Try a different set of speakers. You are probably getting a failed transistor in your amplifier which is causing feed back. IF it continues with different speakers then try upgrading your drivers. If that fails then you will need to get a new sound card.
Try a different set of speakers. You are probably getting a failed transistor in your amplifier which is causing feed back. IF it continues with different speakers then try upgrading your drivers. If that fails then you will need to get a new sound card.
... tap the <Delete> <key> as the pc starts up and [enter] your bios... if not the <Del> <key> try <F2> ... once in bios disable boot to Lan or network perhaps load "default" values... "save settings on exit of bios" ..... it might now boot from your harddrive(?)... resRead more
… tap the <Delete> <key> as the pc starts up and [enter] your bios
… if not the <Del> <key> try <F2>
… once in bios disable boot to Lan or network perhaps load “default” values
… “save settings on exit of bios” ….. it might now boot from your harddrive(?)
"I have installed windows 98"I would re-install Windows 98 without 1GB RAM for starters. While I have successfully run it under 1GB, I have always installed with 512MB or less to avoid instability during installation. It may not have installed properly with that much RAM.iMac G5 1.8GHz "Hero" PowerPRead more
“I have installed windows 98”
I would re-install Windows 98 without 1GB RAM for starters. While I have successfully run it under 1GB, I have always installed with 512MB or less to avoid instability during installation. It may not have installed properly with that much RAM.
iMac G5 1.8GHz “Hero” PowerPC 2 x 1GB DDR PC3200 SDRAM 160GB WDC WD1600JD-40GBB2 Mac OS X Leopard Version 10.5.8
try going into safe mode then reinstalling the drivers---then you might try going into safe mode and using scandisk to fix errors in your files,i did that one time--or put your 98 disk in and see if you can reinstall 98without formatting.
try going into safe mode then reinstalling the drivers—then you might try going into safe mode and using scandisk to fix errors in your files,i did that one time–or put your 98 disk in and see if you can reinstall 98 without formatting.
Samsung laptop with Windows 7. Now I vaguely recall some time back being prompted and went to the 80% setting but couldn’t figure how to undo. After trying all of the suggestions that people said regarding the Device Manager and Power Plan options. Battery in, battery out, AC in, AC out, Restart herRead more
Samsung laptop with Windows 7. Now I vaguely recall some time back being prompted and went to the 80% setting but couldn’t figure how to undo. After trying all of the suggestions that people said regarding the Device Manager and Power Plan options. Battery in, battery out, AC in, AC out, Restart here, there… I tried all the combinations found on all the boards and the best solution only worked for a minute or two, then the system would automatically reload the Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Battery Method and back to “80%, not charging.” The solution wasn’t Windows and is so much simpler than that…
Go into Start, Programs then Samsung folder. The first item in the list is Battery Life Extender. There are two modes, one that charges the battery to 100% and another that is to extend the battery life by only charging to 80% (said to be better if laptop is plugged in most of the time). I put it back on the 100% setting and problem permanently solved. I would imagine if you’re having this exact problem that other manufacturers probably have the same kind of settings.
Re Cleanup Utility. Go to "Computer", right click your hard disk drive(s), select Properties and you will see the Disk Cleanup button. You have to make choices but information is given against each one when it is highlighted. Some can impair functions of the computer (such as hibernate) but many (suRead more
Re Cleanup Utility. Go to “Computer”, right click your hard disk drive(s), select Properties and you will see the Disk Cleanup button. You have to make choices but information is given against each one when it is highlighted. Some can impair functions of the computer (such as hibernate) but many (such as Temporary Files) are quite OK to remove.
As already mentioned “CCleaner Slim” freebie is also very good at keeping junk files down to a minimum.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Looking to see if there is an update available perhaps?Do not use Foxit but I would check under Preferences or Options and see if there is a way to shut it off.MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/
Looking to see if there is an update available perhaps?
Do not use Foxit but I would check under Preferences or Options and see if there is a way to shut it off.
