1. This is a Chinese Netbook, you will need to download and install a RomPaq, as Windows CE5.0 is an embedded Operating System, this is all I can find..http://www.menqgroup.com/products/p...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window...You would be better off with a standard Netbook like an Acer One or similarRead more

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    This is a Chinese Netbook, you will need to download and install a RomPaq, as Windows CE5.0 is an embedded Operating System, this is all I can find..

    http://www.menqgroup.com/products/p…

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window…

    You would be better off with a standard Netbook like an Acer One or similar, as Windows CE was developed for handheld devices and is also used in SatNavs.

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  2. "i have exactly the same problem"Sorry but I've no idea where you saw that. Either give a link to it or the full details of your own problem.If there were any other details then let us have the exact error message, including any error codes, files or programs mentioned.There is some very basic stuffRead more

    i have exactly the same problem

    Sorry but I’ve no idea where you saw that. Either give a link to it or the full details of your own problem.

    If there were any other details then let us have the exact error message, including any error codes, files or programs mentioned.

    There is some very basic stuff here:
    http://www.computerhope.com/issues/…

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  3. Try the Intel web site. It's an Intel Media Accelerator 3150.

    Try the Intel web site. It’s an Intel Media Accelerator 3150.

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  4. There are programs that capture LPT printer output to file. lpt2prn or PrintQ. Depending on your environment and printer you may set the printer to landscape and 66 lines and a lineprinter font. Then you can print directly. The following requires a HPPCL page printer.

    There are programs that capture LPT printer output to file.
    lpt2prn or PrintQ. Depending on your environment and printer
    you may set the printer to landscape and 66 lines and a
    lineprinter font. Then you can print directly. The following
    requires a HPPCL page printer.

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  5. Possibly here? Can't vouch for the site/source etc. so advise you scan the download before implementing/installing it... Also create a restore point as well - before downloading it, and to be even more secure another before you actually run/install the package.http://downloadyourdriver.blogspot....

    Possibly here? Can’t vouch for the site/source etc. so advise you scan the download before implementing/installing it… Also create a restore point as well – before downloading it, and to be even more secure another before you actually run/install the package.

    http://downloadyourdriver.blogspot….

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  6. I have a Dell T3500 and had serious issues until I added a fan to the rear of the heatsink and started using Speedfan to make the fans in the front of the T3500 go faster than 600RPM which is default until your system reaches 80C which is way too hot.Once you get Speedfan, there is a box in "optionsRead more

    I have a Dell T3500 and had serious issues until I added a fan to the rear of the heatsink and started using Speedfan to make the fans in the front of the T3500 go faster than 600RPM which is default until your system reaches 80C which is way too hot.

    Once you get Speedfan, there is a box in “options” called “Use Dell laptop” ( I know the OP doesn’t have a laptop, it’s just what the option is called ) click it. You should now have complete control over your fans. I keep mine at 1200 RPM though they will go all the way to 3,000 if you push it to 100%

    http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php

    For whatever reason Hardware monitor does not or cannot display voltages with Dell workstations.

    I’ve seen the modified heatsinks for Dells on Ebay, I don’t like that it looks as though the builder shaved a good portion of the aluminum fins off to make the fan fit. If you get the right size fan , you can plug it into a molex, tie it on the rear and save money. Mine looks janky but stays cool.

    message edited by Rodnoid

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  7. Reduce your RAM to 512MB to install Windows 95. Once everything is up and running then there are solutions for using up to 4GB.See these threads/posts at MSFN:http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/118...http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/141...@Tomb - MSCONFIG does not exist by default in Windows 95. One musRead more

    Reduce your RAM to 512MB to install Windows 95. Once everything is up and running then there are solutions for using up to 4GB.

    See these threads/posts at MSFN:
    http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/118…
    http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/141…

    @Tomb – MSCONFIG does not exist by default in Windows 95. One must manually add it from a 98 machine or manually extract it from this KB Article/Hotfix:
    http://support.microsoft.com/?id=23…
    http://download.microsoft.com/downl…

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  8. It's possible to boot to floppy. Did you get any software (such as DOS) on floppy with the deal? You may also want to read this before trying to format disks on a 5&1/4" 1.2MB drive:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/79538Don't expect to salvage much of the HDD either; a nearly 30-year-old MFM drivRead more

    It’s possible to boot to floppy. Did you get any software (such as DOS) on floppy with the deal?

    You may also want to read this before trying to format disks on a 5&1/4″ 1.2MB drive:

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/79538

    Don’t expect to salvage much of the HDD either; a nearly 30-year-old MFM drive doesn’t have a lot of chance to come back to life (though it is possible).

    “Channeling the spirit of jboy…”

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  9. I can only wager a guess as to why the sound card does not support MIDI in DOS: the BLASTER variable may not be set correctly with the address for the MIDI port (such as P330). There's no guarantee that even if you get MIDI working, it will sound the same on different cards; they can each have diffeRead more

    I can only wager a guess as to why the sound card does not support MIDI in DOS: the BLASTER variable may not be set correctly with the address for the MIDI port (such as P330).
    There’s no guarantee that even if you get MIDI working, it will sound the same on different cards; they can each have different instrument samples. The game may have a setting to use FM synth instead; I don’t have a copy of the game so I can’t test it. Incidentally, I do have a real SoundBlaster 16, an ES688, and a couple of ESS1689s. I don’t recall any of them ever giving me any problems with MIDI, but then again I only played a couple of games that actually supported them.

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