Posts by pompeiidang

davioh2001, it might be spyware/adware/malware (i.e. based on you saying Firefox crashing)... or it would appear you may be experiencing the memory leakage problem that has been plaguing Firefox for a while (but it will not crash Firefox...

Hi ya people, any ideas what the average RMA time for Sager? Specifically, LCD backlight problem on 3880. Thanks, Pompeii

Hi cashmoney, the problem you are experiencing is fairly common. One solution that may help you is to run the Office app under a user with write access to C drive (usually administrator) at least once. Specifically, the problem you are...

Just out of curiosity, where did you buy that laptop from? Generally speaking, the max memory is determined by chipset. A lot of times, memory quotes were made by the manufacturer at the time of available memory modules. Example, a...

Dual core is very beneficial. Specifically, it's great for multi-tasking and will help prolong your investment. In fact, that's where the industry is heading (multi-core multi-cpu). In order for an application to truly be Symmetric...

Motorolla should be detected by WinXP, I haven't bothered looking for newer drivers for the thing b/c I haven't used modem in ages. Mouse drivers aren't necessary in my opinion. WinXP should install generic drivers for the Elantech...

Well, being that the visitors of this forum are from all over the world, it should be noted that some parts (such as video cards) have different "designs" that are geared towards specific markets. For instance, a lot of...

Well, I know the feeling. If you need a laptop, get it now, there's no point in "tearing" yourself over it. Life's too short. For the "average" user, there's not much difference on the surface between Vista and XP....

Well, technically speaking, nothing is for sure because Vista/Longhorn is still in beta. CoffeShark is probably using some of the builds of Vista that's floating around on the web (if he's not a beta tester). You can google for Vista's...

Spindles was the old way of referring to a drive (be it HD or CD because they are both essentially platters connected to "spindles"). Sorry for the confusion, from your post sounded like you might be okay with the terminology...