1. Well, I'd not used Nircmd but have now downloaded it. On my Win 8.1 it didn't want to copy the zipped files into the Windows folder so I did it manually.I ran the command (line 11 - as per my previous link). An icon called "Switch Volume" arrived on the desktop and sure enough I could toggle the souRead more

    Well, I’d not used Nircmd but have now downloaded it. On my Win 8.1 it didn’t want to copy the zipped files into the Windows folder so I did it manually.

    I ran the command (line 11 – as per my previous link). An icon called “Switch Volume” arrived on the desktop and sure enough I could toggle the sound on and off just fine.

    Nothing more I can suggest except when you get to Command Prompt Copy/Paste the line in:
    nircmd.exe cmdshortcut “~$folder.desktop$” “Switch Volume” mutesysvolume 2

    That will make darned certain it is 100% correct. Any minor error, such as a space missing, could prevent it working.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  2. http://www.storagedrivers.com/drivers/62/62147.htm

    http://www.storagedrivers.com/drivers/62/62147.htm

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  3. Try the manufacturers support:http://www.apollo.eu/?doc=10Googling is quicker than waiting for an answer....

    Try the manufacturers support:

    http://www.apollo.eu/?doc=10

    Googling is quicker than waiting for an answer….

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  4. I think that adapter only has 'master/slave' options. If so, recheck the jumpers on the hard drive. If they're set to CS (cable select) change it to 'master'.

    I think that adapter only has ‘master/slave’ options. If so, recheck the jumpers on the hard drive. If they’re set to CS (cable select) change it to ‘master’.

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  5. Have a look at this article from Microsoft. It refers to Windows 95, but may also be valid for 98. You may need to use the "restore" command rather than the "msbackup" one.Of course, it's always possible that some other backup program produced these files.

    Have a look at this article from Microsoft. It refers to Windows 95, but may also be valid for 98. You may need to use the “restore” command rather than the “msbackup” one.

    Of course, it’s always possible that some other backup program produced these files.

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  6. hi mate, some of the older Series40 devices do not support online video / YouTube streaming, and i believe that your device is one of these unfortunately. there is nothing that you can do about this mate.

    hi mate,

    some of the older Series40 devices do not support online video / YouTube streaming, and i believe that your device is one of these unfortunately. there is nothing that you can do about this mate.

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  7. I clean forgot this:Where the manufacturer does not supply a driver for a specific device, that's usually because the driver is either included with that version of Windows, or is supplied via Windows Update from Microsoft's online driver library.using the laptop that needs the driver, make sure youRead more

    I clean forgot this:

    Where the manufacturer does not supply a driver for a specific device, that’s usually because the driver is either included with that version of Windows, or is supplied via Windows Update from Microsoft’s online driver library.

    using the laptop that needs the driver, make sure you have an internet connection then click Start > All Programs > Windows Update (near the top of the list).
    Then click “Check for updates“.

    That was the situation with the video driver for my motherboard some months ago. I emailed the motherboard manufacturer asking why they had no video driver for my board, they promptly replied and informed me that Microsoft supplies it via Windows update, which was quite correct.

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  8. Your CPU is not overheating. What you should be concerned about are the other warnings. Did you overlock the CPU? If not, why the warning about the voltage & FSB? The quickest way to destroy a CPU is to over-overvolt. Personally, I don't trust SANDRA & suspect those warnings are nothing butRead more

    Your CPU is not overheating. What you should be concerned about are the other warnings. Did you overlock the CPU? If not, why the warning about the voltage & FSB? The quickest way to destroy a CPU is to over-overvolt. Personally, I don’t trust SANDRA & suspect those warnings are nothing but BS. Since you have an ASUS board, why aren’t you using ASUS PC Probe II ?

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  9. Most Intel motherboards are NOT overclockable - your board is one of them. If you want to overclock, buy a new board.

    Most Intel motherboards are NOT overclockable – your board is one of them. If you want to overclock, buy a new board.

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  10. We need to know which card you actually have - X300, X550, or X1050. 64MB, 128MB, or 256MB? SE, LE, XT, or XTX? Every card is different. And what is the purpose of overclocking? You're not going to magically transform any one of them into a modern gaming card, they simply don't have what it takes inRead more

    We need to know which card you actually have – X300, X550, or X1050. 64MB, 128MB, or 256MB? SE, LE, XT, or XTX? Every card is different. And what is the purpose of overclocking? You’re not going to magically transform any one of them into a modern gaming card, they simply don’t have what it takes in terms of pixel shaders & shader support, unless you plan on playing games that are over 5 yrs old?

    http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/51…

    http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/12…

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