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6051.	Solve : Books?
Answer» I am LOOKING into BUYING some books to expand my computer knowledge. I plan on buying: HTTP://www.amazon.com/Phishing-Cutting-Identity-Theft-Line/dp/0764584987/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1358551314&sr=1-1&keywords=phishing and http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1593271441/ref=s9_simh_gw_p14_d0_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=14QK1BMPEH0MZ0DRNY18&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1389517282&pf_rd_i=507846 Has ANYONE read these books or have a reccommodation.

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6052.	Solve : I keep getting a syntax error?
Answer» I keep getting an error message that says syntax error parse. JSON.unexpected character. It keeps coming up everytime I try to access a page and even if I'm on a page answering questions it comes up after every question. I'm WONDERING if someone can provide me with step by step instructions on how to fix it? It also says Java Script on top of this rectangle box that is coming up with this message. Any assistance regarding this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you candyqueen [recovering disk space, attachment deleted by ADMIN]This is likely due to an extension or add-on in your browser. Try disabling them all then re-enable them one by one to try and find out which extension is causing it.It MAY be one of the 4 toolbars i see in the screen cap....camerongray, It was one of my add-on. I want to Thank you so much for helping me solve this issue. Now another ? What is the software to run on a computer to diagnose all problems and then have them corrected? patio, Thank you for helping me also.Take a second and try cleaning your computer registry which may help to resolve your syntax problem. Much SuccessQuote from: quotes36 on July 28, 2013, 05:40:31 PM Take a second and try cleaning your computer registry which may help to resolve your syntax problem. Much Success We do not recommend registry fixers here... Bad attempt at SPAM...post priveledges limited for now.

6052.

Solve : I keep getting a syntax error?

Answer»

I keep getting an error message that says syntax error parse. JSON.unexpected character. It keeps coming up everytime I try to access a page and even if I'm on a page answering questions it comes up after every question. I'm WONDERING if someone can provide me with step by step instructions on how to fix it? It also says Java Script on top of this rectangle box that is coming up with this message.

Any assistance regarding this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
candyqueen

[recovering disk space, attachment deleted by ADMIN]This is likely due to an extension or add-on in your browser. Try disabling them all then re-enable them one by one to try and find out which extension is causing it.It MAY be one of the 4 toolbars i see in the screen cap....camerongray, It was one of my add-on. I want to Thank you so much for helping me solve this issue. Now another ? What is the software to run on a computer to diagnose all problems and then have them corrected?

patio, Thank you for helping me also.Take a second and try cleaning your computer registry which may help to resolve your syntax problem.
Much SuccessQuote from: quotes36 on July 28, 2013, 05:40:31 PM

Take a second and try cleaning your computer registry which may help to resolve your syntax problem.
Much Success

We do not recommend registry fixers here...
Bad attempt at SPAM...post priveledges limited for now.

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6053.	Solve : tbb meter program starts up automatically when I boot my computer?
Answer» Hi, I have the ttb meter program loaded on my laptop www.thinkbroadband.com/tbbmeter3 The problem is that it loads automatically every time that I start my Windows Vista. So I went to msconfig and looked in the Startup folder but ttb meter is not in the startups. So I am wondering how this program is starting up automatically and what I can do to stop it? THANKS, -cinque8Isn't the whole point of the meter that you leave it running in order to monitor your usage? Have you checked in the settings of the program to see if there's an option for it to start with Windows, and have you checked the Startup folder under Start - All Programs - Startup? Also, the correct link for the software is http://www.thinkbroadband.com/tbbmeter.htmlI like the program, but when the program starts up a huge image appears on my screen and it is starting to get a little ANNOYING. And it did not ask me if I wanted it to automatically start up. The reason that I downloaded the program in the first place is because I wanted to monitor speed only when I was downloading or uploading something. But I will check the settings. Thanks for the reply, -cinque8Your other option would be StartupCPL ...from Mike Lin...Free.If you go to Menu > Options you can uncheck the BOX LABELED "Show Splash Screen At Startup" to turn off the annoying splash screen.Quote from: Helpmeh on July 28, 2013, 05:28:39 PM If you go to Menu > Options you can uncheck the box labeled "Show Splash Screen At Startup" to turn off the annoying splash screen. Helpmeh, Thanks! Problem Solved!

6053.

Solve : tbb meter program starts up automatically when I boot my computer?

Answer»

Hi,

I have the ttb meter program loaded on my laptop www.thinkbroadband.com/tbbmeter3 The problem is that it loads automatically every time that I start my Windows Vista. So I went to msconfig and looked in the Startup folder but ttb meter is not in the startups. So I am wondering how this program is starting up automatically and what I can do to stop it?

THANKS,

-cinque8Isn't the whole point of the meter that you leave it running in order to monitor your usage?
Have you checked in the settings of the program to see if there's an option for it to start with Windows, and have you checked the Startup folder under Start - All Programs - Startup?
Also, the correct link for the software is http://www.thinkbroadband.com/tbbmeter.htmlI like the program, but when the program starts up a huge image appears on my screen and it is starting to get a little ANNOYING. And it did not ask me if I wanted it to automatically start up. The reason that I downloaded the program in the first place is because I wanted to monitor speed only when I was downloading or uploading something. But I will check the settings.

Thanks for the reply,

-cinque8Your other option would be StartupCPL ...from Mike Lin...Free.If you go to Menu > Options you can uncheck the BOX LABELED "Show Splash Screen At Startup" to turn off the annoying splash screen.Quote from: Helpmeh on July 28, 2013, 05:28:39 PM

If you go to Menu > Options you can uncheck the box labeled "Show Splash Screen At Startup" to turn off the annoying splash screen.

Helpmeh,

Thanks!

Problem Solved!

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6054.	Solve : AC plugin to wall versus USB?
Answer» :-[Is there such a thing as an adapter to convert from a radio AC cable that you plug in the wall socket (photo att.) to a USB cable that I can plug into my computer? I am trying to download all my CD and Cassettes music to my computer but my radio only has a 2 prong plug. Sorry the picture did not turn out, I would like to try another one but don't know how to get back to the attachment option. [year+ old attachment deleted by admin]This is the correct picture, sorry [year+ old attachment deleted by admin]That right there is a power cord. It doesn't support data transfer. It is somewhat confusing to know precisely what you are try to do with what. Is it that you want to use your radio (which has an ability to play from both cassettes and cd's) and transfer the contents of cassettes and cd's to your computer hard-drive?While you are answering that to save some time.Does the "radio" have a headset out stereo jack? If yes to the last (plus clarification of the preceding). Then yes with appropriate software it can be done.truenorth It is yes to your first question but I made a mistake my radio does not play CDs only Cassettes. I know I can transfer CDs directly from my CD rom sorry about that. I checked and there is a place to plug in a headset but I don't understand how it can help me transfer my CDs?? That is why I was looking for such an adapter.Quote from: cuscus on January 16, 2013, 01:27:18 PM It is yes to your first question but I made a mistake my radio does not play CDs only Cassettes. I know I can transfer CDs directly from my CD rom sorry about that. I checked and there is a place to plug in a headset but I don't understand how it can help me transfer my CDs?? That is why I was looking for such an adapter. An adapter wouldn't help you, because that power cord is only capable of POWERING the device, not transferring data. If you had a male-male AUX cable (also just called an AUX extension cable), which looks like this: You can use a cable like that to plug it into your computer's microphone port. From there, you can use any sort of recording software (heck, even the default sound recorder will work) to save your music directly.I understand what you are saying about the cable you are showing to plug it into my computer's microphone port but what is plugged in my radio, the other end? Sorry but I am not used to all this.Please do not take offense but you are going to have to PAY more attention as to how you present your questions and also how you respond to other member's questions.For instance you replied with this "but I made a mistake my radio does not play CDs only Cassettes" then this "I know I can transfer CDs directly from my CD rom sorry about that." then this " I don't understand how it can help me transfer my CDs?". When it must mean that you don't believe you know how to transfer "cassettes" not cd's. Given that i asked you if you had a headphone jack output on your radio and then Helpmeh showed you a pictorial representation of the cable required. I had already told you that if it did you would be able to connect to the computer and with appropriate software (which again Helpmeh has told you) you can do the transfer.So what is your issue remaining? Is it that you don't know where to plug the other end into the computer? To try and assist you to achieve your objective and save us all some time here is a link to a site that explains the process for many types of music transfer from multiple external (and internal ) sources. http://www.ehow.com/how_6701317_transfer-music-pc.html Please read it thoroughly and then if any further questions arise come back and we shall try to help you.truenorthHow to Transfer Music to a PC In the SECTION, Audio Cassettes, Vinyl Records and Other Formats, they say to use Audacity, which I had difficulty understanding & using. Waveosaur seems easier & can also output to mp3. It uses the Lame encoder which must be downloaded separately & copied to the Wavosaur folder. I used Wavosaur on an old Pentium II laptop with no problems. http://www.wavosaur.com/Thanks everyone for all your help. Quote from: Helpmeh on January 16, 2013, 01:44:04 PM An adapter wouldn't help you, because that power cord is only capable of powering the device, not transferring data. If you had a male-male AUX cable (also just called an AUX extension cable), which looks like this: You can use a cable like that to plug it into your computer's microphone port. From there, you can use any sort of recording software (heck, even the default sound recorder will work) to save your music directly. A correction is needed here. You need to plug that cable into a Line-in port, not a microphone port. If your computer does not have a separate Line-in port,, this procedure may not work. Quote from: soybean on January 18, 2013, 11:49:05 AM A correction is needed here. You need to plug that cable into a Line-in port, not a microphone port. If your computer does not have a separate Line-in port,, this procedure may not work. Not all computers have a dedicated line-in port, but have a multifunctional mic port (and most with extra input ports can exchange their functionality also). @OP, if you do have a dedicated line-in port, you will want to use it instead of a mic port.I SUPPOSE in the interest of full security when doing this for the 1st time ensure the volume control output of your radio is at a very low volume. Use the audio adjustment level viewer (of the computer's software for the ripping program ) to gauge if it is high enough. I urge you to do some brief trials and listen to the results to help you obtain the best level of quality.truenorthI mentioned the Line-in because I connected a tape player to the Mic port on my laptop, which has no Line-in, and I believe it damaged the computer. When I played the tape player, the sound on the laptop was awful and I knew something was wrong. Immediately after that, the built-in wireless adapter stopped and never worked again. I also connected the tape player to the Mic port on front of my desktop and, like the laptop, the sound was screechy. I then connected to a Line-in on back and that worked well. Certainly the possibility of damage can result if volume input levels are not kept low. Personally i would not (and do not) do the audio transfer in the manner that has been presented so far in this thread. It can be done but the caution i have urged must be followed. I take my non-amplified audio source and run it next into a pre amplifier and from there to the line in computer port and make adjustments to production volume level from within the software i use. Have had great success with that method and never have CAUSED any damage thus far.truenorth

6054.

Solve : AC plugin to wall versus USB?

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:-[Is there such a thing as an adapter to convert from a radio AC cable that you plug in the wall socket (photo att.) to a USB cable that I can plug into my computer? I am trying to download all my CD and Cassettes music to my computer but my radio only has a 2 prong plug.

Sorry the picture did not turn out, I would like to try another one but don't know how to get back to the attachment option.

[year+ old attachment deleted by admin]This is the correct picture, sorry

[year+ old attachment deleted by admin]That right there is a power cord. It doesn't support data transfer. It is somewhat confusing to know precisely what you are try to do with what. Is it that you want to use your radio (which has an ability to play from both cassettes and cd's) and transfer the contents of cassettes and cd's to your computer hard-drive?While you are answering that to save some time.Does the "radio" have a headset out stereo jack? If yes to the last (plus clarification of the preceding). Then yes with appropriate software it can be done.truenorth It is yes to your first question but I made a mistake my radio does not play CDs only Cassettes. I know I can transfer CDs directly from my CD rom sorry about that. I checked and there is a place to plug in a headset but I don't understand how it can help me transfer my CDs?? That is why I was looking for such an adapter.Quote from: cuscus on January 16, 2013, 01:27:18 PM

It is yes to your first question but I made a mistake my radio does not play CDs only Cassettes. I know I can transfer CDs directly from my CD rom sorry about that. I checked and there is a place to plug in a headset but I don't understand how it can help me transfer my CDs?? That is why I was looking for such an adapter.

An adapter wouldn't help you, because that power cord is only capable of POWERING the device, not transferring data. If you had a male-male AUX cable (also just called an AUX extension cable), which looks like this:

You can use a cable like that to plug it into your computer's microphone port. From there, you can use any sort of recording software (heck, even the default sound recorder will work) to save your music directly.I understand what you are saying about the cable you are showing to plug it into my computer's microphone port but what is plugged in my radio, the other end? Sorry but I am not used to all this.Please do not take offense but you are going to have to PAY more attention as to how you present your questions and also how you respond to other member's questions.For instance you replied with this "but I made a mistake my radio does not play CDs only Cassettes" then this "I know I can transfer CDs directly from my CD rom sorry about that." then this " I don't understand how it can help me transfer my CDs?". When it must mean that you don't believe you know how to transfer "cassettes" not cd's. Given that i asked you if you had a headphone jack output on your radio and then Helpmeh showed you a pictorial representation of the cable required. I had already told you that if it did you would be able to connect to the computer and with appropriate software (which again Helpmeh has told you) you can do the transfer.So what is your issue remaining? Is it that you don't know where to plug the other end into the computer? To try and assist you to achieve your objective and save us all some time here is a link to a site that explains the process for many types of music transfer from multiple external (and internal ) sources.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6701317_transfer-music-pc.html
Please read it thoroughly and then if any further questions arise come back and we shall try to help you.truenorthHow to Transfer Music to a PC

In the SECTION, Audio Cassettes, Vinyl Records and Other Formats, they say to use Audacity, which I had difficulty understanding & using. Waveosaur seems easier & can also output to mp3. It uses the Lame encoder which must be downloaded separately & copied to the Wavosaur folder.

I used Wavosaur on an old Pentium II laptop with no problems.

http://www.wavosaur.com/Thanks everyone for all your help. Quote from: Helpmeh on January 16, 2013, 01:44:04 PM

An adapter wouldn't help you, because that power cord is only capable of powering the device, not transferring data. If you had a male-male AUX cable (also just called an AUX extension cable), which looks like this:

You can use a cable like that to plug it into your computer's microphone port. From there, you can use any sort of recording software (heck, even the default sound recorder will work) to save your music directly.

A correction is needed here. You need to plug that cable into a Line-in port, not a microphone port. If your computer does not have a separate Line-in port,, this procedure may not work. Quote from: soybean on January 18, 2013, 11:49:05 AM

A correction is needed here. You need to plug that cable into a Line-in port, not a microphone port. If your computer does not have a separate Line-in port,, this procedure may not work.

Not all computers have a dedicated line-in port, but have a multifunctional mic port (and most with extra input ports can exchange their functionality also).

@OP, if you do have a dedicated line-in port, you will want to use it instead of a mic port.I SUPPOSE in the interest of full security when doing this for the 1st time ensure the volume control output of your radio is at a very low volume. Use the audio adjustment level viewer (of the computer's software for the ripping program ) to gauge if it is high enough. I urge you to do some brief trials and listen to the results to help you obtain the best level of quality.truenorthI mentioned the Line-in because I connected a tape player to the Mic port on my laptop, which has no Line-in, and I believe it damaged the computer. When I played the tape player, the sound on the laptop was awful and I knew something was wrong. Immediately after that, the built-in wireless adapter stopped and never worked again.

