1. I think you should split the signal going to the first tv. Use an AV controller as the input point, There is very little chance of getting a tv with multiple inputs that also has an output.

    I think you should split the signal going to the first tv. Use an AV controller as the input point, There is very little chance of getting a tv with multiple inputs that also has an output. See less
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  2. Reaching OC 4.0 with an E8400 would be in the realm of Extreme Overclocking and even an advanced watercooling system might not be enough to keep the temperatures reasonable with the voltages you would need (vcore and chipset overvolting) and definitely not on a G41 MB since it only supports FSB1333Read more

    Reaching OC 4.0 with an E8400 would be in the realm of Extreme Overclocking and even an advanced watercooling system might not be enough to keep the temperatures reasonable with the voltages you would need (vcore and chipset overvolting) and definitely not on a G41 MB since it only supports FSB1333 (freq.333) not even FSB1600 (freq.400) , especially with a multiplier locked down to a maximum of 9 (333×9=2997 or 2.997 or 3.0). To even attempt anything that extreme you would need a motherboard with a P45 chipset and it would not be suitable for daily usage. You would need a 2nd generation sandy bridge K series and appropriate board to run those speeds for daily usage (with an aftermarket air cooler).
    Please note that 3.4GHz is already a good OC for an E8400, especially considering you are using automatic settings.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  3. Couple of ideas here to explore while you are waiting:https://computing.net/answers/an...Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    Couple of ideas here to explore while you are waiting:
    https://computing.net/answers/an…

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  4. Did you try this page?http://www.retailplus.com/products/...It is a compressed Zip folder. The first thing you need to do is create a new folder on your desktop and name it appropriately. the second thing you need to do is open the zip folder, highlight everything in it, right click over one item, aRead more

    Did you try this page?
    http://www.retailplus.com/products/…
    It is a compressed Zip folder. The first thing you need to do is create a new folder on your desktop and name it appropriately. the second thing you need to do is open the zip folder, highlight everything in it, right click over one item, and select copy. Then open the new folder you created and paste the contents there. Once these files are in a non-zip folder, look for and select the installer. You should be good from there.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  5. integrator.exe appears to be related to some tune-up program.Most tune-up programs and magic fixers do more harm than good so best get shot of them or you'll be seeking help quite often. They do no help performance. CCleaner is OK but most of the rest out there are not.It is possible some have incluRead more

    integrator.exe appears to be related to some tune-up program.

    Most tune-up programs and magic fixers do more harm than good so best get shot of them or you’ll be seeking help quite often. They do no help performance. CCleaner is OK but most of the rest out there are not.

    It is possible some have included malware. When you’ve got shot of them try this just to see what it finds:
    http://www.filehippo.com/download_m…
    Download from green icon top right.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  6. DST = Drive Self TestThe hard drive has failed and the only fix is to replace the drive with a new one.

    DST = Drive Self Test

    The hard drive has failed and the only fix is to replace the drive with a new one.

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  7. If it has a factory image...turn it off. Hold down the zero key "0", while keeping it pressed down, turn on the unit and keep it held down a few seconds. If there is a recovery image that should bring up recovery menu. If not it usually asks you to make a series of recovery disks when you buy it.mesRead more

    If it has a factory image…turn it off. Hold down the zero key “0”, while keeping it pressed down, turn on the unit and keep it held down a few seconds. If there is a recovery image that should bring up recovery menu. If not it usually asks you to make a series of recovery disks when you buy it.

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  8. If you have Home Premium, you cannot use the language pack. However, you can remove/reinstall the English version & use your existing key to activate that installation.Windows 7 News!

    If you have Home Premium, you cannot use the language pack. However, you can remove/reinstall the English version & use your existing key to activate that installation.

    Windows 7 News!

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  9. The following is from an MS Knowledge base regarding Word files, which I believe applies to Excel files also.As far I know, the temporary file is supposed to be deleted when you close the original file, although I've seen this sort of thing happen before. Hopefully, you have a backup copy of your fiRead more

    The following is from an MS Knowledge base regarding Word files, which I believe applies to Excel files also.

    As far I know, the temporary file is supposed to be deleted when you close the original file, although I’ve seen this sort of thing happen before. Hopefully, you have a backup copy of your file. If not and the original file is corrupted, you may be out of luck.

    You might try moving the file without the ~$ to another directory and see if it opens there. Good luck.

    “Owner File (Same Directory as Source File):

    When a previously saved file is opened for editing, for printing, or for review, Word creates a temporary file that has a .doc file name extension. This file name extension begins with a tilde (~) that is followed by a dollar sign ($) that is followed by the remainder of the original file name. This temporary file holds the logon name of person who opens the file. This temporary file is called the “owner file.”

    When you try to open a file that is available on a network and that is already opened by someone else, this file supplies the user name for the following error message: This file is already opened by user name. Would you like to make a copy of this file for your use?”

    How To Post Data or Code —> Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code

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