My guess is the age of the software is the problem. Adobe stopped producing PhotoDeluxe in 2002.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_...Did you try installing it in compatibility mode?
My guess is the age of the software is the problem. Adobe stopped producing PhotoDeluxe in 2002.
That's just another ATAPI device that uses the UDF file system. Support for both of these is built in to Windows 7, so it should just work.http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...If you really need it there is some software here: http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilit... (but I don't think you do need thRead more
That’s just another ATAPI device that uses the UDF file system. Support for both of these is built in to Windows 7, so it should just work.
Well after a full day of hard resets. acer logo with loading screen appeared. The last one i tried was power & f-12 seems to be back working. good ol acer......
Well after a full day of hard resets. acer logo with loading screen appeared. The last one i tried was power & f-12 seems to be back working. good ol acer……
Do you split directly from the DVD source or do you first copy the movie to your PC? It would be good practice to first copy the movie to your PC if it isn't protected.Once it is on your PC first thing you can check is the permissions on the file you are attempting to split.To do this you right clicRead more
Do you split directly from the DVD source or do you first copy the movie to your PC? It would be good practice to first copy the movie to your PC if it isn’t protected.
Once it is on your PC first thing you can check is the permissions on the file you are attempting to split.
To do this you right click the file you wish to work on and select Properties. Select the security tab at the top of the new window. Highlight the username you use. If anything other than full control is checked, you may run into permission problems when working with the file.
If your user has administration privileges you should be able to change the permissions by clicking on Advanced, hilighting the user, click “Change Permissions” then double click the user name again and check “Full Control”.
I have looked online on another forum regarding hjsplit and other users have experienced a few bugs with it.
I personally have used a different file splitting program which works a treat, although I haven’t used it to directly split from a dvd source.
Your router might be sharing a channel with a strong nearby signal from a neighbour. If so switch it from Auto and select another channel (1, 6 and 11 preferred to prevent overlap). If you are unsure how to do this let us know.This is one of several freebies which will tell you who locally is usingRead more
Your router might be sharing a channel with a strong nearby signal from a neighbour. If so switch it from Auto and select another channel (1, 6 and 11 preferred to prevent overlap). If you are unsure how to do this let us know.
This is one of several freebies which will tell you who locally is using which channel. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wifi_i… It is only the “channel number” and “signal quality” that you need.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
According to this bandwidth calculator, 800 should be ok with 1GBs:http://bandwidthpool.com/bandwidth-...Maybe other bottleneck exist on the Wi-Fi network;How many users per WI-FI AP, quality of the AP'sGateway router?
If the video card is a PCI video card, installing it DOES NOT disable the onboard video.If you use a PCI card that has an old video chipset that first came out before about 1999, many of those are NOT compatible with being installed on mboards that have onboard video, unless you can disable the onboRead more
If the video card is a PCI video card, installing it DOES NOT disable the onboard video.
If you use a PCI card that has an old video chipset that first came out before about 1999, many of those are NOT compatible with being installed on mboards that have onboard video, unless you can disable the onboard video by means of a jumper on the mboard – the video chipset cannot co-exist with the onboard video and both the onboard video and the video on the card will try to display at the same time – the video on the PCI card will be really messed up. I haven’t seen a mboard that has such a jumper you can move or remove to disable the onboard video since the earliest Pentium mboards in the early 90’s. E.g. I have an ATI Xpert 98 (Rage XL video chipset) PCI card that that applies to.
If the video card is a PCI-E X1 card, installing it in a PCI-E X1 or a PCI-E X8 or a PCI-E X16 slot MAY NOT disable the onboard video.
There’s no setting that can disable the onboard video in the bios. When the onboard video is not disabled when you install a PCI or a PCI-E X1 card, there is nothing you can do in the bios other than reduce the amount of ram installed in the mboard that is shared with it. In Windows, you can disable Windows from enabling the onboard video when there is more than one Display adapter listed in Device Manager by RIGHT clicking on the entry for the onboard video and choosing Disable (choosing Un-install won’t work – Windows will detect the onboard video again the next time you boot the computer).
The only thing setting the Primary video or Initialize video first or similar setting does is provide info that Windows needs – e.g. if you set that to PCI-E, a PCI-E card will be able to use it’s enhanced capabiliities in Windows via it’s specific drivers having been installed – if that setting is set to onboard video or PCI, and the video card is PCI-E, the specific drivers loaded for the PCI-E card WILL NOT be able to use the card’s enhanced capabilities in Windows properly – you still get video in Windows but it can’t work properly with that improper setting in the bios.
…….
If the video card is a PCI-E X16 card….
In that case…….. – the video card in the slot is damaged or – the PCI-E X16 slot is damaged or -the mboard is otherwise damaged.
ATX power supplies are always supplying power to the mboard in some places including some of the contacts in the card slots and in the ram slots, even when the computer is not running, as long as the PS is connected to the mboard, the switch on the PS is on, and the PS is receiving live AC power.
Did you remove the AC power to the PS at ALL times when you were plugging in and unplugging the card ?