I also connected the tape player to the Mic port on front of my desktop and, like the laptop, the sound was screechy. I then connected to a Line-in on back and that worked well. Certainly the possibility of damage can result if volume input levels are not kept low. Personally i would not (and do not) do the audio transfer in the manner that has been presented so far in this thread. It can be done but the caution i have urged must be followed. I take my non-amplified audio source and run it next into a pre amplifier and from there to the line in computer port and make adjustments to production volume level from within the software i use. Have had great success with that method and never have CAUSED any damage thus far.truenorth

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6055.	Solve : HP g7 cooling system error?
Answer» Anyone know where i can find detailed instructions on the disassembling of an HP g7 to remove and clean the cooling system fan? i have an HP Pavilion g7 1279dx that is getting too hot. I have used the CANNED air and i honestly don't NOTICE a difference in performance. It only takes a few minutes for a cooling system error message to display after i begin USING it. I would like to remove the case cover and clean (or replace) the laptop fan. I have failed in my search on the HP.com website to locate instructions on how to open and disassemble my laptop/remove and replace the cooling fan. It would not be my first time doing this procedure, but it will be my first time performing it on an HP g7 1279dx. thanks in advance.... kianmeI believe this is what you'll need... http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02720306/c02720306.pdfDo you hear the fan revving up when its hot? Have you opened Task Manager to SEE whether CPU usage is running high when the overheating occurs? If so, could you identify processes that are CAUSING the high CPU usage?

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6056.	Solve : Need some serious help with PC freezing while playing games...?
Answer» I recently built a gaming pc so that I could play the latest games,etc. It seemed to run my games great until it randomly froze up. I thought it was nothing at first, but it keeps HAPPENING. The screen usually turns black and there's some kind of audio skip noise, forcing me to hold the power button to shut down. I have checked my temps, they seem to be fine, and my hardware is meant for gaming....so what is going wrong? PC SPECS: AMD FX 4300 GTX 650 ti Graphics Card Asus MB 650W Ultra PSU 650GB HDD Western Windows 8 64 bitHow much RAM are you running and is it a matched PAIR etc? Seen memory issues cause this before when games tap into a section of memory that is troubled. If you havent already done so, I'd run MEMTEST86 on this system. The ISO is FREE online and can be burned to a CD, DVD, or Thumb Drive. Other than that Windows 8 64-bit is still pretty new and maybe there is a driver issue that has a memory leak or something.I have a pair of 4GB RAM (8GB Total) Ill run that program then report back.nothing came up with that programQuote from: DRyan95 on January 18, 2013, 06:08:09 PM nothing came up with that program What does this mean ? ? How long did it run ? ?

6056.

Solve : Need some serious help with PC freezing while playing games...?

Answer»

I recently built a gaming pc so that I could play the latest games,etc. It seemed to run my games great until it randomly froze up. I thought it was nothing at first, but it keeps HAPPENING. The screen usually turns black and there's some kind of audio skip noise, forcing me to hold the power button to shut down. I have checked my temps, they seem to be fine, and my hardware is meant for gaming....so what is going wrong?

PC SPECS:
AMD FX 4300
GTX 650 ti Graphics Card
Asus MB
650W Ultra PSU
650GB HDD Western
Windows 8 64 bitHow much RAM are you running and is it a matched PAIR etc? Seen memory issues cause this before when games tap into a section of memory that is troubled. If you havent already done so, I'd run MEMTEST86 on this system. The ISO is FREE online and can be burned to a CD, DVD, or Thumb Drive.

Other than that Windows 8 64-bit is still pretty new and maybe there is a driver issue that has a memory leak or something.I have a pair of 4GB RAM (8GB Total) Ill run that program then report back.nothing came up with that programQuote from: DRyan95 on January 18, 2013, 06:08:09 PM

nothing came up with that program

What does this mean ? ? How long did it run ? ?

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6057.	Solve : Weird sequence of characters in the properties of a music file?
Answer» Hi all, I am new here and not very computer competent. I hope someone here can clear up a WORRY I have. A while back my ex boyfriend gave me a FOLDER of .mp3 music. I tried to delete it today and one song wouldn't delete. There was an error MESSAGE saying that I didn't have permission to change it and something about it being in use by another program; it wasn't being played at the time. When i right clicked the song and looked at its properties, in the comments section of the properties WINDOW there was a sequence of groups of numbers and letters, like a product key. When i removed that and saved it without anything in the comments section I was able to delete it. Does that seem like something dodgy? A couple of times lately when I've been talking to my ex he has sorta said things referring to stuff I've searched and typed online. I haven't confronted him with how he knows that sort of thing but I'm becoming worried that he may have done something to compromise the security of my computer. I do run SCANS and nothing has been detected. Any advice to help or just ease my mind would be greatly appreciated.I wouldn't worry about it.Ok, Thank you

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6058.	Solve : Occasional "No Signal" in playing laptop through television?
Answer» For a year I had no problems daily playing my laptop through my television to view movies and streaming sports. Then after a year I experienced occasional problems with "No Signal." I'm using a HDM1 cable from a HP laptop with Windows 7 to a Sony LCD television. It's now gotten to the point where half the TIME I hook up the HDM1 cable to my laptop it's "No Signal."Although on the PRICEY side i would replace the cable... Or borrow a known good ONE to test...if the same thing happens then the issues is with the laptop.In addition to that which patio has SUGGESTED. If you also have a vga output on the computer and a vga input on the tv i would try that as well.Rational =it will help to isolate further the PROBABLE cause.In this instance that it is possibly being caused by the HDMI cable and/or the HDMI input on the tv or the output (HDMI) on the computer. Of course this is only to test the video as you will not get an audio transfer via the vga. If it became a possible resolution to the issue via the vga and you decided to stick with it you would have to set up separate cables for the audio output/input.truenorth

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6059.	Solve : copying home dvd to hard drive?
Answer» Hi im trying to copy a camcorder mini dvd to my hard drive. The disk has been finalised in the camcorder, when i insert the disk in the pc it recognises & plays the full dvd of 45min. However when i try to import the disk using coral video it only records the FIRST chapter about 19seconds & does not seam to recognise the rest, even after ticking record all chapters. I thought this may be a FAULT with coral but the same is happening when using format factory. Im trying to find another way to copy the dvd using windows vista media player but there appears to be no record facitity. Anybody got any advice?? You should try ONE of the tools listed on this page: http://lifehacker.com/380702/five-best-dvd-ripping-toolsCan't you (simply) open or right-click/explore the video file (cd) by Windows Explorer and copy/paste it on a CERTAIN location of your drive? Thanks jason2074 the explore copy & paste method works great in that it copies EVERYTHING across. I used axara video converter to convert it to wmp but didnt like their title in the middle of the screen at all times, or the their screen borders so ill use another free package to convert the video_ts file to wmv. Prob one above. But at least i know the whole thing is able to convert now, so chers.

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6060.	Solve : Difficulty connecting D-link DL-524 to Android mobile (using Wi-fi)?
Answer» Hello I have broadband, thru LAN cable. I also have a D-Link wireless router, lying idle. My son wanted to connect his mobile to save on INTERNET charges for his MICROMAX mobile A10. On his mobile, the signal strength shown is Excellent, but somehow cannot connect. We tried for quite some TIME and have given up. Is it normal for ANDROID phones or something could be done?What encryption is the D-Link set up to use? Have you tried changing it? What mobile is it that your son has?

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6061.	Solve : bypassing log on password screen for windows7premium edition?
Answer» I just bought an hp pavilion g6 LAPTOP at a pawnshop and did not GET restore disks, and i CANT bypass. logon SCREEN is there a way to go around it and use my expensive paper weight?Go to an HP dealer with proof of legal ownership. You should be able to purchase a restore disk. Or format and INSTALL a legal ver. of Windows which i think should be done automatically with any used PC.

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6062.	Solve : Wireless Monitoring?
Answer» The guy that IM curently doing some work for is disabled know an has a huge TV that he would like to throw his computer desktop up too. He wants to be able to do it wirelessly an we cant move the tv or computer. He doesnt want to run wires ether an has a usb antenna adapterMy thoughts are to use a wireless HDMI BRIDGE connection to send the video via HDMI connection wirelessly to the TV which as a HDMI port. This requires both the PC and TV to have HDMI ports. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815804040 Linked for example of what you would need and not to solicit on neweggs behalf. If no HDMI option, then send out composite analog video to a low wattage/range TV transmitter that transmits on say channel 3. May require an FCC license if not low enough wattage and may be an invasion of privacy to anyone who still uses TV over the airwaves who could potentially within range view contents.yes, he does have that. so I cant use a wireless adapter an some how remotely send it to his tvI have no idea what that reply means...Quote from: Ryuk on July 15, 2013, 08:52:36 AM yes, he does have that. so I cant use a wireless adapter an some how remotely send it to his tv A regular wireless adapter just won't cut it. You'll have to use one of the solutions suggested in the above post. Quote from: Ryuk on July 15, 2013, 08:52:36 AM yes, he does have that. so I cant use a wireless adapter an some how remotely send it to his tv Assuming this means he does have an HDMI port then you could get the SYSTEM linked by DaveLembke. This should handle video and audio, you may then want a wireless keyboard and mouse for controlling it. Just bear in mind the ranges of these things, the HDMI should be pretty long but a wireless keyboard and mouse will struggle through walls. While doing something over WiFi is possible, it would require what is essentially ANOTHER PC hooked up to the TV which defeats the whole point really.right, which, isnt something that we want to do. I thought that I just be able to do it with what he did have an I seen those units cheaper but, differnt manufacture

6062.

Solve : Wireless Monitoring?

Answer»

The guy that IM curently doing some work for is disabled know an has a huge TV that he would like to throw his computer desktop up too. He wants to be able to do it wirelessly an we cant move the tv or computer. He doesnt want to run wires ether an has a usb antenna adapterMy thoughts are to use a wireless HDMI BRIDGE connection to send the video via HDMI connection wirelessly to the TV which as a HDMI port. This requires both the PC and TV to have HDMI ports. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815804040 Linked for example of what you would need and not to solicit on neweggs behalf.

If no HDMI option, then send out composite analog video to a low wattage/range TV transmitter that transmits on say channel 3. May require an FCC license if not low enough wattage and may be an invasion of privacy to anyone who still uses TV over the airwaves who could potentially within range view contents.yes, he does have that. so I cant use a wireless adapter an some how remotely send it to his tvI have no idea what that reply means...Quote from: Ryuk on July 15, 2013, 08:52:36 AM

yes, he does have that. so I cant use a wireless adapter an some how remotely send it to his tv

A regular wireless adapter just won't cut it. You'll have to use one of the solutions suggested in the above post. Quote from: Ryuk on July 15, 2013, 08:52:36 AM

yes, he does have that. so I cant use a wireless adapter an some how remotely send it to his tv

Assuming this means he does have an HDMI port then you could get the SYSTEM linked by DaveLembke. This should handle video and audio, you may then want a wireless keyboard and mouse for controlling it. Just bear in mind the ranges of these things, the HDMI should be pretty long but a wireless keyboard and mouse will struggle through walls.

While doing something over WiFi is possible, it would require what is essentially ANOTHER PC hooked up to the TV which defeats the whole point really.right, which, isnt something that we want to do. I thought that I just be able to do it with what he did have an I seen those units cheaper but, differnt manufacture

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6063.	Solve : Blog Page Frozen?
Answer» Would someone PLEASE tell me wh my page is so FROZEN I can't even copy/paste it? Here is the page I was trying to edit but I can't do that either. Also if anyone would, please copy the page and email it to me. Please! http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=4141729101278708863#editor/target=post;postID=4348592876343239520;onPublishedMenu=allposts;onClosedMenu=allposts;postNum=0;src=link Thank you... Hi I tried opening the link, but it says "you don't have access rights to open this page". Could you please any of the member here as your friend/co-admin or something and maybe look for HELP?You know what Ghitorni, that was a timely piece during the Zimmerman trial; it's no longer necessary. Thanks though. Quote from: casse2go on July 22, 2013, 01:12:30 PM You know what Ghitorni, that was a timely piece during the Zimmerman trial; it's no longer necessary. Thanks though. HuH ? ? What is this supposed to mean ? ?Hi Patio, The post was about a page in my blogger that I couldn't do anything with after I drafted it. I could edit the title window but not the message. So I made a link to the page asking if anyone could tell me why the message box couldn't be edited. The link is the message within my blog page. It is nolonger necessary because the trial is over. I also did a NEW page that conveyed my message. OK.

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6064.	Solve : i stopped my services now i cant start them?
Answer» someone help i tried to speed up my computer by disabling services but forgot to hide mircosoft FILES services now computer boots in safe mode and alot of my services are stopped tried to restore nothing helps dont know what to do cant find my installation cd please help meDON'T MESS WITH ANYTHING YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND!!!!!!! Go to Black Viper's web site (http://www.blackviper.com/sitemap/). Look up the default service settings for your operating system. Boot to safe mode, make the changes, reboot. In the future, if you use disc imaging software on a regular basis you won't have to worry about SCREWING up anything. You'll always have a safe haven to which you can return.problem is i can do anything in safe mode i try to restart services and i cant in safe mode Yes you can...in safemode in the Start/search bar type in services .msc and hit Enter.patio thanks for helping but no services will not start in safe mode services msc went to recovery put re start restart then restart computer action stops with errors check i did enable services in diagonstic and could start services but when i restarted still going to safe mode pinike63 - your posts are impossible to decipher. PLEASE use punctuation.okay i did go to services msc. i can change the services back to start some of them,but when i go to reboot the computer goes to safe mode and services are stopped. my computer is letting me get on with safe mode with networking. but i cannot get services to work no matter what. im going crazy trying to fix it because my son has sat coming up he needs the ability to work on computer. i dont have install disc from dell so im wondering isnt there a back door to bring computer back to factory settings. i dont care if i need to start over just need the darn thing to work properly. please help me save my sanity thanks so much open msconfig and make SURE it isn't set to boot to safe mode.I believe the issue is that you made those changes using Task Manager therefore they revert to whatever you did upon each re-boot... Here is a tool that REVERTS everything back to original settings: Here YA Go... NOTE: If this does not do it for you i'm afraid your next option would be to run a Repair Install...so let us know how it goes. P.S. In future don't let this "Expert" work on the PC anymore...thanks allan okay yes msconfig boot safe mode, so what will i do next i dont want to break anything else . you are a sweetheart for helping me out.thanks patio if i cant fix from allan's info then i will use the web site you posted.your so kind thanks a million i will not be working on any more computers.I'm not discouraging from doing so at all...but i thought you had stated it was someone else that made the changes...Just uncheck "boot to safe mode" in msconfig and reboot.

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6065.	Solve : Cannot go from email link to web page.?
Answer» Until about 2 months ago, I could CLICK on a link in an email advertisement and it WOULD go straight to that site. E.g., the link in an email from Publishers Clearing House. Now, it goes to "about:blank" while the wheel SPINS and shows "connecting to link.superprize.pch.com...." and times out after awhile. Same thing when I try to connect to a link in an email from DiscoverCard. A Discovercard email says "click here" to view something. Clicking on that link gives "http://link.email.discover.com/r/BC9NZO/POP10/FIRTZ6/E18BT/J8EGQ/UU/h" and it times out after awhile, but after plenty of time to go to it. It does that every time on every email link that starts out as "link." Website links in an email that are actual http addresses work fine, but all that start as "link" time out. What happened to make my computer do this and how can I get it back to where it will go to these emailed links?I did a "copy/paste" on the discover card site and this is what it brought up. https://www.discovercard.com/cardmembersvcs/loginlogout/app/ac_main?link=/cardmembersvcs/extras/app/home Is that where it takes you? truenorth P.S>Verified as same from link from this POST as original.You may be infected... Does it do this in other browsers ? Any other page re-directs happening with browsing ? What protection apps do you have and when's the last time you updated and ran scans ? ?

