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http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view.php?id=33283 A new spin on an old post. ------------------ Can Do!

This may sound odd, but I had a similar problem with my pros. I thought, because it started almost overnight, that it was my sound card. I took my sound card out and placed it in a free PCI slot. Plugged everything back in, fired it up, and no more static. I'm not sure if it was the sound card, PCI slot, or just a build up in the pros but it hasn't been back and it's been over 4 months. Worth a shot.

Hofy PLEASE! More pics of cat abuse.

http://www.suave.net/~jason/ayb2.swf If I have to watch this file again I think I'll die! LOL

WOW!!! That is too funny!

Here's the CP-1 http://www.klipsch.com/store/product.asp?dept%5Fid=1&pf%5Fid=018 As for the wireing, there are a lot of post that cover this. Take a look around the BB and you sould have no problem finding them.

BUMP!!!!! Just because I can LOL

My votes for the X-gamer. It's the card I have and for the price it's perfect.

I would return them if I were you, just to be on the safe side. Even if it is your onboard sound that is causing some of the problem, it sounds like the Klipsch are doing there fair share in causing havoc as well.

It works great! And best of all it allows me to skip the crap software that came with my service such as winpoet. That program really messes up your system.

Your going to need the new pre amp . The CP-1 can be found here

I'm running the Linksys 4-Port Cable/DSL Router. It has the built in PPOE so set up is easy. My host is a PIII 933/Win98 to a PII 550/Win 98, W/ a Earthlink 1.5 mg DSL connection on a Speed Stream modem. It runs great and sharing is wonderful. The VirtualCD sounds great other then the HD space it would take up. http://www.buy.com has an OK deal on the Linksys but it's about $25 more now then it was a week or two ago. Check it out Here

Thanks

Thanks for the input

Is there anyway to watch a DVD on a networked computer that has no DVD drive but does have the software and is connected to a computer on the network with the drive?

Is there anyway to watch a DVD on a networked computer that has no DVD drive but does have the software and is connected to a computer on the network with the drive?

I've found that just about anything from Blue Man Group is good for showing off the Klipsch.

While were on the subject...Is there anyway to watch a DVD om a networked computer that has no DVD drive but does have the software from a computer on the network with the drive?

Paragon "Also, it's not like I thnk about the Pros all day long.... " Yeah...It's obvious you don't have a set yet. Because if you did you would think about them all day. LOL

Tape up all your windows to avoid any flying glass shards!

By now you have either got an answer from Dell or gone insane from the music. But incase your still looking for a solution, you might try replacing the lithium battery in your mother board. The normal sign of a low battery is a slowdown in your clock.

Man I missed it by one post

Here it is. The 10th page...right?

It's alive...alive...Hahahaha

I'll stop posting on this when it reaches 10 pages. Happy New Year to all!