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DHCP is turned on by default for pretty much every router out there. Besides, he said they connect to the router, they just won't surf the web. OP, when you say your xbox connects fine I'm assuming you mean it's connecting wirelessly to the router and you can connect to xbox live, the web...

Buddy of mine has an awesome story about when he decided to buy a shotgun. The short of it is that he narrowed it down to 3 brands, Remington, Winchester, and Mossberg. How he picked between the three was to close his eyes and cycle the gun....guess which one he bought? The second part of the...

Yeah, just about every HP computer I've come into contact with has had the hard drive or optical drive fail prematurely....sometimes both....lol. I messed with a Sony Vaio laptop one time where all the drives in it were SCSI...I thought that was pretty pimp! Fujitsu laptops aren't too bad either.

I've had two dell laptops so far, and both have been great so far. The first one I bought used back in '05...was about a year or two old at that time, and still runs to this day....albeit SLOWLY. My current one is a Studio 17 Dell, and it's been an awesome computer so far. Toshibas are good...

Thought I'd contribute here.... I am now officially a gun owner, bought a Springfield XD40 and picked it up yesterday. I can't wait to find a range to take it to and start shooting. :bigthumb:

FF uses a different protocol for the 'favorites' scripting, so it reads your Favorites folder and converts all the files to the format Mozilla uses and saves it in your Mozilla folder. I've found one of the best extensions for FF is Xmarks...it makes an online backup of your bookmarks in FF...

While it's good to back up the Favorites folder anyway, you shouldn't need to. IE is independent to the Favorites folder in your profile (Documents & Settings/YourUserName), so reverting IE shouldn't affect the folder at all.