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6066.	Solve : Can only format 1 disk a day????
Answer» Am trying to BACK up pics and stuff. As I load a DVD+R into the drive it will format it but only 1 a day. As soon as it is done copying files and I go to put another disk in it says it is unable to format disk. So I wait a day and the next morning I can format a disk again...but just one. Running Windows 7What app are you using to format ? ?I am assuming it is just the one that came with my Dell Inspiron / Windows...nothing special or ANYTHING I have added to the computer.You could DLoad and try CDBurnerXPro......still Free... It should allow you to format CD's to your hearts content... Not sure why this problem is occuring though...ok I 'll give it a shot...thanksDrive overheating? Quote from: Salmon Trout on January 21, 2013, 03:16:42 PM Drive overheating? Good call Salmon...hadn't considered that.I suspect that an hour or two might be enough in reality but the drive sounds suspect. I remember when they used to be built pretty well... These DAYS if i get 2 1/2 years out of an optical burner i feel i'm in the Bonus round...I have got a Sony that is 3 years old and an LG that is 8 years old, both still fine. However a drive that is used for burning many disks will fail sooner, especially if the ventilation is poor. An older TDK still hums along nicely for me... A dual layer LG failed on me after 10 months...just this year.

6066.

Solve : Can only format 1 disk a day????

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Am trying to BACK up pics and stuff. As I load a DVD+R into the drive it will format it but only 1 a day. As soon as it is done copying files and I go to put another disk in it says it is unable to format disk. So I wait a day and the next morning I can format a disk again...but just one.

Running Windows 7What app are you using to format ? ?I am assuming it is just the one that came with my Dell Inspiron / Windows...nothing special or ANYTHING I have added to the computer.You could DLoad and try CDBurnerXPro......still Free...
It should allow you to format CD's to your hearts content...
Not sure why this problem is occuring though...ok I 'll give it a shot...thanksDrive overheating?
Quote from: Salmon Trout on January 21, 2013, 03:16:42 PM

Drive overheating?

Good call Salmon...hadn't considered that.I suspect that an hour or two might be enough in reality but the drive sounds suspect.
I remember when they used to be built pretty well...
These DAYS if i get 2 1/2 years out of an optical burner i feel i'm in the Bonus round...I have got a Sony that is 3 years old and an LG that is 8 years old, both still fine. However a drive that is used for burning many disks will fail sooner, especially if the ventilation is poor.
An older TDK still hums along nicely for me...
A dual layer LG failed on me after 10 months...just this year.

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6067.	Solve : Making a cluster/super virtual computer?
Answer» Hello, I am wanting to cluster five(lost the cord for the 5th.. buying a new one soon) laptops. They are: HP G50 laptop(Pentium Duel-Core, 2gb ddr1/2 ram) AS NODE-1 2x Acer Aspire 5745PG (Nividia Geforce GT-330M, Intel Core i3-350M, 4gb ddr3 ram) AS NODE-3 and NODE-2 1x Acer Aspire One (intel Atom N270, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-4 HP (Intel Core Centrino, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-5 Raspberry Pi with overclocked CPU to 1GHZ(if this would not work as the master, I will use a different laptop or buy a mini-itx) AS MASTER all have 200-700-20(dont remember)GB of HDD space. All have functioning keyboards and monitors. All have Linux, ssh, a user with the same name and password, a static LAN IP, a modified /etc/hosts to have me able to ssh node-1 -l user, SSH server, etc. 2x run Backtrack 5 R3, 2x run XUbuntu (Ubuntu with XFCE), One runs Linux MINT LXDE, All are fresh installs(since 2 days ago when I started this "adventure") I looked at OpenSSI and I am not sure how to get it to work or if it will work at all for what I want. Please no posting of how this is impossible, stupid, inefficient, hacker-only and too big of a project etc.. I am experienced with Linux. networking and computers to a extent. I will be running it on my moms LAN so it might be slow, I don't mind and she doesn't either, If it LAGS a lot I will simply get a mini-itx and install smoothwall(a router OS) which can handle much more than any consumer router and a switch. I am not wiling to spend 7 million dollars heh. I understand this will not be extremely good, I have a bunch of laptops I never use and I want to be able to make use of them and have a higher-than-what-I-usually-have performance.. I will be running PROBABLY Firefox, random stuff, some games that already work with Linux and use OpenGL. I am not rich. Sorry for all the I's I run a FTP server on my PSP and a Lighttpd server will be installed on my jailbroken ipod. I dont have the money for servers and this is sufficient for my needs, PSP can handle 400kb/s! Sorry for off-topic stuff in here, but you will probably think its cool . POOR CPU's been mining litecoins for two days at 30kh/s. Don't make me beg. If you want pictures of these computers together(for some odd and most likely creepy reason), I am willing to give pictures out..I want basically a VM that distrobutes all its work to the various laptops and I can run any linux software on said virtual computer/server.. I could also completely control it through my raspberry pi maybe. I read http://www.southampton.ac.uk/~sjc/raspberrypi/pi_supercomputer_southampton.htm and I am not sure if it will suite those needs or even work on x86 and x64(those are my laptop architectures).Forgot to say that I don't really understand OpenSSI or know if it will work for me or MPI..Quote from: blackra1nbows on January 22, 2013, 01:51:22 PM Hello, I am wanting to cluster five(lost the cord for the 5th.. buying a new one soon) laptops. They are: HP G50 laptop(Pentium Duel-Core, 2gb ddr1/2 ram) AS NODE-1 2x Acer Aspire 5745PG (Nividia Geforce GT-330M, Intel Core i3-350M, 4gb ddr3 ram) AS NODE-3 and NODE-2 1x Acer Aspire One (intel Atom N270, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-4 HP (Intel Core Centrino, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-5 Raspberry Pi with overclocked CPU to 1Ghz(if this would not work as the master, I will use a different laptop or buy a mini-itx) AS MASTER all have 200-700-20(dont remember)GB of HDD space. All have functioning keyboards and monitors. All have Linux, ssh, a user with the same name and password, a static LAN IP, a modified /etc/hosts to have me able to ssh node-1 -l user, SSH server, etc. 2x run Backtrack 5 R3, 2x run XUbuntu (Ubuntu with XFCE), One runs Linux Mint LXDE, All are fresh installs(since 2 days ago when I started this "adventure") I looked at OpenSSI and I am not sure how to get it to work or if it will work at all for what I want. Please no posting of how this is impossible, stupid, inefficient, hacker-only and too big of a project etc.. I am experienced with Linux. networking and computers to a extent. I will be running it on my moms LAN so it might be slow, I don't mind and she doesn't either, If it lags a lot I will simply get a mini-itx and install smoothwall(a router OS) which can handle much more than any consumer router and a switch. I am not wiling to spend 7 million dollars heh. I understand this will not be extremely good, I have a bunch of laptops I never use and I want to be able to make use of them and have a higher-than-what-I-usually-have performance.. I will be running probably Firefox, random stuff, some games that already work with Linux and use OpenGL. I am not rich. Sorry for all the I's I run a FTP server on my PSP and a Lighttpd server will be installed on my jailbroken ipod. I dont have the money for servers and this is sufficient for my needs, PSP can handle 400kb/s! Sorry for off-topic stuff in here, but you will probably think its cool . Poor CPU's been mining litecoins for two days at 30kh/s. Don't make me beg. If you want pictures of these computers together(for some odd and most likely creepy reason), I am willing to give pictures out.. Well I got MPICH running on my master(machine for controlling it) but the online tutorials I am looking at don't work on my nodes(slaves).. I need to set up rsh, rlogin and such..Can I see a picture?

6067.

Solve : Making a cluster/super virtual computer?

Answer»

Hello, I am wanting to cluster five(lost the cord for the 5th.. buying a new one soon) laptops.
They are:
HP G50 laptop(Pentium Duel-Core, 2gb ddr1/2 ram) AS NODE-1
2x Acer Aspire 5745PG (Nividia Geforce GT-330M, Intel Core i3-350M, 4gb ddr3 ram) AS NODE-3 and NODE-2
1x Acer Aspire One (intel Atom N270, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-4
HP (Intel Core Centrino, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-5
Raspberry Pi with overclocked CPU to 1GHZ(if this would not work as the master, I will use a different laptop or buy a mini-itx) AS MASTER
all have 200-700-20(dont remember)GB of HDD space.
All have functioning keyboards and monitors.
All have Linux, ssh, a user with the same name and password, a static LAN IP, a modified /etc/hosts to have me able to ssh node-1 -l user, SSH server, etc.
2x run Backtrack 5 R3, 2x run XUbuntu (Ubuntu with XFCE), One runs Linux MINT LXDE,
All are fresh installs(since 2 days ago when I started this "adventure")
I looked at OpenSSI and I am not sure how to get it to work or if it will work at all for what I want.
Please no posting of how this is impossible, stupid, inefficient, hacker-only and too big of a project etc..
I am experienced with Linux. networking and computers to a extent.
I will be running it on my moms LAN so it might be slow, I don't mind and she doesn't either, If it LAGS a lot I will simply get a mini-itx and install smoothwall(a router OS) which can handle much more than any consumer router and a switch.
I am not wiling to spend 7 million dollars heh.
I understand this will not be extremely good, I have a bunch of laptops I never use and I want to be able to make use of them and have a higher-than-what-I-usually-have performance..
I will be running PROBABLY Firefox, random stuff, some games that already work with Linux and use OpenGL.
I am not rich.
Sorry for all the I's
I run a FTP server on my PSP and a Lighttpd server will be installed on my jailbroken ipod. I dont have the money for servers and this is sufficient for my needs, PSP can handle 400kb/s!
Sorry for off-topic stuff in here, but you will probably think its cool .
POOR CPU's been mining litecoins for two days at 30kh/s.
Don't make me beg.
If you want pictures of these computers together(for some odd and most likely creepy reason), I am willing to give pictures out..I want basically a VM that distrobutes all its work to the various laptops and I can run any linux software on said virtual computer/server..
I could also completely control it through my raspberry pi maybe.
I read http://www.southampton.ac.uk/~sjc/raspberrypi/pi_supercomputer_southampton.htm and I am not sure if it will suite those needs or even work on x86 and x64(those are my laptop architectures).Forgot to say that I don't really understand OpenSSI or know if it will work for me or MPI..Quote from: blackra1nbows on January 22, 2013, 01:51:22 PM

Hello, I am wanting to cluster five(lost the cord for the 5th.. buying a new one soon) laptops.
They are:
HP G50 laptop(Pentium Duel-Core, 2gb ddr1/2 ram) AS NODE-1
2x Acer Aspire 5745PG (Nividia Geforce GT-330M, Intel Core i3-350M, 4gb ddr3 ram) AS NODE-3 and NODE-2
1x Acer Aspire One (intel Atom N270, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-4
HP (Intel Core Centrino, 1gb ddr1/2 RAM) AS NODE-5
Raspberry Pi with overclocked CPU to 1Ghz(if this would not work as the master, I will use a different laptop or buy a mini-itx) AS MASTER
all have 200-700-20(dont remember)GB of HDD space.
All have functioning keyboards and monitors.
All have Linux, ssh, a user with the same name and password, a static LAN IP, a modified /etc/hosts to have me able to ssh node-1 -l user, SSH server, etc.
2x run Backtrack 5 R3, 2x run XUbuntu (Ubuntu with XFCE), One runs Linux Mint LXDE,
All are fresh installs(since 2 days ago when I started this "adventure")
I looked at OpenSSI and I am not sure how to get it to work or if it will work at all for what I want.
Please no posting of how this is impossible, stupid, inefficient, hacker-only and too big of a project etc..
I am experienced with Linux. networking and computers to a extent.
I will be running it on my moms LAN so it might be slow, I don't mind and she doesn't either, If it lags a lot I will simply get a mini-itx and install smoothwall(a router OS) which can handle much more than any consumer router and a switch.
I am not wiling to spend 7 million dollars heh.
I understand this will not be extremely good, I have a bunch of laptops I never use and I want to be able to make use of them and have a higher-than-what-I-usually-have performance..
I will be running probably Firefox, random stuff, some games that already work with Linux and use OpenGL.
I am not rich.
Sorry for all the I's
I run a FTP server on my PSP and a Lighttpd server will be installed on my jailbroken ipod. I dont have the money for servers and this is sufficient for my needs, PSP can handle 400kb/s!
Sorry for off-topic stuff in here, but you will probably think its cool .
Poor CPU's been mining litecoins for two days at 30kh/s.
Don't make me beg.
If you want pictures of these computers together(for some odd and most likely creepy reason), I am willing to give pictures out..

Well I got MPICH running on my master(machine for controlling it) but the online tutorials I am looking at don't work on my nodes(slaves).. I need to set up rsh, rlogin and such..Can I see a picture?

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6068.	Solve : Dial-Up Noises?
Answer» I've got a 56k Dial-Up Modem in my new laptop (well, my new second-hand laptop, rather) and was WONDERING if there's a way to get it to make noises like it would when connecting to the internet back in the day to impress and irritate others. I mention this here because it seemed inappropriate to clutter the actual help forums with this whim! Thanks in advance. Just in case this feels off-topic for this forum, HOWEVER, I'll tell you what laptop I got; a beautiful IBM ThinkPad T43.Do not want to encourage these kind of queries. But in the hope that by assisting you with this one you may either decide to become a helper here on the forums or at least return with more relevant questions. Here is a LINK to the sound simulator you want how you will associate it with some activity on your computer i have no idea.You are on your own for that part. http://modem.software.informer.com/download-modem-dial-up-wav/ truenorthWell that's the thing; I didn't actually think this an APPROPRIATE question because I don't actually have a proper technical issue, so decided to post here. Thanks for the link!You are welcome.truenorthAre you saying this modem is internal on the laptop ? ?Quote from: patio on January 04, 2013, 09:41:59 AM Are you saying this modem is internal on the laptop ? ? Yes, it's inside the laptop. I think so, it says it's a 56k dial-up modem...I am afraid you are in for a disapointement. "Ports: 2 USB 2.0, 1 ExpressCard slot, 1 PCMCIA card slot, 56K Modem, Ethernet LAN port, PS2 port, headphone jack, microphone jack, parallel port, VGA out port " From the computer specs.What you have is a "port" to which you can connect a 56k modem. The Internet connect ability is via an internal wi=fi card.truenorth

6068.

Solve : Dial-Up Noises?

Answer»

I've got a 56k Dial-Up Modem in my new laptop (well, my new second-hand laptop, rather) and was WONDERING if there's a way to get it to make noises like it would when connecting to the internet back in the day to impress and irritate others.

I mention this here because it seemed inappropriate to clutter the actual help forums with this whim!

Thanks in advance.

Just in case this feels off-topic for this forum, HOWEVER, I'll tell you what laptop I got; a beautiful IBM ThinkPad T43.Do not want to encourage these kind of queries. But in the hope that by assisting you with this one you may either decide to become a helper here on the forums or at least return with more relevant questions. Here is a LINK to the sound simulator you want how you will associate it with some activity on your computer i have no idea.You are on your own for that part.
http://modem.software.informer.com/download-modem-dial-up-wav/
truenorthWell that's the thing; I didn't actually think this an APPROPRIATE question because I don't actually have a proper technical issue, so decided to post here.

Thanks for the link!You are welcome.truenorthAre you saying this modem is internal on the laptop ? ?Quote from: patio on January 04, 2013, 09:41:59 AM

Are you saying this modem is internal on the laptop ? ?

