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I'm using wireless & Vista and I have to do this thing.... where, if I want to get online, I have to go to 'Device Manager' and enable my wireless network card once the computer is on. Then, upon turning my computer off, I need to disabled the network card before I shut down.
If I leave the network card thingy enabled, and shut down my computer, it doesn't boot up again (or only does so in safe mode) until I log on safe mode, disabled it, and reboot.
Mr. JonnieR actually tried to fix this for me, and this is how it works. (It's either this, or no internet.) We installed the latest drivers downloaded from the Netgear site but it didn't help much. I've mentioned it to a dozen of people, but I've reluctantly come to terms with considering of buying a new wireless network card altogether.
E6600 @ 3.19GHz, cooled by a Scythe Ninja in a CM 830 Stacker case
sorry jing.. i just had to push it another 0.2ghz on what you OCed to lol
as with all things, heat kills components, so yes keep it as cool as you can. I was thinking of watercooling but got scared after a few people that I know ended up with leaking systems and fried components.
So i'm just running off air. i guess by the time it does fry, it will be time for an upgrade anyway
E6600 @ 3.19GHz, cooled by a Scythe Ninja in a CM 830 Stacker case
sorry jing.. i just had to push it another 0.2ghz on what you OCed to lol
as with all things, heat kills components, so yes keep it as cool as you can. I was thinking of watercooling but got scared after a few people that I know ended up with leaking systems and fried components.
So i'm just running off air. i guess by the time it does fry, it will be time for an upgrade anyway
thats ok, since you have the scythe and not the oem cooler. Generally speaking though OCed systems are less reliable then a system that is left alone. Hence it is best left to people that are skilled enough to deal with issues occuring more frequently
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