1. Possibly - try re-installing the drivers for the wifi adapter on the problem laptop (obviously).This link may be of help in that regard:https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=58029and this is M$-land's check list - covers win 8 and win 7 (lower down the page); which "might" be of help?https://support.microRead more

    Possibly – try re-installing the drivers for the wifi adapter on the problem laptop (obviously).

    This link may be of help in that regard:

    https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=58029

    and this is M$-land’s check list – covers win 8 and win 7 (lower down the page); which “might” be of help?

    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us…

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  2. "I can't increase my RAM using bios"Of course not. RAM is increased by physically installing more. If you mean graphics memory, you'll still need to install more system RAM for the graphics memory to increase. That doesn't necessarily mean graphics performance will increase because the graphics procRead more

    “I can’t increase my RAM using bios”

    Of course not. RAM is increased by physically installing more. If you mean graphics memory, you’ll still need to install more system RAM for the graphics memory to increase. That doesn’t necessarily mean graphics performance will increase because the graphics processor unit (GPU) is the limiting factor. Most likely the GPU is integrated into the motherboard & cannot be upgraded.

    “My HP brand is HP G62 Notebook PC”

    G62 is the series. The characters that come after that will nail down your specs. For example, here’s the specs for a G62-340US:

    http://support.hp.com/us-en/documen…

    That laptop can handle up to 8GB RAM (2 x 4GB). I’m guessing yours can handle the same amount but you’d need a 64-bit version of Windows to take advantage of it.

    EDIT: I just found this:

    http://www.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02542…

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  3. Full model means just that. What brand and EXACT card do you have? The power requirements vary widely. That series of cards pull substantial power from the 12V rail. Your power supply is rated at a total of 24A@12V. That is not nearly enough. That power supply brand is also a crappy brand that probaRead more

    Full model means just that. What brand and EXACT card do you have? The power requirements vary widely.

    That series of cards pull substantial power from the 12V rail. Your power supply is rated at a total of 24A@12V. That is not nearly enough. That power supply brand is also a crappy brand that probably fudges the numbers. That said, the unit puts out all the power on the 5V rail, which is not utilized that much in modern systems. Buy a much better power supply from a reputable brand.

    Post all your specs, including CPU, number of drives, etc.

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  4. Try going to the shortcut right click go to properties click on the tab compatibility then go to "run this program in compatibility mode for" my one is Windows XP (service pack 2) and im running Win 7 64 bit. But anyway try any mode that works. :D (Dont forget to press apply)

    Try going to the shortcut right click go to properties click on the tab compatibility then go to “run this program in compatibility mode for” my one is Windows XP (service pack 2) and im running Win 7 64 bit. But anyway try any mode that works. 😀 (Dont forget to press apply) See less
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  5. Hello Malu,I'm a ThinPrint Technical Consultant based in the UK, your first port of call for technical questions such as this should always be the ThinPrint community forum: http://forum.thinprint.com/cs/forums.This particular error could be down to the version of the ThinPrint Client you are usingRead more

    Hello Malu,

    I’m a ThinPrint Technical Consultant based in the UK, your first port of call for technical questions such as this should always be the ThinPrint community forum: http://forum.thinprint.com/cs/forums.

    This particular error could be down to the version of the ThinPrint Client you are using please see this thread: http://forum.thinprint.com/cs/forum…

    Alternatively if the application you are printing from is generating RAW format print data that’s a problem, the TP Output Gateway (TPOG) driver is looking to recieve EMF format print data, if you can change the driver your application is using to use the TPOG driver you may have more success.

    If all else fails please contact Cortado Support for further investigation: http://www.thinprint.com/Support/Su…

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  6. Best to contact UPS:http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/re..."Channeling the spirit of jboy..."

    Best to contact UPS:

    http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/re…

    “Channeling the spirit of jboy…”

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  7. Assuming it's a good battery and not one of the off-brand junkers from China it could also be the charger or something in the charging circuitry inside the laptop. This may help too:https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...--Yes but it's a dry heat.

    Assuming it’s a good battery and not one of the off-brand junkers from China it could also be the charger or something in the charging circuitry inside the laptop. This may help too:

    https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us…

    –Yes but it’s a dry heat.

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  8. Open the file in another spreadsheet, if you don't have one download the free Open Office program and use the spreadsheet in it to delete the column.Open office is compatible with most office programs.Trying to do it in Wordpad would be painfull, you would need to do it line by line with a good chanRead more

    Open the file in another spreadsheet, if you don’t have one download the free Open Office program and use the spreadsheet in it to delete the column.
    Open office is compatible with most office programs.
    Trying to do it in Wordpad would be painfull, you would need to do it line by line with a good chance of stuffing it up. See less
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  9. At prompt type mybat Folder_Name where Folder_Name is the folder holding your 100 text files.:: MYBAT.BAT Usage mybat Folder_Name @ech off pushd %* if exist FileNew.txt del FileNew.txt for %%j in (*.txt) do type "%%j" | find "uniquestring" >> FileNew.new ren FileNew.new *.txt popd :: End_Of_BaRead more

    At prompt type mybat Folder_Name where Folder_Name is the folder holding your 100 text files.

    :: MYBAT.BAT Usage mybat Folder_Name
    @ech off
    pushd %*
    if exist FileNew.txt del FileNew.txt
    for %%j in (*.txt) do type "%%j" | find "uniquestring" >> FileNew.new
    ren FileNew.new *.txt
    popd
    :: End_Of_Batch
    

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  10. See if this helps:http://www.belkin.com/us/support-ar...Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    See if this helps:
    http://www.belkin.com/us/support-ar…

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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