Yes, it's inside the laptop. I think so, it says it's a 56k dial-up modem...I am afraid you are in for a disapointement.
"Ports: 2 USB 2.0, 1 ExpressCard slot, 1 PCMCIA card slot, 56K Modem, Ethernet LAN port, PS2 port, headphone jack, microphone jack, parallel port, VGA out port "
From the computer specs.What you have is a "port" to which you can connect a 56k modem. The Internet connect ability is via an internal wi=fi card.truenorth

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6069.	Solve : Data files?
Answer» What are data files? I looked in the dictionary but... My QUESTION relates to seeing them on my Samsung3s as well as on the DESKTOP. I'm trying to make file management easier and reduce the clutter when I open the 'files' folder. They appear to have no purpose as far as entertainment or links. They often have the same name almost as the music or video file I'm looking for so it's time wasting and problematic. Can I delete them on my phone or do I need to go through all the files and put them in a folder assuming that is possible? If they have no use other than system information why are they even visable? Data files are files you created. This includes word processing files, spreadsheet files, and files you've created with any SOFTWARE. So, you don't want to delete them, do you? Well, of course, you might want to delete files that you no longer want. But, be sure you no longer want them before you delete them. Program files, on the other hand, are files the make the programs, i.e. software, on your computer work. Of course, you should not delete them. Doing so would break the program. If you want uninstall a program, do it through the TOOL found in Control Panel for your version of Windows. Data files are, quite simply, files that contain data (which you may or may not have created yourself) and are readable by the user - as OPPOSED to system files which are of use only to the computer or installed programs.

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6070.	Solve : Are DOS attacks going up or going down??
Answer» You might ask the question either sway. You get a lot of wrong answers. Quote As defenses against network DDOS attacks improve, hackers find a new target By William Jackson Jan 22, 2013 Part of GCN's series on DOS attacks. Denial of SERVICE attacks, which traditionally have bombarded networks with an overwhelming number of requests, are GETTING more efficient. And as these attacks mature, it's more important than EVER that agencies understand the KIND of attack they're facing so they can MOUNT an effective defense. ,,, http://gcn.com/articles/2013/01/22/dos-attacks-applications-virtual-environments.aspx What do you think? How about another law that makes it illegal.

6070.

Solve : Are DOS attacks going up or going down??

Answer»

You might ask the question either sway. You get a lot of wrong answers.
Quote

As defenses against network DDOS attacks improve, hackers find a new target
By William Jackson
Jan 22, 2013
Part of GCN's series on DOS attacks.

Denial of SERVICE attacks, which traditionally have bombarded networks with an overwhelming number of requests, are GETTING more efficient. And as these attacks mature, it's more important than EVER that agencies understand the KIND of attack they're facing so they can MOUNT an effective defense.
,,,
http://gcn.com/articles/2013/01/22/dos-attacks-applications-virtual-environments.aspx

What do you think? How about another law that makes it illegal.

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6071.	Solve : Where are youtube comment and messages in New youtube format?
Answer» I can not find comments or MESSAGE's with new you TUBE format. I really not not like the new you tube format. And how its integrated with GOOGLE plus. How are you getting to YouTube DESKTOP tablet phone ETC?computer

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6072.	Solve : no sound from Laptop to TV?
Answer» I need HELP...i can't SEEM to get my lapto ASUS to work on my tv...sound wise...i HOOK up the laptop and can't get no sound. also WENT into control panel and went to sound....hdmi says not working...i CLICK on it and it won't let me do anything...hdmi is hooked up and i get pic but no sound from the tv...i need help...been on this for the past 2 hours.Some links to possible solutions where applicable. http://forums.cnet.com/7723-6121_102-262289/no-sound-from-laptop-to-tv-with-hdmi/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCfiG3y2sPw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrOhRDIZClw http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-110196-no-sound-on-lcd-tv-desktop-hdmi-connection It will turn out to be a SELECTED "source" issue. truenorth

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6073.	Solve : Google search results shows previous visits?
Answer» Just a comment on something I hadn't noticed until now. I wonder how long I've overlooked it. The image below shows a case where I've visited a site before that appears in Google's search results. And, I can TELL this does not COME from a cookie stored in my browser, it comes from Google. How can I tell? The above image CAME from Chrome. I added another visit to the Unit Conversion site from Chrome and then opened Firefox and did the same search. The note underlined in red above said "You've visited this site 4 times. Last visit: 1/28/13 Just thought I'd mention this in case anyone else has overlooked this and would LIKE to know about it. I've noticed that the links turn purple even if I haven't visited them for a long time, but I never noticed the COUNT.

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6074.	Solve : For those of you doing or contemplating a career in computer tech support?
Answer» This could be YOUR future. This ought to MAKE you feel better about your computer skills! Tech support: What kind of computer do you have? Customer: A white one... Tech support: Click on the 'my computer' icon on to the left of the screen. Customer: Your left or my left? ************************** Customer: Hi, good afternoon, this is Martha, I can't print. Every time I try, it says 'Can't find printer'. I've even lifted the printer and placed it in front of the monitor, but the computer still says he can't find it.. ************************ Tech support: What's on your monitor now, ma'am? Customer: A teddy bear my boyfriend bought for me at the 7-11. ************************ Customer: My keyboard is not working anymore. Tech support: Are you sure it's plugged into the computer? Customer: No. I can't get behind the computer. Tech support: Pick up your keyboard and walk 10 paces back. Customer: ! OK Tech support: Did the keyboard come with you? Customer: Yes Tech support: That means the keyboard is not plugged in. ************************ Customer: I can't get on the Internet. Tech support: Are you sure you used the right password? Customer: Yes, I'm sure. I saw my colleague do it. Tech support: Can you tell me what the password was? Customer: Five dots. ************************ Tech support: What anti-virus program do you use? Customer: Netscape. Tech support: That's not an anti-virus program. Customer: Oh, sorry... Internet Explorer.. ************************ Customer: I have a huge problem. A friend has placed a screen saver on my computer, but every time I move the mouse, it disappears. ************************ Tech support: How may I help you? Customer: I'm writing my first email. Tech support: OK, and what seems to be the problem? Customer: Well, I have the letter 'a' in the address, but how do I get the little circle around it? ************************ This one and the next are our PERSONAL favorites! A woman customer called the Canon help desk with a problem with her printer. Tech support: Are you running it under windows? Customer: 'No, my desk is next to the door, but that is a good point. The man sitting in the cubicle next to me is under a window, and his printer is working fine.' ************************** And LAST but not least! Tech support: 'Okay Bob, let's press the control and escape keys at the same time. That brings up a task list in the middle of the screen. Now type the letter 'P' to bring up the Program Manager.' Customer: I don't have a P. Tech support: On your keyboard, Bob. Customer: What do you mean? Tech support: 'P'.....on your keyboard, Bob. Customer: I'M NOT GOING TO DO THAT! truenorthThis is the reason why I loved using Crossloop for supporting people when I did 7 years of IT Support for a small food store CHAIN and users with laptops that could be connected from anywhere and call up with issues. I'd simply e-mail them the link, step them through process to connect to crossloop, and then have them give me a 6 digit pin to connect to their system. Once connected I was able to take control of their system and fix the issue etc remotely. Prior to this the help desk calls were just as you had POSTED, and a royal headache. Most common help desk requests were users who were working on something and dont know where they saved their files. You then search their system for a good 10 minutes and then realize a search for .doc is not showing any word documents created or edited today and they are unsure as to if they even saved it now that they think of it. And first place you looked is the recent documents listing with the word document not listed there. I even searched for .rtf and other file extensions in case they saved it in a format other than default *.doc

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6075.	Solve : Update Facebook page by email - formatting?
Answer» When I update my facebook fan page by SENDING an email from my PHONE to the email address PROVIDED by my fan page I GET LINE breaks in the text where I don't want them. Any idea how to stop this? Thanks

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6076.	Solve : An old XP desktop trick with two moniltors?
Answer» This is an old XP trick that may be new to you. With dual MONITORS you can have TWO sets of desktop shortcuts or files. In the screenshot below, I grouped all my TXT files on the desktop and did a drag and drop onto the second monitor. Then I did a arrange by name. Prresto! Now all the TXT documents remain on the second display monitor. But, to be perfectly clear on your point, you moved only TXT files to the second monitor. You do not have two identical desktops and you do not have any of the desktop shortcuts or TXT files on both monitors. Tried this on Win7 with two monitors. Unfortunately, when I unplugged that second monitor everything went back to the first desktop. They didn't go back to the two-desktop setup after plugging the monitor back in :/ Another thing I noticed is that the sort is global, i.e. both desktops are sorted the same way. So, maybe a bit more limited in use with, say, a laptop, where you might be plugging and unplugging monitors often when commuting. But hey, COOL trick! you can use Desktops to provide multiple desktops. I can't recall if it actually changes desktop shortcuts, though :/ Also I think you could do this in Windows 98SE or later, since that is when they added Multi monitor support. Fences is another good program that let's you organize desktop shortcuts, but it's no longer free. I was using it until it offered an upgrade, so I thought "oh cool a new update" and said yes, it installed it, and then COMPLAINED about being a trial. I was not impressed and remove it entirely, and won't even use the old VERSION if they are going to employ tactics like that.

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6077.	Solve : Understanding Email?
Answer» Im trying to ANSWERS these questions but, I just basically, SEND mail not had to understand it till know 2 laws that impact COMPUTER users including email users Im gusseing this has to do with HIPPA so basically, private health information? an probably GLB or SOX? list three legal requirements for each part of the life cylce an state possible ways to achive each one.We won't do your homework for you. Locked.

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6078.	Solve : Unable to send/receive outlook.com emails using email client?
Answer» Fed up with the mountains of new spam I get every day, I've just got myself a new email ACCOUNT with outlook.com. All works well using webmail but I just cannot SEEM to send/receive emails using my email client (Windows Live Mail). I've entered settings (and checked for errors!) as per the following: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum/mail-sync/are-there-pop3-settings-for-outlookcom/8515bbdb-14bd-487b-86c1-bea3edf6a24f When I click send/receive I always get the following error message: The host 'smtp.live.com ' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the server name correctly. Subject '' Server: 'smtp.live.com ' Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0D Protocol: SMTP Port: 587 Secure(SSL): Yes[/color] Socket Error: 11004 I have tried port 25 also, with no success. Any ideas?! I must say that trying to get help from Microsoft is impossible! Their forum doesn't accept my question and their live help does not support outlook.com! Maybe I should GO for a gmail account?!!What are your Port settings at right now ? ?Quote from: cosmicjazzer on February 10, 2013, 10:26:36 AM When I click send/receive I always get the following error message: The host 'smtp.live.com ' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the server name correctly. Subject '' Server: 'smtp.live.com ' Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0D Protocol: SMTP Port: 587 Secure(SSL): Yes[/color] Socket Error: 11004 I have tried port 25 also, with no success. Any ideas?! I must say that trying to get help from Microsoft is impossible! Their forum doesn't accept my question and their live help does not support outlook.com! Maybe I should go for a gmail account?!! I have a live.com account and just tested it in Windows Live Mail using port 25 and port 587 and they both worked. Quote 'smtp.live.com ' I noticed a space after the server code inside your single quotation marks. Do you have a trailing space in your account settings? If so, I believe that would cause an error. This REFERENCE might help: http://wiki-errors.com/socket-error-11004-on-your-pc/Thank you for both REPLIES. Much appreciated. soybean you are a genius! It was indeed the space that was the issue and my problem is now fully resolved. I look forward to a spam-free existence. Thanks again.

6078.

Solve : Unable to send/receive outlook.com emails using email client?

Answer»

Fed up with the mountains of new spam I get every day, I've just got myself a new email ACCOUNT with outlook.com. All works well using webmail but I just cannot SEEM to send/receive emails using my email client (Windows Live Mail). I've entered settings (and checked for errors!) as per the following:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum/mail-sync/are-there-pop3-settings-for-outlookcom/8515bbdb-14bd-487b-86c1-bea3edf6a24f

When I click send/receive I always get the following error message:

The host 'smtp.live.com ' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the server name correctly.

Subject ''
Server: 'smtp.live.com '
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0D
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 587
Secure(SSL): Yes[/color]
Socket Error: 11004

I have tried port 25 also, with no success. Any ideas?!

I must say that trying to get help from Microsoft is impossible! Their forum doesn't accept my question and their live help does not support outlook.com! Maybe I should GO for a gmail account?!!What are your Port settings at right now ? ?Quote from: cosmicjazzer on February 10, 2013, 10:26:36 AM

When I click send/receive I always get the following error message:

The host 'smtp.live.com ' could not be found. Please verify that you have entered the server name correctly.

Subject ''
Server: 'smtp.live.com '
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0D
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 587
Secure(SSL): Yes[/color]
Socket Error: 11004

I have tried port 25 also, with no success. Any ideas?!

I must say that trying to get help from Microsoft is impossible! Their forum doesn't accept my question and their live help does not support outlook.com! Maybe I should go for a gmail account?!!

I have a live.com account and just tested it in Windows Live Mail using port 25 and port 587 and they both worked.

Quote

'smtp.live.com '

I noticed a space after the server code inside your single quotation marks. Do you have a trailing space in your account settings? If so, I believe that would cause an error. This REFERENCE might help: http://wiki-errors.com/socket-error-11004-on-your-pc/Thank you for both REPLIES. Much appreciated.

soybean you are a genius! It was indeed the space that was the issue and my problem is now fully resolved. I look forward to a spam-free existence.

Thanks again.

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6079.	Solve : Help with Typical Environmental Specifications?
Answer» I am trying to find the TYPICAL environmental SPECIFICATIONS for: A. 3 1/2 floppy disk B. ZIP Disk C. DAT Tape D. 80 GB hard disk drive The specifications are to include high temperature, low temperature, humidity, SHOCK and vibration. For most of them I am able to find the temperatures and humidity. Shock and Vibration I am stumped. Anyone know where I can find this information?Is this homework? Seagate, WESTERN Digital and others have full specs on their web sites. Floppy and ZIP drives are fossils. You maybe pressurized to know that Hard Drives should not be used above 10,000 feet. But they work anyway.It is homework. It's for my Computer Forensics class. You need to do your own research. See ifyou can find where I got these in five seconds ago. Quote Shock protection Full suspension in all six axes of motion. Optimized for data loss protection from drop and shock of 20' drops (SSD version) and 10' drops (250-750 GB HDD ve rsions, 1TB HDD requires optional drive SKIN) per MIL-STD-810G Method 516.5. Chemical protection ChemSafeTM Technology protects data during periods of immersion in diesel fuel, oils, hydraulic fluids and aircraft fuels to a 12' depth for 1 hour per MIL-STD-810G Method 504. [/quote] You use keywords in a Bing, Google or Yahoo search.

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6080.	Solve : Virus team BOOTCAMP?
Answer» In my virtual travels across the vast field of forumdom Ive come across "virus REMOVAL academies" frequently, and was wondering if this site had one? If not is there an interest in starting one. If so, how do you join? I know there's a team of responders hear using pretty much the same tools, are they alumni of said academy? Is there a willingness to TRAIN volunteers to help? Sorry if im over looking an exiting FEATURE of this site, and if i am this THREAD could be used to talk about how the academy works or what of its success. Just the idea is WONDERFUL and i would love to participate IF IT EXISTS!Quote JUST BECAUSE YOU PARANOID DOESN'T MEAN YOUR WRONG I moved this out of the FAQ section... See Here... And Welcome Aboard !Great THANKS!!! I applied tonight at GU.While you are over in our Malware section you may want to drop a introductory line to SuperDave as well ...he may have some good pointers on completing the process.will do ty

6080.

Solve : Virus team BOOTCAMP?

Answer»

In my virtual travels across the vast field of forumdom Ive come across "virus REMOVAL academies" frequently, and was wondering if this site had one? If not is there an interest in starting one. If so, how do you join? I know there's a team of responders hear using pretty much the same tools, are they alumni of said academy? Is there a willingness to TRAIN volunteers to help? Sorry if im over looking an exiting FEATURE of this site, and if i am this THREAD could be used to talk about how the academy works or what of its success. Just the idea is WONDERFUL and i would love to participate IF IT EXISTS!Quote

JUST BECAUSE YOU PARANOID DOESN'T MEAN YOUR WRONG

I moved this out of the FAQ section...

See Here...

