If you are not having problems with other Word files,then it is probably just the one file that is corrupt.To possibly salvage the text, see here:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212274MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/
If you are not having problems with other Word files, then it is probably just the one file that is corrupt.
Some mboards develop this problem - electrolytic capacitors were installed on them that were not properly made, and they fail eventually - the mboard manufacturer didn't know they were improperly made at the time the mboard was made.Open up your case and examine the mboard to see if you have bad capRead more
Some mboards develop this problem – electrolytic capacitors were installed on them that were not properly made, and they fail eventually – the mboard manufacturer didn’t know they were improperly made at the time the mboard was made.
Open up your case and examine the mboard to see if you have bad capacitors, and/or other findable signs of mboard damage .
If you mboard shows no signs of failing or failed capacitors (a failed capacitor might be missing hecause it has blown up – only it’s leads are still where it was)…
It is extremely RARE for ram that worked fine previously in the same mboard to go BAD, but a poor connection of the ram in the ram slots, or installing ram that is NOT 100% compatible with your mboard, can cause you problems.
If you have NOT changed which ram you have installed, and if you have NOT been fiddling with your ram, before this happened, then there’s probably nothing wrong with your ram or it’s connection to the ram slots.
Emachines desktop computers usually have a BESTEC power supply. BESTEC power supplies have a reputation of malfunctioning and failing a lot more often than average, and when they do that, they are a lot more likely than average to damage something else, especially when they fail completely, often the mboard. A BESTEC power supply malfunctioning or failing is probably the NUMBER ONE REASON an emachines desktop system fails to boot normally !
If you DO have a BESTEC power supply, that’s probably what is causing your problem. If you remove it before it gets any worse and try a known good power supply with the system, if you are fortunate and the BESTEC power supply hasn’t already damaged the mboard, the system will work fine.
Failing power supplies often partially work, fans and hard drives may spin, leds may come on, yet you may get no video and the mboard will not boot all the way. See response 4 in this: http://www.computing.net/hardware/w…
If it is failing, you can usually replace it with any decent quality standard sized standard ATX PS with the same capacity or greater.
Standard (PS/2) power supply size – 86mm high, 150mm wide, 140mm deep, or 3 3/8″ h x 5 7/8″ w x 5 1/2″ d , or very close to that, though the depth can be more or less for some PSs.
I no longer recommend Cooler Master, AOpen, or Sparkle power supplies. I’m now downgrading Thermaltake to middle of the road. Antec has two lines of PSs – the better line has a longer warranty for the same or similar capacity – the other line is more towards middle of the road. AMD has a list of Certified (tested and found to be good quality) PSs: http://support.amd.com/us/certified… ……..
If you HAVE been fiddling with your ram, or have been fiddling with connections inside the case, or if you have moved the computer case from one place to another and it may have been physically jolted, or in any case this can happen…..
….the ram may have a poor connection in the ram slots.
See response 2 in this – try cleaning the contacts on the ram modules, and making sure the modules are properly seated: http://www.computing.net/hardware/w…
If you have CHANGED which ram you have installed,
Ram that works in another mboard , or any ram you buy or have lying around, may not work properly, or sometimes, not at all – even if it physically fits and is the right overall type (e.g. SDram, DDR, DDR2, etc.; PCxxxx, xxx mhz) for your mboard. In the worst cases of incompatibility your mboard WILL NOT BOOT all the way with it installed, and the mboard may not even beep – the ram has to be compatible with the mboard’s main chipset, or in the case of recent mboards, compatible with the memory controller built into the cpu.
If you still have the ram that was installed when the system worked fine, try installing just that ram. …..
It is easy to test for incompatible ram that has caused your mboard to fail to boot.
Make sure you have a speaker or speakers or the equivalent connected to the mboard so you can hear mboard beeps (see your mboard manual if you need to). Remove the AC power to the case/power supply. Remove all the ram. Restore AC power. Try to boot. If nothing else is wrong, you will get no video but you will hear a pattern of beeps that indicate no ram is installed, or a ram problem. E.g. for an Award bios or a bios based on one, that’s often a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, continuously. …..
You MAY get that same error beep pattern when there is at least one ram module installed that is NOT 100% compatible with being installed your mboard.
