1. It can go up to 4.2ghz by itself. According to AMD the fx 8150 can easly go to up to 4.6ghz with air cooling. -Disable turbo clock and max turbo in BIOS. -Pump the CPU multiplier to x22 (200 x 22 = 4.4ghz) -If it goes well(download and run prime95) pump the multiplier to 23. -Adjust these voltages(CRead more

    It can go up to 4.2ghz by itself. According to AMD the fx 8150 can easly go to up to 4.6ghz with air cooling.
    -Disable turbo clock and max turbo in BIOS.
    -Pump the CPU multiplier to x22 (200 x 22 = 4.4ghz)
    -If it goes well(download and run prime95) pump the multiplier to 23.
    -Adjust these voltages(CPU vcore 1.45v, CPU/NB 1.2V, Northbridge 1.2v & NB HT 1.25v)
    -Make sure the maximum operating temp doesn’t exceed 61c.

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  2. It's *almost* possible, but lines that start with "=" must be changed(I added a space before the "=" in the below script).Replace "oldfile" and "newfile" to your filenames:@echo off SetLocal DisableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('find /n /v "" ^< "oldfile"') do ( set line=%%a SetLocalRead more

    It’s *almost* possible, but lines that start with “=” must be changed(I added a space before the “=” in the below script).

    Replace “oldfile” and “newfile” to your filenames:

    @echo off
    SetLocal DisableDelayedExpansion
    for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('find /n /v "" ^< "oldfile"') do (
        set line=%%a
        SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
        set line=!line:*]=!
    
        rem "set /p" won't take "=" at the start of a line....
        if "!line:~0,1!"=="=" set line= !line!
        
        rem there must be a blank line after "set /p"
        rem and "<nul" must be at the start of the line
        set /p =!line!^
    
    <nul
        endlocal
    ) >> "newfile"
    pause
    

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  3. You change it to WPA on your wireless router by going into the router's configuration utility inside any web-browser, using a computer and an ethernet connection (not wireless). Read your router's setup instructions, it should tell you what to type in your web browser's address bar.

    You change it to WPA on your wireless router by going into the router’s configuration utility inside any web-browser, using a computer and an ethernet connection (not wireless). Read your router’s setup instructions, it should tell you what to type in your web browser’s address bar.

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  4. From the following thread: "There is no WPS in the Linksys WRT54GL, but SES (Secure Easy Setup), which can be enabled or disabled in the routers setup."https://computing.net/answers/wi...

    From the following thread: “There is no WPS in the Linksys WRT54GL, but SES (Secure Easy Setup), which can be enabled or disabled in the routers setup.”

    https://computing.net/answers/wi…

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  5. 'The firmware has detected a CMOS battery failure has occurred' Simple answer: Replace the CMOS battery, this is a small battery mounted on the motherboard and is easily replaceable. Your motherboard manual will give instructions. Because you provide no other information Google for your motherboardRead more

    ‘The firmware has detected a CMOS battery failure has occurred’
    Simple answer: Replace the CMOS battery, this is a small battery mounted on the motherboard and is easily replaceable. Your motherboard manual will give instructions. Because you provide no other information Google for your motherboard and follow the instructions given.

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  6. Disable Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection 2:It should not be enabled.Go to lan connections and right mouse click on connection2 and choose disable.The next issue is on Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:remove the dns entries listed and replace with 192.168.1.4We always point the dns serverRead more

    Disable Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection 2:
    It should not be enabled.

    Go to lan connections and right mouse click on connection2 and choose disable.

    The next issue is on Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
    remove the dns entries listed and replace with 192.168.1.4

    We always point the dns server to itself as should all the workstations should point to 192.168.1.4

    Do the workstations point to 192.168.1.4 now?

    Concerning rdp, you have to go into the router and forward port 3389 to 192.168.1.4
    Then from home to access you type in the wanipaddress:3389 in the rdp session to connect.
    If your wan interface is set to dhcp simply go to ipchicken.com to get your public ip address before going home. wan ip=public ip address

    The dns setting does assume this server is running dns server, has the forwarders configured and Active Directory.

    Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
    How to properly post a question:
    Sorry no tech support via PM’s

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  7. This might be something that will sort itself out after another cumulative IE update,In the meantime you could try Firefox instead of Internet Explorer as it is very similar and usually works well.https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firef...Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    This might be something that will sort itself out after another cumulative IE update,

    In the meantime you could try Firefox instead of Internet Explorer as it is very similar and usually works well.
    https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firef…

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  8. Try washing your Windows install disk in warm, soapy water, then dry it thoroughly (with a soft cloth, to avoid scratches). Ever since XP came out, I've been seeing the problem of a seemingly clean disk reading as having corrupted files.

    Try washing your Windows install disk in warm, soapy water, then dry it thoroughly (with a soft cloth, to avoid scratches). Ever since XP came out, I’ve been seeing the problem of a seemingly clean disk reading as having corrupted files.

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