Try the video card in another computer.
Try another PCI-E X 16 video card in this computer.
http://forums.comcast.com/t5/Basic-...http://www.broadbandinfo.com/cable/...http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r26... - This one seems to suggest it's indicating a problem with the incoming signal level...All the links (and there are many out there) seem to point to an issue with signal strength; is thRead more
All the links (and there are many out there) seem to point to an issue with signal strength; is the modem you running at the correct speed/level etc.
http://www.cox.com/residential/supp… – may shed a little light – not sure what a Bonded connection means in this discussion.. But presumably if the lamp is flashing it might mean that either it’s trying “to bond” and can’t – for whatever reason.. Again signal strength comes to mind based one the above links etc…
Might be useful to chat to your cable company and see what they can suggest? Ths modem is cable modem by all accounts?
Also “running hot” would suggest something is overworking? Either too high a signal incoming, or an intermittent/unstable one and the system is going “nuts” trying to resolve and work with it?
Which having said… a last quick look-see around google brings this one:
Which oddly says that it’s no problem…??? Again I’d have a chat with your isp and see what signal levels they are sending; and also check what the modem stats tell you when you check them – up and downlink rates not the least?
And this one suggests an issue re’ Gigabyte connection – between the modem and your router (if there is one; or even you computer if modem direct to it)? Replacing the cat-5 cable seemed to solve it – last but one answer…
Here is the latest version of msvcp100.dllhttp://www.dll-download-system.com/...download it and copy it to your installation folder, try install it again.
Here is the latest version of msvcp100.dll http://www.dll-download-system.com/… download it and copy it to your installation folder, try install it again.
That bios string shows it to be a BCM board. I found this:http://www.motherboards.org/forums/...Which says it's a IN810ES. The BCM link is still good. Go ahead and download the manual and see what it says about the passwords. The drivers are there too.You say you know the password. So are you able tRead more
That bios string shows it to be a BCM board. I found this:
Which says it’s a IN810ES. The BCM link is still good. Go ahead and download the manual and see what it says about the passwords. The drivers are there too.
You say you know the password. So are you able to get into cmos/bios setup or not?
Adobe Photo DeLuxe 4 & Win 7 It’s My ANSWER…Not A Question
My guess is the age of the software is the problem. Adobe stopped producing PhotoDeluxe in 2002.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_...Did you try installing it in compatibility mode?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_…
Did you try installing it in compatibility mode?
Solved Cannot Find Iomega Rev System Software
That's just another ATAPI device that uses the UDF file system. Support for both of these is built in to Windows 7, so it should just work.http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...If you really need it there is some software here: http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilit... (but I don't think you do need thRead more
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wind…
If you really need it there is some software here: http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilit… (but I don’t think you do need this).
Solved Acer Aspire E 15 Powers Up Black Screen
Well after a full day of hard resets. acer logo with loading screen appeared. The last one i tried was power & f-12 seems to be back working. good ol acer......
Solved Hjsplit Can’t Access File
Do you split directly from the DVD source or do you first copy the movie to your PC? It would be good practice to first copy the movie to your PC if it isn't protected.Once it is on your PC first thing you can check is the permissions on the file you are attempting to split.To do this you right clicRead more
Once it is on your PC first thing you can check is the permissions on the file you are attempting to split.
To do this you right click the file you wish to work on and select Properties. Select the security tab at the top of the new window. Highlight the username you use. If anything other than full control is checked, you may run into permission problems when working with the file.
If your user has administration privileges you should be able to change the permissions by clicking on Advanced, hilighting the user, click “Change Permissions” then double click the user name again and check “Full Control”.
I have looked online on another forum regarding hjsplit and other users have experienced a few bugs with it.
I personally have used a different file splitting program which works a treat, although I haven’t used it to directly split from a dvd source.
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/gsplit…
It will split files however you need and provide a small executable so the recipient can merge the pieces fuss free.
I just tested it on my Windows 7 machine, on a 4GB dvd iso split into 10MB pieces and it performed task brilliantly.
Hope this helps.
My BSNL Broadband Disconnect Every 2-3 Minutes
Your router might be sharing a channel with a strong nearby signal from a neighbour. If so switch it from Auto and select another channel (1, 6 and 11 preferred to prevent overlap). If you are unsure how to do this let us know.This is one of several freebies which will tell you who locally is usingRead more
This is one of several freebies which will tell you who locally is using which channel.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wifi_i…
It is only the “channel number” and “signal quality” that you need.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Solved How Many Users Can 1Gbps Fibre Broadband Support?
According to this bandwidth calculator, 800 should be ok with 1GBs:http://bandwidthpool.com/bandwidth-...Maybe other bottleneck exist on the Wi-Fi network;How many users per WI-FI AP, quality of the AP'sGateway router?
http://bandwidthpool.com/bandwidth-…
Maybe other bottleneck exist on the Wi-Fi network;
How many users per WI-FI AP, quality of the AP’s
Gateway router?