I had the same problem with myToshiba Satellite C655-S5061. Symptoms were that the system lost momentary contact with the HDD, and a spontaeous reboot would occur. Since I done use a cable to get to my homenetwork, I disabled the PCI 'card' through BIOS/CMOS setup. Afterward, when another spontaneouRead more
I had the same problem with myToshiba Satellite C655-S5061. Symptoms were that the system lost momentary contact with the HDD, and a spontaeous reboot would occur. Since I done use a cable to get to my homenetwork, I disabled the PCI ‘card’ through BIOS/CMOS setup. Afterward, when another spontaneous reboot occurred, the notice was “no boot device detected” or words to that effect. Anyway, I received a reply to my question on this site to check certain things. One of the recs was change the HDD. I have, and it’s been working fine for the last 2 days. I’m (only) a bit surprised at a HDD failure after less than 4 months in my posession. However, things happen.
1- Please Restart the linksys router and restart the modem and connect them using a cable (make sure from the internet port)see if this works if not than go to other step.2- Now please just reset the linksys router using the reset key at the back of your linksys wireless router .just press the resetRead more
1- Please Restart the linksys router and restart the modem and connect them using a cable (make sure from the internet port)
see if this works if not than go to other step.
2- Now please just reset the linksys router using the reset key at the back of your linksys wireless router .
just press the reset key using paper-clip or Pen and Hold for like 30-45 seconds and than let it go .
You must reboot the router and modem After Reset Of Linksys Router
use awkgawk '{print $0" suffix" }' file by the way, you should really use those from GNU (see my sig), not those from UnxUtils..(they are outdated) GNU win32 packages | Gawk
use awk
gawk '{print $0" suffix" }' file
by the way, you should really use those from GNU (see my sig), not those from UnxUtils..(they are outdated)
Which country keyboard setting are using?And is the Lenovo one sold etc. in say N. America, and you're in say UK or that place across the N Sea (Europe)?If you have a N. American keyboard it is physically configured to that for the UK/Europe and obviously visa-versa.But first check your keyboard setRead more
Which country keyboard setting are using?
And is the Lenovo one sold etc. in say N. America, and you’re in say UK or that place across the N Sea (Europe)?
If you have a N. American keyboard it is physically configured to that for the UK/Europe and obviously visa-versa.
But first check your keyboard settings and location (time zone etc.).
If you can't get back into the router's management interface you will want to reset it to factory and then reconfigure it. Pay attention to the IP addressing though. Assuming you're using 192.168.0.0/24 and already have one active router here's what it should look like:Main Router with Internet connRead more
If you can’t get back into the router’s management interface you will want to reset it to factory and then reconfigure it. Pay attention to the IP addressing though. Assuming you’re using 192.168.0.0/24 and already have one active router here’s what it should look like:
Main Router with Internet connection attached to it: WAN: as provided by your ISP
LAN: IP: 192.168.0.1 SM: 255.255.255.0
DHCP enabled = Yes
Secondary router: WAN: disabled
LAN: IP: 192.168.0.2 SM: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1 (ie: IP address of main router doing DHCP0
DHCP enabled = No
Above you show 192.168.0.1 in your original post and I have to wonder if that isn’t conflicting with the LAN IP of your main router.
NOTE: You should also be able to disable IPv6 and probably should since you’re not likely to be using it internally on your LAN
It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul.
If it's a cable service with a separate modem & router, shut all the devices & restart the modem first, then the router, then the PC. Actually, it's a good idea to reboot everything anyway.How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
If it’s a cable service with a separate modem & router, shut all the devices & restart the modem first, then the router, then the PC. Actually, it’s a good idea to reboot everything anyway.
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
mmm…Connecting to wifi requires that wifi is enabled on the computer in question; that you can see the wifi router you wish to connect to; that you know the access-key/password (security key) for that router.Once you have fulfilled those conditions you simply search for, and then select (click on) tRead more
mmm…
Connecting to wifi requires that wifi is enabled on the computer in question; that you can see the wifi router you wish to connect to; that you know the access-key/password (security key) for that router.
Once you have fulfilled those conditions you simply search for, and then select (click on) the router in question (in the list of displayed routers in your locale); enter the key, and if the router security proper allows you in – you’re in…
There is no Windows 7 driver for the Mercury 1200 scanner series. It is too old.You will have to buy a new scanner to use on Windows 7.Writing new drivers costs money, so to save money manufacturer's often decide not to write new drivers for old models when a new version of Windows is launched.
There is no Windows 7 driver for the Mercury 1200 scanner series. It is too old. You will have to buy a new scanner to use on Windows 7.
Writing new drivers costs money, so to save money manufacturer’s often decide not to write new drivers for old models when a new version of Windows is launched.
