1. I can't answer that but restoring your iPhone to factory settings may fix it. You'll need a laptop or PC with iTunes installed on it:https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT2...

    I can’t answer that but restoring your iPhone to factory settings may fix it. You’ll need a laptop or PC with iTunes installed on it:

    https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT2…

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  2. There is no known setting in the iOS to disable the copy-paste function. However, once you get used to it, you manage to not trigger the blue selection box so often. It's in the way you scroll or touch the screen. Anyway, even when the blue box mode is triggered, tapping anywhere else closes it

    There is no known setting in the iOS to disable the copy-paste function.

    However, once you get used to it, you manage to not trigger the blue selection box so often. It’s in the way you scroll or touch the screen.
    Anyway, even when the blue box mode is triggered, tapping anywhere else closes it

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  3. Disconnect then Delete all the printers from the printer folder. Remove the driver if it asks. Reboot the system. Verify all printers are gone. Install a printer following the directions on the CD. Don't connect the printer until the install software instructs to do so.If that doesn't do it, the sysRead more

    Disconnect then Delete all the printers from the printer folder. Remove the driver if it asks. Reboot the system. Verify all printers are gone. Install a printer following the directions on the CD. Don’t connect the printer until the install software instructs to do so.

    If that doesn’t do it, the system print spooler is probably at fault. Back up the hard drive and reinstall the operating system. Destructive restore as defined by some manufacturers. ALL DATA ON THE DRIVE WILL BE DELETED!!! Proceed with caution. Copy everything you want or THINK you might want to another drive or burn to a DVD or CD disk.

    System restore doesn’t install all the necessary drivers / files / pictures you have added since purchase / install. You may need to re-install all non functioning applications and devices. The data can be copied back to the original location from the back up device. Most applications find it upon restart.

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  4. "i have intel pentium dual core processor E5400"OK, that's an older CPU (2009) & uses the socket LGA775. Here's the CPU specs:http://ark.intel.com/products/40478...Socket 775 boards aren't all that common anymore because Intel has moved on. Since you want integrated graphics, look for a board baRead more

    “i have intel pentium dual core processor E5400”

    OK, that’s an older CPU (2009) & uses the socket LGA775. Here’s the CPU specs:

    http://ark.intel.com/products/40478…

    Socket 775 boards aren’t all that common anymore because Intel has moved on. Since you want integrated graphics, look for a board based on the Intel G45 or G43 or G41 chipset. The G45 is best & includes GMA X4500HD graphics & is usually paired up with the ICH10 southbridge chipset. The G43 & G41 have GMA X4500 graphics but the G43 is usually paired up with an ICH10 southbridge while the G41 is usually paired up with the ICH7 southbridge.

    I don’t think you’ll find any of these boards with USB3.0 support, but as ijack said, you can always add a USB3.0 card.

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  5. VGA = analog DVI = digital HDMI = digital + audio I think it's time to return the tower for a refund or exchange.

    VGA = analog
    DVI = digital
    HDMI = digital + audio
    I think it’s time to return the tower for a refund or exchange.

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  6. Sure Derek, I fixed it by putting a PCI card with additional USB ports. I could not trust anymore the integrated USBs, because of their random behaviour.

    Sure Derek,
    I fixed it by putting a PCI card with additional USB ports.

    I could not trust anymore the integrated USBs, because of their random behaviour.

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  7. That's a good start! I wouldn't bother with the GT210, as the HD4000 is faster in 3D. And I'd be willing to bet that a nice fast processor like the 3570k would perform DSP tasks in software faster than a GT210 could in hardware via CUDA. I recommend a GTX 560. They should be quite cheap now that theRead more

    That’s a good start! I wouldn’t bother with the GT210, as the HD4000 is faster in 3D. And I’d be willing to bet that a nice fast processor like the 3570k would perform DSP tasks in software faster than a GT210 could in hardware via CUDA.
    I recommend a GTX 560. They should be quite cheap now that the 660s are out, and the 560 easily has enough muscle to make CUDA worthwhile. Plus, if your friend uses a version of Premiere Pro with the Mercury playback engine, that 560 will really get things going.

    “Is a separate audio card necessary for video editing?”

    No. But if he cares enough about audio quality that he’s considering a sound card, tell him to look into USB DACs. A good external DAC will beat the pants off even the best internal sound card. However, external DACs can be pricey, so he’ll probably want to start off with the integrated audio.

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  8. It's an OEM board made by Foxconn for Acer. I doubt you'll find a manual for it at the Foxconn site, but you may be able to find something similar. The pin diagrams should be printed somewhere on the board. If not, most manufacturers conform to the Intel standard:http://www.formfactors.org/develope.Read more

    It’s an OEM board made by Foxconn for Acer. I doubt you’ll find a manual for it at the Foxconn site, but you may be able to find something similar. The pin diagrams should be printed somewhere on the board. If not, most manufacturers conform to the Intel standard:

    http://www.formfactors.org/develope…

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  9. I would try removing the drivers and other software for the printer and then try installing the latest drivers/software and firmware from HP's website; http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor...

    I would try removing the drivers and other software for the printer and then try installing the latest drivers/software and firmware from HP’s website;
    http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor… See less
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