Posts by caperjack

He has created folders on outlook that's not in his yahoo account.

but those folders will not be in the Outlook on the laptop ,unless you add them
when you setup outlook on the laptop,
as i said i use windows live mail 2011,and have my hotmail acct setup in it, and created folders there, that show up on hotmail.com

so before we go on we are talking about Microsoft Office "outlook" and not
Windows "outlook express" right

I tried to fix the same problem,

Wonder did you both have the same squeak noise

same problem !! can be caused by software or hardware

{quote]I changed WIndow to XP [earlier i had Window7].
Now problem had risen , whenever i even play video it get restarted , when window 7 starts it get restarted .

so witch is it wixp or win7

you don't say what games or what type of games ,like online or if they are high intense graphic games it maybe you 450w power supply ,maybe you system just isn't good enough to play the game ,

so why not just use yahoo.com to check it on the laptop when he's away .
are you talking about Outlook or Outlook express

quote/The problem I run into is when I go in account setting and enter his information it tells me that he email already exist

I don't see how outlook on the laptop would even know that its setup on the desktop

YEP, it worked b4 the upgrade, an now its asif it dont have one?!

not sure who you are replying to, as no one asked that question

I would be very happy for it to be the video board.

very few laptops have changeable video board ,usually just really expensive gaming laptops

I really want to put a new video card in my computer but I have no clue where it is. HEre is a video I put:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_J2URmAeHI

you don't have a video card ,you have integrated video device ,a chip built into the motheboard ,and it not likely you will be able to run much of a card anyway because of the power supply in that emachine .the black slot at the top right corner is a be a pci-E slot it would take a low profile card ,you are not going to make a gaming computer out of that tower'

also one of your parents just called and she said to tell you to clean your room .lol

did you check device manager and see if it was missing any other device drivers

try hitting f10 on bootup it may give you access to the factory recovery partiton

HI caperjack,
thanks for that. I thought that the installation would stop when the system tries to install the usb drivers. Any chance that could happen?

no,if you get the option to boot from a usb device in the BIOS,or boot option [sometime found when hitting f10 or f12 on bootup ] it will not need to install usb drivers

Hi all.. I'm facing a problem with my Laptop Hardisd, My laptop got crashed so i removed the harddisk from laptop and i fixed into a USB case, to acess my data's,

so what seems to be the problem,

Microsoft sells a family pack which allows you to install Winidows 7 Home on up to three computers. As for upgrade/full, you can actually do a full (from scratch) install of Windows 7 from an upgrade disk. See

http://www.winsupersite.com/article/windows-7/clean-install-windows-7-with-upgrade-media

yeah you could do that with vista as well ,you just install it without putting in the key, then when after the install is done , you take the dvd out ,then put the dvd back in and start the install from within windows and it sees itself as a previous install and reinstalls and then you put the key in ,something like that ,i have done it with a vista upgrade disk i just threw away

it should work ,set the boot order option to usb device/cdrom

hi,go to start ,in the search or in run type in MSCONFIG , go to start up tab ,and check for and remove any known programs updaters ,like Adobe/Itunes ect ect and many many more that nay be there

I have tried it in the past and those keys on the bottom of the PCs only works with OEM disks, not full disks or upgrade disks.

well like i sad i do it all the time and they work for me

You will not be able to use the key on the bottom of the computer.

and why not I/we do it all the time on customers laptops when they don't have there recovery dvd's ,and the harddrive is dead .and I/we just use a Retail win7 dvd[same version as thers] to install it ,and just use the key on the bottom of the laptop

you need to buy the exact version that's on you wife's laptop .so you can install it on her laptop using her key[it should be on the underside of the laptop] ,and then install it on your computer ,using the new key that came with new win7 ,follow ,unless you buy multiple key version of win7 it can only be installed on one computer

[snipped quoted spam link]

what a pile of crap in that link ,they even make an assumption that the drive was dropped and has bad sectors ,and suggest taking it to a repair shop

lets start with this fact ,you cant upgrade from winxp to win7 needs to be a full install .you should run the win7 upgrade advisory on the xp computer .
download it here http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=20

as for you wife's laptop she should have system restore disks ,or she could try holding down the zero key and boot the laptop and it should take the laptop to a recovery/restore to factory settings option ,make sure to back up any important data she may need to save .

oh, Its work! (:

nice site, very constructive information!

Thank you!

your welcome ,happy computing

my guess would be the omega card ,looks better in the picture anyway.lol
http://www.htomega.com/claroplus.html

onboard sound has gotten better over the years but there are many add-in cards that are far superior to onboard

or this one maybe

no not working. After i insert any cd or DVD it response nothing :(

when this happens to me i replace the drive with a new working drive and problem is solved

Uninstall all trial or earlier versions of Office installed on the machine and try installing Office 2010,oh and i don't think there is such thing as a free version of office 2010 ,its likely just a trial version ,same as the one all ready pre install with
new computers .

just found this ,try hitting f8 on bootup ,go safe mode ,login to administrator acct ,usually when windows is installed this admin acct is created ,and try resetting admin rights to your acct .
http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001097.htm

Caperjack, I find it truly annoying that you need to known why lodaleader decided to install a new power supply in your second question, you should have asked that in your first one. You are not helping with his problem if you keep answering his questions with more questions. To refocus, his question simply was:

Why does a computer power supply shut off after two seconds?

