any other way to connect to a remote desktop session from a Windows XP pc to a Mac?
Thanks!
Angela
Tags: Desktop Pc, Windows Mac, Windows Xp
Posted in Desktops | 2 Comments »
