1. Well don't format the disks or try some 'repair' utility. You'll only ruin them. I believe cpbackup was used with some of the pcdos versions. I have pcdos 6.3 and can check to see if it's on there. I also recall seeing some central point disks but I've got boxes full of old floppies so it might takeRead more

    Well don’t format the disks or try some ‘repair’ utility. You’ll only ruin them.
    I believe cpbackup was used with some of the pcdos versions. I have pcdos 6.3 and can check to see if it’s on there.

    I also recall seeing some central point disks but I’ve got boxes full of old floppies so it might take awhile to find them.

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  2. Check the FD setting in BIOS. Clean the floppy drive. Reset all cables. Make a fresh disk.

    Check the FD setting in BIOS.
    Clean the floppy drive.

    Reset all cables.

    Make a fresh disk.

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  3. This manual might be of interest:http://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/man...Try shutting the camera right off then putting it on again before doing the reset.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    This manual might be of interest:
    http://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/man…

    Try shutting the camera right off then putting it on again before doing the reset.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  4. Irfanview will read SFW format, and it's free. www.irfanview.com

    Irfanview will read SFW format, and it’s free.
    www.irfanview.com

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  5. If it is the same with another cable or charger then most likely the camera was damaged internally so there is nothing you can do from the outside.

    If it is the same with another cable or charger then most likely the camera was damaged internally so there is nothing you can do from the outside.

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  6. You have to format it inside the camera, using the camera's menu system. However, since your camera no longer recognises it, that's not possible. You will have to throw it away and buy a new one. There's no point in trying to use a corrupted card that you can't trust anyway, even if your camera didRead more

    You have to format it inside the camera, using the camera’s menu system. However, since your camera no longer recognises it, that’s not possible. You will have to throw it away and buy a new one.
    There’s no point in trying to use a corrupted card that you can’t trust anyway, even if your camera did somehow manage to recognise it. There is limit to the number of times it can be written to before it starts to fail, and your 64MB card must be well used by now since they stopped making that capacity a long time ago. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a 64MB one these days.

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  7. If your karaoke machine and laptop both have an AUX input, then use a 3.5mm AUX cable to connect the two devices. Sometimes you can also use a USB connection. Some karaoke machines may require a RCA connection, but this cable is usually included with the machine if that's necessary.

    If your karaoke machine and laptop both have an AUX input, then use a 3.5mm AUX cable to connect the two devices. Sometimes you can also use a USB connection. Some karaoke machines may require a RCA connection, but this cable is usually included with the machine if that’s necessary.

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  8. download revo uninstaller and that will remove it for you.http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo...Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions Cheers

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  9. Thinking further, what it seems you really want is to equalise the volume level (ie loud made softer, softer made louder. This is something domestic players quite often do with hardware. Although WMM does not exactly do this, tinkering with the two sliders "audio from video" and "audio/music" mightRead more

    Thinking further, what it seems you really want is to equalise the volume level (ie loud made softer, softer made louder. This is something domestic players quite often do with hardware. Although WMM does not exactly do this, tinkering with the two sliders “audio from video” and “audio/music” might help – see here:
    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/…

    There “might” be a program that includes a volume levelling feature out there but take care, as given in #3 and #4. Make sure you watch out for any goodies they try to foist on you and uncheck them or go for custom install. Also, if you find something you fancy Google around for that name with the word spyware or malware – it can unearth what folk are saying.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

    message edited by Derek

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