Minimize how many times your logo accompanies your email, if at all. It comes across as a heavy marketing campaign and it gets in the way of the real message. People know you are there and don't want to see gobs of pictures or logos. If it's necessary, then keep them small and out of the way of the content. Just like there are messages at the bottom of emails now a days that state "think about the environment before printing this email". It's exactly the same with how much info and how large the email is that's sent to people. Even though people have "unlimited" space in an email account.

There is nothing better than knowing exactly what needs to be done to get the best results from your technology. Especially from a database server. Why wouldn't someone read the manual of a car to know how it works. Because everyone wants to have the satisfaction that they got in the car, ran it, and never had to look at the manual. Yet, you didn't know you had to do maintenance, where that maintenance should take place and at what intervals.

Well, this is where best practices come in. Don't try and drive your car and let the engine just church without know how to best care for it.

You may have had an experience with your computer that caused it to now reboot everytime the AGP400.sys driver is accessed either in normal Windows startup or in safe-mode.

As I searched all over the internet, nothing concrete in the forums surfaced, but I did find this article from Microsoft. It helped me to resolve my issue, I thought I would post it so other found a solution to this problem. Good luck, here's the link.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324764

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