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Re: Restarting the computer would be smaller than a NOP? | |
Re: Does the router have a recessed reset button on it? At worst you can press that and reset everything to its default settings. | |
Re: Thanks for the info & the links. | |
Re: Monitors have a degaussing coil built in, which eventually should restore your colours back to normal. If not, MCM Electronics sells a degaussiing coil that TV techs use to restore the colours on a crt. If this problem exists for a lomg time, then perhaps the metallic chassis inside the … | |
Re: Peel back the sticker and add a drop of ATF. Will quiet many a noisy fan. | |
Re: Common problem in this style of Dell. Replace the PCB and problem solved. Plenty available on Ebay. | |
Re: How's the video card? If it is not sending the appropriate H&V drive signals to the monitor, the monitor will go into sleep mode. | |
Re: Buy some empty used cartridges from Ebay, see if the printer comes to life, and if so, refill the carts. Empties can be had for as little as $5.00 delivered. If the printer does not work, sell off the parts on ebay to recoup your investment. | |
Re: It would appear that the treadmill is impressing noise upon the phone line. A, EMI filter installed on the phone line might be the answer to your problem. Many telcos provide this device free of charge. Depending upon the device, it either installs in-line with your phone line via modular … | |
Re: Some laptops use a heatsink with a liquid inside of a hollow tube that helps to transfer the heat away from the CPU. If the tube springs a leak, the liquid will evaporate out and there will be reduced efficiency of the heatsink to take the heat away from the … | |
Re: Does the wireless laptop use a Mini-PCI card for the WIFI adapter? If so, there might be an aux connector on the card, but then you would need a Hirose connector and an external antenna. I am suprosed they let WIFI lappys into the VA, they used to say that … | |
Re: I would think that each webcam would have to be from a different mfr., otherwise how do you tell one from another? | |
Re: Instead of fussing and fighting with the thing, why not just buy another one for ten bux? | |
Re: Well, you have eliminated the KB as the problem, this leads me to believe that the problem is on the MB. Did you get extended warranty? | |
Re: What kind of sounds? A sequence of beeps? Long and short beeps? If so, this will help to diagnose the problem. | |
Re: Watson does have to click the mechanical button to ring in just like any other contestant. A special actuator was constructed so that Watson can activate the mechanical button. This actuator was shown in the Feb 14th airing of Jeopardy. | |
Re: [QUOTE=antioed] Also - WEP keys are penetrable...two days to break it within 1200ft. [/QUOTE] Two Days? With two lappys,one as a talker and one as a listener, you can do it in 2 hours. | |
Re: 'Memory Stick' is a trademark of Sony Corporation, so if you are looking for a genuine product, look for the Sony label. Retailers such as Staples carry these products. | |
Re: Since you are using a laptop, why not use a PCMCIA or Cardbus to parallel port adapter? This will give you a 'real' parallel port, and not an emulated type. | |
Re: Did you buy genuine Canon cartridges, or an aftermarket brand? The quality varies widely on the aftermarket cartridges, possibly they are defective right out of the box. | |
Re: What country are you in? If USA, make sure that it has an ATSC tuner so that you can receive digital broadcasts. Many of the ones found on auction sites only have the analog NTSC tuner. | |
Re: There is no need for the USB port to be unique, the same way a parallel or serial port has no unique identifier. A device attached to USB port, however, such as webcam, may have its serial number available for access, or a WIFI dongle have its MAC address, etc … | |
Re: What will you do in the wintertime, when you won't be running cool air or A/C from the vents? Well, in the wintertime, it will be cooler anyway, but you wouldn't want the heat from the vents to go into your computer. You should eventually add some more fans into … | |
Re: Sounds like the fan is rubbing on something when installed on top of the processor. Maybe a small shim made out of some cardboard or other non-conductive material used between the fan and the heatsink to elevate the fan slightly above the heatsink will solve your problem. | |
Re: Have you been playing DVDs from various different regions? Maybe you have used up your 5 region changes under RPC2? | |
Re: With an Inkjet printer, if you don't use it, the printheads will clog and the solvent used in the ink will evaporate over time. A laser printer has a lower cost per page of output, and some models have toner cartridges that are easy to refill. A good quality laser … | |
Re: How about this camera? 18X optical zoom! [url]http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0327432[/url] | |
Re: A simple transistor switch driving a relay will be able to operate an electric motor using the trigger from your HDD LED. | |
Re: Install a spare fan or fans pointed at the motherboard to keep it cool. You might have to try pointing the fan(s) at different areas of the motherboard. If the computer works better with that arrangement, then there is a component on the motherboard that is failing when it heats … | |
Re: Check out [url]http://home.comcast.net/~stonent/screenfix.htm[/url] for info on how to replace the backlight yourself. | |
Re: USB has 4 lines: +5V, gnd, 2 data lines Serial has Rx, Tx, gnd, CTS, DTR, etc, They are not pin for pin interconnectable. you need an adapter in between. | |
Re: What link? I don't see nuthen. | |
Hello, I am looking for an adapter that converts a parallel port on the computer to a USB port. I see plenty of the ones that work the other way around, e.g. convert a USB port into parallel for use with printers. A serial port to USB port is an … | |
Re: Great site & graphics, keep up the great work! | |
Re: does the printer print in color when doing the front-panel self test? If not, I suspect the color cart is bad | |
Re: If you are brave enough, you can open up the monitor and try reseating the PC board that is on the neck of the CRT (Be careful) Sometimes corrosion can build up on the pins of the CRT and you will get funny colours on the display. Reseating the PCB … | |
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Re: Need more info: What does the flashing amber lite signify? | |
Re: If you are able to locate another identical drive (ebay maybe?) that is operational, you can try to swap the electronics from the good one over to the bad one amd see if you can get it to work so that you can get your data. This would work as … | |
Re: What has happened is either the knurls on the shaft that go into the cast Al frame of the LCD screen have worn the mating hole smooth or the holes themselves have split. If your laptop is one of the Compaq models with the removable hinge caps, take them off … | |
Re: WIFI signal is too weak, so the speed is falling back to a point where you have the limited/no connectiity. An external antenna on your WIFI adapter(if this feature is supported) will help to increase your TX and Rx signals. | |
Let's say, for example, we have 27 drives connected to a computer via USB, or a network, or whatever. The floppy is A: and/or B:, the HD is C:, the CD ROM is D:, etc, all the way up to Z:. Now, what would the drive letter of the next … | |
Re: maybe the tactile pushbutton switch has become inoperative. You can probably snatch one of those out of an old VCR and solder it up into the monitor. | |
Hello everyone! I am considering the purchase of an ultrasonic cleaner to try to experimentally rejuvenate clogged inkjet cartridges. I am hoping that the ultrasonic action will be able to break down the clogged, dried ink in the jets and disperse then into solution. Previously, I have had great success … | |
Re: You might be able to run Win3.1... I ran it on a PS/2 30-286 w/ 1M of ram & 20M HD, and was be to do some simple tasks using this configuration. | |
Re: Is this device TWAIN compatable? (Probably is if it is USB) You can use any pgm that has TWAIN compatability, such as Paint Shop Pro, etc. |
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