Yup, you need to have installed your OS (Windows 7) with that function
already enabled in BIOS or it's a bit of a PITA to do it after. Just google
for hotplug esata.
I'll take eSATA any time, great speeds (70-80 mb/s), however, USB 3 is
faster and not very far behind - just tried this new lacie
Thanks, but unfortunately a no-go. Acronis has a link on their web site
referring to issues with the laptop I'm trying to back up (HP).
From what I could dig up on the net, Norton Ghost 2003 should support win7
without any problems (using CLI), only newer versions should not be working
On Friday 08 October 2010 19:59:12 Soren wrote:
Booting from a normally usable floppy on CD (floppy disk emulation),
it only generates this exact error message:
Type the name of the command interpreter (e.g.,
C:\WINDOWS.COMMAND.COM) A
Basically that error message is saying I can't find
I have my old Pro Media 5.1 speaker set sitting over in a corner. I
stopped using it years go when the bass unit quit on my (IIRC).
I have an old laptop and an iPod that I'd like to use in a room to get
music (using one or the other, not both at once). On the laptop I want
to use the
Odds are the jack on the sub is single 3.5mm stereo common ground
(3-wire) or 4-wire separate ground. Count the number of insulation rings
on the jack: 2 rings/3 connectors or 3 rings/4 connectors, this will
govern how you proceed.
Best way to proceed is to cut the speaker wires a few inches
Are you sure of the ohms and matching speaker sensitivity? There may be
other considerations before I'd rush over to Radio Shack and start
chopping wires. IMHO, not a good idea to mix speakers unless you're
prepared for a negative outcome. Good luck!
On Sun, 10 Oct 2010 15:19:54 -0500,
It's a 3-wire 2 ring jack. Standard 3.5mm stereo plug. I managed to
find a male 3.5 mm stereo plug to 2 RCA female connector. Also, I found
a cable with 2 male RCA plugs with the other end being two two-wire
lines. This should work perfectly, barring any impedance/power issues.
On
Nope. I have no info on any of that. If it doesn't work I won't be
out too much as this is either old or cheap stuff. I'm just trying to
get some extra mileage out of this old gear.
On 10/10/2010 9:10 PM, Scoobydo wrote:
Are you sure of the ohms and matching speaker sensitivity? There may
