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You have 2000 active torrents and you are worried about your uTorrent crashing? I would be more worried about the cops if I were you.

Did you say that the DVD disc containing pron just magically disappeared from the disc tray?

No it doesn't but you can buy one: http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&field-keywords=bluetooth%20adapter&index=blended&link_code=qs&sourceid=Mozilla-search&tag=mozilla-20 Sometimes reading the user's manual helps.

I would go for uTorrent. There's not much difference in speed as you rely on the bandwidth of the seeders and peers. However, the selling point of uTorrent is its small footprint. In other words, it is very light on resources so there you go.

Yes it could be due to a failed Windows Update. If doing a System Restore to a much earlier date can't fix it then there's probably something wrong with the default user account. The permissions on the files may have been altered also due to corrupted registry. I had a similar case last month...

Right click on the drive and select 'Erase disc'. That should make the disc blank once more.

Avast is a lot better that AVG and is also free: http://www.avast.com/index As for cleaning your computer: http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner If that didn't speed up your computer then your best bet is to restore to factory defaults and start over like you just got it from the store. Reinstall...

A .torrent file is just a shortcut that leads to the actual files that you are supposed to get. To handle that .torrent file you need to install torrent client. One example is uTorrent: http://www.utorrent.com/

Try this: http://www.sothinkmedia.com/movie-dvd-maker/index.htm

This is what I use: http://www.formatoz.com/

No. Those programs that claim to say they can tell why looked at your fb profile are fake. Here's additional info which I quote: "There are scams aplenty promising to show you who is 'stalking' your Facebook page. I put in a call to Facebook and spoke with their technical folks, the truth is...

Wait until they have come up with a driver for Windows 8. That's your only choice.

Try using a different media player called KMPlayer. It's free and can play any media format that you throw at it. It has all the codecs you need built-in: http://filehippo.com/download_kmplayer/ Read the installation instructions carefully so you can cancel/decline the installation of the Ask...

Internal CD/DVD writers are generally the same in features nowadays. Just get one that has a high speed. One brand that I've been using for the past 10 years is LitOn. It hasn't failed me yet.

You are confusing me. In your other question you mentioned XP and now you are looking for Windows 7 installer.

If you want to stick to your default Media Player, you need to install external codecs like the free 'Windows 7 Codec Pack': http://download.cnet.com/windows/video-players/ It's works on XP, Vista and 7. A better alternative is to use a totally different but better media player called...

You probably haven't discovered that Windows 7 has a built-in Windows DVD Movie Maker. If you don't use Windows 7 then try Sothink: http://www.sothinkmedia.com/movie-dvd-maker/index.htm

KMPlayer can play almost 99% of all video formats: http://filehippo.com/download_kmplayer/ If it won't play then the video is most likely a fake.

Don't buy yet. Wait until the Microsoft Surface comes out and then compare their features.

SATA drives and controllers are downward compatible so you don't need to worry about that. Besides, computers built for the lest 5 years or more already use SATA revision 3 so you can't go wrong if you get a SATA rev. 3 drive.