1. There is no need for the belkin additional router. The tech should have connected it directly to the existing modem.Call the credit card tech support and get their advice as to the proper physical setup and configuration.Answers are only as good as the information you provide.How to properly post aRead more

    There is no need for the belkin additional router. The tech should have connected it directly to the existing modem.

    Call the credit card tech support and get their advice as to the proper physical setup and configuration.

    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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  2. "IC" is short for integrated circuit:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integr..."Channeling the spirit of jboy..."

    “IC” is short for integrated circuit:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integr…

    “Channeling the spirit of jboy…”

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  3. The input out of range message will only appear after Windows has started to load. You need to invoke Safe Mode before Windows starts to load and F8 will do that if you catch it soon enough.Start tapping F8 as soon as anything appears on the screen.Stuart

    The input out of range message will only appear after Windows has started to load. You need to invoke Safe Mode before Windows starts to load and F8 will do that if you catch it soon enough.

    Start tapping F8 as soon as anything appears on the screen.

    Stuart

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  4. Post back whether you were resizing your Windows partition or another partition. If it was your Windows OS partition, there might be some damage to important files. If you get the partitions straightened out from outside of Windows, you may need to do a repair of Windows. I prefer to let Disk ManageRead more

    Post back whether you were resizing your Windows partition or another partition. If it was your Windows OS partition, there might be some damage to important files. If you get the partitions straightened out from outside of Windows, you may need to do a repair of Windows. I prefer to let Disk Manager do the resizing of the OS partition when possible, it would not let it shut down during the process (except during power problems).

    “After the PC stopped, there was no Power, 5Volt DC or 15V at the terminals.”
    Where are you determining or measuring this? Your power supply should have 3.3Volt, 5Volt, and 12Volt rails. Please explain so we can determine if your power supply may have just happened to die at just that moment.

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

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  5. "...one moment it was playing a DVD fine, then it became incapable of reading and playing the rest..."You tried other DVDs after that I assume. Have you tried CDs ?Maybe it has the one laser or it's circuitry is malfunctioning problem - that's probably the number two most frequent reason for opticalRead more

    “…one moment it was playing a DVD fine, then it became incapable of reading and playing the rest…”

    You tried other DVDs after that I assume. Have you tried CDs ?
    Maybe it has the one laser or it’s circuitry is malfunctioning problem – that’s probably the number two most frequent reason for optical drive failiure.

    You specify your os as Windows 7- assuming that’s what the notebook has, that would indicate your notebook isn’t all that old, but if you have used the optical drive a lot, it could still have gotten enough use for either thing to be your case.

    “…my area is prone to its power outs…”

    You should get yourself an anti-power surge / voltage spike device to plug your AC adapter into in that case. Some made for use with laptops are quite small, designed to be portable – e.g. Tripplite makes at least one of those. Or, if you don’t move it elsewhere much, using a UPS. which also has that protection, would be wise.
    If it was damaged by a power surge or a voltage spike, you don’t necessarily get symptoms immediately after that.

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  6. Have you reinstalled the GFWL client in Windows 7 compatibility mode?Do you have DirectX, OpenGL, etc. up to date?"...and the screen resolution ect..."What exactly do you mean by this?User Info Page Biography for full specs.

    Have you reinstalled the GFWL client in Windows 7 compatibility mode?

    Do you have DirectX, OpenGL, etc. up to date?

    “…and the screen resolution ect…”

    What exactly do you mean by this?

    User Info Page Biography for full specs.

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  7. Find the correct model here:http://support.creative.com/kb/Show...Then see if Creative Support have written drivers...

    Find the correct model here:

    http://support.creative.com/kb/Show…

    Then see if Creative Support have written drivers…

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  8. DOS can handle 640 MB of RAM.Some drivers can be loaded in the so called upper memory.That is the memory part between 640 MB and 1G.The thing is, you have to load drivers into the upper memory.This can be done as follows:Content of the config.sys file:DOS=HIGH,UMB DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS REM if needed, youRead more

    DOS can handle 640 MB of RAM.
    Some drivers can be loaded in the so called upper memory.
    That is the memory part between 640 MB and 1G.

    The thing is, you have to load drivers into the upper memory.

    This can be done as follows:

    Content of the config.sys file:

    DOS=HIGH,UMB
    DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
    REM if needed, you can load EMM386.EXE here, by remove the REM infront of the DEVICE=EMM386... line
    REM but EMM386.EXE itself needs memory to run
    REM DEVICE=EMM386.EXE noems
    
    REM change driver_name1 and 2 with the names of the drivers, you need to load
    DEVICEHIGH=driver_name1.sys
    DEVICEHIGH=driver_name2.sys
    

    Content of autoexec.bat file:

    LH driver_name3.exe
    LH driver_name4.exe
    

    Where LH stands for LOADHIGH.

    So whenever it’s possible to load drivers into upper memory, it will be done by LH in autoexec.bat or by using DEVICEHIGH in config.sys.

    Content of msdos.sys, if you’re using MSDOS version 6.22 or 7.x and msdos.sys is not a binary file.

    [OPTIONS]
    logo=0
    SystemReg=0
    Bootmulti=0
    DisableLog=1
    LoadTop=1
    

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  9. The max Tcase temp for the Xeon W3530 is 67.9C. There's no way your temps are 78-90C without throttling or shutting down. I suspect you have a temp reporting problem.http://ark.intel.com/products/41313...http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/...Try updating the BIOS again...the latest version is A17.htRead more

    The max Tcase temp for the Xeon W3530 is 67.9C. There’s no way your temps are 78-90C without throttling or shutting down. I suspect you have a temp reporting problem.

    http://ark.intel.com/products/41313…

    http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Xeon/…

    Try updating the BIOS again…the latest version is A17.

    http://www.dell.com/support/home/us…

    And make 100% sure you applied the thermal paste correctly.

    http://www.arcticsilver.com/intel_a…

    message edited by riider

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