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I'm not familiar with hp laptops, but maybe try within Power Options in Control Panel, or if there is a battery/power tray icon. Or maybe one of the apps in the start menu.

It may be a feature, not a bug. Some laptops have a mode where if the laptop is left plugged in for a certain amount of time and/or is above a certain battery level, it will provide power to the laptop without charging the battery. This is supposed to be to improve the health of the battery by...

Do servers even keep up with these speeds? Then again Netflix/iPlayer etc CDNs should.

I'm in! :)

It's generally something built into most major forum software, because of this: http://www.coppa.org/comply.htm

Santa comes but once a year and im the lucky one :) Copypastatastic!

:p Love the BE Mod, even though its not exactly gonna be visible often. Shame they don't update the sf page more often though, feels less like I'm downloading a tester/nightly build :cool:

The the mid range Intel seems way superior to the mid range AMD build. The i5-2500K being on the high end one as well indicates so.

Maybe you can use the C-Media control panel (with these drivers) instead of the ASUS one; it shouldn't have jack sensing. http://brainbit.wordpress.com/2010/07/19/asus-xonar-unified-drivers/

I've noticed this recently too, but without clicking okay on the original message and closing the tab, there isn't any other nag screen apart from 'are you sure you want to leave this page?'

That's why they only have 3.5 stars :D

They are giving driver signature problems for me and I dont see many advantages, so not for me right now.

I'm pretty sure the winsxs folder is for copies of DLLs to make sure all programs work and do not interfere with each other.

"Advanced ADSL settings"

I think the point of the graph is to show that sunspider isn't a useful benchmark since there's nothing between the latest versions of the major browsers. Plus, Mozilla are so slow with the releases. I'm pretty sure their original plans were to have already had Firefox 4 out with more...

Lower SNR = better connection speed, more prone to errors/connection instability and vice versa What's happened to DGteam firmware anyway?

It depends; if the original nominal SNR was 6dB for example, and 50% changes it to 3dB, I think it is doable but you wouldn't want to go lower really.

I'm no expert but decibels are logarithmic, so that might not be true at all?

Maybe you made the youtube account by using your google account, so you can't do it?

Sounds like you are coming across third party made driver update manager type software which want you to pay money to support their program, not pay money for the actual drivers even if they do not give you the drivers until you have paid. As mentioned, the original manufacturer's site, Asus...