you want their coax everywhere.
i was surprised when FIOS came in and said that the cable in the house was the
same as their cable, and did not recable the house. i presume they would have
recabled if i requested.
FIOS dug a new trench from about 2-300 feet west to someplace to the far east
Sorry for the continuing questions on this, but computer is exhibiting new
behavior at start up. Today, even with all the USB devices pulled, still
got the low system battery voltage warning, and on first few tries nothing
happened when I hit the F2 key to continue, as it says on screen.
I'll vote for the Power supply.
Ranbo wrote:
Sorry for the continuing questions on this, but computer is exhibiting new
behavior at start up. Today, even with all the USB devices pulled, still
got the low system battery voltage warning, and on first few tries nothing
happened when I hit the F2
I was trying to work on some clips I just imported, immediately got a
Letterboxing-This may take awhile message. It's been doing that for 3 hours
now. I assume this is because I shot the video in 16:9 aspect, but does it
really take that long (about 30 minutes of video total)? tia.
If you have to spend $100 to have someone replace the computers power
supply... replacing the machine instead is something to consider as a
better long term investment.
But you also need to think about how you are going to get your data off
of that machine.
Taking out adapter cards will help
If I remember correctly this is a generic Dell desktop.
I remember hearing somewhere (This MAY NOT BE ACCURATE) that Dell
used a proprietary wiring setup in their machines.
I belive that there are some adapters that would allow a good 400
watt power supply (which should cost less than $50.00
Laptops are great for portability. They are very expensive when taking
into account durability, lifespan, repair costs and ooommph.
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Again I vote for computer power supply.
Question, what kind of power strip is this plugged into and is it
plugged into some
Quite a lot depends on the speed of your machine. Given that
you are not running the latest version of iMovie (the last iMovie
to call itself HD was version 6 and the most recent version
of iMovie is version 7), I suspect that your experience is not
out of line for your hardware.
I think that
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Thanks! Will give that a try...
david
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I rescued a Gateway ATXSTF Performance 1400 machine from the dumpster
at the town's clean-up day Saturday. The owner said that he thought
something was wrong with the motherboard. It had a Staples repair
sticker and another sticker on the back announcing that it was
refurbished - I suppose
Replace the memory!!!
Memory (DDR single sticks) tend to be flaky and when they have
problems nothing works right.
Stewart
At 05:25 PM 10/27/2008, you wrote:
I rescued a Gateway ATXSTF Performance 1400 machine from the
dumpster at the town's clean-up day Saturday. The owner said that he
I remember hearing somewhere (This MAY NOT BE ACCURATE) that Dell
used a proprietary wiring setup in their machines.
Not accurate for desktops. Laptops are all proprietary to some extent.
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I rescued a Gateway ATXSTF Performance 1400 machine from the
dumpster at the town's clean-up day Saturday. The owner said
that he thought something was wrong with the motherboard.
It had a Staples repair sticker and another sticker on the back
announcing that it was refurbished -
Computer and External HD are both plugged into a Surge Master II power
strip. Not plugged into a battery back up line filter, as don't even know
what that is.
Not in love with machine, though money for new computer or laptop is
somewhat an issue. Eventually, want laptop, as would be better for
I'm doing pretty basic stuff; no gaming, for example. What would I lose
going to a laptop if don't have exotic needs or for great speed or power?
Randall
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 4:17 PM, db [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think it is model dependent.
There are BIG tradeoffs in compute
To Entertainment.com:
I had a problem printing restaurant coupons on http://www.entertainment.com
using Safari 3.1.2 on my iMac running Mac OS 10.5.5.
Your representative told me that your site isn't compatible with my
browser, and that I should use Internet Explorer.
I exercised an
They probably won't be able to read your email because you wrote it
with an incompatible program :)
Otherwise, a great response! Looking forward to hear what they say.
Richard P.
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I had a problem
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