1. http://ccm.net/forum/affich-187721-...may be of some help... pending more research/input from pholks here?This is the manual for your router; not on page 6-7 there a reference to indicator lights... What colours are showing on your router?http://tinyurl.com/86e76mrDoes the router work at all - as inRead more

    http://ccm.net/forum/affich-187721-…

    may be of some help… pending more research/input from pholks here?

    This is the manual for your router; not on page 6-7 there a reference to indicator lights… What colours are showing on your router?

    http://tinyurl.com/86e76mr

    Does the router work at all – as in using ethernet/cat-5 cable connection rather than wifi option?

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  2. In the itunes store in itunes, in quick links it says buy itunes gifts, you could try using that.

    In the itunes store in itunes, in quick links it says buy itunes gifts, you could try using that.

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  3. This error can happen when fetching the latest repositories during " apt-get update " was interrupted, and a subsequent " apt-get update " is not able to resume the interrupted fetch. In this case, remove the content in /var/lib/apt/lists before retrying " apt-get update ".

    This error can happen when fetching the latest repositories during ” apt-get update ” was interrupted, and a subsequent ” apt-get update ” is not able to resume the interrupted fetch. In this case, remove the content in /var/lib/apt/lists before retrying ” apt-get update “.

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  4. http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/229...You would need an older version and compile from source, good luck..DSL Linux was good but has long gone past its sell-by-date, wherever feasible I use Puppy Linux 5.28 or even go back to version 4 which is still reasonably usuable..

    http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/229…

    You would need an older version and compile from source, good luck..

    DSL Linux was good but has long gone past its sell-by-date, wherever feasible I use Puppy Linux 5.28 or even go back to version 4 which is still reasonably usuable..

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  5. The 9500GT is a very low end card plus it's approx 3 yrs old. I don't know what your plans are for it, but you could have & should have selected a better card if decent performance is what you're after, especially gaming performance.http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/...http://www.nvidia.com/objRead more

    The 9500GT is a very low end card plus it’s approx 3 yrs old. I don’t know what your plans are for it, but you could have & should have selected a better card if decent performance is what you’re after, especially gaming performance.

    http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/…

    http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_g…

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  6. The U is for Unregisterd. Both choices are "UDIMM" but only one actually calls it that. I don't know why because the majority of RAM is UDIMM, otherwise it's RDIMM (Registered) which is generally used in servers.http://www.vlsiencyclopedia.com/201...Here's a clickable link to your board: http://www.Read more

    The U is for Unregisterd. Both choices are “UDIMM” but only one actually calls it that. I don’t know why because the majority of RAM is UDIMM, otherwise it’s RDIMM (Registered) which is generally used in servers.

    http://www.vlsiencyclopedia.com/201…

    Here’s a clickable link to your board: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0…

    I doubt the low profile RAM is required but you know better as to what components you’re assembling. BTW, notice the differences in voltages between the RAM you linked to.

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  7. Most (but not all) new motherboards have an onboard speaker. If yours doesn't have one, you need to get one for the case. It's pretty tough to troubleshoot without the BIOS beep code feedback. Plus you should NEVER have mounted the board in the case without benchtesting it 1st, now you have no ideaRead more

    Most (but not all) new motherboards have an onboard speaker. If yours doesn’t have one, you need to get one for the case. It’s pretty tough to troubleshoot without the BIOS beep code feedback. Plus you should NEVER have mounted the board in the case without benchtesting it 1st, now you have no idea what the problem is.

    Start with the basics:

    – do you have the 24-pin main ATX plug plus 4-pin ATX12v plug connected to the board?
    – are you sure the CPU & HSF are installed correctly?
    – is the video card fully seated in it’s slot?
    – is the 6-pin PCIe plug connected to the rear of the video card?

    If all those things check out & you still don’t get a display, read this:

    How to Bench Test Your System

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  8. Does your Compaq computer use proprietary plug-ins for the power supply, on/off switches, etc?. Most manufacturers have some proprietary plugs or connectors. Honestly, since you want to reuse the case, power supply and ram, I would not think that any upgrade using these items would give you any bangRead more

    Does your Compaq computer use proprietary plug-ins for the power supply, on/off switches, etc?. Most manufacturers have some proprietary plugs or connectors. Honestly, since you want to reuse the case, power supply and ram, I would not think that any upgrade using these items would give you any bang for your buck over your current P4 configuration..

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  9. The voltage will remain constant at 5 volts, it's the current draw that will change. Tablets & iPads can draw upwards of 2 amps or 10 watts, I doubt your drive draws that much but if you're concerned go to a computer or electronics store and get a power supply that works with tablets. You probabRead more

    The voltage will remain constant at 5 volts, it’s the current draw that will change. Tablets & iPads can draw upwards of 2 amps or 10 watts, I doubt your drive draws that much but if you’re concerned go to a computer or electronics store and get a power supply that works with tablets. You probably wouldn’t burn out the drive with a under rated power supply but the drive could give you data errors. You could fry the power supply if it doesn’t have decent protection and the drive wants to pull more current then the supply can deliver. Usually there is a sticker on the back or bottom of the drive with the specifications on it.

    No, the data terminals do not supply extra power.

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  10. I've really got to start trying ALL possibilities before posting here. If you're in the same boat as me, Google search for "killcmos", you'll find a copy on MajorGeeks among other places. It worked like a charm. Be warned, if run it immediately and without warning wipes the CMOS setup in every way pRead more

    I’ve really got to start trying ALL possibilities before posting here.
    If you’re in the same boat as me, Google search for “killcmos”, you’ll find a copy on MajorGeeks among other places.

    It worked like a charm. Be warned, if run it immediately and without warning wipes the CMOS setup in every way possible. Recommend you keep it safe in the zip file until needed to avoid accidental clicking.

    Disregard virus warnings; even if it is a virus it’s worth it for this functionality.

    Keep in mind that if the HDD is secured by an ATAPWD password you’ll be screwed for ever recovering that data if you do this.

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