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 | MktgRob I'd also remove the link from your quote. :) |
| | Are you using WEP? If so then you may need to retype your wireless passkey. It just looks like your router is refusing to assign a DHCP address and Windows is going APIP on you. Try disabling wireless security on your router temporarily. |
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| | go to your administration tool. select define languages click on index.php under the english language. you will notice that the text within the inverted commas is the text your looking to change. furthermore you have to edit header.php to rename the TITLE of the site from oscommerce to something more … |
| | Complete guess here but try disconnecting your system from any network connection and test for a day...completely offline. P.S. if you could provide more information that may be usefull. e.g.does the mouse cursor atualy completely freeze along with the system. BTW I'm a part time comedian. :D |
| | smartdrv is an ms-dos command. What you could do depending on how big your hd is, would be to copy the entire xp disc onto a partition. To do this you would need a bootable floppy with the cd/DVD-rom driver on it along with another msdos command called fdisk. the … |
| | Re: XP Freeze Take software out of the equation. Download [url]http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html[/url] install and run the programme on any working PC and follow the instructions to create a live CD. Boot to this CD on the suspect computer. This will give you a Clean Windows environment with loads of tools to test your system … |
| | Re: hi all You would have been quicker using google to find the drivers. Anyway..here you go. [url]http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?os=228&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=1842155[/url] |
| | You need to configure Port Isolation. [url]http://www.h3c.com/portal/Products___Solutions/Technology/LAN/Technology_Introduction/200701/195584_57_0.htm[/url] That website should help you get the basics. I know that most Cisco managed switches allow port isolation along with Dell, McData/Brocade. You'll probably also find it available on SUN, IBM & HP but I've never configured these brands in a production environment. |
| | Buy a network signal tester and plug it into each port. [url]http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&rlz=1W1GGIE_en&q=cat5+tester&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=tSQhS8qvHIqs4QbWwtnjCQ&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CB8QrQQwAA[/url] Or to test full port functionality configure a ping -t and just swap a rj45 into each one until you get ping replies.(snap off the plastic tab on the RJ45 connector to make it easier to test each … |
| | Re: repair problem Hi stpen, Go to this website and download Ultimate Boot CD for Windows. [url]http://www.ubcd4win.com/[/url] This program will create a bootable CD that will allow you to recover from almost any Windows XP failure. If you want help doing this give me a shout through my website below. I'm bored right … |
| | Re: my system beeps I'm taking a shot in the dark here but here is what I think is happening. Your system is posting with an error on post. You have no display because either You monitor/display is not working/powered on. Your Graphics card/cable is loose/broken. To fix this issue try reseating the graphics … |
| | Hi Bill, I had typed out a big long reply to this earlier but it somehow crashed on me. Doh. basically I said Check the 270 motherboards for swollen caps. [url]http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&rlz=1W1GGIE_en&um=1&sa=1&q=swollen+caps+gx270&aq=f&oq=&aqi=&start=0[/url] The T-Socket bent pins can be coaxed back into shape with -a steady hand. -watchmakers screwdriver. -large magnifying glass … |
| | If I was your domain admin I would just restore from the latest backups. However I understand your pain. You may be able to edit the registry or at the very least restore a previous registry version by trying UBCD. [url]http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html[/url] Let us know how you get on. |
| | From what your saying I suspect it to be the LCD cable at fault. Take the back plastics off again amnd make sure its properly connected to the LCD panel. |
| | Nope your friend is wrong or you mis-understood them. No damage is done but there is an adaptive feature of wireless network equipment that can vary signal strength based on environmental conditions. usually these adaptive changes are temporary and don't have any long lasting effects. |
| | Hi lonelyday91, You will notice the following issues. Hard Drive transfer rate will drop making the system seem slower. If you have an existing operating system such as Windows already installed then you will be unable to boot unless you change the HAL ([url]http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/issues-generic-images[/url]) If you do change to IDE … |
| | Hey Kingston, Thats a tough problem alright & I sympathise. Heres what I would do- Next time it reboots write down the time & go into the event viewer. look at all the error events that occur before and after the reboot time. If there are no critical error events … |
| | Sounds like a BSOD- If you don't want to reinstall try using the recovery console on the XP boot disk and perform a chkdsk /p on the drive. Boot to the windows setup disk as usual but press R to start the Recovery Console when the "Welcome to Setup" screen …  |
| | Hi molavydez, It could be a core component that has gone but the only way to be sure is to rule out all the other components. Heres what I suggest(excuse the length) Disconnect everything from the main box & open it up. Disconnect the power & other cables from the …  |
| | Hi Siberian, I've been running Vista 64Bit for about a year now and I've hit the problem several times. The bottom line is that 32Bit drivers will not run natively within the 64bit environment. Every piece of hardware you install in windows is given an address range each defined by … |
| | Hi Fishbait, Sounds like there might be some corruption with the Vista OS either from a partially installed malware script or just from pulling the powercord out in the middle of a critical system operation. Eitherway I may have a quick solution for you. HP Pavillion has a system recovery … |