Solved The Document Name Or Path Is Not Valid.” On Word
If you are not having problems with other Word files,then it is probably just the one file that is corrupt.To possibly salvage the text, see here:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212274MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/
then it is probably just the one file that is corrupt.
To possibly salvage the text, see here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212274
MIKE
http://www.skeptic.com/
EMachines That Beeps Constantly And Won’t Boot Up.
Some mboards develop this problem - electrolytic capacitors were installed on them that were not properly made, and they fail eventually - the mboard manufacturer didn't know they were improperly made at the time the mboard was made.Open up your case and examine the mboard to see if you have bad capRead more
Open up your case and examine the mboard to see if you have bad capacitors, and/or other findable signs of mboard damage .
What to look for, mboard symptoms, example pictures:
http://www.badcaps.net/pages.php?vid=5
Home page that site
– what the problem is caused by
– he says there are STILL bad capacitors on more recent mboards.
http://www.badcaps.net/
Pictures of blown capacitors, other components, power supplies, fried Athlon cpus, etc.:
http://www.halfdone.com/Personal/Jo…
…..
If you mboard shows no signs of failing or failed capacitors (a failed capacitor might be missing hecause it has blown up – only it’s leads are still where it was)…
It is extremely RARE for ram that worked fine previously in the same mboard to go BAD, but a poor connection of the ram in the ram slots, or installing ram that is NOT 100% compatible with your mboard, can cause you problems.
If you have NOT changed which ram you have installed, and if you have NOT been fiddling with your ram, before this happened, then there’s probably nothing wrong with your ram or it’s connection to the ram slots.
Emachines desktop computers usually have a BESTEC power supply.
BESTEC power supplies have a reputation of malfunctioning and failing a lot more often than average, and when they do that, they are a lot more likely than average to damage something else, especially when they fail completely, often the mboard.
A BESTEC power supply malfunctioning or failing is probably the NUMBER ONE REASON an emachines desktop system fails to boot normally !
If you DO have a BESTEC power supply, that’s probably what is causing your problem.
If you remove it before it gets any worse and try a known good power supply with the system, if you are fortunate and the BESTEC power supply hasn’t already damaged the mboard, the system will work fine.
Failing power supplies often partially work, fans and hard drives may spin, leds may come on, yet you may get no video and the mboard will not boot all the way.
See response 4 in this:
http://www.computing.net/hardware/w…
If it is failing, you can usually replace it with any decent quality standard sized standard ATX PS with the same capacity or greater.
Standard (PS/2) power supply size – 86mm high, 150mm wide, 140mm deep, or 3 3/8″ h x 5 7/8″ w x 5 1/2″ d , or very close to that, though the depth can be more or less for some PSs.
Don’t buy an el-cheapo (in quality) PS.
See response 3 in this:
https://computing.net/answers/ha…
I no longer recommend Cooler Master, AOpen, or Sparkle power supplies.
I’m now downgrading Thermaltake to middle of the road.
Antec has two lines of PSs – the better line has a longer warranty for the same or similar capacity – the other line is more towards middle of the road.
AMD has a list of Certified (tested and found to be good quality) PSs:
http://support.amd.com/us/certified…
……..
If you HAVE been fiddling with your ram, or have been fiddling with connections inside the case, or if you have moved the computer case from one place to another and it may have been physically jolted, or in any case this can happen…..
….the ram may have a poor connection in the ram slots.
See response 2 in this – try cleaning the contacts on the ram modules, and making sure the modules are properly seated:
http://www.computing.net/hardware/w…
If you have CHANGED which ram you have installed,
Ram that works in another mboard , or any ram you buy or have lying around, may not work properly, or sometimes, not at all – even if it physically fits and is the right overall type (e.g. SDram, DDR, DDR2, etc.; PCxxxx, xxx mhz) for your mboard. In the worst cases of incompatibility your mboard WILL NOT BOOT all the way with it installed, and the mboard may not even beep – the ram has to be compatible with the mboard’s main chipset, or in the case of recent mboards, compatible with the memory controller built into the cpu.
If you still have the ram that was installed when the system worked fine, try installing just that ram.
…..
It is easy to test for incompatible ram that has caused your mboard to fail to boot.
Make sure you have a speaker or speakers or the equivalent connected to the mboard so you can hear mboard beeps (see your mboard manual if you need to).
Remove the AC power to the case/power supply.
Remove all the ram.
Restore AC power.
Try to boot.
