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  1. cmg1138
    05-Mar-2010 08:29 AM
    cmg1138
    Hope you don't mind my adding my query to the one you are looking at already
    thanks a mystified parent
  2. raybro
    14-Feb-2010 05:30 PM
    raybro
    Thanks. Those are the 2 Aussie's we had for 13 years. Great dogs. We now have a pup just like the Black/White/Tan one 3 years old. We have had 5 Aussie's over the years and this one is the most intelligent of them all. Smarter than me, I think. Thanks for the comment... Ray
  3. CrazyComputerMan
    14-Feb-2010 05:23 PM
    CrazyComputerMan
    Nice dog!
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  5. chrisjohn
    29-Nov-2009 02:40 PM
    chrisjohn
    Hi raybro
    I am still plodding away trying to understand the whys and wherefores of my hp windows 7 package but I have one specific problem you may be able to advise/explain to me the computer came with 320gb hard drive with only 284 left free there is a factory image partition of 13.5gb shown separately the rest I have no idea where it has gone. Anyway I have loaded most of the compatible and wanted programs from the old disk which in total should have used no more than 26gb there is 9gb of system restore so a theoretical 35 say36gb of used disk space but according to my system properties I only have 229gb free which means I have lost another 19gb which at my age seems an awful lot any thoughts about this problem would be much appreciated
    Best
    chrisjohn
  6. aaron33
    21-Sep-2009 03:18 AM
    aaron33
    my old comp had similar problem,, was building comp...pentium 4 ..gigabyte motherboard, but was given a no name harddrive to install,,, since was not compatable with other parts of comp, the computer itself wld only recognize about half , being about 242 mb's : (
  7. yankee505
    15-Sep-2009 02:07 PM
    yankee505
    thanks so much for yr info - am trying hard to keep up with todays tech
    problems (am 79) - and my wife is proud that I can handle a computer!
    Brgds, yankee505
  8. jberd99usa
    06-Jul-2009 09:54 AM
    jberd99usa
    P.S. I set the "Hide file" check back as I found it. Was that right? Also I have two accounts on this computer. One is the "Administrator" and one is "User". I only use "User" and made the changes to "User". Should I change "Administrator" or should I have done that, (in "Administrator"), right from the start? And one last thing....Can I take all the settings and programs from "user" and import them to "Administrator" or can I make "User" the "Administrator"? If I can, would this free up space on my machine by removing, (deleting), one of them? Thanks again. (Looonnnggg P.S., eh?).

    jberd99usa
  9. raybro
    03-Dec-2008 07:18 PM
    raybro
    I still use the Crucial site to order RAM, but I no longer trust the scanner. I now use the alternative of entering the computer mfr, model, etc.. OR I get the mobo info and enter that. Works much better.

    Raybro
  10. Angelo PC
    28-Sep-2008 09:17 AM
    Angelo PC
    Raybro,
    In regards to the following post, will you continue to use the Crucial Scanner?
    http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/6...e-scanner.html

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