| | Hi Taytoots, What model of computer have you got? Have you tried resetting the BIOS?(Usually tells you on starting to press F2, Del or F11 to enter setup) Without more information I cannot be sure but my first suspect would be your system memory. If you know how, you can …  |
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| | Call microsoft and ask them for help. Sometimes it can be generated in error- Either way Microsoft are the only people who can help you. Unless you switch to Linux. :) |
| | No it doesn't make sense but I was the only kid in class who managed to prove that in maths any outcome is possible. Also I cheated and used this handy calculator. [url]http://candle.ctit.utwente.nl/Docs/wp5/tel-sys/exercises/transmission/simulator.Applet1.html[/url] Sourced from [url]http://candle.ctit.utwente.nl/Docs/wp5/tel-sys/exercises/[/url] Sorry I couldn't answer you directly. |
| | Hi sKiTzo, Can you tell us a bit more about your system. How many cores do you have (taskmanager->performance tab and count the graphs). You can also find the name of the process that is using the cpu under the processes tab. You may need to go into the View … |
| | Vineeth, Try this and let us know what happens. Start>Run type shutdown/s and let us know what happens. If this works then its probably a registry problem & you'll need to peform a system restore if available or restore the registry hive. Regards Chris |
 | I think it could be a hardware fault. Moreover I think something inside your computer is overheating. I would check for that by opening up the case and switching the computer on. Check for the following. 1. That all the fans are spinning normally 2. without touching the components directly … |
| | Re: dead patrition hey Lion of desert, I think you may have to resort to Data recovery software such as Norton or Partition Magic. If it was a quick format then your FAT or NTFS tables might have been partially or completely wiped. However here is the good news there are free tools …  |
| | hey tim, Are you running vista or XP? I presumed you have tried safe mode, last known good etc..? If not then try the following reboot the pc and tap the F8 key on the top row of the keyboard as soon as you see the DELL logo. Kepp on … |
| | I'm not sure exactly what the issue is from your description but can I suggest trying these steps. unplug the vga/DVI cable from the monitor and check for the monitor's self test feature which means it goes from standby to on- make sure your not overlooking a monitor issue here. … |
| | So let me get this right. Your new computer used to communicate with your old computer that is until you got the new computer? Did you ping it while it was a display model? lol No sorry seriously though. How do you connect your Hub to the internet. I.E. I … |
 | Windows Vista Rating for the Dell Precision Workstation 690 is currently at 5.9 on the Vista Scale. Get in!! P.S Try changing the date to a future date and see what happens. |
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| | Did you have installed any instant write software? And Does the same issue happen in safe mode? By The Way if you did have any pinnacle software installed then there is a good chance this is a known issue. [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058[/url] |
| | I hate to be the bearer of bad news but Its very unlikely that you will be able to recover this data. However as always things you can try. Try downloading and installing free(gpl or open source data recovery software) which can recover blocks from your harddisk which have not … |
| | Re: HD Problem also what model does computer does your colleague have as Windows may need a 3rd party storage driver |
| | Just to add to that. Right click on my computer, click on the advanced tab & click on settings for startup & recovery. What your looking for is a checkbox under system failure that states" Automatically Restart". Uncheck that box and click OK. Good Luck |
| | This card Supports Dual Display however its not for gamers. |
 | turn off all firewalls and try again. Troubleshooting is the only answer I'm afraid. |
| | all I'm going to say is 2^32=4GB of address space of which 1 or 2 GB is used for addressing system components. If you need to access more than 2 Gb of ram you'll need an operating system that knows how to address that extra space i.e. Windows Vista 64. … |
| | There is and your going to love it Get your XP cd out and log into its recovery console. [url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058[/url] Use the recovery console to repair the MBR, PBR,NTLDR & Boot.ini by typing the following commands Copy e:\NTLDR C: BOOTCFG /REBUILD Fixmbr Fixboot Restart your machine and make sure it … |
| | dunno whats causing it buttry running the motherboard on an antistatic bag with just a CPU,Memory & A/C adapter and see what happens. If you get a difference in the light codes from what you normally get then your problem is something else. start ading things on one at a … |
| | Correct me if I'm wrong but I think you will want to boot up from the slave drive in safe mode..log into windows... and copy across all the documents held in My documents and settings. I think its the easiest way. |
| | Ashish, Although this is a pure guess do the following and let us know what happens. Right click on my computer then click on properties. goto the advanced tab click on startup & recovery "settings" Uncheck "Automatically restart" under the system failure box. Let us know if you notice anything … |
| | you have no obvious adware/spyware on your system so I am assuming you have either a corrupt registry or their are some corrupt DLL files wthin windows. 2 things u can do. System restore or a Repair installation Both of these have a good chance of fixing the issue with …  |
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| | I have received a prototype Latitude D620 notebook from Dell which has a biometric fingerprint scanner in the touchpad. Now thats all very nice and dandy. My problem is this that some people within my organisation have been playing with it before it was given to me. I now have …  |
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