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Davo_169
Joined: Sep 06, 2004
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From: perth/thredbo
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yes i do have an excuse.....DADS A STINGE
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fatreg
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ROFL @ davo.
thats an excuse and a half!
fatreg
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Davo_169
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the audio comes out clear but the video is very jumpy
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max99
Joined: Nov 24, 2004
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From: Manchester (@ Uni)
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thanks for the link, may buy it later
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fatreg
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s'ok max.
cant you just download it??
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nickorooster
Joined: Sep 28, 2004
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From: UK (Originally NZ)
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Nah, its a tad old  .
Oh and you think you're dad's a stinge, mine's just decided to install a net-nanny on some of the PCs in our house. He's working his way geographically through the place, with mine being the last. I seriously hope he comes to his senses before he gets here.
I mean, I wouldn't mind all those crappy porno sites being blocked, its just that this thing's gunna block just about everything! I hate those nanny things, they make me feel like someone is always watching what I type, what I say etc.
I mean, if I really wanted to get around it, sure I could. I've been doing it for years at my last 3 schools, and its not difficult .
My point is, it takes up valuable system resources that make my PC just that little bit slower!
God damnit!
Nick
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fatreg
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net nanny.
ahhh i do love net watching progams.
the best one ive ever seen is my mums BT yahoo you can filter specific words as well as all sites with like t*ts in the title etc.
my bro cant get on anything! HHAAA
will teach for for bringing the network down!
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Cycovision
Joined: Nov 30, 2003
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From: England
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I know what I'd do (evil grin...)
Start up in safe mode, go in as Administrator.
Click Start, run, type in 'control userpasswords2' without the quotes.
Remove all of the user passwords, including your dads.
Reboot into normal mode, go in as your dad, uninstall any 'unwanted' applications.
Reboot into safe mode again, 'control userpasswords2' and set your dad's account up with the lowest privilages available. Also, put a password on the adsministrator account so that he can't get in to change it back again.
Job's a good 'un 
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nickorooster
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From: UK (Originally NZ)
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Yeah, that would work, but this is my PC. I bought it. So im not letting him get near it.
Does anyone know a device that automatically locks the PC when I leave the area? (proximity)
Nick
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Davo_169
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From: perth/thredbo
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a hammer and 3 midgets
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fatreg
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just lock in with win xp pro.
ctrl + alt + del then lock
and its your password to log into windows to get back on it
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Cycovision
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Yup 
http://www.biometricsdirect.com/Products/NA/TF2000.htm
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fatreg
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but surely wont the pc just unlock when his dad pops by?
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max99
Joined: Nov 24, 2004
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From: Manchester (@ Uni)
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@ fatreg is that only in xp pro and not xp normall
also right if i do cntrl alt del and it comes up and then on menu
i go view > update speed > and its set to normal, what happens if i change it to high ?
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fatreg
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On 2005-05-14 15:32:08, fatreg wrote:
just lock in with win xp pro.
fatreg
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i said that max!???
just tried it on my laptop works in xp home too!
fatreg
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Posted: 2005-05-14 14:52
