Computer Questions Not Worth Their Own Thread II

Theoretically yes, you can use it that way. That assumes you can read and write to it.

Realistically, the only way I would do that is if I had two hard drives, or a partitioned hard drive, and would do so to separate the programs from the OS.
 
Aight, super-duper nooby question. D: Drive - can I use that in the same way as a C: Drive? Put Games, music, pictures on it?

Could you post a screen-shot of your "my computer" folder where it lists your drives? From the way you're describing it it sounds like a partition of the hard drive, or possibly a second hard-drive.

But it could also be a factory partition for re-installing Windows, which I wouldn't alter.
 
Aight well, I kinda put stuff on the D:drive and then questioned the wisdom of what I did...here we go:

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iTunes won't let me burn my playlist of songs onto a DVD. I have a DVD/CD burner, and have been burning audio cd's for the last few months. Any suggestions to fix this problem?
 
use windows media player or another audio/dvd burning program. VLC might work but I don't have much experience with it.
 
Does anyone know how well a computer with Intel HD 3000 will run AutoCAD on the graphics side? (I'm looking at a Thinkpad for my Dad who is an architect)
 
Suppose I have two computers connected via a LAN. Computer A has good speakers while Computer B doesn't. Is there some way to have it, without changing it physically, that Computer B can use Computer A's speakers?

I did try googling this but got a shareware program and a Macintosh program.
 
Trying to connect my laptop to the Samsung HDTV with an HDMI cable. The Samsung derps, "Check signal cable". Any ideas? A Google search reveals that this is a fairly common issue. I've been able to get this working before but I can't remember how.

Edit: Found out I have to jigger with the monitor computer-side.
 
Here's another question: My mom put emails on the phone and I can access Gmail on it now. However in the Gmail activity information (on the computer) it shows the phone with an IP address in the U.S. Why does this happen?
 
Here's another question: My mom put emails on the phone and I can access Gmail on it now. However in the Gmail activity information (on the computer) it shows the phone with an IP address in the U.S. Why does this happen?

Who is the wireless carrier, and what's the IP address (please leave out the last octet of the IP for security reasons)?
 
Well I looked all that up already and I know it's the phone, I was wondering why it would show an IP from the U.S. rather than the phones IP address.
 
Well I looked all that up already and I know it's the phone, I was wondering why it would show an IP from the U.S. rather than the phones IP address.

NAT, probably.
 
I do believe that when it comes to Autocad, RAM is king

No idea what an Intel HD 3000 is ;) But I hear wondrous things about solid state hard drives and 3d Studio Max (which is just AutoCad under a different name really). Someone said it loads Max in less than a second... when it can take up to a minute with a HDD.
 
Question: I have a RAR file. 7-Zip gives me a file is broken error. I know theres a way to extract broken files with WinRAR but that's shareware. Any way to do it within 7Zip or another free program?
 
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