And Welcome Aboard !Great THANKS!!! I applied tonight at GU.While you are over in our Malware section you may want to drop a introductory line to SuperDave as well ...he may have some good pointers on completing the process.will do ty

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6081.	Solve : Bullguard security?
Answer» I would like to hear members thoughts on bullguard security please.Good PCMag review here on it, but I dont use it. Looks like they gave it 3.5 stars out of 5 and listed pros and cons with it: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2412223,00.aspThey have been around forever and have always had a top 10 worthy antivirus. They just never gained recognition like the "big guns" have. If I remember correctly at one time they set a record in the AV Comparatives TESTS for one of the highest ever detection rates. They are also Microsoft Gold and OPSWAT Certified as well as being listed in the top 95% of the VB100 list. VB top 100 VB top 100 chart (DEC 2012) EDIT: Not that I would suggest Wikipedia as being 100% factual the Bullguard PAGE has a lot more info. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BullGuard The FIRST anti-virus i ever used around 10 years ago, had no problems what so ever and it was quite instructive and in-depth. Used it for 2 years, until I discovered free anti-virusThank you everyone for your great information, it seems to be a good anti-virus.

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6082.	Solve : Toshiba Satellite L300?
Answer» Im having issues with a laptop. All ive been told is that the laptop restarted and hasn't been able to load windows ever since. So far i have tried the following: -When laptop first starts i have 2 options. "F2 go to Setup Utility" and "F12 go to Boot Manager" i can't find Recovery anywhere. -I tried multiple boot and recovery disks, they would all freeze half way through. even trying to INSTALL windows is impossible. -Boot Manager: HDD "A disk read error occured. Press ctrl alt del to restart FDD "A disk read error occured. press ctrl alt del to restart CD/DVD LAN USB -I tried turning it off, holding down number 0(zero) i get the same message "a disk read error", also tried the same with the letter O and got the same message. No files on the laptop need backup, i am LOOKING for a way (if possible) to try and wipe it clean and install new windows. Any help would be appreciated.Your probably going to need a new hard DRIVE, but you can test this drive out by installing Ubuntu to it for free and see if it installs or crashes. If it crashes again. Swap hard drive with a good one and try again. If it runs fine now, you can wipe out LINUX and install Windows. System will need to have 512MB RAM minimum to perform the latest Ubuntu Linux installation test.Alright i will give it a try, thanks for the tipOr he can run the Free DIAGNOSTICS from the manuf. site...eliminates having to install anything.

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6083.	Solve : certificate track/ new IT"S?
Answer» SO I'm at that stage were I'm convinced I love Technology and want to make it my career. IVE been investing time and study troubleshooting and reading anything i can. My FINGERS in Myers A+, Lemmle CCNA, Russisovich windows internals and I participate in forums like theses on a nightly basis. O.K now why am i starting a thread? Cause I need direction!!! What was your STORY into I.T.? How has things changed? Any GOLDEN rules? If your starting out like me what r you trying? Is it working? If this kind of thread is counter to the sites mission i would very much appreciate a link to a good SITE for these kind of queries. Thanks to all of you who respond and contribute to this site.

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6084.	Solve : Windows 7 will void HP warrenty. True??
Answer» New buyers of HP computers who downgrade to Windows 7 will void the warrenty says an HP release. HARD to believe. Or is it? And is it true? Depends on what your read. Here is one: Quote HP Support: Downgrading Your New Computer To Windows 7 Voids The Warranty (Update: No, Not Really) February 13, 2013 By Laura Northrup Nick needed a PC for a new employee, and went to Fry’s and bought it retail. Here’s the PROBLEM: the computer came with Windows 8, but the department where he works still only supports Windows 7. It was only after he downgraded that someone on HP’s support staff told him that going back to an older operating system voids the new computer’s warranty. Update: This is not actually the case. http://consumerist.com/2013/02/13/downgrading-your-new-hp-computer-to-windows-7-voids-the-warranty/ There are more like that on the HP forums. Here is another from Bleeping Computer. Quote I got the 2 year warranty with the laptop but I wonder if installing Windows 7 over my Windows Vista will void my laptop's warranty? WOULD dual-booting be able to prevent it if it will void the warranty? http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/294572/will-installing-windows-7-void-my-warranty/ So the question I have is this? Is Windows 8 relay ready? How long should I wait to buy a new PC? A year? Once you move past the Metro SCREEN you are pretty much using Windows 7 (my experience anyway). To me Windows 8 is pretty much Windows 7 with touch screen abilities. I don't have a touch screen. Oh, and no start button... Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 17, 2013, 11:06:37 PM So the question I have is this? Is Windows 8 relay ready? How long should I wait to buy a new PC? A year? I had no idea I was getting this computer. Complete surprise to me. I had done ZERO reading up on Windows 8. It took me about 6 or 7 minutes to find the Control Panel. Once I achieved that everything else fell into place. Like riding a bike. Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 17, 2013, 11:06:37 PM tp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/294572/will-installing-windows-7-void-my-warranty/ So the question I have is this? Is Windows 8 relay really ready? How long should I wait to buy a new PC? A year? I see no reason, related to Windows 8, to wait if you would otherwise buy now. It's been on new computers in the market for ... what ... a few months now and I believe it was extensively tested before being released.

6084.

Solve : Windows 7 will void HP warrenty. True??

Answer»

New buyers of HP computers who downgrade to Windows 7 will void the warrenty says an HP release. HARD to believe. Or is it?
And is it true? Depends on what your read. Here is one:
Quote

HP Support: Downgrading Your New Computer To Windows 7 Voids The Warranty (Update: No, Not Really)
February 13, 2013 By Laura Northrup
Nick needed a PC for a new employee, and went to Fry’s and bought it retail. Here’s the PROBLEM: the computer came with Windows 8, but the department where he works still only supports Windows 7. It was only after he downgraded that someone on HP’s support staff told him that going back to an older operating system voids the new computer’s warranty. Update: This is not actually the case.

http://consumerist.com/2013/02/13/downgrading-your-new-hp-computer-to-windows-7-voids-the-warranty/
There are more like that on the HP forums. Here is another from Bleeping Computer.
Quote

I got the 2 year warranty with the laptop but I wonder if installing Windows 7 over my Windows Vista will void my laptop's warranty? WOULD dual-booting be able to prevent it if it will void the warranty?

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/294572/will-installing-windows-7-void-my-warranty/

So the question I have is this? Is Windows 8 relay ready? How long should I wait to buy a new PC? A year?
Once you move past the Metro SCREEN you are pretty much using Windows 7 (my experience anyway).

To me Windows 8 is pretty much Windows 7 with touch screen abilities. I don't have a touch screen. Oh, and no start button...

Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 17, 2013, 11:06:37 PM

So the question I have is this? Is Windows 8 relay ready? How long should I wait to buy a new PC? A year?

I had no idea I was getting this computer. Complete surprise to me. I had done ZERO reading up on Windows 8. It took me about 6 or 7 minutes to find the Control Panel. Once I achieved that everything else fell into place. Like riding a bike. Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 17, 2013, 11:06:37 PM

tp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/294572/will-installing-windows-7-void-my-warranty/
So the question I have is this? Is Windows 8 relay really ready? How long should I wait to buy a new PC? A year?

I see no reason, related to Windows 8, to wait if you would otherwise buy now. It's been on new computers in the market for ... what ... a few months now and I believe it was extensively tested before being released.

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6085.	Solve : debug - notepad, do i have to do something a bout it??
Answer» I don't really know how to properly explain it.. mostly because theirs not much to explain but ILL try me best(i also didn't know which CATEGORY to put this in) I have been getting this debug message from my computer on the notepad. It pops open every TIME i START up. [1004/211454:WARNING:backend_impl.cc(1609)] Messed up entry FOUND. [1004/211454:WARNING:backend_impl.cc(1895)] Destroying invalid entry. [1005/140151:WARNING:dns_config_service_win.cc(481)] Failed to read DnsConfig. 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Start->Run Enter Explorer %APPDATA%\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup There should be an entry called DEBUG LOG.TXT. Delete that. Notepad shouldn't start when you start your PC any more.

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6086.	Solve : Don't Buy a Refurbished Computer?
Answer» Don't Buy a Refurbished Computer --- If You Can Buy a New One for Less! So time ago I recommended buying refurbished instead of new. I now reverse my position. New is better. The exceptions are when you need a real high performance server or game machine. But most new PCs out there run 64 bit Windows 7 with at least 4GB or RAM, dual CPU, and LARGE hard drive. The cost under $300 if you already have a monitor. Or maybe a new TV set with HD. Example: Toshiba Satellite P775-S7320 - 17.3" - Core I7 2670QM - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit - 6 GB RAM - 750 GB HDD $229.95 in at least one store. Or HP. Or Dell. Even Gateway. Am I right? I haven't found an inverse yet between NEW and REFURB computers at Newegg or Tiger Direct yet, but if you found a Core i7 laptop for $230, please tell me where? I was looking at a Core i7 upgrade build last night and the cheapest Core i7 CPU on newegg alone was going to cost me $280, and thats without the Motherboard, and RAM. Quote Example: Toshiba Satellite P775-S7320 - 17.3" - Core i7 2670QM - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit - 6 GB RAM - 750 GB HDD $229.95 in at least one store. When it comes to refurbs the only inverse between NEW and REFURB systems I have seen would be someone on ebay who thinks that their 6 year old computer is still worth $500 because they paid $1200 for it new etc, when its really worth less than $300. Newegg and Tiger Direct have had reasonably priced and reliable refurbs. For one company that I was the IT guru for, we bought 30 QTY HP SFF Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz Desktop Computers for $120 each with 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD, keyboards, mice, and they all came preloaded with Windows XP Pro. The refurb systems were cheaper than buying the Windows XP Pro keys which was an easy sell to the GM of the company to replace the older hardware + operating system upgrades for less than the cost of the XP Pro keys new. It was like buying the XP Pro keys at a discount of $20 off and getting newer faster workstations for free to replace the old Pentium 2 and 3 era systems they had that were running Windows 2000 Professonal back in 2008. I was able to make all of these ready to go by using our RIS server to push images to them and then activate their XP Pro keys that were affixed to them from factory. Quote - If your a gamer you probably dont want to buy used and want the newest top of the line hardware to max out the game settings without lag and have bragging RIGHTS of the fastest, newest computer in your social circle. (Your likely paying way over $1000 for all hardware that makes up this computer.) - If your a gamer who is on a tight budget you either selectively buy a new computer with a good CPU, Features, and OS, for say $450 and just add a video card and power supply upgrade if needed.... OR buy components that are not the latest and greatest, but way faster than existing hardware, and buy say a Quadcore AMD CPU for $80 and a $50 motherboard, and $20 for RAM and swap out the prior Motherboard, CPU, and RAM into your already existing computer, using your case, power supply, optical drive(s), and sometimes even video card from the prior build if it is still powerful enough to run games without lag or degradation in video quality (texture details, water/shadow/reflection effects, etc ). And in the example above for $150 you have a new computer pretty much recycling hardware that doesnt need to be replaced and saved yourself about $300 or more. ( Your likely spending $150 to $1000, but saving money! ) - If your not a gamer, but are a streamer (netflix, hulu, crackle, youtube, etc ) you will probably want to be more selective in your choices of refurbs, or at least find one that has a PCIe or AGP 8x slot available to install a lower end $25 video card. You can find a system for around $100 and add a video card to it for around $30. These lower end video cards also do not have much draw from the power supply that will likely be rated 200-300watts. *Video card choice dependant on what resolution etc that the stream is going to be played at. ( You can spend less than $300 ) - If your not a gamer and not a streamer you can save money by buying a refurb from a well known company with a good reputation vs ebay hardware gambling, and the refurb might actually run better than the lower end brand new systems of twice or greater the cost. (Comparison being a Pentium D Desktop vs an Intel Atom or AMD e-series APU like the weak E-350 that I saw in some eMachines for sale the other day for $298 at walmart.)(Your cost is $80 to $150) I have had good experiences with buying refurbs, but it might be because I only buy them through Newegg or Tiger Direct. In addition to the 30 refurbs bought for the company, I bought a Toshiba Portege Pentium II 366Mhz refurb laptop from Tiger Direct back in 2001 for $349 when new laptops were $1000 or more. The accupointer failed on it 3 days after getting it constantly drifting on its own. I complained about this to Tiger Direct and they shipped me a replacement overnight delivery and I was able to swap laptops and box the troubled one up and hand it back to the UPS guy to give them it back. The replacement ran for 7 years without any issues and I ended up selling it to a friends wife in 2008 for $125 who wanted it for fantasy football and nascar etc since she only needed web surfing and word processing abilities. I definately got my $224 worth out of it with college etc. So I dont agree with dont buy a refurb. I feel that you should buy what you need and are willing to afford! And gave the 4 examples of users as quoted above.

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Don't Buy a Refurbished Computer
--- If You Can Buy a New One for Less!

So time ago I recommended buying refurbished instead of new.
I now reverse my position. New is better.

The exceptions are when you need a real high performance server or game machine. But most new PCs out there run 64 bit Windows 7 with at least 4GB or RAM, dual CPU, and LARGE hard drive. The cost under $300 if you already have a monitor. Or maybe a new TV set with HD.

Example:
Toshiba Satellite P775-S7320 - 17.3" - Core I7 2670QM - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit - 6 GB RAM - 750 GB HDD $229.95 in at least one store.
Or HP. Or Dell. Even Gateway.
Am I right? I haven't found an inverse yet between NEW and REFURB computers at Newegg or Tiger Direct yet, but if you found a Core i7 laptop for $230, please tell me where? I was looking at a Core i7 upgrade build last night and the cheapest Core i7 CPU on newegg alone was going to cost me $280, and thats without the Motherboard, and RAM.

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Toshiba Satellite P775-S7320 - 17.3" - Core i7 2670QM - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit - 6 GB RAM - 750 GB HDD $229.95 in at least one store.

When it comes to refurbs the only inverse between NEW and REFURB systems I have seen would be someone on ebay who thinks that their 6 year old computer is still worth $500 because they paid $1200 for it new etc, when its really worth less than $300.

Newegg and Tiger Direct have had reasonably priced and reliable refurbs. For one company that I was the IT guru for, we bought 30 QTY HP SFF Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz Desktop Computers for $120 each with 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD, keyboards, mice, and they all came preloaded with Windows XP Pro. The refurb systems were cheaper than buying the Windows XP Pro keys which was an easy sell to the GM of the company to replace the older hardware + operating system upgrades for less than the cost of the XP Pro keys new. It was like buying the XP Pro keys at a discount of $20 off and getting newer faster workstations for free to replace the old Pentium 2 and 3 era systems they had that were running Windows 2000 Professonal back in 2008. I was able to make all of these ready to go by using our RIS server to push images to them and then activate their XP Pro keys that were affixed to them from factory.

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- If your a gamer you probably dont want to buy used and want the newest top of the line hardware to max out the game settings without lag and have bragging RIGHTS of the fastest, newest computer in your social circle. (Your likely paying way over $1000 for all hardware that makes up this computer.)

