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if none of those work, just reset your router and make sure all of the cables are in firmly, and check the settings on the router

Hello, I'm new to these forums, and have just started programming in assembly. I wrote a small program to print out the first command line argument, and it's not working. It goes like this: [icode] section .data empty db "The pointer was null",10,0 section .text global _start _start: mov rcx, …

Hey, my hp dv9500 laptop was bought with a core2duo processor running at 1.88GHZ. I treated it rather rough, and my room is really dusty, and the fan got very dusty, and to case would get really hot at times. one day, the control panel said the processor was running …

how old is it? I had an old laptop that overheated, and i just let it cool for a while and it booted up fine. if it feels really hot (especially if it is old) this could very well be the case

Hello all, I have a dell CPX/CPI laptop that i built from two laptops that my school's tech dept. gave to me, the CPX had a BIOS password set, so i took it's processor and RAM and put them in the CPI, which was built with a PII processor, and …

make shure and check the hd cabling and jumpbering, and check the BIOS, and if niether of those work, reinstall or repair with the install disk (for windows)

reseting the CMOS is taking out the big silver battery, but it sounds like something is fried, if you've replaced the power supply, then the mobo is probably fried, maybe the CPU if the fan quit

sounds like a failed hard drive to me. if you have another harddrive with another OS of some sort, try booting up w/ the other harddrive as a master, and the dead one as a slave, see if you can get any data off of it. someone else might have …

get rid of celeron for sure. upgrading the vga won't hurt, but get rid of the celeron, and get Core2Duo, at least, do what forumdude said.

I always have 4-5 junkpiles in my room (PII-III) and moving the boot drive to another comp has always worked, a few drivers won't work, but it has always booted into windows in ME, 2000, and XP.

I would just buy a new laptop, I managed to upgrade a dell cpi to a PIII, but the processor wasn't soldered and i had another cpx that is the same model but w/ a PIII and better graphics. so, if it is not soldered, maybe (just take the keyboard …

[URL="http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2945261&Sku=E145-2014"]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2945261&Sku=E145-2014[/URL] this is a good mobo, any nVidia sli is nice, w/ lga 775, so ur processor will work, relatively cheap, it is pretty high performance.

well, if you have 7.81 GB of unallocated, ubuntu should see it and, in the installer, it should have a radio button that says "use largest amount of continuous free space" or something like that, it means the unallocated space. i agree with jbennet in that you shouldn't mess with …

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