According to Dell's blink code reference, you've got bad RAM. Try removing the DIMMs, cleaning the contacts, and reseating. If that doesn't work, seek replacement memory. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
According to Dell’s blink code reference, you’ve got bad RAM. Try removing the DIMMs, cleaning the contacts, and reseating. If that doesn’t work, seek replacement memory.
Unless you can obtain his IP address I don't think there is a whole lot you can do. Internet web pages are designed for people to browse, etc. Now if you make a website that needs a password to enter that would be a different story. Then you could regulate it.Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plRead more
Unless you can obtain his IP address I don’t think there is a whole lot you can do. Internet web pages are designed for people to browse, etc. Now if you make a website that needs a password to enter that would be a different story. Then you could regulate it.
Hi,Not sure that I properly understand the problem.I did come up with this routine that removes the visible background on all Text Boxes in Charts.Sub TBClear() Dim objChartObj As ChartObject Dim objTxtBx As Shape For Each objChartObj In Worksheets("Sheet2").ChartObjects() For Each objTxtBx In objChRead more
Hi,
Not sure that I properly understand the problem.
I did come up with this routine that removes the visible background on all Text Boxes in Charts.
Sub TBClear()
Dim objChartObj As ChartObject
Dim objTxtBx As Shape
For Each objChartObj In Worksheets("Sheet2").ChartObjects()
For Each objTxtBx In objChartObj.Chart.Shapes()
objTxtBx.Fill.Visible = msoFalse
Next objTxtBx
Next objChartObj
End Sub
re: "...thought it could be turned off for a particular file"It can be...sort off. I can't test any of these options at the moment, so I'm working from memory.Option 1:I believe that the "Disable all macros with notification" option will check each file and present a warning if the file contains a mRead more
re: “…thought it could be turned off for a particular file”
It can be…sort off. I can’t test any of these options at the moment, so I’m working from memory.
Option 1:
I believe that the “Disable all macros with notification” option will check each file and present a warning if the file contains a macro. I believe that the user is given the option to enable macros just for that file but it might be for just that session. At least the user wouldn’t have to go into the Trust Center every time. See here:
See this site about storing files in a Trusted Location. When a Trusted Location is used, the macro security settings in Excel are essentially ignored, thereby enabling macros for any files stored there.
There is also a means to Digital Sign a workbook containing macros as a workaround for this issue, but I am not familiar with the process. You might want to Google around to see if that option might work. I believe that the user has to create the workbook that they want to sign, so I don’t know if that even fits your situation.
Sometimes the olde "clip across the ear" resolves things...For clarification though. Do you know if the wifi card (as described in device manager) is just that; an an admin/plugin card? If the latter - an add in card then it may be slightly loose in or displaced in its socket. And all you would needRead more
Sometimes the olde “clip across the ear” resolves things…
For clarification though. Do you know if the wifi card (as described in device manager) is just that; an an admin/plugin card? If the latter – an add in card then it may be slightly loose in or displaced in its socket. And all you would need to do is to remove power completely from the desktop – i.e. remove the poor cord. Then open the case; remove the card and re-inserrt firmly. Restore power and see if it is (still) OK. Equally – again with power cord removed – simply press firmly on the add in card to ensure it is firmly inserted… Then restore power etc…
The reason for removing the power cord, rather than simply switching the desktop off via its on/off switch, is that if the power cord is still attached, and the main sockets is “live”, then there will be volts running around the motherboard (even though you think the system is actually switched off).
Removing cards etc. whilst there are volts running around the motherboard risks damaging the cards/motherboard… So with any desktop/tower system remove the power cord… And with a laptop remove the battery too.
Did you compare the specs? It appears the HP comes with a dual core & Win7, the Gateway comes with a quad core & Win8. You're going to have to pay more if you want to be able to play games, unless you're willing to settle for running them on low settings. Then again, it would depend on the gRead more
Did you compare the specs? It appears the HP comes with a dual core & Win7, the Gateway comes with a quad core & Win8. You’re going to have to pay more if you want to be able to play games, unless you’re willing to settle for running them on low settings. Then again, it would depend on the game – FreeCell & MineSweeper will fly on either one of them!
What revision of that motherboard do you have? I looked at the RAM installation instructions in the manual for rev. 4 and didn't see any notation about the 1866 RAM.I suggest you install the RAM in slots #1 & #3, which is what the manual recommends when using 2 sticks in dual channel. If the RAMRead more
What revision of that motherboard do you have? I looked at the RAM installation instructions in the manual for rev. 4 and didn’t see any notation about the 1866 RAM.
I suggest you install the RAM in slots #1 & #3, which is what the manual recommends when using 2 sticks in dual channel. If the RAM doesn’t run in dual channel mode then manually set the RAM down to 1600 and tighten up the timings.
I assume you did order a dual channel kit?
I don’t like your PSU choice either. 4- +12V rails is not the best way to go. A single large +12V rail is preferable. The specs are fudging the numbers too. Adding up the amps on all the rails comes out to over 1300W, not 1000W. See the link below.
does the cd-rom drive work for other things?If it does not work at all for anything, you may need a new cd-rom drive.If it's only that game that's affected, the CD may be badly scratched or marked with greasy fingerprints, so try cleaning it.
does the cd-rom drive work for other things?
If it does not work at all for anything, you may need a new cd-rom drive. If it’s only that game that’s affected, the CD may be badly scratched or marked with greasy fingerprints, so try cleaning it.
