Recent content by SteveO712

If it the whole .3 means that much to you (since I'm pretty sure it means nothing in the real world) you could manually adjust it to display 5.9.

They are using Samurize or Rainmeter. I have rainmeter running with a simple transparent clock/date in my upper left corner of my desktop.

I don't know if it would be possible for that to change the clock in bios. But a friend of mine was getting a windows update error that was related to the same thing. I read on a site that that one guy who was getting that error had his bios clock messed up by several years. He changed that...

joeten-thanks for that link i'll keep it it mind for any other hardware although the drive is on the list as certified for vista x86 and x64.

In relation to the original question, technically, wouldn't it be an upgrade to Ultimate from Home Premium? :rolleyes: (Just a little bit longer of an install process? If I recall correctly There was some kind of upgrade process (step up process) that you could do if you had a lower version of...

The retail version of Vista comes with one key and two discs. One for 32 bit and one for 64 bit so it will work.

I've only played around with my multiple displays a little and don't really use two, so just some more suggestions. Have you tried using the Color Management settings in Vista and applying default profiles to each monitor? Access the "Display Settings" window by right-clicking on the desktop of...

I've came across and used two other ways to take ownership in vista. One is with a right click in explorer. Add "Take Ownership" to Explorer Right-Click Menu in Vista :: the How-To Geek And another that is used when the "Take Ownership" wasn't available through right click is Take Control. Which...

I've came across three monitor calibration tools/websites that might be what you are looking for. Photographer USA .com / ScreenCheck Calibrize :: Online Monitor test - Your free online TV and monitor test tool - By vanity.dk and flatpanels.dk Hopefully at least one will help you out. I've yet...

So I did some brief research about 64 bit and Sata opticals. Haven't came across anything yet that was helpful. It'll be something to research down the road. The spec sheet from LG does say that it is supported in Vista x86 and x64. But I did install a Samsung SH-S203b and that worked right...

It has the latest firmware, tried using Media Code Speed Edit with two different adjustments neither worked. Went back to the firmware that was on it, and it worked with that in the XPS

I believe I have this nailed down to being software (driver/windows) related. I have a situation on my hands. I can't get my DVDRW to recognize a disc. My current computer setup is Core 2 Extreme QX6700 EVGA 122-CK-NF68-A1 Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 x64 4-2 GB G.Skill DDR2 800 2- XFX 8800 GTS...