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15:53 by Cindy?.

For Pat in Los Angeles

Mouse may be bouncing around because it is set to “snap to”. To check it go to Control Panel, Mouse, Pointer Options. If “Snap To” is checked, uncheck it.

13:03 by TheBear?.

Bob in Northridge was asking about microsloth update. He might want to check out nLite which allows you to create, for example, a Windows XP install CD with SP2 already installed and it can be set up to install all the updates as well. I’ve done Win XP with SP2 and about 15 of the 37 updates. Getting ready to add all the other critical updates as well. Sure saves time for me.

01:20 by Schotty?.

to pete in chicago:

That advice for Fedora/Red Hat is bad. Apt-rpm is dead, and has been long replaced with yum. I highly reccomend Fedora, even with a few snafus that come out of the box (no MP3 support). These are very easily worked around. Use the faq at the site mentioned below for help there.

http://www.fedorafaq.org/

Linspire is probably the best as far as installation goes. It does cost money, $50/year for the best plan, but it literally makes installation one click. The Click-n-Run service is a web based warehouse that when you click on their running man icon it will install the software automatically then for you.

Hope this helps out!

07:17 by Tim in Cleveland?.

Just an FYI, I wanted to tune into the live stream this weekend from my Mac, but after removing Windows Media Player and installing flip4mac, I was told that I can’t stream it without WMP installed! Bummer!

23:50 by Thiago - Marietta, GA?.

On this show, before the first call, Leo says: “Oh man… He sounds like he’s in pain… must be a Windows user.” He refers to the song playing in the background. Does anyone know the name of this song?

Thanks.

01:43 by Robert Ilbrink?.

With regard to Hyperthreading problems and GIMP, I have had issues in the past and have been able to resolve this, using “imagecfg”. This is a Microsoft tool to force an application to just run on one (virtual) CPU. I have a small tutorial on using “imagecfg” to resolve a problem with Palm software. You can read this at: http://miataru.computing.net/pda/wwwboard/forum/1844.html

and then apply this to your problem.

Having said that, I have NO problems with GIMP on my Hyperthreaded PC, and I did NOT have to use “imagecfg” for GIMP, just for the Palm hotsync application.

Regards,

Robert Ilbrink, The Netherlands

07:36 by .

Internet Explorer tip:

I make Windows Update the home page for Internet Explorer since that’s all I ever use it for.

07:36 by .

Internet Explorer tip:

I make Windows Update the home page for Internet Explorer since that’s all I ever use it for.

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21:54 by rfox?.

Regarding the woman who’s active window was losing focus when she types…Simple question: is she using a laptop?

Common problem when typing on laptop is you can very easily and accidently touch the pointer button in the middle of the keyboard or your hand touches the touchpad and they register that as a mouse click wherever the mouse pointer is located.

Simple solution is to either be more careful when you type and where you rest your hands, or turn off the tap to indicate a mouse click setting.

21:54 by siouxmoux.

That shocking that leo would recommend Myspace.com. As far as I concerned this service should forced offline by the feds

Missing Livermore Girl Found Dead, she was using myspace.com right before she disappeared.
from KRON.COM
http://kron.com/Global/story.asp?S=4393249

Updated with New Details
Livermore police say they’ve identified a body found January 10th in a San Joaquin County irrigation canal as 15-year-old Kayla Reed of Livermore. Reed had been missing since December 3rd. Someone reported seeing the body floating southeast of Tracy in the Delta-Mendota Canal

15:49 by Macinhell?.

Well Leo made a real big deal out of the WMF flaw and you know why? A reason to bash Microsoft, but like all Apple Zealots the Blame was Bogus! This is the game Apple Kool Aid Drinkers play.

14:32 by LaLa Land Dopes?.

Why aren’t the Listeners in LOS ANGELES that waiting and waiting and waiting to get help on the telephone, as Leo takes CALLS FROM OUT OF STATE getting a little pissed off!! KFI is an LA station and it should ONLY allow callers from LA to get on the air! Leo is only feeding his ego by pushing this worldwide audience! Cause he has no TV show.

Hey WE in LA are paying the Advertiseing Bills!!!

14:30 by Randysouth?.

It seems at this point the WMF flaw was more hype than bite. Much like the Y2K scare.

14:23 by Dallas<><?.

To David in Mission Hills

I didn’t get to listen to that segment of the show, but thought I’d comment here to hopefully help you. I had the same problem for months getting the USB 2.0 to work on my computer after installing SP2. I would always get USB 1.1. However, I did see a misplaced page in my motherboard manual (Soyo) that solved that problem. Here is what solved it for me and should do the same for anyone else…

Once Windows Service Pack 2 is installed, go to the device manager. You should see several yellow question marks there. Remove “? Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controller”. I removed everything there with a yellow question mark. Then restart your computer and the USB 2.0 will be found in the device manager and should work from there.

Hope that works for you or anyone else.

14:15 by Drew in Palmdale?.

I’ve owned Quicken 1992 (DOS) 2001, and now 2006.

