[Mother board]

I am assuming that you want it to be an alarm clock, and not self destruct if you start playing some cool Saturday Night Disco Fever.

 

Not sure if you have a login for the ASUS site, but I do, so you could send me your motherboard info, I can dig up some info for you.

 

Kevin

[new hardware]

Well ASUS up then.. :-)

[new hardware]

Normally everything is plug and pray (play). Once you turn off the computer to install the video card, the windows tell you new equipment installed, (duhhh) and then it will will ask you to install software or use the windows generic drivers, choose to use the drivers for the card you bought. I am not sure what your doing with the other video card, but you will have to turn off the onboard video card if you have one, or are you just replacing an old card? As far as the USB mouse goes, you should be able to plug that bad boy in, and it will start working, unless you are using a computer from the Apollo days.

 

Kevin

[Home network]

If you send me your router brand and model, I will download the booklet, and write up a how to scenerio for you.

 

You can enable all the do-dads (technical for computer RPO codes), but limiting the amount devices (IP addresses that are dealt out by your dhcp), and enabling the security functions it will keep out the wi-fi leaches.

 

Kevin

[FGMCC Log-In]

To be honest it is a cookies/web-browser thing. Depending on the amount of web-cache you have designated for the browsing history, how long you keep them in (days), and whether they refresh every time you visit the site, you will get some crazy stuff happening on your browser. Also whether you use IE / Netscape / MOZILLA or any other browser tool out there depends on the head scratchin WTFO syndrome. I am sure the MAC guys will weigh in on this soon.. lol and make a commercial :-)

 

Kevin