1. Well, you said you replaced a RAM. Your machine has two slots. Are both the modules the same ones that came with the machine? One should be labeled DIMM A and the other DIMM B. The manual has a cautionary statement about installing DIMM A first. Some machines don't like it if you don't fill all theRead more

    Well, you said you replaced a RAM. Your machine has two slots. Are both the modules the same ones that came with the machine? One should be labeled DIMM A and the other DIMM B. The manual has a cautionary statement about installing DIMM A first. Some machines don’t like it if you don’t fill all the slots up starting with the lowest numbered slot. And If you had a bad RAM module, that could be the case. So, its possible one or the other is bad. Also, is it possible you installed a mismatched module?

    Compare to this (apart from size).
    http://www.4allmemory.com/memory/de…

    If you can’t enter CMOS (Configurable BIOS) still, then I’d still be suspecting the RAM.

    After replacing the battery, the BIOS checksum error would have appeared due to CMOS having been cleared by the battery being removed. It should automatically reload the defaults. You could force it to do that again, by removing the battery. Once you can get into CMOS, there would be an option to select factory defaults and possibly other saved configurations. I haven’t ever noticed that option, but then there are many different BIOS out there.

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  2. The BIOS (setup) is accessed at start up by tapping the keystroke displayed on your screen to enter the setup. Will be an F* key. Possibly F2.Once in the BIOS screens read the screen help to learn how to change values. The PgUp/Dn, arrow keys, Tab, Exc, and Enter keys are the most commonly used.

    The BIOS (setup) is accessed at start up by tapping the keystroke displayed on your screen to enter the setup. Will be an F* key. Possibly F2.

    Once in the BIOS screens read the screen help to learn how to change values. The PgUp/Dn, arrow keys, Tab, Exc, and Enter keys are the most commonly used.

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  3. ... sorry faih ... seems strange that it is'nt picking up the bios post!... guessing you could try <F12> then use arrow up/down [press enter].. to see if it'll boot boot from cd(?)... then again will you see the cd post(?)... (more info recovery) I've used external monitors on busted laptop scRead more

    … sorry faih … seems strange that it is’nt picking up the bios post!

    … guessing you could try <F12> then use arrow up/down [press enter]

    .. to see if it’ll boot boot from cd(?)

    … then again will you see the cd post(?)

    … (more info recovery) I’ve used external monitors on busted laptop screens before without a problem seeing bios

    … sorry I jumped the gun a bit!

    .
    Angel Decoy
    … Posting is provided “AS IS” with no warranties
    http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/…
    Grrrr… …im

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  4. Smartsource.com is aware of the recent vulnerability found in Oracle’s Java browser plug-in (Java 7 version 10). As a result, we have blocked printing from devices using this specific version of Java. Fortunately, this past Sunday, January 13, Oracle released an updated version of Java (Java 7 versiRead more

    Smartsource.com is aware of the recent vulnerability found in Oracle’s Java browser plug-in (Java 7 version 10). As a result, we have blocked printing from devices using this specific version of Java.

    Fortunately, this past Sunday, January 13, Oracle released an updated version of Java (Java 7 version 11) which addressed the security flaw. We strongly recommend that regardless of what version of Java you are currently using, that you download this new version, which is available for free at java.com. Once you have the new version, you should be able to resume printing, though you may need to first enable Java in your browser. For help doing this, please visit: http://java.com/en/download/help/en… where you will find instructions.

    Smartsource.com is a safe site and we constantly monitor our servers and networks to ensure our users are secure when they visit our site. Our team is committed to ensuring that printing from Smartsource.com is safe and as easy as possible.

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  5. There are 3 revisions of the MCP61PM-HM - Nettle, Nettle2, Nettle3. The Nettle3 is the best because it supports socket AM2+ Phenom CPUs. All are based on the outdated NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE/nForce 430 chipset combo that was 1st released in 2005. You have a Nettle2:http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/.Read more

    There are 3 revisions of the MCP61PM-HM – Nettle, Nettle2, Nettle3. The Nettle3 is the best because it supports socket AM2+ Phenom CPUs. All are based on the outdated NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE/nForce 430 chipset combo that was 1st released in 2005. You have a Nettle2:

    http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/…

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

    It should run Win10 but I would suggest 4GB RAM or more, a decent PCIe graphics card, & probably a power supply upgrade too.

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  6. http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+GR...Hint: It's a Rapidshare downloader.i_Xp/Vista/W7User

    http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+GR…

    Hint: It’s a Rapidshare downloader.

    i_Xp/Vista/W7User

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  7. Mainly, there is no output of the replacement item:IF /i "%%g"=="label" (ECHO(%%gshould be something like:IF /i "%%g"=="label" (ECHO(%%g=5678Secondly, you did not indicate whether you wanted to verify that the label value is "12345" before changing it. The above code replaces any value that is preceRead more

    Mainly, there is no output of the replacement item:
    IF /i “%%g”==”label” (ECHO(%%g

    should be something like:
    IF /i “%%g”==”label” (ECHO(%%g=5678

    Secondly, you did not indicate whether you wanted to verify that the label value is “12345” before changing it. The above code replaces any value that is preceded by “label=”, so if there is more than one “label=” instance, they will all be changed unconditionally to “5678”. In case you intended to test the value this:
    IF /i “%%g%%h”==”label12345” (ECHO(%%g=5678
    However, no account is taken into for a space preceding the value. For that, you need to add space to the delimiters:

    recap of code with modified structure:

    (
    FOR /f “usebackq delims=” %%a IN (D:\Build.properties) DO (
    FOR /f “tokens=1* delims== ” %%g IN (“%%a”) DO (
    IF /i “%%g%%h”==”label12345” (ECHO %%g=5678) else (echo %%a)
    )
    )
    )>temp1.properties

    message edited by nbrane

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  8. If you must hard-code a date into the formula, then use the DATEVALUE() function.The function is used to convert a piece of text into a date which can then be used incalculations.:=IF(L5>DATEVALUE("4/1/16"),B29+B43,"")See how that works for you.MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/

    If you must hard-code a date into the formula, then use the DATEVALUE() function.
    The function is used to convert a piece of text into a date which can then be used in
    calculations.:

    =IF(L5>DATEVALUE(“4/1/16″),B29+B43,””)

    See how that works for you.

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

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  9. DNS refers to Domain Name Server usually on a server or router. If it is the name of your partners phone then maybe you are connecting Wifi through his phone's hot spot link that he uses when he is away from the network for his laptop or tablet (no wonder it is slow). You need to look into your wifiRead more

    DNS refers to Domain Name Server usually on a server or router. If it is the name of your partners phone then maybe you are connecting Wifi through his phone’s hot spot link that he uses when he is away from the network for his laptop or tablet (no wonder it is slow). You need to look into your wifi settings and disable that link or make sure that the correct one is first in order.

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

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