Computers

[Devil Doc]

I haven't had computer issues since my wife and I got separate lap tops.

Doc

[TheGreekTitan]

I haven't had computer issues since my wife and I got separate lap tops.

Doc

Ha! That is so true in my house as well. I have no clue how she does it.

[ggiese]

I haven't had computer issues since my wife and I got separate lap tops.

Doc

Thankfully you and the wife are the only users of the network. If it was just me and the wife, life would be MUCH simpler. My little "darlings" love to fill my network with all sorts of bad things because they just can't keep their mittens out of places that are fully of yucky stuff. Just like everything else in my house when they muck it up, everyone looks to me to fix it.

I like them when the work.

I FUCKING HATE THEM when they don't.

That is all.

Yep - my sentiments exactly...

[Devil Doc]

I have a network?

Doc

[CptnBlues63]

Thankfully you and the wife are the only users of the network. If it was just me and the wife, life would be MUCH simpler. My little "darlings" love to fill my network with all sorts of bad things because they just can't keep their mittens out of places that are fully of yucky stuff. Just like everything else in my house when they muck it up, everyone looks to me to fix it.



Yep - my sentiments exactly...

I'm lucky, my wife is actually very good with computers and totally self taught. She's been using them easily as long as I have. And, she's stubborn and doesn't like to share so she's always had her own. I don't much like sharing mine either............lol

If you're interested, I could show you how to segment your home network so the kids are on their own network and would be unable to even communicate with your computer and your wife's. It would only require a second SOHO Router (assuming you have one already) and a few minutes to connect and configure the second one. Then at least there's no chance of you getting zapped should one of the kids pick up a network virus.

I have a network?

Doc

LOL

If you have more than one computer in your home and all are able to access the internet, then yes, you do!

[richardson1337]

Its not so bad. The problem with operating system updates is that they do not test every possible combination before deploying a patch. But that happens everywhere. I have been in the IT field for about six years and have seen "almost" everything when it comes to computers or servers.

[badwhale]

Been almost a month, and just the other week I decided to test each stick of RAM individually. Guess what? Bad stick of DDR2 SDRAM.

I now think that was the problem the whole time.

[CptnBlues63]

Been almost a month, and just the other week I decided to test each stick of RAM individually. Guess what? Bad stick of DDR2 SDRAM.

I now think that was the problem the whole time.

I'd wager you're correct!

You'll know soon enough once you remove/replace that bad stick.

[badwhale]

I'd wager you're correct!

You'll know soon enough once you remove/replace that bad stick.

I put 2 sticks back in (2GB) to get to Crucial's website and request a RMA. Worked fine last night for whatever I threw at it.

Even though only 1 stick didn't pass memtest, I'm sending both from the production batch back.