Dell Latitude E6420 Doesn’t Boot, Charger LED Blinks 22 Time
According to Dell's blink code reference, you've got bad RAM. Try removing the DIMMs, cleaning the contacts, and reseating. If that doesn't work, seek replacement memory. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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How Do I Kick People Off Of My Website
Unless you can obtain his IP address I don't think there is a whole lot you can do. Internet web pages are designed for people to browse, etc. Now if you make a website that needs a password to enter that would be a different story. Then you could regulate it.Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plRead more
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Solved Windows Equivalent To UNIX ‘Cat’
type filename.txt | find /V /N "" > filename.lst
I Want The Java Code That Executes .Bat File Remotely
An alternative is to spawn an instance of psexec or wmic to create a process on the remote machine via Java.Tony
Tony
Conditional Formatting a Text Box In a Chart
Hi,Not sure that I properly understand the problem.I did come up with this routine that removes the visible background on all Text Boxes in Charts.Sub TBClear() Dim objChartObj As ChartObject Dim objTxtBx As Shape For Each objChartObj In Worksheets("Sheet2").ChartObjects() For Each objTxtBx In objChRead more
Not sure that I properly understand the problem.
I did come up with this routine that removes the visible background on all Text Boxes in Charts.
Sub TBClear() Dim objChartObj As ChartObject Dim objTxtBx As Shape For Each objChartObj In Worksheets("Sheet2").ChartObjects() For Each objTxtBx In objChartObj.Chart.Shapes() objTxtBx.Fill.Visible = msoFalse Next objTxtBx Next objChartObj End SubPerhaps you can modify this to suit.
Regards
Solved Automatically Enable Macros On Excel Spreadsheet Start
re: "...thought it could be turned off for a particular file"It can be...sort off. I can't test any of these options at the moment, so I'm working from memory.Option 1:I believe that the "Disable all macros with notification" option will check each file and present a warning if the file contains a mRead more
It can be…sort off. I can’t test any of these options at the moment, so I’m working from memory.
Option 1:
I believe that the “Disable all macros with notification” option will check each file and present a warning if the file contains a macro. I believe that the user is given the option to enable macros just for that file but it might be for just that session. At least the user wouldn’t have to go into the Trust Center every time. See here:
https://faculty.fuqua.duke.edu/~pec…
Option 2:
See this site about storing files in a Trusted Location. When a Trusted Location is used, the macro security settings in Excel are essentially ignored, thereby enabling macros for any files stored there.
https://support.office.com/en-us/ar…
Option 3:
There is also a means to Digital Sign a workbook containing macros as a workaround for this issue, but I am not familiar with the process. You might want to Google around to see if that option might work. I believe that the user has to create the workbook that they want to sign, so I don’t know if that even fits your situation.
Good luck!
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Solved Why Won’t My Gateway DX4860 Desktop Connect To Wifi?
Sometimes the olde "clip across the ear" resolves things...For clarification though. Do you know if the wifi card (as described in device manager) is just that; an an admin/plugin card? If the latter - an add in card then it may be slightly loose in or displaced in its socket. And all you would needRead more
For clarification though. Do you know if the wifi card (as described in device manager) is just that; an an admin/plugin card? If the latter – an add in card then it may be slightly loose in or displaced in its socket. And all you would need to do is to remove power completely from the desktop – i.e. remove the poor cord. Then open the case; remove the card and re-inserrt firmly. Restore power and see if it is (still) OK. Equally – again with power cord removed – simply press firmly on the add in card to ensure it is firmly inserted… Then restore power etc…
The reason for removing the power cord, rather than simply switching the desktop off via its on/off switch, is that if the power cord is still attached, and the main sockets is “live”, then there will be volts running around the motherboard (even though you think the system is actually switched off).
Removing cards etc. whilst there are volts running around the motherboard risks damaging the cards/motherboard… So with any desktop/tower system remove the power cord… And with a laptop remove the battery too.
HP Vs Gateway Laptop
Did you compare the specs? It appears the HP comes with a dual core & Win7, the Gateway comes with a quad core & Win8. You're going to have to pay more if you want to be able to play games, unless you're willing to settle for running them on low settings. Then again, it would depend on the gRead more
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/…
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Solved How Should I Install My RAM?
What revision of that motherboard do you have? I looked at the RAM installation instructions in the manual for rev. 4 and didn't see any notation about the 1866 RAM.I suggest you install the RAM in slots #1 & #3, which is what the manual recommends when using 2 sticks in dual channel. If the RAMRead more
I suggest you install the RAM in slots #1 & #3, which is what the manual recommends when using 2 sticks in dual channel. If the RAM doesn’t run in dual channel mode then manually set the RAM down to 1600 and tighten up the timings.
I assume you did order a dual channel kit?
I don’t like your PSU choice either. 4- +12V rails is not the best way to go. A single large +12V rail is preferable. The specs are fudging the numbers too. Adding up the amps on all the rails comes out to over 1300W, not 1000W. See the link below.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ…
Your CPU is 95W, your graphics card will pull a max of under 14A@12V. Even using 2 of them plus RAM and drives you don’t need 1000W.
I suggest you buy a good brand PSU in the range of 54/ 70A@12V.
I am not a fan of bottom mount PSU cases. Also you don’t need all those fans. Top mount PSU plus a 140MM rear fan is all you need.
Larger SSD drives are faster than smaller ones. Better to use one larger one IMO.
Why would you use RAID 0 for your storage needs? RAID 0 has no fault tolerance. Green series WD drives are slow, why did you buy them?
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Could Not Find Any Cd Rom Drive When Starts Road Rash Game
does the cd-rom drive work for other things?If it does not work at all for anything, you may need a new cd-rom drive.If it's only that game that's affected, the CD may be badly scratched or marked with greasy fingerprints, so try cleaning it.
If it does not work at all for anything, you may need a new cd-rom drive.
If it’s only that game that’s affected, the CD may be badly scratched or marked with greasy fingerprints, so try cleaning it.