Recent content by Mahlon

I am a big fan of Defender so far, it is doing better than other options I've used in the past with Windows 7 and before that. I have read the reviews based on the independent testing, and was astounded to be honest. Numbers don't always translate into real world experience, and I guess this...

This is a bit late to the party, but I thought I'd add my 2 cents regarding what I've read and experienced in this regard. 1) You most certainly can install install a 32 bit app in the 64bit directory (program files vs program files (x86) ), though it is not a great idea to make a practice of...

Thanks for that image. No, mine does not look like that. When I get back to my computer, I'll check my version of True Image Home, but I beleieve that it is version 10. So perhaps 10 doesn't do 64 bit thing? Anyway, thanks again for posting. Mahon

Acronis True Image does not show option "when I log off" for scheduled task I'm trying to schedule an Acronis TrueImage Home task (backup) and when I get to the last page of scheduling the task, in Windows XP, I had previously been presented with the option to start the task "when the user logs...

Ok. Got it working. I updated the bios and turned the voltage to "Auto". Seems to see all the RAM and W7 is booting normally. Thanks again, Mahlon

Hey RAK, I've looked in the bios under MIT, and the DDR2 overclock shows that I can only INCEASE the voltage in 0.1 increments. I don't see an area where it says what the voltage is set too, nor a way to decrease the numbers. Any ideas on that? Thanks, Mahlon

Thanks RAK. I'll try that when I get home tonight. I expect that you are right and the board is set for 2.1 volts. I don't remember setting that manually, but I do recall seeing that the voltage had been set to "manual" in the bios. Could I set the voltage to "auto"? Would that accomplish the...

I have a Gigabyte P35-DS3L motherboard and have been running 4 gigs (4 x 1GB Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4; 4-4-4-12; 2.1 volts) on it with no problems. Windows 7 runs great. I decided to up the ante to 8 gigs RAM (4 x 2GB Corsair TWIN2X4096-6400C5; 5-5-5-18; 1.8 volts -- which is approved from...