MCP73VT-PM User Manual
If the video card is a PCI video card, installing it DOES NOT disable the onboard video.If you use a PCI card that has an old video chipset that first came out before about 1999, many of those are NOT compatible with being installed on mboards that have onboard video, unless you can disable the onboRead more
If you use a PCI card that has an old video chipset that first came out before about 1999, many of those are NOT compatible with being installed on mboards that have onboard video, unless you can disable the onboard video by means of a jumper on the mboard – the video chipset cannot co-exist with the onboard video and both the onboard video and the video on the card will try to display at the same time – the video on the PCI card will be really messed up. I haven’t seen a mboard that has such a jumper you can move or remove to disable the onboard video since the earliest Pentium mboards in the early 90’s. E.g. I have an ATI Xpert 98 (Rage XL video chipset) PCI card that that applies to.
If the video card is a PCI-E X1 card, installing it in a PCI-E X1 or a PCI-E X8 or a PCI-E X16 slot MAY NOT disable the onboard video.
There’s no setting that can disable the onboard video in the bios. When the onboard video is not disabled when you install a PCI or a PCI-E X1 card, there is nothing you can do in the bios other than reduce the amount of ram installed in the mboard that is shared with it. In Windows, you can disable Windows from enabling the onboard video when there is more than one Display adapter listed in Device Manager by RIGHT clicking on the entry for the onboard video and choosing Disable (choosing Un-install won’t work – Windows will detect the onboard video again the next time you boot the computer).
The only thing setting the Primary video or Initialize video first or similar setting does is provide info that Windows needs – e.g. if you set that to PCI-E, a PCI-E card will be able to use it’s enhanced capabiliities in Windows via it’s specific drivers having been installed – if that setting is set to onboard video or PCI, and the video card is PCI-E, the specific drivers loaded for the PCI-E card WILL NOT be able to use the card’s enhanced capabilities in Windows properly – you still get video in Windows but it can’t work properly with that improper setting in the bios.
…….
If the video card is a PCI-E X16 card….
In that case……..
– the video card in the slot is damaged
or
– the PCI-E X16 slot is damaged
or
-the mboard is otherwise damaged.
ATX power supplies are always supplying power to the mboard in some places including some of the contacts in the card slots and in the ram slots, even when the computer is not running, as long as the PS is connected to the mboard, the switch on the PS is on, and the PS is receiving live AC power.
Did you remove the AC power to the PS at ALL times when you were plugging in and unplugging the card ?
Try the video card in another computer.
Try another PCI-E X 16 video card in this computer.
Solved Correcting a Modem Issue
http://forums.comcast.com/t5/Basic-...http://www.broadbandinfo.com/cable/...http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r26... - This one seems to suggest it's indicating a problem with the incoming signal level...All the links (and there are many out there) seem to point to an issue with signal strength; is thRead more
http://www.broadbandinfo.com/cable/…
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r26… – This one seems to suggest it’s indicating a problem with the incoming signal level…
All the links (and there are many out there) seem to point to an issue with signal strength; is the modem you running at the correct speed/level etc.
http://www.cox.com/residential/supp… – may shed a little light – not sure what a Bonded connection means in this discussion.. But presumably if the lamp is flashing it might mean that either it’s trying “to bond” and can’t – for whatever reason.. Again signal strength comes to mind based one the above links etc…
Might be useful to chat to your cable company and see what they can suggest? Ths modem is cable modem by all accounts?
Also “running hot” would suggest something is overworking? Either too high a signal incoming, or an intermittent/unstable one and the system is going “nuts” trying to resolve and work with it?
Which having said… a last quick look-see around google brings this one:
http://niskernfamily.com/Trubleshoo…
Which oddly says that it’s no problem…??? Again I’d have a chat with your isp and see what signal levels they are sending; and also check what the modem stats tell you when you check them – up and downlink rates not the least?
And this one suggests an issue re’ Gigabyte connection – between the modem and your router (if there is one; or even you computer if modem direct to it)? Replacing the cat-5 cable seemed to solve it – last but one answer…
http://forums.cox.com/forum_home/in…
I think one the earlier links I posted above mentions the gigabyte issue too…
And finally:
http://www.broadstripe.com/wp-conte…
is the manual for this modem; check page 31 – 33 re’ what the orange light means…
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My GTA3 Not Installed To The WIN_VDM MISSING
Here is the latest version of msvcp100.dllhttp://www.dll-download-system.com/...download it and copy it to your installation folder, try install it again.
http://www.dll-download-system.com/…
download it and copy it to your installation folder, try install it again.
I Can’t Get Into Bios In Windows 98SE
That bios string shows it to be a BCM board. I found this:http://www.motherboards.org/forums/...Which says it's a IN810ES. The BCM link is still good. Go ahead and download the manual and see what it says about the passwords. The drivers are there too.You say you know the password. So are you able tRead more
http://www.motherboards.org/forums/…
Which says it’s a IN810ES. The BCM link is still good. Go ahead and download the manual and see what it says about the passwords. The drivers are there too.
You say you know the password. So are you able to get into cmos/bios setup or not?
Obama’s a 2012’er. That explains EVERYTHING..