cornholio7

you just click custom installation and leave the ticks out of the 'install search' and 'i allow' checkboxes it's not that difficult this type of installer is popping up on most types of freeware, get used to it no need to be obnoxious

does your customer have a programme that reads .NEF ? i have had no problem burning and reading .CR2 but don't have a Nikon to try out .NEF files

welcome to the forum looks like your E drive is a cd burner that can read dvd's as well your F drive is a dvd burner (which can also burn cd's) you can use cd or cd-rw, it's up to you

if this were true , it would open an argument for an old friend to get rejuvinated (dd) *cough*

if you have an iso file , transfer it to your thumb drive using explorer

http://www.itworld.com/hardware/98987/usb-30-vs-esata-is-faster-better

yep, same thing but 3x the price

looks like you will have to look in your case and see which available power plug you have and then choose a card from f.ex. those linked to on new egg, or get a molex to sata / sata to molex adapter cable, either way it's max 10 mins and that will be up and running http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2C50V95534, wouldn't this work?

the pcie to usb3 will work as the drivers will be supported by win7/8, i'm not sure the drivers for your dexdrive will even if you can find an adapter. normally there are more than one pcie1 slots on mobo's? unless yours is micro atx

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2043035/how-to-add-usb-3-0-to-your-desktop-pc.html

you print on the disc itself, not on a label, so it won't peel off

you can't. try this http://www.nchsoftware.com/cdlabeler/index.html?gclid=CNr_ta_2xrsCFYmN3godX14AMw

let's take java as an example. it offers ask toolbar bundled with the installer that was bundled with the last version of imgburn and everyone moaned about that too, because there is a support forum where you can complain about a free product. there is an opt out from the bundled software in the current version, if you click custom on the install, you can choose not to install the bundled software. whether you want the adware in the installer or not, isn't really anyones call than Lightning_UK's, as it is his, and i would assume he has to get some form of revenue to keep the forum alive and buy drives and media for testing. it all costs money, and at the end of the day, imgburn isn't his day job.

do you still have the car in your avatar?

vendors have opted for hdmi as the newer interface, this way you can connect for ex. 52" flat panels and other sizes of course.

how would you watercool the gfx card?

1 use read mode 2 need more info on what you mean, but for making files into an iso, use build mode 3 there are already free tools that do this 4 why when windows does it already? 5 use good media 6 there are already free converters like flick that do this already, and will open imgburn to burn it for you

you can't booktype -r media, try with some +r media

there is an opt out, unfortunately you have been too click happy

chipset, audio, lan, usb, sata, bios if it isn't the newest on yours

always get the newest drivers from your motherboard/ gfx card/ etc. from their support pages, the ones that are on driver discs are outdated. uninstall the drivers you have installed and grab the latest ones

do you have a multiple license key?, otherwise you can only use your key on one pc windows will block you and you will get messages about activation

the option NOT to install is there to see, quite plainly in fact, it's on the very first screen of the installer. this type of installer that is bundled with other software is more and more common, even java has ask toolbar bundled, even though imgburn was changed from ask to this current one, doesn't change the fact that you can choose not to install the bundled stuff.