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Annie
hello guys,
Any freeware to check that status of my hardware and report if they still
work properly.
TA
Any freeware to check that status of my hardware and report if they still
work properly.
TA
Annie said:hello guys,
Any freeware to check that status of my hardware and report if they
still work properly.
TA
==================Online testing
http://www.pcpitstop.com/
No longer available for D/L, but may be available elsewhere.
AIDA32 Enterprise System Information does a very thorough scan of
your computer, even component temperature data and Win XP Key
number.
Forgot to add two things: it's available as an installer *or* as a zipOn 29 Sep 2005, PanHandler wrote
I think you'll find that AIDA transmuted into "Everest"; the "home"
edition is still freeware (and an excellent product):
http://www.lavalys.com/products/overview.php?pid=1&lang=en
(I been using version 2.01 as a non-installed app); and I think it may
require (free) registration.
Harvey said:On 29 Sep 2005, PanHandler wrote
I think you'll find that AIDA transmuted into "Everest"; the "home"
edition is still freeware (and an excellent product):
http://www.lavalys.com/products/overview.php?pid=1&lang=en
I'm currently running v. 3.40, 3/28/03
On 29 Sep 2005, PanHandler wrote
I think you'll find that AIDA transmuted into "Everest"; the
"home" edition is still freeware (and an excellent product):
http://www.lavalys.com/products/overview.php?pid=1&lang=en
I'm curious, though: what's the attraction to using Aida32 instead of
its successor, Everest?
On 29 Sep 2005, Susan Bugher wrote
I'm curious, though: what's the attraction to using Aida32
instead of its successor, Everest?
ISTM one of the major attractions is that Aida32 is free for business/professional use. (Everest
Home edition is not.) There was quite a bit of discussion about the differences when Everest first
came out - IIRC there were some other reasons for prefering AIDA32. . . networking?
Susan
Peter said:Susan Bugher - 29.09.2005 18:44 :
a question please: how many character per line do you have configured in
your program when posting/reposting? 72 per line should be normal?
Susan Bugher - 29.09.2005 18:44 :
a question please: how many character per line do you have
configured in your program when posting/reposting? 72 per line
should be normal?
100 per line. AFAIK there is no "normal" number of characters although IIRC Mozilla (which I'm
using) has a default setting that's lower.
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