1. You could try "magic" which has been known to unstick things at odd times:Turn off computer, remove power cord (and main battery too if it is a laptop). Before re-assembling discharge the motherboard components by holding the Power Off/On button in for at least 20 seconds. I don't hold out much hopeRead more

    You could try “magic” which has been known to unstick things at odd times:

    Turn off computer, remove power cord (and main battery too if it is a laptop). Before re-assembling discharge the motherboard components by holding the Power Off/On button in for at least 20 seconds. I don’t hold out much hope but at least it’s easy to try.

    Otherwise we need to know exactly which screen you are looking at which contains these incorrect characters and exactly how far you get when you power on the computer.

    Also let us know if you can get into Safe Mode with any of the options here:
    http://www.howtogeek.com/107511/how…

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  2. I've had the same message. I just noticed it now (screen came up quick enough).Since the message does appear to be from the Marvell Controller''s BIOS, I pressed Ctrl-M on boot-up to check the settings.If you connect two disks normally, and have not configured anything else in there, then these diskRead more

    I’ve had the same message. I just noticed it now (screen came up quick enough).
    Since the message does appear to be from the Marvell Controller”s BIOS, I pressed Ctrl-M on boot-up to check the settings.

    If you connect two disks normally, and have not configured anything else in there, then these disks show up as physical disks. Since it”s a RAID controller it allows you to combine the two disks into a single virtual disk.

    However, there is no way to switch opff RAID specifically, (i.e. switch off the virtual disk check), so you can”t get rid of the message, but it appears to be normal.

    Note that this is the only SATA3 controller in my system, so I”ve got my SSD bootdisk hanging from it as well as my mainly uuused 3Tb Datadisk, so making of these two is not really a good idea 🙂
    Perhaps with two 250GB SSD Disks for booting and Large MMO Games would profit from the RAID, though.

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  3. your loops have no ends, ("end;"), the loops aren't nested, so you get nothing from statement "j=i*i", for your purposes i squared is not the object. You need loop (J) inside of bigger loop (i), and compute their extension (multiply j*i).

    your loops have no ends, (“end;”), the loops aren’t nested, so you get nothing from statement “j=i*i”, for your purposes i squared is not the object. You need loop (J) inside of bigger loop (i), and compute their extension (multiply j*i). See less

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  4. "i've SP3 installed"Several other sites say the cause of the "the procedure entry point GetLogicalProcessorInformation could not be located" error message is because SP3 has not been installed. There are also posts on this site that say the same thing:https://computing.net/answers/w...http://www.tomRead more

    “i’ve SP3 installed”

    Several other sites say the cause of the “the procedure entry point GetLogicalProcessorInformation could not be located” error message is because SP3 has not been installed. There are also posts on this site that say the same thing:

    https://computing.net/answers/w…

    http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/2…

    https://forums.adobe.com/thread/100…

    https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzill…

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  5. Called my isp and they resolved the issue for me. Solution was to:1. In IE browser > tools > internet options > advanced > reset button2. In IE browser > tools > internet options > connections > lan settings > uncheck all boxes

    Called my isp and they resolved the issue for me. Solution was to:
    1. In IE browser > tools > internet options > advanced > reset button
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  6. I would guess they are both defective. Why do you need/want such a small form factor anyway, if you don't mind my asking?

    I would guess they are both defective.

    Why do you need/want such a small form factor anyway, if you don’t mind my asking?

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  7. You can try F8 during boot up which is the advanced boot options and if you have USB bootable and in the boot order, you might have the option listed there. If not then you will need to access your BIOS (see your motherboard manual) to set it bootable and set the boot order.You have to be a little bRead more

    You can try F8 during boot up which is the advanced boot options and if you have USB bootable and in the boot order, you might have the option listed there. If not then you will need to access your BIOS (see your motherboard manual) to set it bootable and set the boot order.

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

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  8. " I'm still intent on trying to reset the BIOS with a jumper" Here is a start.How to Jump Your Motherboard to Reset BIOShttp://www.ehow.com/how_4925725_jum...

    ” I’m still intent on trying to reset the BIOS with a jumper”

    Here is a start.

    How to Jump Your Motherboard to Reset BIOS
    http://www.ehow.com/how_4925725_jum…

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  9. Return it under warranty and get a new one.

    Return it under warranty and get a new one. See less
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  10. I don't think there are any ink-jet printers that will do automatic duplex. Because of the way inkjet printers work you have to do odd pages first then even pages. Automatic duplex is usually a function of a laser printer where the page is dragged back into the printer and spewed out again with bothRead more

    I don’t think there are any ink-jet printers that will do automatic duplex. Because of the way inkjet printers work you have to do odd pages first then even pages.

    Automatic duplex is usually a function of a laser printer where the page is dragged back into the printer and spewed out again with both sides printed.

    Stuart

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