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common "dead" psu fault. Change the Psu and your good to go again

The biggest security issue with any machine is the user ! However, the very default design of those systems can and do go a heck of a long way to make it difficult for an attacker. Windows from the very outset was never designed to be a multi-user Operating System. That was "bolted on"...

A better explanation http://www.howtogeek.com/115229/htg-explains-why-linux-doesnt-need-defragmenting/

Civics can detect a change in tyre pressure due to the circumference of the wheel changing and it's picked by a sensor which also uses the ABS ring.

To explain the reason for that NTFS writes each block in consecutive order ie:beginning of the drive 1.2.3.4.5 etc EXT starts in the middle of the drive and writes each side outwards This is why EXT is FAR more efficient and suffers MUCH less from "disk thrashing"

WELL DONE for actually taking that step. Now with hand on heart you can honestly say you've tried it and in a real world scenario. Major Kudos

If speed is your bag then install Lubuntu or Xubuntu

All the servo does is take the pressure that you press down on the brake and multiply it. The idea is so that you don't require as much effort to brake harshly if need be.

The 8th Gen Civic has a "secret compartment" in the boot that you can store a heck of a lot of stuff in ! The compartment cover is hinged so that when it's shut it's flush with the boot floor. Oh yeah.. load securing hooks everywhere too

It "locks up" all your data (Pictures, music etc) with a cryptographic key IMPOSSIBLE to break/crack

If he has Cryptolocker on his machine then he is already screwed. No amount of "Rolling back" will help. Nuke it and start again

Benefit ?? Well our taxes are paying for this moronic decision so I guess the NHS is on Benefits ! They were told FIVE YEARS AGO to GET OFF WIN-XP and they didn't bother. Now WE will be paying for that monumentally stupid lack of action. Heads need to roll - Boll-ox need to be kicked

As long as you don't need to fresh install it. Microsoft has switched OFF activation for new XP installs so you'll only get 30 days usage. You could of course use a cracked version or suchlike but you'd need to be a real thicko to use ANY kind of software like that if you intend on using...

A bit obvious but remember to connect your monitor to the new card as well ! Yes I've numptied myself with that one too !

What cards were in them before ? If it's "onboard Graphics" then you'll need to go into BIOS and select pci (or whatever the option is - can't remember) BEFORE installing the other card. If you already had a nVidia card in then It'd probably be prudent to remove the nVidia driver before...

Preferably ODF

I would be very surprised if a 7 year old machine would run Win 8 all that well but I suppose it depends on what the spec of that machine was. Ok.. I just googled your machine... Geez it's only got a 3800 and a X1300 and ONE gig of RAM in it. UP to you if you want to Guinea Pig yourself...

That sounds like a screen resolution issue. Try upping the resolution a bit

If you're using Firefox try pressing F11 (press F11 again to reverse option)