1. Yes they could.I know some folks that have a huge truck with all sorts of add on stuff. Lift gate to alarm to backup camera. We looked at almost every part and though I couldn't get to the wiring of the backup camera I suspect it is the cause of the dead battery. You'd have to find out how it was inRead more

    Yes they could.

    I know some folks that have a huge truck with all sorts of add on stuff. Lift gate to alarm to backup camera.

    We looked at almost every part and though I couldn’t get to the wiring of the backup camera I suspect it is the cause of the dead battery.

    You’d have to find out how it was installed. Usually there are two parts and you have to disconnect both to at least test this.

    Problem is that once you run down a battery it can’t be trusted either. Run a load tester on it to be sure. Most auto parts places have a small free test to check battery. They never use safety glasses but you need to when they test it or be far away. It could explode.

    Why did it take me over a year to phone in a problem to ATT?

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  2. Thanks cat1110, just googled that info.How to Turn Off FilterKeyshttp://www.ofzenandcomputing.com/tu...

    Thanks cat1110, just googled that info.

    How to Turn Off FilterKeys
    http://www.ofzenandcomputing.com/tu…

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  3. "The non-volatile variable storage is about full..."Says what the problem is, you have too much stored on the tablet and/or too many apps installed.If you caught it earlier you could have off loaded your files onto an external drive and/or uninstalled some apps. If you cannot get into the operatingRead more

    “The non-volatile variable storage is about full…”
    Says what the problem is, you have too much stored on the tablet and/or too many apps installed.
    If you caught it earlier you could have off loaded your files onto an external drive and/or uninstalled some apps. If you cannot get into the operating system that will not be as easy.
    Others will be by soon who have more experience with these tablets but please let them know the make and model of your tablet and if there were any prior warnings of low space on the device’s memory and what they said.

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

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  4. What has probably happened is your hard drive has failed. Your system is trying to boot from the ethernet & since it's unable to, it's telling you to check the cable.

    What has probably happened is your hard drive has failed. Your system is trying to boot from the ethernet & since it’s unable to, it’s telling you to check the cable. See less
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  5. DOS 6.22 can address 640 KB (not MBytes!) of conventional memory and use upto 64 MB of extended memory via DPMI and DOS Extender or himem.sys.I strongly suggest you download a free virtual machine as MS Virtual PC or Open Source VirtualBox then install as guest operating system your MS DOS 6.22 andRead more

    DOS 6.22 can address 640 KB (not MBytes!) of conventional memory and use upto 64 MB of extended memory via DPMI and DOS Extender or himem.sys.

    I strongly suggest you download a free virtual machine as MS Virtual PC or Open Source VirtualBox then install as guest operating system your MS DOS 6.22 and run the legacy applications inside the virtual environment. In that way the DOS applications run concurrently with a modern Windows system as XP/Vista or 7 inside a window on the desktop.

    Using MS Virtual PC you can even set up an easy sharing of files/folders with the host hard drive.

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  6. You can look at this for the cpu speed fix:http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/141...Most of the 'modern hardware' I was talking about is on the motherboard--audio, video, LAN/network, IDE controllers. Even if you find all that for one motherboard as soon as you boot the flash drive in a different compuRead more

    You can look at this for the cpu speed fix:

    http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/141…

    Most of the ‘modern hardware’ I was talking about is on the motherboard–audio, video, LAN/network, IDE controllers. Even if you find all that for one motherboard as soon as you boot the flash drive in a different computer you’ll have to find new drivers.

    Windows 95 will run without the drivers but you’d have only 640 x 480 video, no audio, no network and your drives would only run in compatibility mode.

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  7. Go here: http://www.allbootdisks.com/downloa...Download the file DOS6.22 bootdisk.iso from the above page.Create a CD from it in Windows using the free IMGBurn utility from here: http://www.filehippo.com/download_i... Then boot your computer from that CD.

    Go here: http://www.allbootdisks.com/downloa…

    Download the file DOS6.22 bootdisk.iso from the above page.

    Create a CD from it in Windows using the free IMGBurn utility from here: http://www.filehippo.com/download_i…

    Then boot your computer from that CD.

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  8. Hello,This is not a common error of AOMEI Partition Assistant, the computer reboot to Pre-OS mode is decided by a file called "ampa.exe", it is located in "C:/Windows", so to solve this problem, you could create a winPE system and then boot from this system to locate this file and delete it or conneRead more

    Hello,

    This is not a common error of AOMEI Partition Assistant, the computer reboot to Pre-OS mode is decided by a file called “ampa.exe”, it is located in “C:/Windows”, so to solve this problem, you could create a winPE system and then boot from this system to locate this file and delete it or connect your system disk to another machine and then delete this file. And if you could enter the Advanced setting, when the computer reboot, you maybe warned that to press particular key to enter…at this time press F8 to enter advanced setting and then select back to the ” “back to Last known healthy computer configuration”. After the process completed you could come back to your last known healthy computer configuration.
    Hope it could help.

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  9. Assuming your example data is in A1:A9, place this in B1 and drag it down to B9. It will list the values in ascending order:=SMALL($A$1:$A$9,ROW())Now, once you run out of values (in your case - 3) you'll start to get a #NUM error.To prevent that, use ISERROR as follows:=IF(ISERROR(SMALL($A$1:$A$9,RRead more

    Assuming your example data is in A1:A9, place this in B1 and drag it down to B9. It will list the values in ascending order:

    =SMALL($A$1:$A$9,ROW())

    Now, once you run out of values (in your case – 3) you’ll start to get a #NUM error.

    To prevent that, use ISERROR as follows:

    =IF(ISERROR(SMALL($A$1:$A$9,ROW())),””,SMALL($A$1:$A$9,ROW()))

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