Do you think you can answer that without playing 20 questions?

what ever , i find it annoying that you post a comment to a year old thread ,oh and i love 20 questions

with a disk in the drive and you open mycompuyter and click on the drives icon does it open the cd/dvd.
the auto play fixit might help with this problem .
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=2648

my laptop is soon 4 years old, an that videocard havent had any trouble.... and this is a big pc a packard bell ix 16512 ncd

yeah,but that irrelevant ,,i have a working 10 yr old imac, and dead 3 year old laptop ,

i search the model numbers you posted on the PB and it shows no results

Okay, I will try the MSE, after I post the the result.
Thank you for sugestion.

you said you already use MSE, so try the malwarebytes program too

here is the website for you board ,check the ram and cpu support list
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/AMD_AM3/Crosshair_IV_Formula/#MSL

I have tried many browsers and find the best by far is Mozilla Firefox. It has more features, good add-ons, and plug-ins. I don't like chrome because of how pages are loaded, some don't work, and it very often just shows a blank screen for me.

i like most browser ,what i don't like is signature link spammers

that would be a start i guess ,but a year is a long time in the life of a video card ,if computer is used on a daily bases ,good luck

time for a new card i guess

1.Connect the memory stick to a memory stick slot on your computer. If your computer does not have a memory stick slot, obtain a memory card reader and plug the card reader into an available USB port.

2.Power on your computer. Depending on your computer, press the "ESC," F2" or "F10" key on your keyboard to access the BIOS option when prompted.

3.Wait for the computer to detect your memory stick, and once the computer recognizes your memory stick, select it as the primary boot disk for installing XP.

4.Press the "Esc" button to exit BIOS and resume with normal boot-up.

5.Click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop.

6.Find the memory stick drive, and double-click to open the browser window.

7.Find your Windows XP installation file, and double-click to begin the installation process.

8.Follow the on-screen instructions for installation.

9.Restart your computer once the process is complete to finish installation of your Windows XP.

10.Read more: How to Install XP on a Memory Stick

you can refer questions to this site:

original poster harddrive has crashed ,kind of hard for them to as you suggest

does it have a fan on it and need cleaning or maybe it needs to be replaced

it could simply mean you need to get the latest drivers for the video device .
start by checking the computer makers web site

using the winxp cd ,try partitioning the drive into 3 x50 gb ,see what happens

i use the MSE and it works fine for me .
if i were you i would scan with malwarebytes .click the download now and get the trial version
www.malwarebytes.org

I have it taken apart. To get to where the LCD plugs into the motherboard, all I have to do is pop the plate the is above the keyboard, off. That plate just has the on/off button and a couple other buttons on it. After I pop that plate off I can plug and unplug the LCD to the motherboard. I have plugged in 2 different LCD's so far. Now, there was no 100% guarentee that both LCD's worked, so I am ordering a whole LCD setup and will plug that in and see if that might be it. I will keep ya updated.

good luck .
yeah ,that all i have to do to,mine is a presario cq50.last time i rerouted the wire to under the hinge and it kept working for close to 4 months now ,but the white screen comes and goes when i move the lid ,till it gets really bad i will have to take it apart soon

Humor is good........how about a solution, LOL

i agree ,but i don't have a solid answer ,just an opinion ,and i think it a bad connection between the lcd and the motherboard ,the laptop im using right not has a bsad connection and goes white with lines but i fix it by opening and moving the wires from the lcd a bit and its good for a few months then starts over ,and its time to take it apart and fix it now

this is the type of adapter i was thinking you could use
http://www.xpcgear.com/p412volt.html

Lol. Half of your post is repeating mine.

sorry to repeat a good suggestion ,but i stopped reading your comments /post a long time ago .lol

Compaq's' like Dells are very fussy when it comes to ram type

to do the things you want to do i think is possible with software in windows ,not hardware in modem .
http://www.bing.com/search?q=internet+tracking+software&src=ie9tr

So do u mean to say that its possible to place a virus inside a modem?

And is it possible to open my modem and place any xtra devices inside it to know my activites?

How can a person my manipulate downloads by changing my modem hardware?

And lastly is it possible to change my modem harware to know my logs and my ip?
I just mean to ask if this is possible by hardware changes in modem

to the best of my knowledge the answer is NO to all above questions ..

and you miss read my first post

Is it possible to open a modem and change its hardware in such a way to know all my internet activities

no as, all your internet activity's are not stored in the modem

and also is it possible to manipulate the my downloads by injecting some malicious objects or by changing my donwload contents.

yes ,that would be called a virus

what version of windows are you using

if you have a floppy drive you can download 4 flopper bootdisk set from this site ,its safe i have been using the site for years now ,good luck .with the setup disk you should be able to run the chkdsk i think
http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm

riddle me this , if it shows on an external monitor ,how could it be a video card problem ,sounds more like a bad lcd[cable/plug] connection to the motherboard problem to me ,did the new lcd screen you bought come with its own connection or are you using the original cable

hi, i think unplugging the xternal ,then going into the bios and change boot order to the internal hdd