The Steel Guitar Forum

Hey folks... A friend of mine has an upcoming project that I am not available for but he's looking for someone who plays pedal steel. He's a fulltime working musician and has several things going. I asked about this project and I quote: 1965-1985 country. Ronnie Millsap Kenny Rogers George Jones Dol...

Rest in peace. Thank you for everything.

Amy Lee covering Johnny Cash covering Hank Williams Sr... Supported by Greg Leisz on steel... He sounds really pretty darn good... As usual...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ztq6botgfX4

I have to thank Patricia and all again for this. It is continuously an invaluable resource..

THANKS!

RIP...

I just got done watching it... I thought it was great...

Better than the Vampire Weekend and Grizzly Bear show...

Not a solo, but I love that he's on this song with this band... And it's darn tootin'!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnRKl6nSypg

RIP... Sad days...

RIP... Sad days...

Symantec Endpoint Protection Corporate since 10.0.. Now on 12.1? On my Win2k12 server I use nothing.. Why? I never use it to connect to the internet except for Windows Updates and it's behind 2 firewalls... My company uses WebRoot... I can say that it's fast as hell... Whether or not it's good or no...

Ctrl+Shift+Escape brings up the task manager directly...

Just so you know... There is NO direct upgrade path from XP to Win7/8. It will require a clean install. As others have said, older hardware with newer OS don't generally make good bed-fellows. I personally have a different opinion about Windoze... I HATE XP. I think it's one of their worst since 98/...

Geek squad folks are "certified" by an internal BB program and nothing recognized.. Basic PC training class is called A+ certification. You can find plenty of books at a store or things online to help you out if you wish to learn the basics. FYI, some of the stuff is "out of date"...

I agree with Richard's assessment of Seagate drives only when the drives were End-User class... Enterprise class drives are phenominal... That said, I have also had the same number of issues with WD drives as well. I suggest getting an enclosure and then buying your own drive(s). This way, if there ...

I don't think you can really go wrong with anything, my friend... Enjoy the fever... It won't last long...

Wasn't a fan of it... Was really buggy for me... Windows Server 2012 is the same thing minus all the B.S... And I love that...

It's funny that I just listened to this song the other day and thought to myself that I should learn to play it...

Thanks Mickey!

More than likely, yes. However, Windows Update should have those drivers though it's generally considered to be better to get them from the manufacturer, in this instance- Dell.

There isn't anywhere that I know of that either rents steels or has any just sitting around...

Open Windows Control Panel
Click on Programs
Click on Default Programs
Click on Associate a file type or protocol with a program
Scroll down to .jpg
Highlight .jpg click change program
Pick Windows Photo Viewer and click okay... then you are done...

What OS are you using?

First off... 3gb of RAM is really not a lot. How can you find out? To be technical, if you load up Perfmon (Performance Monitor) and look at pagefile usage keys, you shouldn't have more than 10 to 20% usage especially if the system default of 1.5x the amount of physical memory is set. If you have a ...

7006 - Service with the same name already exists.
7009 - Modem.inf not found.
7000 - Service login failure.

Sounds like some type of communications software issue...

Technically, Windows XP is an operating system not software. What it means specifically for Windows XP Pro is the amount of memory that can be utilized. Win XP Pro 32-bit can only use a maximum of 4GB of memory where as the 64-bit counterpart can use up to 8GB of memory. Which, in turn can be repres...

I'd be very leary about your hard drive... Windows diagnostics are terrible in detecting drive faults. If you have a bad drive, pray it fails while under warranty... I'd also be cautious about saving anything on that drive until it's been determined to be good.