Before re-install or modifying your FF setup:
1. Make sure you have latest Java JRE & Flash updates.
2. consider creating a new profile for FF to test since FF stores AddOn's
per-user.
Adding " -profilemanager" (sans-quotes) to the FF shortcut displays the profile
manager rather than jumping i
Surprising DSL signals go through surge suppressor filters without issues but I guess
modern UPS' noise filters take into consideration DSL signals. I'd also be using a
Ethernet LAN surge suppressor between modem & router.
Got cable broadband years ago & decided CATV line protection devices des
Like Cyanide!
Julian Zottl wrote:
If I were you, I'd wash them once or twice just to make sure. Silver is
fine for our bodies, but god only knows what else was in there.
Julian (Sabre)
Do not forget that if you use EFS and do not have a recovery agent assigned or the
keys backed up, that this type of invasive reset will not get you back the users
encrypted files!
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It works.
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boot from scsi is probably a good guess but I would boot to the original drive
first ( even in pio mode ) and install the drivers for the plug in controller,
then it should boot there without a repair needed once set to boot to scsi
YMMV
fp
At 09:37 PM 9/1/2008, Rick Glazier Poked the stick wit
Didn't they use to call that forcing a drive into
"dos-compatibility mode" or something?
I think there was a reg hack you had to do to reset
things back to normal.
About the paddle card...
Does the BIOS have a setting for "Boot from SCSI"?
(It would be an emulation, and actually use the card and
Hey,
I have an older p-III system running XP pro where the HDs will not come out
of PIO mode. I have tried all of the various BIOS tweaks, removing the
controller from device manager, etc. This is killing the performance. My
daughter uses this for surfing, email, etc. Nothing major.
Any
Thanks, I'll try yours soon...
Rick Glazier
From: "DHSinclair"
Thanks Rick,
No. I do know about your share. Have used it in the past.
I use the one from ESET ATM.
http://www.eset.com/download/sysinspector.php
It is needed if I ever suspect some bad thing in th
Thanks Rick,
No. I do know about your share. Have used it in the past.
I use the one from ESET ATM.
http://www.eset.com/download/sysinspector.php
It is needed if I ever suspect some bad thing in the machine that
NOD32 missed.
Best,
Duncan
At 17:25 09/01/2008 -0400, you wrote:
IF you have not ad
Please ignore. I stumbled upon the solution; I added "/java" to my link in FF.
The link works fine now. Sorry 2B such a noob!
Best,
Duncan
At 16:49 09/01/2008 -0400, you wrote:
OK. I have FF v3.0.1 installed on XP. It will not yet allow the use of Java.
Does not even see that the latest Java RE
IF you have not added any plug-ins or add-ins yet
that would block them from working, ---
just browse around and FF will ask to install what
you need as it sees it needs it.
IF you are already running "NoScript" or something
designed to "controll" this type of thing, you need to
learn how to "con
OK. I have FF v3.0.1 installed on XP. It will not yet allow the use of Java.
Does not even see that the latest Java RE is installed (again!)
Where do I go to tell FF to use the Java RE I have installed?
I've been thru 'tools' til blindness... :)
Best,
Duncan
At 15:02 09/01/2008 -0400,
That mobo 2 sensor could also be your voltage regulator(s). They run hot.
Direct a 120mm fan around the CPU socket and see if it drops any. It should
also change with CPU load...
One problem with passive CPU coolers (or watercooling) is that the
components surrounding the socket, most importantly
Thanks Rick,
Was thinking of this strongly. I do not care for IE7. I can not "drive it"
well at all.
IE7 is not friendly to me. OK, that is just me. I agree. Yes, after all
these MS
years, I deal badly with big changes. (like why I still use w2k mostly on
the LAN,
for now!).
I do agree with k
To answer your question the way "I'd do it"
ONLY If IE7 is working, keep it. Patch it...
Don't use it...
"Add" anything you want... FF, etc...
IF you un-install IE7, you will revert to the
version that came "built-in" with your OS.
Likely IE6. BUT then you will have to patch that
as high as you c
I recall that someone that has been here wrote that I CAN de-install the
IE7 that now lives on my XP machine. Is this really true?
Yes, it is listed on my Add/Remove proggy list. (a very good sign. :))
What/how do I end up AFTER I do this de-install?
Do I revert back to v6.x? No browser? ??
Well I'm going to have to fess up to being an idiot on this one. After
several of your suggestions (and my own low confidence in the determination
of bad RAM as that has never happened to be before) I did some more
testing. Turns out the culprit was overheating in the system.
When I was doing my
I saw later I did not answer your question, but perhaps gave
you a better option, IF you would like to save some physical
space on "the desk". (Ditch the TV and the CRT...)
(OTOH, I have a 5-6" color TV velcroed on top of my CRT as I speak..)
In another room...
I call mine (LCD) a TV since it has
At 08:04 AM 9/1/2008, you wrote:
So basically, as long as the monitor has multiple inputs, I should be able
to select the input on the monitor? Is this a valid statement?
Yes the Dells and the Gateway's do this.
Her pc has a NVidia 6200 gc in it. It can output S-Video, VGA and DVI-I
po
Great! Thanks!
Bobby
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Subject: Re: [H] PC monitor/TV?
Get a Dell or Gateway LCD. They have multiple inputs, for VGA, DVI,
S
So basically, as long as the monitor has multiple inputs, I should be able
to select the input on the monitor? Is this a valid statement?
Her pc has a NVidia 6200 gc in it. It can output S-Video, VGA and DVI-I
ports on it. It can do 1600 x 1200 max resolution.
The GameCube can output in RGB or
Look for an ATSC TV with a VGA input.
This would be the easiest to use with an "older"
computer with limited numbers of outputs.
Just be sure the computer video memory can handle the
default VGA resolution the LCD will "require"...
Rick Glazier
From: "B
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