Bird Chirping Sound On PC
Try a different set of speakers. You are probably getting a failed transistor in your amplifier which is causing feed back. IF it continues with different speakers then try upgrading your drivers. If that fails then you will need to get a new sound card.
System Will Not Boot.
... tap the <Delete> <key> as the pc starts up and [enter] your bios... if not the <Del> <key> try <F2> ... once in bios disable boot to Lan or network perhaps load "default" values... "save settings on exit of bios" ..... it might now boot from your harddrive(?)... resRead more
… if not the <Del> <key> try <F2>
… once in bios disable boot to Lan or network perhaps load “default” values
… “save settings on exit of bios” ….. it might now boot from your harddrive(?)
… restart the pc
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Demonstrative exspelling
… there is logic to this madness!
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Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr… .im
Windows 98 Not Booting Vfixd.Vxd Hang?
"I have installed windows 98"I would re-install Windows 98 without 1GB RAM for starters. While I have successfully run it under 1GB, I have always installed with 512MB or less to avoid instability during installation. It may not have installed properly with that much RAM.iMac G5 1.8GHz "Hero" PowerPRead more
I would re-install Windows 98 without 1GB RAM for starters. While I have successfully run it under 1GB, I have always installed with 512MB or less to avoid instability during installation. It may not have installed properly with that much RAM.
iMac G5 1.8GHz “Hero” PowerPC
2 x 1GB DDR PC3200 SDRAM
160GB WDC WD1600JD-40GBB2
Mac OS X Leopard Version 10.5.8
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Midi Doesn’t Play On Windows 98
Update your audio drivers.http://tinyurl.com/2frllgqAlso, check your volume controls to make sure midi volume isn't muted.
http://tinyurl.com/2frllgq
Also, check your volume controls to make sure midi volume isn’t muted.
Diagnostic Tools Successfully Loaded To Drive D Now What?
try going into safe mode then reinstalling the drivers---then you might try going into safe mode and using scandisk to fix errors in your files,i did that one time--or put your 98 disk in and see if you can reinstall 98without formatting.
without formatting.
Symantec Driver Bhdrvx64.Sys Stopped Working
Dump Symantec/Norton & install something that works.
Samsung Laptop Says Battery 80% Full But Not
Samsung laptop with Windows 7. Now I vaguely recall some time back being prompted and went to the 80% setting but couldn’t figure how to undo. After trying all of the suggestions that people said regarding the Device Manager and Power Plan options. Battery in, battery out, AC in, AC out, Restart herRead more
Go into Start, Programs then Samsung folder. The first item in the list is Battery Life Extender. There are two modes, one that charges the battery to 100% and another that is to extend the battery life by only charging to 80% (said to be better if laptop is plugged in most of the time). I put it back on the 100% setting and problem permanently solved. I would imagine if you’re having this exact problem that other manufacturers probably have the same kind of settings.
Removing A Stubborn ASF File?
Boot off a Linux disc, run a live session, mount the HDD, then browse to the where the file is located & delete it.message edited by riider
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I Get A 9f BSOD When I Try To Put My Computer To Sleep.
Re Cleanup Utility. Go to "Computer", right click your hard disk drive(s), select Properties and you will see the Disk Cleanup button. You have to make choices but information is given against each one when it is highlighted. Some can impair functions of the computer (such as hibernate) but many (suRead more
Re Cleanup Utility. Go to “Computer”, right click your hard disk drive(s), select Properties and you will see the Disk Cleanup button. You have to make choices but information is given against each one when it is highlighted. Some can impair functions of the computer (such as hibernate) but many (such as Temporary Files) are quite OK to remove.
As already mentioned “CCleaner Slim” freebie is also very good at keeping junk files down to a minimum.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Foxit Reader Trying To Connect To The Internet
Looking to see if there is an update available perhaps?Do not use Foxit but I would check under Preferences or Options and see if there is a way to shut it off.MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/
Do not use Foxit but I would check under Preferences or Options
and see if there is a way to shut it off.
MIKE
http://www.skeptic.com/