Quicken 2001 also quit doing online stuff a year or 2 ago.
I’ve basically quit using it more than 3 times, because the worst part about Quicken is that IT DOES NOT USE WINDOWS. It still has the same basic “graphical interface accounting program” that was “New” under DOS! The Chart of Accounts (Catagory list” in QuickenSpeak) does not allow drag and drop between accounts. The Check register does not do even a simple task like “find duplicates.” My list of complaints goes further, because Intuit has lots of pages asking for feed back, but they completely ignore it, and I base this on the fact I gave them virutally this same list of problems in 2001!

14:21 by ChrisS1563.

Nice pictures of Cat… may I remind you this is a G rated site or have you forgotten?

14:15 by Drew in Palmdale?.

I’ve owned Quicken 1992 (DOS) 2001, and now 2006.

Quicken 2001 also quit doing online stuff a year or 2 ago.
I’ve basically quit using it more than 3 times, because the worst part about Quicken is that IT DOES NOT USE WINDOWS. It still has the same basic “graphical interface accounting program” that was “New” under DOS! The Chart of Accounts (Catagory list” in QuickenSpeak) does not allow drag and drop between accounts. The Check register does not do even a simple task like “find duplicates.” My list of complaints goes further, because Intuit has lots of pages asking for feed back, but they completely ignore it, and I base this on the fact I gave them virutally this same list of problems in 2001!

14:04 by Cat Schwartz?.

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14:00 by WhackJob?.

Leo your KILLING ME!

I have NEVER paid for High Speed Internet, or Dial up.
I hope my Neighbors are not Listering to you.
LOL
Leave those open router’s alone! LOL

13:29 by vettecoupe?.

This is by far the best location to learn HTML:

http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/

Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction (MCLI). Writing HTML was developed by Alan Levine,instructional technologist at the Maricopa Community Colleges (Phoenix).

On-line learning, downloads, many languages.

Have fun!

13:23 by B Mac.

Nancy in Covina, if you need any help i’m here in Pomona :)

13:18 by vettecoupe?.

I tried to Install The GIMP because I wanted to see the GUI custom user interface. Couldn’t intsall it on our biggest computer (Dell XPS 3 GHz) because it uses hyperthreading. Their solution - go to the BIOS and turn the Hyperthreading off. Like that’s going to happen! Guess we will stayy with Photoshop CS2

13:05 by Santa Rosa Steve?.

For Kathy in Corona’s my 8th grade daughter and other aspiring webmasters:

“Plain English” HTML tutorials—Learn how to make web pages quickly and easily with no special software.

        HTML Tutorials by Joe Barta
        http://www.pagetutor.com/ 

12:55 by SAW?.

** Treo 700w / Verizon question **

Would someone please explain something to me about Verizon’s Unlimited data plan?

If I sign up for the bundle of 450 minutes and unlimited data does that mean i can talk for 450 minutes and surf the web as much as I please? Or, is web browsing counted against my minutes and unlimited only refers to the amount of data i can download within those minutes??

Thank you in advance!

12:50 by .

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12:41 by Arizona Steve?.

>Why not just install the USB Drivers from the motherboard Disk?

Nobody supplies motherboard USB drivers for XP since XP is supposed to support it, at least Intel doesn’t, hence the need for the PCI card.

12:33 by WhackJob?.

Leo needs a vacation! How did He miss the Microphone being on?

You need that cruise Leo!

12:29 by WhackJob?.

Why not just install the USB Drivers from the motherboard Disk?

12:23 by Jose?.

Leo: where’s TWIT 39? Waiting over here…

11:53 by klokwkdog.

Jim — I keep waiting for The End to come due to the WMF flaw. It was a zero day exploit, and I expected whole countries offline…or at least Wal-Mart (hmmm. same difference). All I find is news about the flaw, not horror stories of destruction. I had popcorn ready and everything. :-( Definitely a Kohutek event.

Dunno about The Register. First they really leaned on Wikipedia. I count on them to be irreverent, but it got kinda mean. They’ve been sniping at Google News and Wikipedia forever, but it’s mostly been cheerful. Last week, they got after FreeBSD and then the WMF thing. They seem to be awfully crabby lately, not as much fun to read ;-)

The WMF article is logically consistent in its tone, though, arguing Occamly that WMF need not be malicious when incompetence will do. And thus consistent with the subsequent pounding.

Certainly separation of users and administrator helps, but note that The Register separately coming down on FreeBSD about the securelevel controversy is about just that. Meaning the next level of security has to be to prevent the damage possible should an attacker gain root (administrator) privilege.

Think of providing a more or less default user-as-admin. install for WinXP as the equivalent of MS providing a firewall in Service Pack 1 — but not turning it ON by default! We know why — fewer support calls for MS and their dealers. That changed in SP2. Absent Knoppix and a relatively few others, most Linuxes require separate administrator & user; default install.

11:56 by Arizona Steve?.