- If your a gamer who is on a tight budget you either selectively buy a new computer with a good CPU, Features, and OS, for say $450 and just add a video card and power supply upgrade if needed.... OR buy components that are not the latest and greatest, but way faster than existing hardware, and buy say a Quadcore AMD CPU for $80 and a $50 motherboard, and $20 for RAM and swap out the prior Motherboard, CPU, and RAM into your already existing computer, using your case, power supply, optical drive(s), and sometimes even video card from the prior build if it is still powerful enough to run games without lag or degradation in video quality (texture details, water/shadow/reflection effects, etc ). And in the example above for $150 you have a new computer pretty much recycling hardware that doesnt need to be replaced and saved yourself about $300 or more. ( Your likely spending $150 to $1000, but saving money! )

- If your not a gamer, but are a streamer (netflix, hulu, crackle, youtube, etc ) you will probably want to be more selective in your choices of refurbs, or at least find one that has a PCIe or AGP 8x slot available to install a lower end $25 video card. You can find a system for around $100 and add a video card to it for around $30. These lower end video cards also do not have much draw from the power supply that will likely be rated 200-300watts. *Video card choice dependant on what resolution etc that the stream is going to be played at. ( You can spend less than $300 )

- If your not a gamer and not a streamer you can save money by buying a refurb from a well known company with a good reputation vs ebay hardware gambling, and the refurb might actually run better than the lower end brand new systems of twice or greater the cost. (Comparison being a Pentium D Desktop vs an Intel Atom or AMD e-series APU like the weak E-350 that I saw in some eMachines for sale the other day for $298 at walmart.)(Your cost is $80 to $150)

I have had good experiences with buying refurbs, but it might be because I only buy them through Newegg or Tiger Direct. In addition to the 30 refurbs bought for the company, I bought a Toshiba Portege Pentium II 366Mhz refurb laptop from Tiger Direct back in 2001 for $349 when new laptops were $1000 or more. The accupointer failed on it 3 days after getting it constantly drifting on its own. I complained about this to Tiger Direct and they shipped me a replacement overnight delivery and I was able to swap laptops and box the troubled one up and hand it back to the UPS guy to give them it back. The replacement ran for 7 years without any issues and I ended up selling it to a friends wife in 2008 for $125 who wanted it for fantasy football and nascar etc since she only needed web surfing and word processing abilities. I definately got my $224 worth out of it with college etc.

So I dont agree with dont buy a refurb. I feel that you should buy what you need and are willing to afford! And gave the 4 examples of users as quoted above.

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6087.	Solve : Looking for a cheap obsolete 256MB stick of PC100 SODIMM SDRAM?
Answer» https://supportapj.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/latc600/en/ug/specs.htm Was hoping to find a 256MB RAM stick for my old Dell Latitude C600 which uses PC100 SDRAM SODIMM memory and finding a few 133Mhz RAM sticks for $10, but no 100Mhz sticks for less than $20 ( RAM + Shipping ) Anyone know of someplace other than Amazon or Ebay that sells good obsolete parts. Doesn't matter if its used vs new, just needs to be good memory. Right now I am running on 384MB RAM ( 256mb + 128mb ) sticks and want to replace the 128MB stick with a 256mb and get my RAM count to 512MB. Just cant justify paying $20 for this old dinosour, but dont mind paying around $10 to get an extra 128MB RAM count. Running this laptop with a 20GB HDD and Windows XP Pro SP2. Upgrading to SP3 and all other patches cause Windows to bloat in its memory needs and causes this fast laptop for a Pentium 3 slow down to a crawl. Figured I'd try 512MB RAM and that might fix the issue with SP3 and all other updates bringing laptop to a crawl. Also 512MB RAM would give me the ability to install Ubuntu or another version of Linux onto this laptop and run on the minimum recommended memory, although some distros are starting to state 768MB and 1GB RAM minimum now.If no one on here comes up with having what your looking for you might try some local computer repair shops that have been around that go back to near the time when that technology was in fashion. If they don't keep a particularly clean shop they may have something that has that ram in under a shelf somewhere they would sell. Often when i need older ram i check out garage sales and often find what i need for practically nothing including everything else that is in the case.However given that this is a laptop finding the smaller ram modules might not be so easy.truenorthThanks for the REPLY... yah I tried contacting the 3 shops that know me and I have friends that work at, and they are actually pretty good at getting rid of obsolete parts before they become as obsolete as this RAM stick is in age. They did have an older similar model Dell Laptop TUCKED in the back that had RAM in it, but it was 2 x 128MB sticks for 256MB RAM. Back when this Dell was new the 256MB sticks were pricey and most people were happy with 2 x 128MB sticks. When I got this laptop for free from a customer 4 years ago that I did some work for who wanted a proper WAY to dispose of it, it only had 128MB Ram in it and originally Windows 98SE. I had a Toshiba 500Mhz Pentium 3 Portege that had a single 256MB PC100 stick in it paired with the 128MB of integrated memory and, so I used that stick to get my faster Dell 600Mhz to 256+128 for 384MB RAM and install Windows XP Pro to it which it runs well in speed at clean Windows XP SP2 install, but comes to a crawl at SP3 and all updates from clean SP2 to SP3 to date. Looking into the issue, memory free with SP2 clean install was about 120MB, and after all (want to say 100 updates) with SP3, there is only about 30MB free memory. So thinking that maxing it out at 512MB RAM will help greatly since its starving for memory with SP3 at 384MB, yet SP2 runs fast and can have 3 things open at same time etc while on SP3 its barely enough to run OpenOffice 3.3.0 I guess I will just have to check ebay and amazon when I remember to do so and maybe someone will unload an old stick one of these days for a price I am willing to pay.Just a point re your observations on the impact on the ram with Sp3 in XP as opposed to what the performance was like with Sp2. I am not advocating this (as i have not done it--well actually i have but not intentionally) but i have read quite a few articles on-line re this very issue. The general consensus was don't install SP3 for the very reason you state. In my case reference my earlier COMMENT re inadvertently. I have an older Computer (probably had 98 on it initially) installed XP and when Sp3 came out (it had SP2 by then ) i couldn't get SP3 to install on it. After many attempts i gave up and it was about that time that i became aware of people suggesting don't bother with SP3. So that further motivated me to not bother. But it did not demonstrate as your experience has the change re speed that having done so would have shown. You might want to examine that option.truenorthMemory maker Crucial.com recommends PC133 for your computer. See http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Latitude%20C600%20Series&Cat=RAM Some or many, but not all, systems can use PC100 and PC133 together. For some info on that, see http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/162032-31-pc133-pc100-together or do a search on mixing pc100 and pc133 RAM. When PC100 and PC133 are combined, the computer will run at the lower speed of PC100 but you still get the benefit of more RAM. Thanks for sharing that soybean. I tried a PC133 stick I had that was 512MB and looking back now it didnt post because it only supports 256MB per slot, so the single 512MB PC133 stick I had was beyond what it can address. Going to see if I can still get that 256MB PC133 stick I saw on amazon a week or so ago and then pair up this 133Mhz with my 100Mhz to run at downclock of 100Mhz.Got my 2 x 256MB PC133 SODIMM SDRAM sticks in the mail from Amazon at $5 each Plus shipping, and installed them. At the price of $5 each i figured I'd get a matched pair to instal vs mixing PC100 and PC133 sticks. Thanks so much for pointing me towards PC133 in place of PC100. I now have 512MB RAM in my old Dell laptop, and its running even better than it did on 384MB !!!!

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6088.	Solve : Desktop to Server?
Answer» We had just replaced one of our desktop units and the boss wants to be able to run an host a website on it without changeing the OS. Is it possible to set it up to do that? Like would I still change the DNS an IP like I normally, would or do I need like additonal software.Without knowing the OS he has, the answer is , No, he can't. Way does he need website on a local machine? What is the intended use? One does not need a web site to serve files to other local machines. If you really what a web presence, it is best to just rent web space. A local college might run a website on a local machine as an educational tool. But a business would not waste resources on a local server website. Windows 8, but, I dont know what for copy Its so that its fast enough to host the site an not have to have another unit do just the hosting. Which, is what I WANTED to do an sold him a copy of web sever 2008. Geek you'd be surprised Its a more modern an faster unit, I cant say any more about it till Im back in thereOK. So he wants a web server. Windows 8 is, in general terms, a Desktop system that can can used for a variety of applications. Including use as a web server. My point was that a typical small business would not leave a computer on 24/7 unless they had enough workload to justify the ADDITIONAL costs. However, you did not say it was a small business. I just made an assumption. A reliable web presence, if that is a high priority, can be rented for under $10 per month, at a remote location which has its own routine MAINTENANCE. The amortized cost of running a quality web server on your own location is more that $10 per month. That is why I asked about the intent. A local server is best suited for local file sharing and Intranet, not Internet service. This may HELP explain what I mean. http://www.hcidata.info/inet.htm Internet, Intranet, and Extranet terms explained Right, however, this will be on all the time I thought that it would just cost for the DOMAIN name

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6089.	Solve : Holographic Storage - Sept. 2012 article?
Answer» Figured I'd share this and post it here vs computer news since the article is almost 6 months old and not latest news. Came across it when digging into information on the future of optical storage. A short while back Sony stated that they are pulling out of the optical storage drive market. And I was curious as to if any other companies stepped up to the plate to take optical storage further or if it has a doomed future due to the cloud. But first I would like to state that: I personally like storing my data locally and having control over it. Even though I have some free cloud space online through google and amazon etc, I dont use it. I also like to store my data in a manner that protects it over time, such as I have had to migrate floppies to CD-R's, then migrate CD-R's to DVD-R's, and only storing long term on DVD-R's is where I am at now, and I haven't made the leap to Blu-Ray storage because the media is still costly for 25GB storage per disc and storing 5 DVD-R's to a single-sided Blu-Ray is not that appealing, so I have stuck with 4.7GB per disc. Looking into Holographic Storage with 1.6TB of storage as of 2010 would be so sweet if it was affordable. I have my data on a large external hard drive, but I treat it as a single point of failure, all eggs in one basket approach to ease of access long term mass storage and not write protected from infections like optical storage, and susceptable to many weaknesses. All critical data that is also stored on this external is also burned to DVD-R's just in case the external drive should ever fail. Back when I got my first optical writable drive, a CD-R drive, I had stacks of floppies with up to 720k or 1.44MB per disk, and being able to get rid of hundreds of floppies (literally able to sqeeze (451) floppies or more per CD-R disc )and burn a CD with all the data on it was so sweet. I drilled holes through stacks of floppies and threw out a 30 gallon trash bag full of them 13 years ago. These days I am looking for a similar storage leap in which potentially (340) DVD-R's can be squeezed onto a single 1.6TB Holographic Disc. Most people would be happy with just buying a 3TB external hard drive, and maybe buy two of them a master and slave to perform backups to, since how often would both fail to create a total data loss. But I like optical storage in that its protected from infections and other threats by DESIGN. You can have two 3TB external drives and connect one and get it infected and then connect the other and infect the pair, then depending on the nature of the virus you could be lucky in just scanning a drive that still works and cleaning it or dealing with two drives that no longer read and of which the partition tables are trashed etc. The other feature of optical storage I like is the simplicity of it. The data is on an optical disc which can be inserted into another optical drive that is compatible to access the data. A standard HDD has platters (discs) that are bound to the surrounding mechanicals and electronics and are not easily transferrable to another drive without data loss. SSD's are great, but you then have all the data on the drive bound to trusting that a chip will not fail. Chips are sensitive to Aging and falling out of tolerance, Static Discharge, Solar Flares, and EMP's. I FEEL its only a matter of time before the earth is struck with a solar flare that proves that smaller more complex, and denser electronic design is not always better and makes the devices more sensitive to such a threat for data loss and cooked chips. I own three SSD drives and they are NOT for long term storage, they are for SPEED! Optical storage is immune to all that is stated under the SSD's except for aging! Reading up on the holographic storage media they claim its good for 50 years under the right storage conditions. Sure the optical drives could get wiped out by these threats, but the drives could always be recreated to support the media and the data is still there, or you can find a drive that had not been damaged and pop the media in and have it. As far as the cloud goes, its great for people who want their data anywhere that they have an internet connection, and have blind trust that their data is safe from prying eyes and data harvesting routines etc. But the free cloud storage must come at a cost! Most things that are free are not. And if your not paying for it, someone else is! They are funded somehow through either advertising and data market research farming as you navigate to acquire your data or by unknown identities interested in peoples habits, interests, personal information, and so on that they can sniff out of your stored information on their servers in a manner that is borderline invasion of privacy, but of which a programmed routine is prying for information and only reporting back legally accessible information based on the information you have stored there. BUT can also cross the legal privacy line towards illegal invasions of privacy without anyone knowing what goes on beyond the friendly companies outter perceived appearance. ALSO... your data is on say a bank of drives and the company upgrades migrating your data to a new group of drives. If that company is sloppy and does not destroy or scrub the drives clean of data it is then potentially accessable by whomever acquires the hardware, and once again no longer in your control. And now for the article that I linked: Holographic storage may yet knock magnetic media off its perch http://www.techradar.com/us/news/computing-components/storage/whatever-happened-to-holographic-storage-1099304 Also added this link to Maxell optical storage timeline which is interesting on page 5 of 6 on this PDF: http://www.maxellcanada.com/pdfs/pi/optical_media_technologies.pdfQuote from: DaveLembke on February 21, 2013, 04:00:32 PM Figured I'd share this and post it here vs computer news since the article is almost 6 months old and not latest news. Came across it when digging into information on the future of optical storage. A short while back Sony stated that they are pulling out of the optical storage drive market. And I was curious as to if any other companies stepped up to the plate to take optical storage further or if it has a doomed future due to the cloud. I'm not sure I understand this. Sony has been part of the working group, but it hasn't been the only company. My understanding is the standards are part of a corporate group effort by Sony,Phillips, and possibly a few other companies. Sony isn't a one-man band, here. Quote I personally like storing my data locally and having control over it. Even though I have some free cloud space online through google and amazon etc, I dont use it. me too! 'Cloud Storage' is a bit of a silly term when it could just be called "Stored on another person's computer" while also showing the risks you take with that approach. Quote I also like to store my data in a manner that protects it over time, such as I have had to migrate floppies to CD-R's, then migrate CD-R's to DVD-R's, and only storing long term on DVD-R's is where I am at now, and I haven't made the leap to Blu-Ray storage because the media is still costly for 25GB storage per disc and storing 5 DVD-R's to a single-sided Blu-Ray is not that appealing, so I have stuck with 4.7GB per disc. Looking into Holographic Storage with 1.6TB of storage as of 2010 would be so sweet if it was affordable. Not to trivialize your point here, but I cannot see how you would create that much data. The only thing I can think of is this is some sort of backup archival storage system? In which case I'm forced to wonder- ALOUD- whether the data on your floppy disks really needs to be switched over or whether it's obsolete? What I mean is- can you think of when you might ever need that SiS Virge Windows 3.1 Video Driver, type deal. Quote I have my data on a large external hard drive, but I treat it as a single point of failure, all eggs in one basket approach to ease of access long term mass storage and not write protected from infections like optical storage, and susceptable to many weaknesses. All critical data that is also stored on this external is also burned to DVD-R's just in case the external drive should ever fail. Again, my main question here is not how you should store this information, but rather culling out what you don't need. Your storage issues seem to stem from a sort of "packrat" attitude. One I can 100% understand, because I have it myself. It seems when I decide to delete a folder or files it doesn't take long for me to realize that I needed them. Quote Back when I got my first optical writable drive, a CD-R drive, I had stacks of floppies with up to 720k or 1.44MB per disk, and being able to get rid of hundreds of floppies (literally able to sqeeze (451) floppies or more per CD-R disc )and burn a CD with all the data on it was so sweet. I drilled holes through stacks of floppies and threw out a 30 gallon trash bag full of them 13 years ago. These days I am looking for a similar storage leap in which potentially (340) DVD-R's can be squeezed onto a single 1.6TB Holographic Disc. Tape Drives. Some high capacity Tape Drives go up to 20GB and 40GB. Quote Most people would be happy with just buying a 3TB external hard drive, and maybe buy two of them a master and slave to perform backups to, since how often would both fail to create a total data loss. But I like optical storage in that its protected from infections and other threats by design. Backup systems are best done in LAYERS. Then the issue is stale data. To me though it really sounds like you are backing up stuff you just don't need to backup. This might be heavily weighted by my own preferences, but this is my strategy: I try to only ever backup things I created. Things like my Wallpapers (125 or so at this point, constituting over 100GB of Photoshop files... ) My APplication Source code, and pretty much only the things I created. Some specific things other people backup that I don't: The Operating System. That is, a lot of people suggest creating Disk Images on a regular basis. I can understand that- the purpose being that you can easily be back in the game after a disaster. My approach is to use PowerArchiver's (Archiving program, paid, but totally awesome) in-built backup script to zip up my important Source-code folders into a 7-zip file, which get's stored on my second hard drive. When the drive storage get's into the red, I burn the latest archives from the backup folder (as many as can fit, usually 4) to a DVD-R drive, and delete the rest. Arguably I don't even need to back them up, since most of them have remote repositories on github or elsewhere, which is also why I have no problem erasing older backups. For example if I decide "hmm, I kind of like the implementation I used last week" I can just grab the appropriate source from the repository history. of course that is VERY specific, and the main reason I don't backup more is simply because there is too much data I would have to backup, and not enoguh time or space to put it all and keep it fresh- my 750GB as well as my 1.5TB are both +90% full, and that is after moving a lot of data to my smaller External Drives. So I prioritize: I know from experience it's a lot faster to reinstall an OS, redownload an application, or set application preferences than it is to rewrite software from the ground up, so I do my best to avoid that scenario. I have had some awesome failures at that, like my attempt to refresh my remote git repository resulting in me deleting everything I had done in the past week (Windows Volume Shadow Copy to the rescue!) Quote You can have two 3TB external drives and connect one and get it infected and then connect the other and infect the pair, then depending on the nature of the virus you could be lucky in just scanning a drive that still works and cleaning it or dealing with two drives that no longer read and of which the partition tables are trashed etc. You are VASTLY overestimating what malware is currently capable of. The worst I can see happening is a File Infector infecting the Executables stored on that drive. Malware that spreads to external drives is usually doing that to try to spread- by corrupting the Partition table or other things like that it simply prevents itself from spreading successfully, which sort of defeats the purpose. Nonetheless, your purpose here is OK- it's just a layered backup, which you want in case your primary backup is corrupted or broken for any reason. Malware corruption is far less likely than a standard Hard drive failure, but since the actions should protect from either situation it's still a good approach. Quote The other feature of optical storage I like is the simplicity of it. The data is on an optical disc which can be inserted into another optical drive that is compatible to access the data. A standard HDD has platters (discs) that are bound to the surrounding mechanicals and electronics and are not easily transferrable to another drive without data loss. Hard Drives are easily installed into enclosures or other Systems, though. Quote SSD's are great, but you then have all the data on the drive bound to trusting that a chip will not fail. Chips are sensitive to Aging and falling out of tolerance, Static Discharge, Solar Flares, and EMP's. I feel its only a matter of time before the earth is struck with a solar flare that proves that smaller more complex, and denser electronic design is not always better and makes the devices more sensitive to such a threat for data loss and cooked chips. I own three SSD drives and they are NOT for long term storage, they are for SPEED! the Flash Storage on a SSD drive Is susceptible to EMP. This also why they generally have shielding that creates a faraday cage AROUND the drive, protecting it from any EMP interference; otherwise you could set all the bits of a SSD drive to 1 by holding it above your head while underneath a power line. Magnetic Platter drives are probably more sensitive to Electromagnetic discharge, simply because our Magnetic drives are not inside a faraday cage like construction. This is just a guess, of course. My point is I doubt either one is more susceptible to the behaviour. Honestly I think you have worse "opponents" to your backup strategy than Solar Flares and Malware. The big one being just everyday Hard Drive failure, or things as simple as user error. Quote Again, my main question here is not how you should store this information, but rather culling out what you don't need. Your storage issues seem to stem from a sort of "packrat" attitude. One I can 100% understand, because I have it myself. It seems when I decide to delete a folder or files it doesn't take long for me to realize that I needed them. While I do have tons of old data that is probably not needed such as old DOS games that I haven't executed in years, this data is all in very small files etc, so while the file count is high, the space consumed is around 1GB tops from like 600 floppies. As far as data I created, programs, research, etc its likely less than 1GB. However I do have a digital technical library I created copying webpages for offline use etc and PDF's for later use etc which amounts to about 20GB. I also have programs I purchased online and 1 time download etc over the years with PDF's stored in their folders with the keys/license receipt/ proof of purchase etc that amounts to around 100GB. The vast amount of space I consume is actually digital videos from my wife and I using HD video cameras on vacations, birthdays, sports events, etc which while they have a 16GB SD card in them, they have to be dumped frequently to make room for new videos and pictures. I have about 600GB of family videos. Of which I have deleted the stupid ones and kept the ones worth keeping. My Music CD's I converted to MP3 a while back in the highest quality and that eats up about 120GB and took almost a month to convert my hundreds of music CD's that I acquired from the early 1990s to date. I also have a collection of the many Linux ISO downloads which climbed to as high as almost 350GB of images, and I have since deleted most of the way out dated ISO's like RedHat 6 and Fedora 5 etc and kept the modern images which amount to less than 100GB now, as well as I have about 30GB of Open Source Tools etc that I use at random times depending on what I am working with. I use to have Ghost 2003 and Ghost 8 images on my external, but deleted them when deciding it was best to just go with 1 or 2 DVD-R disks to rebuild a Windows XP system quickly with vs having to mount an external drive with a Ghost Boot Disk etc. So I guess the massive storage needed is mainly due to videos that I dont want to lose, which can not be replaced. I rarely access this data, but have occasionally played some of them to my daughter to show her what she looked like and acted when she was younger etc. KIDS GROW UP TOO FAST! And yes, I have deleted old drivers from a driver collection/hoard I had a while back and found myself digging online researching for the driver for an oddball chipset before, so while its probably junk data that can be purged from storage at some point, I learned that if it doesnt eat up too much space such as 300k, just leave it be in storage..LOL