If nothing else is wrong, you will get no video but you will hear a pattern of beeps that indicate no ram is installed, or a ram problem.
E.g. for an Award bios or a bios based on one, that’s often a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, continuously.
…..
You MAY get that same error beep pattern when there is at least one ram module installed that is NOT 100% compatible with being installed your mboard.
Solved PXE-MOF : Exiting Broadcom PXE ROM
I had the same problem with myToshiba Satellite C655-S5061. Symptoms were that the system lost momentary contact with the HDD, and a spontaeous reboot would occur. Since I done use a cable to get to my homenetwork, I disabled the PCI 'card' through BIOS/CMOS setup. Afterward, when another spontaneouRead more
Can’t Open Up 192.168.1.1 (Default Gateway) Linksys Page
1- Please Restart the linksys router and restart the modem and connect them using a cable (make sure from the internet port)see if this works if not than go to other step.2- Now please just reset the linksys router using the reset key at the back of your linksys wireless router .just press the resetRead more
see if this works if not than go to other step.
2- Now please just reset the linksys router using the reset key at the back of your linksys wireless router .
just press the reset key using paper-clip or Pen and Hold for like 30-45 seconds and than let it go .
You must reboot the router and modem After Reset Of Linksys Router
How To Add Suffix To Lines Using Sed
use awkgawk '{print $0" suffix" }' file by the way, you should really use those from GNU (see my sig), not those from UnxUtils..(they are outdated) GNU win32 packages | Gawk
gawk '{print $0" suffix" }' fileby the way, you should really use those from GNU (see my sig), not those from UnxUtils..(they are outdated)
GNU win32 packages | Gawk
How to Input @ Symbol On My Lenovo G500 Laptop
Which country keyboard setting are using?And is the Lenovo one sold etc. in say N. America, and you're in say UK or that place across the N Sea (Europe)?If you have a N. American keyboard it is physically configured to that for the UK/Europe and obviously visa-versa.But first check your keyboard setRead more
And is the Lenovo one sold etc. in say N. America, and you’re in say UK or that place across the N Sea (Europe)?
If you have a N. American keyboard it is physically configured to that for the UK/Europe and obviously visa-versa.
But first check your keyboard settings and location (time zone etc.).
Solved Cannot Access Router Page, Default Gateway fe80..?
If you can't get back into the router's management interface you will want to reset it to factory and then reconfigure it. Pay attention to the IP addressing though. Assuming you're using 192.168.0.0/24 and already have one active router here's what it should look like:Main Router with Internet connRead more
Main Router with Internet connection attached to it:
WAN:
as provided by your ISP
LAN:
IP: 192.168.0.1
SM: 255.255.255.0
DHCP enabled = Yes
Secondary router:
WAN:
disabled
LAN:
IP: 192.168.0.2
SM: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1 (ie: IP address of main router doing DHCP0
DHCP enabled = No
Above you show 192.168.0.1 in your original post and I have to wonder if that isn’t conflicting with the LAN IP of your main router.
NOTE: You should also be able to disable IPv6 and probably should since you’re not likely to be using it internally on your LAN
It matters not how straight the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate;
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Henley***
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Ethernet Not Working, But Green And Yellow Lights On
If it's a cable service with a separate modem & router, shut all the devices & restart the modem first, then the router, then the PC. Actually, it's a good idea to reboot everything anyway.How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
How To Connect To Wi-Fi By Typing The WPS Pin In Windows 7?
mmm…Connecting to wifi requires that wifi is enabled on the computer in question; that you can see the wifi router you wish to connect to; that you know the access-key/password (security key) for that router.Once you have fulfilled those conditions you simply search for, and then select (click on) tRead more
Connecting to wifi requires that wifi is enabled on the computer in question; that you can see the wifi router you wish to connect to; that you know the access-key/password (security key) for that router.
Once you have fulfilled those conditions you simply search for, and then select (click on) the router in question (in the list of displayed routers in your locale); enter the key, and if the router security proper allows you in – you’re in…
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Mercury Scanner 1200cu+ Driver Download Window
There is no Windows 7 driver for the Mercury 1200 scanner series. It is too old.You will have to buy a new scanner to use on Windows 7.Writing new drivers costs money, so to save money manufacturer's often decide not to write new drivers for old models when a new version of Windows is launched.
You will have to buy a new scanner to use on Windows 7.
Writing new drivers costs money, so to save money manufacturer’s often decide not to write new drivers for old models when a new version of Windows is launched.