Re: Windows XP SP-2 USB 2.0 problem, SP2 is supposed to support USB 2.0 but doesn’t really have the necessary drivers. I installed SP2 on my Intel D850PERC that’s supposed to have 8 USB 2.0 ports but would only work as 1.1 so I installed a Belkin F5U220 PCI card that comes with it’s own drivers. That’s a lot easier than reinstalling Windows.

11:59 by unknown contributor?.

Re: Quickbooks Sunset. Most Business accounting providers charge some fee annually, like $1500.00 to $2000.00 for tech support and download of tax updates etc. QB is not such a bad deal afterall.

  Intuit is evil.
  Giving Intuit money is suborning evil.

12:01 by jeff.

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11:59 by unknown contributor?.

Re: Quickbooks Sunset. Most Business accounting providers charge some fee annually, like $1500.00 to $2000.00 for tech support and download of tax updates etc. QB is not such a bad deal afterall.

  Intuit is evil.
  Giving Intuit money is suborning evil.

11:56 by Arizona Steve?.

Re: Windows XP SP-2 USB 2.0 problem, SP2 is supposed to support USB 2.0 but doesn’t really have the necessary drivers. I installed SP2 on my Intel D850PERC that’s supposed to have 8 USB 2.0 ports but would only work as 1.1 so I installed a Belkin F5U220 PCI card that comes with it’s own drivers. That’s a lot easier than reinstalling Windows.

11:53 by klokwkdog.

Jim — I keep waiting for The End to come due to the WMF flaw. It was a zero day exploit, and I expected whole countries offline…or at least Wal-Mart (hmmm. same difference). All I find is news about the flaw, not horror stories of destruction. I had popcorn ready and everything. :-( Definitely a Kohutek event.

Dunno about The Register. First they really leaned on Wikipedia. I count on them to be irreverent, but it got kinda mean. They’ve been sniping at Google News and Wikipedia forever, but it’s mostly been cheerful. Last week, they got after FreeBSD and then the WMF thing. They seem to be awfully crabby lately, not as much fun to read ;-)

The WMF article is logically consistent in its tone, though, arguing Occamly that WMF need not be malicious when incompetence will do. And thus consistent with the subsequent pounding.

Certainly separation of users and administrator helps, but note that The Register separately coming down on FreeBSD about the securelevel controversy is about just that. Meaning the next level of security has to be to prevent the damage possible should an attacker gain root (administrator) privilege.

Think of providing a more or less default user-as-admin. install for WinXP as the equivalent of MS providing a firewall in Service Pack 1 — but not turning it ON by default! We know why — fewer support calls for MS and their dealers. That changed in SP2. Absent Knoppix and a relatively few others, most Linuxes require separate administrator & user; default install.

11:40 by Mark.

xanga.com was popular before. Go iWeb! hahah

11:39 by Michael?.

To Jim. I’d say both points are accurate.

1. See Mark Russinovich on the wmf flaw:

“I’ll pick poor design. After all, there are plenty of such examples all throughout the Windows API … I’m convinced that this behavior, while intentional, is not a secret backdoor.”

http://www.sysinternals.com/blog/2006/01/inside-wmf-backdoor.html

2. Yes, it is bad policy to run as what Windows calls an “administrative” user. However, it is difficult not to, because of the way Windows has been designed (or perhaps I should have said has “grown”).

The security policies of Unix-based systems, such as Mac OS X, are far safer. On Mac OS X, the root account is disabled by default, and in the normal course of things a user would elevate his privileges temporarily to carry out “administrative” type tasks.

It’s likely that Microsoft Vista will move to a similar security model - although, even if Microsoft tries to, there is some question whether it will be possible given the need for backwards compatibility and the need to make 3rd-party software houses change the way they write code.

In the meantime, some Microsoft employees have produced a wiki that gives advice on running XP as a limited user.

http://nonadmin.editme.com/

11:36 by Al?.

In regards to the Iboss, couldn’t kids just unplug it? Just my opinion

11:27 by Waldo?.

I just lost A power supply and the 40 gig main hard drive , luck has it i backed up to my secondary 120 gig Drive a week before, I put in a new Powersupply and main 80 gig HDD and was transfering files back from the 120 to the 80 and the 120 gig Drive Died , so i lostover 85 gigs if data, I lost all files I want to die TOO

11:26 by Ronnoc?.

I live in Oklahoma and finally after all this time since you left Tech TV I have found you. Thank you KFI, Internet and Leo.

11:10 by Dan.

If you love Leo, you’ll love this:

http://media22b.libsyn.com/podcasts/wehatetech/wehatetech-leomix.mp3

11:01 by Jim?.

I was surprised at an item about the WMF flaw on theregister.co.uk. The writer begins by debunking the idea that WMF was a deliberate scheme to open a backdoor, but then turns around and blasts MS for a ‘make everything easy for everyone’ policy as the root of most of the security problems; specifically encouraging users to run in administrave mode. Is that accurate?

15:19 by akern233.

http://avvenu.com - thats the sort-of logmein service i recommended to leo. it lets you send and recieve files to/from another computer or mobile phone.

http://img485.imageshack.us/img485/2646/popejohncdvoraknospam0sh.jpg - long live the pope, lol.