Sid

The onboard wouldn't work if it had been disabled in the BIOS. The person that installed the sound card would have disabled the onboard for the card to work properly. It is a relatively easy job to restart it. Be careful with Creative soundcards and Windows 7 - the drivers weren't compatible, although they may have caught up now.

Hmmmm.....yes, it is. The actual physical taking out of the old and installation of the new is easy and should not be frustrating in the least. What CAN be frustrating is the installation of the drivers and setting the soundcard up. However, a gentleman of your patience should have no problem I would recommend you uninstalling the current drivers before shutting down and doing the physical stuff. Then follow the installation instructions...... What operating system are you using? XP? What card are you looking to buy? You really don't need to spend megabucks. Does your computer have onboard sound? If so, this is perfectly adequate for gaming and other uses...I use it now after having soundcards for years.

Good for her!

Perhaps everyone on the planet should work to.........no, I can't bring myself to say it

No, no....wait! I've worked out a way to do that FT Add 1 year to your current age.....that will make you 1 year older which is what you'll be next year. Try it.......it works! That's so cool! It gets me into 2012 indeed! Brilliant! So, what if we pretend it were last year... would thát work? Now you're being silly.....pretend!! This is REAL stuff FT......just take 1 year off your current age Tut Tut

No, no....wait! I've worked out a way to do that FT Add 1 year to your current age.....that will make you 1 year older which is what you'll be next year. Try it.......it works!

Mate, that is an AWESOME video...a great find! The Mirage is a beautiful aircraft and the vid shows it off very well Oh yeah, music is ok too. Normandy last year! Remember those that were circling over Point d'Hoc....?

So much I could say... Celebrate tonight in good style mate, no 'Girlie' drinks! All the very best for your 50th Mr P! Have a good 'un. Cheerzen

I was thinking more for those who may get a little over-excited.......

Do you think we'll get a discount for a bulk order from UBI? I mean, we will require 2 discs each for use and backup purposes won't we........? My god, what if my 'playing' one gets damaged...I'll need to use the backup so I won't have a spare....better make it 3..... Better build another shelf..... JANE! Garden work is suspended..... PS I actually think the cloth map is for another purpose

Happy Birthday mate! Had a good 'un?

Naff all to do with me.....Jeez, us UK Dogz are responsible for a lot of stuff but I have Nothing to do with it. Honest...guv'nor

What? a pair of big black peckers? JP Kaaa...ching

I put some here Cheerzen

Calvin...or Hobbes See here

Sound advice.....

Same here. I did use the left toe pedal to actuate the flaps for combat use for a time - it worked fine other than there was no way to gauge how far they had deployed and I ended up jamming them too often so gave up on that. Changing the sensitivity curve as Fruitbat and FT have done is an option I have used but other than that I've used them out of the box.

Thats exactly wot I just did. Merry Christmas, Brando m8. Thanks for that excellent advise Brando So, other than putting it onto a clean 4.09 for backup, with the UP updater putting 4.10 on we are good to go with our current install?

It's CHRIIIIIIISTMAAAAAAAAS! Have a good time and enjoy to the full! Merry Christmas mates. Kind regards Mr and Mrs Sid

'Specially at 3.09......... Lol, 'Walk on the Wild Side'.......that is a great series. Reminds me of Johnny Morris in 'Animal Magic'

Happy Birthday mate. Have a good 'un!!

Happy Birthday mate! Have a good 'un!

This is soooo relevant. I have bought a Haynes manual for virtually all my motorbikes and cars and have used some a lot, notably the ones for older style Minis and BMW 'R' series boxer engined motorbikes. I am pleased to say that I haven't bought one for the Moto Guzzi or the Isuzu Trooper yet as they are, respectively, still under warranty and 12 years old. If I have to do something to the Trooper that requires a Haynes Manual then I would prefer to spend the money on a replacement vehicle as my back/legs/knuckles/patience couldn't stand the stress and strain of outdoor working in all weathers. Haynes have been useful for me and have saved me loads of money but our relationship is now at an end.