1. another LOW COST option is a PCMIA usb card if you have that slot on the laptop:http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dynex%2...Those PCMIA slots come in real handy for that type of stuff.How the heck could you break your usb ports? Were you hanging your laptop using the usb cable? You should probably be moreRead more

    another LOW COST option is a PCMIA usb card if you have that slot on the laptop:
    http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dynex%2…
    Those PCMIA slots come in real handy for that type of stuff.

    How the heck could you break your usb ports? Were you hanging your laptop using the usb cable? You should probably be more careful plugging it in and NOT force the plugs if they are upside down….be gentle…..

    Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions 7 Golds

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  2. Had this same problem for a long time on an HP. Gave up after a while. Just got the machine out and tried again. Entered the boot menu at start up, selected my cd-rom drive as the first boot option, then my cd-rom as the boot device, cleaned the install cd, and presto. Its doing fine now. Hope thisRead more

    Had this same problem for a long time on an HP. Gave up after a while. Just got the machine out and tried again. Entered the boot menu at start up, selected my cd-rom drive as the first boot option, then my cd-rom as the boot device, cleaned the install cd, and presto. Its doing fine now. Hope this helps although Im sure youve tried this. See less
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  3. Here's the info on an srt file:http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/srtIt is a mistake often made that all files should "Open"- it is often better to save files somewhere. If there are two files then presumably it is really one compressed file. Extract just the avi file somewhere onto the hard disk, thRead more

    Here’s the info on an srt file:
    http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/srt

    It is a mistake often made that all files should “Open”- it is often better to save files somewhere. If there are two files then presumably it is really one compressed file. Extract just the avi file somewhere onto the hard disk, then try double clicking the avi file. With luck this will allow you to view the documentary (without subtitle information).

    Please come back and let us know the outcome.

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  4. download PCI Data Acquisition and Signal Processing Controller Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 14 with penhttp://bit.ly/1g8QDKhOr,https://www.google.com.au/search?sc...message edited by Johnw

    download PCI Data Acquisition and Signal Processing Controller Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 14 with pen
    http://bit.ly/1g8QDKh

    Or,

    https://www.google.com.au/search?sc…

    message edited by Johnw

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  5. Will the answer in this thread help?https://computing.net/answers/of...You'll need to use the comma.pediatrics, * psychiatryClick Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code ---> How To Post Data or Code.

    Will the answer in this thread help?

    https://computing.net/answers/of…

    You’ll need to use the comma.

    pediatrics, * psychiatry

    Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.

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  6. drajoshi is your printer is connected to the network you would NOT be doing a direct wifi connection with the windows 7 pc which is what is inferred with the WPS button. Connect via the network not directly.Answers are only as good as the information you provide.How to properly post a question: SorrRead more

    drajoshi is your printer is connected to the network you would NOT be doing a direct wifi connection with the windows 7 pc which is what is inferred with the WPS button. Connect via the network not directly.

    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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  7. The red screen is not part of a new Windows 7 installation on a Toshiba laptop so I've no idea what CD/DVD you used to try and re-install Windows 7 with. Windows 7 does not have any red screens and it doesn't have a "Grub4DOS" menu, so it appears you may have used the wrong discs.To re-install WindoRead more

    The red screen is not part of a new Windows 7 installation on a Toshiba laptop so I’ve no idea what CD/DVD you used to try and re-install Windows 7 with. Windows 7 does not have any red screens and it doesn’t have a “Grub4DOS” menu, so it appears you may have used the wrong discs.

    To re-install Windows 7 as it was when the laptop was new, follow the instructions under the heading “System Recovery from Hard Disk Drive” here:
    http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support…

    If that doesn’t work, you can do it using the Recovery Discs which you should have made when the laptop was working okay. Boot your laptop from Recovery Disc #1 and follow the on-screen instructions.

    The final option, if you didn’t make any Recovery Discs, is to order them from Toshiba. If you live in the UK/Europe you can order them online here:
    https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/
    The discs will cost you approximately £35 UK Sterling.

    Finally, when you’ve got Windows 7 re-installed and working again, the first thing to do is install a good & reliable antivirus software like Norton AntiVirus. You shouldn’t get a virus infection if you’re using good antivirus software.

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  8. Looks like the trick only sets LF, but not CR. The text file *does* have linebreaks, but it is unix formatted(no CR). You could use more to convert:more lfonly.txt > crlf.txt

    Looks like the trick only sets LF, but not CR. The text file *does* have linebreaks, but it is unix formatted(no CR). You could use more to convert:

    more lfonly.txt > crlf.txt
    

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