8 gb can not connect at home but every where else i can

Yes just use the same connections
Processor AMD Athlon II X2 240e / 2.8 GHz
Memory 4.0 GB / 8.0 GB (max)
Hard Drive 1.0 TB
Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Edition
Optical Drive DVD RW (R DL) / DVD-RAM
Graphics Processor NVIDIA GeForce 9200
Graphics Controller Integrated
Monitor Type LCD display

reinstall windows or go back to factory settings.

Hello,

Windows home versions of the operating system can not connect to domain servers, you have to be running the Windows 7 pro to connect to a domain controller. The modules from Windows 7 are not included in the home version of the software.

The best way to do this is to use a free service such as Google Calendar. You'll need to sign up for an account. You then connect your home computer calendar application to Google calendar (the google site has tutorials for this), and connect your iPad too. Whatever events you add to a synced calendar should then appear on both the devices.
Hope that helped!

BSNL Broadband Dataone is offering ISP connection to home and business differently as the way and limit of usage are different. And for every plan the prices vary for single month or annual tariff. If pre-ordering for 1 year, the tariff is discounted to some amount.
Here are the various plans available for home subscribers who go for BSNL broadband home plans -

Home 125 plan
256 Kbps/Upto 2Mbps connection.
Monthly tariff is Rs 125 and Annual tariff is Rs 1250.
Download/Upload limit is 150 MB per month, and additional usage costs Rs 0.90 per MB.
There is no night unlimited browsing option available.

Home 250
256 Kbps/Upto 2Mbps connection.
Monthly tariff is Rs 250 and Annual tariff is Rs 2500.
Download/Upload limit is 1 GB per month, and additional usage costs Rs 0.90 per MB.
There is no night unlimited browsing option available.

Home 500
256 Kbps/Upto 2Mbps connection.
Monthly tariff is Rs 500 and Annual tariff is Rs 5000.
Download/Upload limit is 2.5 GB per month, and additional usage costs Rs 0.80 per MB.
You can browse unlimited from 0200-0800 Hrs.

Home 1000
384 Kbps/Upto 2Mbps connection.
Monthly tariff is Rs 1000 and Annual tariff is Rs 10000.
Download/Upload limit is 5 GB per month, and additional usage costs Rs 0.80 per MB.
You can browse unlimited from 0200-0800 Hrs.
You have to give 1 month plan charges extra for security deposit.

Home 1800
512 Kbps/Upto 2Mbps connection.
Monthly tariff is Rs 1800 and Annual tariff is Rs 18000.
Download/Upload limit is 10 GB per month, and additional usage costs Rs 0.70 per MB.
You can browse unlimited from 0200-0800 Hrs.
You have to give 1 month plan charges extra for security deposit.

Home 3300
2Mbps connection.
Monthly tariff is Rs 3300 and Annual tariff is Rs 33000.
Download/Upload limit is 5 GB per month, and additional usage costs Rs 0.70 per MB.
You can browse unlimited from 0200-0800 Hrs.
You have to give 1 month plan charges extra for security deposit

Hi,
you can install Windows Vista if your computer meets the following standard requirements:-
1 gigahertz (GHz) 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor

1 gigabyte (GB) of system memory (512 megabytes (MB) for Home Basic)

40 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space (20 GB for Home Basic)


Support for DirectX 9 graphics with WDDM and 128 MB of graphics memory (32 MB for Home Basic)

DVD-ROM drive
Audio Output
Internet access (Optional)

Hope this was helpful.
Cheers!!! Have a nice day!!!

If yours is a PC, Windows Vsita 64 bit should recognize 4 GB RAM. Have you tried the 64 bit bootable linux? Try with that. If you see less than 4GB, then you must check your BIOS for some setting which is the setting to share to the graphics memory or some limit.

you need to format as fat32... use a mac computer... otherwise it wont recognize it... no NTFS... just fat32... that is how i did it.. hope this helps you.

This is happing becuase of your motherboards BIOS !
Really, this happened to me too. You see, our motherboards which are very old cant support above 80 and so on. This is beacuse of the BIOS. You will need to update your BIOS inorder to give new features.

Try go to the Asus home page and download the latest driver for your motherboard. Then install it in your motherboard's BIOS. There is intructions for this in the Asus's home page.

Its going to be a hardware thing. Is the drive connected to a UB2 port? The network itself has its own data transfer rate  ( ie. gigabit ) you need to make sure you cables are no longer than 6 ft, its plugged into a high speed port, and that all ports on the chain are of the same speed. If you have the option, go firewire for this. If that does not rectify it, check adminsitrator properties of the drive.