6089.

Solve : Holographic Storage - Sept. 2012 article?

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Figured I'd share this and post it here vs computer news since the article is almost 6 months old and not latest news. Came across it when digging into information on the future of optical storage. A short while back Sony stated that they are pulling out of the optical storage drive market. And I was curious as to if any other companies stepped up to the plate to take optical storage further or if it has a doomed future due to the cloud.

But first I would like to state that:

I personally like storing my data locally and having control over it. Even though I have some free cloud space online through google and amazon etc, I dont use it.

I also like to store my data in a manner that protects it over time, such as I have had to migrate floppies to CD-R's, then migrate CD-R's to DVD-R's, and only storing long term on DVD-R's is where I am at now, and I haven't made the leap to Blu-Ray storage because the media is still costly for 25GB storage per disc and storing 5 DVD-R's to a single-sided Blu-Ray is not that appealing, so I have stuck with 4.7GB per disc. Looking into Holographic Storage with 1.6TB of storage as of 2010 would be so sweet if it was affordable.

I have my data on a large external hard drive, but I treat it as a single point of failure, all eggs in one basket approach to ease of access long term mass storage and not write protected from infections like optical storage, and susceptable to many weaknesses. All critical data that is also stored on this external is also burned to DVD-R's just in case the external drive should ever fail.

Back when I got my first optical writable drive, a CD-R drive, I had stacks of floppies with up to 720k or 1.44MB per disk, and being able to get rid of hundreds of floppies (literally able to sqeeze (451) floppies or more per CD-R disc )and burn a CD with all the data on it was so sweet. I drilled holes through stacks of floppies and threw out a 30 gallon trash bag full of them 13 years ago. These days I am looking for a similar storage leap in which potentially (340) DVD-R's can be squeezed onto a single 1.6TB Holographic Disc.

Most people would be happy with just buying a 3TB external hard drive, and maybe buy two of them a master and slave to perform backups to, since how often would both fail to create a total data loss. But I like optical storage in that its protected from infections and other threats by DESIGN.

You can have two 3TB external drives and connect one and get it infected and then connect the other and infect the pair, then depending on the nature of the virus you could be lucky in just scanning a drive that still works and cleaning it or dealing with two drives that no longer read and of which the partition tables are trashed etc. The other feature of optical storage I like is the simplicity of it. The data is on an optical disc which can be inserted into another optical drive that is compatible to access the data.

A standard HDD has platters (discs) that are bound to the surrounding mechanicals and electronics and are not easily transferrable to another drive without data loss.

SSD's are great, but you then have all the data on the drive bound to trusting that a chip will not fail. Chips are sensitive to Aging and falling out of tolerance, Static Discharge, Solar Flares, and EMP's. I FEEL its only a matter of time before the earth is struck with a solar flare that proves that smaller more complex, and denser electronic design is not always better and makes the devices more sensitive to such a threat for data loss and cooked chips. I own three SSD drives and they are NOT for long term storage, they are for SPEED!

Optical storage is immune to all that is stated under the SSD's except for aging! Reading up on the holographic storage media they claim its good for 50 years under the right storage conditions. Sure the optical drives could get wiped out by these threats, but the drives could always be recreated to support the media and the data is still there, or you can find a drive that had not been damaged and pop the media in and have it.

As far as the cloud goes, its great for people who want their data anywhere that they have an internet connection, and have blind trust that their data is safe from prying eyes and data harvesting routines etc.

But the free cloud storage must come at a cost! Most things that are free are not. And if your not paying for it, someone else is! They are funded somehow through either advertising and data market research farming as you navigate to acquire your data or by unknown identities interested in peoples habits, interests, personal information, and so on that they can sniff out of your stored information on their servers in a manner that is borderline invasion of privacy, but of which a programmed routine is prying for information and only reporting back legally accessible information based on the information you have stored there. BUT can also cross the legal privacy line towards illegal invasions of privacy without anyone knowing what goes on beyond the friendly companies outter perceived appearance. ALSO... your data is on say a bank of drives and the company upgrades migrating your data to a new group of drives. If that company is sloppy and does not destroy or scrub the drives clean of data it is then potentially accessable by whomever acquires the hardware, and once again no longer in your control.

And now for the article that I linked:

Holographic storage may yet knock magnetic media off its perch
http://www.techradar.com/us/news/computing-components/storage/whatever-happened-to-holographic-storage-1099304

Also added this link to Maxell optical storage timeline which is interesting on page 5 of 6 on this PDF:
http://www.maxellcanada.com/pdfs/pi/optical_media_technologies.pdfQuote from: DaveLembke on February 21, 2013, 04:00:32 PM

Figured I'd share this and post it here vs computer news since the article is almost 6 months old and not latest news. Came across it when digging into information on the future of optical storage. A short while back Sony stated that they are pulling out of the optical storage drive market. And I was curious as to if any other companies stepped up to the plate to take optical storage further or if it has a doomed future due to the cloud.

I'm not sure I understand this. Sony has been part of the working group, but it hasn't been the only company. My understanding is the standards are part of a corporate group effort by Sony,Phillips, and possibly a few other companies. Sony isn't a one-man band, here.

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I personally like storing my data locally and having control over it. Even though I have some free cloud space online through google and amazon etc, I dont use it.

me too! 'Cloud Storage' is a bit of a silly term when it could just be called "Stored on another person's computer" while also showing the risks you take with that approach.

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I also like to store my data in a manner that protects it over time, such as I have had to migrate floppies to CD-R's, then migrate CD-R's to DVD-R's, and only storing long term on DVD-R's is where I am at now, and I haven't made the leap to Blu-Ray storage because the media is still costly for 25GB storage per disc and storing 5 DVD-R's to a single-sided Blu-Ray is not that appealing, so I have stuck with 4.7GB per disc. Looking into Holographic Storage with 1.6TB of storage as of 2010 would be so sweet if it was affordable.

Not to trivialize your point here, but I cannot see how you would create that much data. The only thing I can think of is this is some sort of backup archival storage system? In which case I'm forced to wonder- ALOUD- whether the data on your floppy disks really needs to be switched over or whether it's obsolete? What I mean is- can you think of when you might ever need that SiS Virge Windows 3.1 Video Driver, type deal.

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I have my data on a large external hard drive, but I treat it as a single point of failure, all eggs in one basket approach to ease of access long term mass storage and not write protected from infections like optical storage, and susceptable to many weaknesses. All critical data that is also stored on this external is also burned to DVD-R's just in case the external drive should ever fail.

Again, my main question here is not how you should store this information, but rather culling out what you don't need. Your storage issues seem to stem from a sort of "packrat" attitude. One I can 100% understand, because I have it myself. It seems when I decide to delete a folder or files it doesn't take long for me to realize that I needed them.

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Back when I got my first optical writable drive, a CD-R drive, I had stacks of floppies with up to 720k or 1.44MB per disk, and being able to get rid of hundreds of floppies (literally able to sqeeze (451) floppies or more per CD-R disc )and burn a CD with all the data on it was so sweet. I drilled holes through stacks of floppies and threw out a 30 gallon trash bag full of them 13 years ago. These days I am looking for a similar storage leap in which potentially (340) DVD-R's can be squeezed onto a single 1.6TB Holographic Disc.

Tape Drives. Some high capacity Tape Drives go up to 20GB and 40GB.

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Most people would be happy with just buying a 3TB external hard drive, and maybe buy two of them a master and slave to perform backups to, since how often would both fail to create a total data loss. But I like optical storage in that its protected from infections and other threats by design.

Backup systems are best done in LAYERS. Then the issue is stale data. To me though it really sounds like you are backing up stuff you just don't need to backup. This might be heavily weighted by my own preferences, but this is my strategy:

I try to only ever backup things I created. Things like my Wallpapers (125 or so at this point, constituting over 100GB of Photoshop files... ) My APplication Source code, and pretty much only the things I created. Some specific things other people backup that I don't:

The Operating System. That is, a lot of people suggest creating Disk Images on a regular basis. I can understand that- the purpose being that you can easily be back in the game after a disaster. My approach is to use PowerArchiver's (Archiving program, paid, but totally awesome) in-built backup script to zip up my important Source-code folders into a 7-zip file, which get's stored on my second hard drive. When the drive storage get's into the red, I burn the latest archives from the backup folder (as many as can fit, usually 4) to a DVD-R drive, and delete the rest.

Arguably I don't even need to back them up, since most of them have remote repositories on github or elsewhere, which is also why I have no problem erasing older backups. For example if I decide "hmm, I kind of like the implementation I used last week" I can just grab the appropriate source from the repository history.

of course that is VERY specific, and the main reason I don't backup more is simply because there is too much data I would have to backup, and not enoguh time or space to put it all and keep it fresh- my 750GB as well as my 1.5TB are both +90% full, and that is after moving a lot of data to my smaller External Drives. So I prioritize: I know from experience it's a lot faster to reinstall an OS, redownload an application, or set application preferences than it is to rewrite software from the ground up, so I do my best to avoid that scenario. I have had some awesome failures at that, like my attempt to refresh my remote git repository resulting in me deleting everything I had done in the past week (Windows Volume Shadow Copy to the rescue!)

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You can have two 3TB external drives and connect one and get it infected and then connect the other and infect the pair, then depending on the nature of the virus you could be lucky in just scanning a drive that still works and cleaning it or dealing with two drives that no longer read and of which the partition tables are trashed etc.

You are VASTLY overestimating what malware is currently capable of. The worst I can see happening is a File Infector infecting the Executables stored on that drive. Malware that spreads to external drives is usually doing that to try to spread- by corrupting the Partition table or other things like that it simply prevents itself from spreading successfully, which sort of defeats the purpose. Nonetheless, your purpose here is OK- it's just a layered backup, which you want in case your primary backup is corrupted or broken for any reason. Malware corruption is far less likely than a standard Hard drive failure, but since the actions should protect from either situation it's still a good approach.

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The other feature of optical storage I like is the simplicity of it. The data is on an optical disc which can be inserted into another optical drive that is compatible to access the data.

A standard HDD has platters (discs) that are bound to the surrounding mechanicals and electronics and are not easily transferrable to another drive without data loss.

Hard Drives are easily installed into enclosures or other Systems, though.

