To delete old system restore files: Go to 'My Computer', right click a drive and select 'Properties'. Left click 'Disk Cleanup'... and wait..... Select 'More Options' tab when window opens, then click the System Restore 'Clean up' button. Then click Ok OK OK OK etc etc. This needs to be done on each...

Antivir detected "TR/Crypt.FSPM.Gen" again in that folder: C:\System Volume Information\_restore{9AB42FE9-5659-4481-95E8-4F6AF518DB91}\RP112\A0021752.exe That is a system restore file. You cannot remove a virus from it, hence why you keep getting told about a virus. All you can do is create a new s...

Ralf recommended SyncBack to me a few years back, I used it and have passed other people onto it. All have been pleased and happy with it. Definately gets my vote... the price is very reasonable too..... :D Pete EDIT: For anybody searching these old topics, you could also use dirsync ... works on li...

Try this on Google.

And let us know how it's going.

Good Luck
Pete

we should really warn people that unless they have quite a powerful machine and can let it Fold at high utilisation (90%+?) the SMP client is not the way to go. I think we need to work out what quite powerful is. i.e. my 4400+ Brisbane is running the SMP client on 64bit OpenSUSE and hasn't got to w...

PopCorn wrote:umm not to be a pain in the ass but can you put like a quater in the pic so i have something to compair to?

And of course the whole World uses American coinage... .....


USB plugs/connectors are International though and they are already in the pic... .....



Love to All
Pete

I'm an openSUSE user myself and can vouch for it. 8) By that I mean Google has lots of links to help you... :D I think jaganath was having some F@H related probs on Kubuntu... but I think it's what NeilBlanchard uses without problem. So which ever way you go, hopefully we might be able to help. BTW ...

I personally would use finstall to installF@H in/on Linux. It works a treat and can load monitors for you as well. 8) I use FahMon . I seem to remember one of my installs taking a while before actually downloading anything... but as I've got the memory of a ... er... sorry, where was I? Have you che...

canucks.bradley wrote:

However:

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v368/peteamer/Untitled.png[/img] wrote:Point 16.....

so long as the level of the lines and pump and the case are even. This is incorrect. If it is a closed loop system it doesn't matter at all. If you have a reserator or any other 'open' system, it would be advisable to put the 'hole' at the top... but this is only needed to ensure the water doesn't ...

Heh! you're in America... there's bound to be laws against defiling objects of beauty in some state or other... and against your will and without your knowledge... Sue the capitalist bastards!!! May the ignorant infidels who commited this heinous crime have their bits infected with a thousand camel ...

your choice of keeping those hard drives is irritating. Should I keep my cold feet on my side of the bed tonight, dear? :wink: sleep on the couch. I deserve sata. ROFLMFAO!!!! ... ' Kin Hilarious '... sounds just like me 'n' the missus ....... :lol: I need to figure out how to monitor temperatures ...

And some of the Intel chips benefit from a larger cache than some AMD's, which can help on some WU's.


Pete

HI Neil, actually I completely missed that... I thought it was ver2 of the article and wondered where the changes were. ...

Thanks for assuming I wasn't as stupid as I am though...


Regards
Pete

v.2 ?

Pray tell...

Thelonious Monk, to Team SPCR!!!

The song is 'American Dream' from the album Vision by Jakatta. Some details.


Any questions... just holla.....



Regards
Pete

Dread Zeppelin - 5,000,000

Abacus.....

In case it's of any use to anybody browsing this thread, www.trustedreviews.com do some godd reviews as well. Me?... I'm off to buy a Fuji S9600 due to this thread. I've been itching for a 'proper' camera for a while now, I originally wanted an EOS350 but bulked at the price, then the 400 came out a...

to you both.



Pete

Nice nic BTW


Pete

Yes, scheduled tasks seems to be the preferred method. But I did not see how to have two conditionals. I only want F@H to run after 30 idle min, only if it's after nine pm. Thanks again! Shceduled tasks will do both of these together, find the advanced button once you've 'made' the task. Try using ...

nick705 wrote:Anyway, at least he didn't shoot it, like Elvis Presley did with his De Tomaso Pantera...

NNNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!.....


Please tell me it wasn't a 'Hall'...

According to this page: Points 24hr Avg the're not.
Nathan's not normally at 700+ PPD.

My PPD has dropped from 747PPD to 527PPD in 2 days according to the stats generator. The statistics are reckoned on too shorter timescale to be taken with anything more than a 'pinch of salt'.


Pete

qviri wrote:Thanks for the info about suspend-to-disk.

You're welcome.

If you're planning on running the SMP client, it'll need to work pretty much 24/7 to meet the deadlines, and be a fair speed CPU from what I understand...


Regards
Pete

Hi qviri, I used to use hibernate without any problem. The FAH client must be aware of the computer going into a hibernate state otherwise timeouts would cause WU failure. I think suspend to RAM does a similar thing but am not sure... I don't recall hearing of any questions or advice on the subject ...

angelkiller , In answer to Q1 you could use 'Shceduled Tasks' if you're running Windows. It's lives in programs/accessories/system tools. It will do exactly what you want. 8) Q2 I can't answer directly... though I suspect you could configure a batch file to start FAH via the command line and then u...

jaganath , have you found this page ? How far have you got? Does Ubuntu have a 'Software Management' or such for listing packages/software to install? Maybe in Yast? (does Ubuntu have Yast :oops: ) Is there an Ubuntu RPM available? I can thoroughly recommend gkrellm as a temp. monitor, it even has ...

Hi all, if it's of any use to anyone... I had a dual-boot system running two HD's with an OS on each (XP on SATA & OpenSuSE on PATA). I used the BIOS 'Boot Menu' option during the boot process to choose which drive to boot. (F10 ? key) Saved going into the BIOS fully. I haven't rebuilt XP after a MO...

filecore wrote:Now my three low-speed 120mm fans sound too noisy -

Welcome to SPCR! ... and the start of your journey.....


Pete