1. Good to hear. What you did "discharges the motherboard components" and has been known to do the trick now and then. Thx for letting us know.message edited by Derek

    Good to hear. What you did “discharges the motherboard components” and has been known to do the trick now and then. Thx for letting us know.

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  2. Try installing the latest DirectX and updating your Video Drivers. E8500 | 3GB | 320GB | 9800 GT 1GB @ 720/990 | HP w1907 @ 1440 x 900 60hz| Win7 Ultimate x64

    Try installing the latest DirectX and updating your Video Drivers.

    E8500 | 3GB | 320GB | 9800 GT 1GB @ 720/990 | HP w1907 @ 1440 x 900 60hz| Win7 Ultimate x64

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  3. I think there's none. There's automatic target why use sniper? Use silence pistol and m4.

    I think there’s none. There’s automatic target why use sniper? Use silence pistol and m4. See less
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  4. It's 15 years old so very likely an analog tuner. A quick Google search turned up a boatload of info. The only driver I could find is for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 - SOFTPAQ # SP30923.HP Driver info: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp30501-31000/sp30923.html (you'll have to copy/paste addresRead more

    It’s 15 years old so very likely an analog tuner. A quick Google search turned up a boatload of info. The only driver I could find is for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 – SOFTPAQ # SP30923.

    HP Driver info: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp30501-31000/sp30923.html (you’ll have to copy/paste address into browser)
    Guide: http://download.adaptec.com/pdfs/qu…
    Specs: https://storage.microsemi.com/en-us…
    SoftPaq download: https://www.helpjet.net/Fs-61954384…

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  5. Ok, so you have to change drive at the dos prompt to drive R:, if there was no error during boot up to dos.On this drive, you should find your files.Btw.:In config.sys, the lineDEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:bananais, where the dos driver for CD-ROM is loaded and it gets the device name banana, which is used latRead more

    Ok, so you have to change drive at the dos prompt to drive R:, if there was no error during boot up to dos.
    On this drive, you should find your files.

    Btw.:
    In config.sys, the line
    DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana
    is, where the dos driver for CD-ROM is loaded and it gets the device name banana, which is used later in autoexec.bat for the MSCDEX command.

    In autoexec.bat,
    MSCDEX.EXE /D:banana /L:R
    does the following:
    MSCDEX assignes a drive letter to the device name banana, in this case drive letter R:

    That’s why I said, you should be able to access the files on drive R:

    Give it a try.

    The original poster should always write the last response !!!
    Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!

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  6. See this thread: https://computing.net/answers/n...So you need to re-configure your router. Can't explain in detail since it depends on your router model which you haven't specified. Ask a knowledgeable friend to do it for you.message edited by phil22

    See this thread:

    https://computing.net/answers/n…

    So you need to re-configure your router. Can’t explain in detail since it depends on your router model which you haven’t specified. Ask a knowledgeable friend to do it for you.

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  7. Having trouble finding a CPU support list, but I did find this:Manufacturer: Acer Part Number: MB.SCM01.002 MBSCM01002Compatible Part Numbers: MB DA061/087L 08120-3M 48.3V006.03M

    Having trouble finding a CPU support list, but I did find this:

    Manufacturer: Acer
    Part Number: MB.SCM01.002 MBSCM01002
    Compatible Part Numbers: MB DA061/087L 08120-3M 48.3V006.03M

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  8. For the other part of your question: Yes, NTSC-J is still NTSC, and no, you can't play Japanese games on your console. PS1 and PS2 games are region-locked. If you wanted to play them, you'd have to either install a modchip on your console or buy a Japanese version.PAL will require a converter (in adRead more

    For the other part of your question: Yes, NTSC-J is still NTSC, and no, you can’t play Japanese games on your console. PS1 and PS2 games are region-locked. If you wanted to play them, you’d have to either install a modchip on your console or buy a Japanese version.

    PAL will require a converter (in addition to another console).

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  9. Install the app on a different pc/laptop. If same error its the plotter having issues. If no you know something if off with your laptopAnswers are only as good as the information you provide.How to properly post a question: Sorry no tech support via PM's

    Install the app on a different pc/laptop. If same error its the plotter having issues. If no you know something if off with your laptop

    Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
    How to properly post a question:
    Sorry no tech support via PM’s

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  10. When the printer model shows up in Printers and Faxes on the computer(s) it is not directly connected to , if it is the only printer listed, the correct listing will be the default printer - it will have a checkmark in a circle beside it. If there is more than one printer model listed, or more thanRead more

    When the printer model shows up in Printers and Faxes on the computer(s) it is not directly connected to , if it is the only printer listed, the correct listing will be the default printer – it will have a checkmark in a circle beside it.

    If there is more than one printer model listed, or more than one listing for the same printer model, if the wrong listing is the default one, if you want the computer(s) the printer is not directly connected to, to be able to print from the printer, you need to RIGHT click on the correct printer model that does NOT have a checkmark in a circle beside it,. and choose Set as Default Printer.

    Windows retains the printers listed in Printers and Faxes, even if the listing is no longer valid. If there is more than one printer model listed, or more than one listing for the same printer model, some of the listings may not be valid. When you RIGHT click on the listing – Properties – Print test page – if the printer does not print, it’s not a valid listing, or the printer is not presently connected such that the computer can detect it (e.g. the printer is directly connected to another computer in a local network but the computer it is connected to is not running).
    You can delete the invalid printer listings individually, or if the printer IS Plug-n-Play detectable, you can delete all the printers listed, or all the printers listed you’re not sure about, Restart Windows, then, eventually in the case of a printer not directly connected to the computer, only the valid listings will appear in Printers and Faxes.

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