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Perhaps. I just know what I have and use now (2 HDMI and 1 DisplayPort) on my motherboard. My keyboard does have extra USB ports but are so underpowered as to be useless. "Before entering on an understanding, I have meditated for a long time, and have foreseen what might happen. It is not genius which reveals to me suddenly, secretly, what I have to say or to do in a circumstance unexpected by other people; it is reflection, it is meditation." - Napoleon I

(part normal snare and part loud, pithless composite fiberboard accent)

Right...that thing...keep in mind that it's far from complete, and doesn't show what MS *really* doesn't want you to disable.

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I bought a NUC as a portable development machine, so went with an i7. Yes they do have fans, and can be a bit noisy when under load. Yes, they're a bit more expensive than an equivalent specced tower, but you can easily throw them in a suitcase to take with you. I use a crossover ethernet cable and a laptop to use it when monitor/keyboard are not available. After about 4 months of using the NUC, I decomissioned my old desktop and haven't looked back. The only real negative is a bug in the firmware. Sometimes the NUC fails to boot. The solution is to dismantle it and remove the battery to reset the BIOS. So I carry a set of small screwdrivers with me (in the hold luggage!). In fact, my first NUC went through a period of not booting at all for several days just before a trip, so I bought a second one. When I returned from my trip, the first NUC booted, so I ended up turning it into a Hackintosh. Sadly, it looks like it has done the same thing again - it remains to be seen whether it recovers. Still, NUC2 is going strong.

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Let us know if you narrow it down/solve it. I'm betting audio or video driver. If video, then extra points if they're from ATI... Bottom line--I wouldn't blame Skype in taking down the OS.

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He just spoiled the spoiling

VE2 wrote: M(int i, string s = “Hello”); M(int i); Is that actually valid code in C#? In C++ it wouldn't hold, because, like you said, M(5) would invoke M(int), and the only way to invoke M(int,string) would be to use two arguments, making the default argument "Hello" obsolete!

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:laugh: i like it, so going to use that next chance i get and i know which codemonkey to say it to :laugh: thanks :)

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