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SSD's are great, but you then have all the data on the drive bound to trusting that a chip will not fail. Chips are sensitive to Aging and falling out of tolerance, Static Discharge, Solar Flares, and EMP's. I feel its only a matter of time before the earth is struck with a solar flare that proves that smaller more complex, and denser electronic design is not always better and makes the devices more sensitive to such a threat for data loss and cooked chips. I own three SSD drives and they are NOT for long term storage, they are for SPEED!

the Flash Storage on a SSD drive Is susceptible to EMP. This also why they generally have shielding that creates a faraday cage AROUND the drive, protecting it from any EMP interference; otherwise you could set all the bits of a SSD drive to 1 by holding it above your head while underneath a power line. Magnetic Platter drives are probably more sensitive to Electromagnetic discharge, simply because our Magnetic drives are not inside a faraday cage like construction. This is just a guess, of course. My point is I doubt either one is more susceptible to the behaviour. Honestly I think you have worse "opponents" to your backup strategy than Solar Flares and Malware. The big one being just everyday Hard Drive failure, or things as simple as user error.

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Again, my main question here is not how you should store this information, but rather culling out what you don't need. Your storage issues seem to stem from a sort of "packrat" attitude. One I can 100% understand, because I have it myself. It seems when I decide to delete a folder or files it doesn't take long for me to realize that I needed them.

While I do have tons of old data that is probably not needed such as old DOS games that I haven't executed in years, this data is all in very small files etc, so while the file count is high, the space consumed is around 1GB tops from like 600 floppies.

As far as data I created, programs, research, etc its likely less than 1GB. However I do have a digital technical library I created copying webpages for offline use etc and PDF's for later use etc which amounts to about 20GB.

I also have programs I purchased online and 1 time download etc over the years with PDF's stored in their folders with the keys/license receipt/ proof of purchase etc that amounts to around 100GB.

The vast amount of space I consume is actually digital videos from my wife and I using HD video cameras on vacations, birthdays, sports events, etc which while they have a 16GB SD card in them, they have to be dumped frequently to make room for new videos and pictures. I have about 600GB of family videos. Of which I have deleted the stupid ones and kept the ones worth keeping. My Music CD's I converted to MP3 a while back in the highest quality and that eats up about 120GB and took almost a month to convert my hundreds of music CD's that I acquired from the early 1990s to date.

I also have a collection of the many Linux ISO downloads which climbed to as high as almost 350GB of images, and I have since deleted most of the way out dated ISO's like RedHat 6 and Fedora 5 etc and kept the modern images which amount to less than 100GB now, as well as I have about 30GB of Open Source Tools etc that I use at random times depending on what I am working with. I use to have Ghost 2003 and Ghost 8 images on my external, but deleted them when deciding it was best to just go with 1 or 2 DVD-R disks to rebuild a Windows XP system quickly with vs having to mount an external drive with a Ghost Boot Disk etc.

So I guess the massive storage needed is mainly due to videos that I dont want to lose, which can not be replaced. I rarely access this data, but have occasionally played some of them to my daughter to show her what she looked like and acted when she was younger etc. KIDS GROW UP TOO FAST!

And yes, I have deleted old drivers from a driver collection/hoard I had a while back and found myself digging online researching for the driver for an oddball chipset before, so while its probably junk data that can be purged from storage at some point, I learned that if it doesnt eat up too much space such as 300k, just leave it be in storage..LOL

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6090.	Solve : html to jpg?
Answer» Hello once again everyone. Hopefully this is an EASY one. A friend sent me a photo from a cell phone to my cell phone. My carrier is Verizon. I e-mailed the photo from my camera to my Yahoo e-mail account. I RECEIVED the picture and it now resides on my laptop hard drive as an HTML file. How do I change it to a jpg file so I can upload it to facebook. Thanks in advance, MP.One does not simple convert a JPG to HTML, nor the inverse. The JPG images also has to be on the hard drive nor else it is on a SERVER somewhere. You can examine the HTML content with notepad and look for a reference to an image. here is a reference to a image http://www.geek9pm.com/kohn.gif And it looks like this: Does that help any?Maybe I'm not fully understanding your reply. Thanks. I can view the picture my problem is I want to upload it to facebook and I believe they only take jpg files.If you can view the image on your laptop from the HTML, you should be able to right-click over the image and select "Save Picture as..." you can then save the image itself to a location of your choice such as desktop. You then can sign on to FB and navigate to desktop and post it. BTW: I have posted JPG, BMP, and PNG image files without any issues on FB, so I know for a fact that those 3 image types are supported.Yes I can right click and save image as, to my location, but when I try to upload the picture from that location to facebook it says not supported.very strange... well there is a easy way to make it work. Open this image up locally. Press Print Screen Key and then open MSPAINT and paste contents there. You will see the image + your desktop etc. Now cut out the image you want from MSPAINT using the paint tools and open a 2nd copy of mspaint and paste the cut image to it. Then save this as Image_Name.bmp or PNG and save to desktop. Now post this to facebook. *PNG and BMP will perform a lossless image copy, while if you chose to save it was a JPG instead your image quality will get trashed.I will give that a shot Dave TYVMThat didnt work so I cheated and took a picture with my digi camera from the screen then uploaded it lol Thanks all.Very suprised with how much effort you had to GO through to get the picture to facebook. The only images I have ever had an issue with SAVING a copy of or trying to snag a copy of via print screen key and mspaint have been pictures that are protected online. The digital camera snap shot of the monitor would bypass such a protection if that were the case here.

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6091.	Solve : "Clean Up My PC" - a question on such services?
Answer» Everyone has seen TV ads for "Clean Up My PC". I don't believe them for a moment and realize that you have to buy the package for any actual cleanup to be done. But are there truly programs that can perform this function? I realize that there may be a fee, but many contain hidden programs to monitor your system and other such tricks. I just wondered if there was a program that could actually help make the PC run faster without the hidden issues. Thanks to those who reply.Are you having some specific problem(s) with your system?I build a few PC's a month...and i was curious about this service. Brand new build...never connected to the web...Win7. Very 1st thing i did when connecting to their service logged in and ran the scanner... Results 874 bad registry items... Numerous ad/spyware exploits... 5 trojan and trojan related infections... Etc.etc etc... You decide.My biggest problem is my email. I use MSN Mail Premium, which used to be affiliated with Verizon but is now independent. It is very difficult to get through for answers and their forums are useless. It literally takes 15 minutes (I'm not exaggerating) to load because of freezes and half the time it crashes while loading. Then once it's loaded it takes another 10 minutes (no exaggeration) to open the first piece of email. Once it does that however, it runs OK. One other thing...if you terminate it when its frozen, it picks up from where it left off when you restart it. So if you want to get it up and running as quickly as possible, you have to continually delete and restart it. If you do that it takes only about 10 minutes to come up. My other programs run fine, so I don't think it's my system but I was just wondering if there was some registry foul up with MSN Premium Mail. Hence my question regarding PC cleaners.There is no such thing as a good registry cleaner, only some that aren't as harmful as others. NONE of them do anything beneficial. If you are having a program specific problem you should see if there is a support forum for that particular program. If it's an installed app you can try uninstalling and reinstalling it. Have you tried opening it and going to get a cup of coffee and a sandwhich and let it FINISH loading what is out there in your inbox ? ? Sounds like thats why it's hanging everytime.lol - that's what I do. After bootup in the morning I start my browser so I will have something to do and then start email. Then I go to my daily hockey sites, check on the news, etc. After a half hour I go back to email (if it hasn't crashed), try to open one and then go back the the browser while I wait for it to open. I rarely have more than 7 emails in my inbox on any given day, so I KNOW that's not what's causing this enormous slow down. Is this a paid service ? ? Have you considered switching to another e-mail such as Yahoo or Google ? ? Here's a link i found that explains how to close the existing account but retain your e-mail addy... See Here... The reason this is hard to answer is MS is once again CHANGING their e-mail service...for example they are eliminating Hotmail but current allowing users to retain their addresses and migrating it all to new servers...don't ask cause it makes zero sense to me as well. If you do switch to another account most will have a migrate option which means you set it up so any mail going to your existing account is auto-forwarded to your new address... Apologise for making this more confusing than it should be...but we'll find you a solution once we know more.Thanks for your help. Yes, this is a paid service. I had two options last year when Verizon departed from MSN, a $10 and the $70 choice per year. I chose the $10 option, which means I am not able to call them with problems plus I don't get some anti-virus program. I did this because one, I am cheap and two, they weren't very good in their coverage when I did call them. I am beginning to rethink that because in two days I have to renew. However this time it will cost me $90 for the higher option. The $70 was a one-time deal. I would switch to another provider, but I run my business email with MSN and I do not know how to export the addresses. There is no option to do that with the MSN mail system when I run through their menus. I will look into the information your link provided. Again, thanks for HELPING.

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6092.	Solve : How do I forward e-mail automatically for free.?
Answer» I don't quite understand all the fuss over FORWARDING. Why don't you just decide on an EMAIL address and use it? If you need to notify your contacts of a change of address, then do that. A paid email service like fastmail.fm (https://www.fastmail.fm/) might be well worth the small annual fee of $4.95 for a Personal account. soybean, you have a GOOD point. Here in this part of the WORLD, California, a common practice in service industries is to be pleasant and even VAIN to promote repeat business. A clever email name is part of the kind of vanity. I married into a family that offers services. Anythings that a re cute or clever help pay the rent when customers return just to see a silly face again. I used to be a farmer and land developer. Times change. You are right. It is a business thing, so we should just buy it Come to think of it, I already have a free mail account. They offer both free vainity email and noncommercial accounts. Thanks for the reminder.Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 25, 2013, 11:49:40 AM It is a business thing, so we should just buy it Yea and never forget to buy the domain name of your business. American chef and TV personality Guy Fieri forgot to buy the domain name of his restaurant, but someone else didn't. Cheeze-gutted wolf meat, a side of maximum -well-done duck skin. Yuck!!

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I don't quite understand all the fuss over FORWARDING. Why don't you just decide on an EMAIL address and use it? If you need to notify your contacts of a change of address, then do that. A paid email service like fastmail.fm (https://www.fastmail.fm/) might be well worth the small annual fee of $4.95 for a Personal account. soybean, you have a GOOD point.

Here in this part of the WORLD, California, a common practice in service industries is to be pleasant and even VAIN to promote repeat business. A clever email name is part of the kind of vanity.

I married into a family that offers services. Anythings that a re cute or clever help pay the rent when customers return just to see a silly face again. I used to be a farmer and land developer. Times change.

You are right. It is a business thing, so we should just buy it

Come to think of it, I already have a free mail account. They offer both free vainity email and noncommercial accounts. Thanks for the reminder.Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 25, 2013, 11:49:40 AM

It is a business thing, so we should just buy it

Yea and never forget to buy the domain name of your business. American chef and TV personality Guy Fieri forgot to buy the domain name of his restaurant, but someone else didn't.

Cheeze-gutted wolf meat, a side of maximum -well-done duck skin. Yuck!!

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6093.	Solve : noisy PC?
Answer» MORNING as the HEADING suggest my computer is quite loud(.not overly so),but when it's quiet I/e no tv on i can hear it from across the room .i am sure it wasn't this loud when i first got it,i clean it 2/3 times a YEAR whith a car vac. could something be waring out any ideas.The 2 fans that usually go from wear are the CPU FAN and the one in the PSU... The CPU fan can be a bit tricky to do if you havent done one before so i'd try and determine if it really is the culprit 1st. As FAR as the PSU i usually just replace the whole unit but thats just me.

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6094.	Solve : Is Yahoo also giving others issues.. getting 200 to 1200ms pings and no response?
Answer» Is YAHOO also GIVING others issues.. getting 200 to 1200ms pings and no responses. Also cant get into my e-mail there. My one friend said that his one abandoned e-mail is spamming his sisters e-mail, so thinking they may have been hacked.Workin fine on this end...actually loading faster than usual.Still acting up at this end ( NH - USA ) Comcast is persistent ping of 20 - 50ms Google is persistent ping of 30 - 60ms Yahoo is persistent ping of high latency as show below. 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6095.	Solve : I can't view forum members computer specs. Can you??
Answer» The Specs link under the member's name does nothing for me. Does it WORK for you?Nope. Not in FF 19.0, IE9, Google Chrome 6.0.472.3. Neither hovering nor clicking. I believe they have been gone since the last update to this SMF theme... I'll send Nathan a reminder... Thats ALSO where the OP HEADER and Thanx buttons went as well...Quote from: patio on February 26, 2013, 03:19:18 PM Thats also where [...] Thanx buttons went as well... Is that why my thanks count hasn't hit 10,000 yet? Quote from: SALMON Trout on February 26, 2013, 03:33:39 PM Is that why my thanks count hasn't hit 10,000 yet? I been sending them regular like... ... I'll start keeping a tally from here out.

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The Specs link under the member's name does nothing for me. Does it WORK for you?Nope. Not in FF 19.0, IE9, Google Chrome 6.0.472.3. Neither hovering nor clicking.
I believe they have been gone since the last update to this SMF theme...
I'll send Nathan a reminder...
Thats ALSO where the OP HEADER and Thanx buttons went as well...Quote from: patio on February 26, 2013, 03:19:18 PM

Thats also where [...] Thanx buttons went as well...

Is that why my thanks count hasn't hit 10,000 yet?
Quote from: SALMON Trout on February 26, 2013, 03:33:39 PM

Is that why my thanks count hasn't hit 10,000 yet?

I been sending them regular like... ...
I'll start keeping a tally from here out.

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6096.	Solve : Enter BIOS?
Answer» I have a Compaq Presario 5000, that I formated the drive and tring to reinstall WINDOWS 98 SE. Thing is that I cant enter the BIOS to set the BOOT Options. I dont REMEMBER if its F2 or F10 as nothing comes up after the compaq logohttps://www.google.com/search?hl=&q=how+to+enter+bios+Compaq+Presario+5000&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS369US309&ie=UTF-8 Thread locked.

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6097.	Solve : Happy Birthday Zylstra ! !?
Answer» HOPE you have a Great ONE and MANY more... Stop by once in AWHILE...

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6098.	Solve : The google toolbar?
Answer» I use Google as my homepage in FIREFOX. To DATE, the google page opens with a black band above it carrying the following wording which I have lost. How to retrieve this wording plse? The lost words: SEARCH Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive Calendar More Many THKS for HELPING out an oldage pensioner in the MediterraneanRight clik any empty area of your start page...turn on each toolbar listed til you find the one thats missing...Thats not a toolbar. It's default on Google.com pages. Try clearing your cache and then restart the browser.

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6099.	Solve : beginner needs help?
Answer» I have a RESUME in my e-mail ACCOUNT and need to convert it to MS Word format so it can be sent to PROSPECTIVE employers. How do I do this?You can download and install Open Office or Libre Office for free and IMPORT it to that and then SAVE it into a MS Word DOC format etc which employers ould be able to open without any problems.In what format is it currently?

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6100.	Solve : How to show your photos on a TV set.?
Answer» How to show your photos on a TV set. There are two popular ways to use your TV as a slide show when you are tired of re runs of Bones.Or House. A. Most obvious for advanced users is to burn a slideshow on a DVD. Here is a YouTube vireo that c claims it is so easy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE6THrcVeBA B. Easy way for the average user is to just LOAD a USB STICK and show photos a TV or player that TAKES a USB stick. Watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86Eh0sZYnI8 What do you think?Actually, I plug the HDMI cable into my laptop It depends on who it's for or how fancy i want it to be. If I want to make a slideshow with effects, I'd make a DVD. If the point is just to show a bunch of pictures, I'd use a flash drive, SD card, or a DVD if the target TV didn't have support for those or I didn't KNOW what I'd be showing on. If this was for playback on a PC (yeah I know it's about TVs), I'd personally use either whatever default picture VIEWER is in use or something like movie maker if i wanted effects/transitions.

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