Recent content by Chase

Have you tried using it on any other computer? This may help you narrow down what's causing your issue. Just a quick thought. -Chase

Rhcp, are you trying to dual boot with Windows and Linux? If so, there is an abundant supply of info all over the web regarding the missing NTLDR error when trying to dual boot Linux with Windows. If this is the case, Google is your best friend (as always). Let me Google that for you. If that...

Simple as that. Right-click and format. He was probably thinking along the lines of using a boot-from-disk format option. -Chase-

Haha, nice. -Chase-

^ +1 I've seen something similar to this happen before and a complete uninstall and reinstall did the trick. -Chase-

Maybe the thumbnail never updated? That's the only reason I can think of. Try opening the file, resaving it as another name, then look at the thumbnail. If it (the thumbnail) shows the blacked out picture, then you know, the thumbnail for the original file just never updated for whatever the...

I would most definitely make it Sony's problem if it's under warranty. Send back whatever came with your PSP, so if your memory stick came with it as a bundle, send it too. Chances are if you do that they'll either reflash your PSP and send it back to you or give you a brand new one. Best of...

I personally haven't looked much into Comodo. I may have to look into that right about now. -Chase-

Given that you install everything correctly, the resistance in the Cat6 cables will be very minimal and you shouldn't see any performance decrease. The only reason your performance would suffer is if there is a lot of resistance between the modem and the computer connection, and this can be...

That's kind of interesting. It most definitely sounds like you guys had an intruder at some point, an intruder with no specific agenda I suppose. Like you said, event logs are pretty much my only idea. If someone did connect to the server, you should at least be able to find some sort of logged...

GTA: San Andreas used to have a similar problem like this. In order to get the front speakers working in GTA: SA, you had to set your sound setup to "Quadraphonic", although this will not be "5.1 surround sound", just more like stereo out of 5 speakers. Just an idea. Hope that helps, -Chase-

In my personal opinion, you can't go wrong with an AVG - Zone Alarm combo (then some sort of anti-spyware like Spybot or Adaware). Like said above, if it were to corrupt (again), I would simply reinstall because all Windows "protection" is complete crap and should be replaced asap. -Chase-

Well, you don't exactly install IIS "on" Apache, for say, but you can install them both on the same machine and run them side-by-side (granted you change some ports around, as they cannot run side-by-side when both are using the standard port 80). Secondly, thanks to a 0.25 second Google query...

I would definitely say that this method is not full-proof, as I have seen so many cases of infected files within the "Program Files" folder. Granted, many target your OS, there are a ton of bugs that love to duplicate themselves inside various program folders. So my answer: separating your...

I'm going to warn you, you've left yourself wide open to be attacked by anyone and everyone about how you should probably use a search engine (namely: Google), before posting this. I recommend you Google up some results for this, as there are literally millions out there that tailor to all kinds...