1. This is the Nikon check list... Although it may not be that much help...https://www.ifixit.com/Wiki/Nikon_C...The suggestion re' battery contacts is seriously worth checking. It's often missed that one or more of the contacts (under tension) aren't making it...; have been too compressed, or bent outRead more

    This is the Nikon check list… Although it may not be that much help…

    https://www.ifixit.com/Wiki/Nikon_C…

    The suggestion re’ battery contacts is seriously worth checking. It’s often missed that one or more of the contacts (under tension) aren’t making it…; have been too compressed, or bent out of alignment.

    And this post discusses the problem and offers a link to Nikon download to fix it…?

    http://tinyurl.com/png4tzb

    Also scroll down to see the other posts there; all relating to the same problem…

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  2. Either stick with Windows 7 or make your computer compatible. For the latter you would have to find out what hardware aspects are incompatible but mostly hardware changes will not be cost effective.If you use Google there are folk around who appear to have sorted out Win 10 issues with driver (softwRead more

    Either stick with Windows 7 or make your computer compatible. For the latter you would have to find out what hardware aspects are incompatible but mostly hardware changes will not be cost effective.

    If you use Google there are folk around who appear to have sorted out Win 10 issues with driver (software) fixes, such as:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byc…
    However it cannot be guaranteed that these will work.

    Windows 7 Security updates will be supported by Microsoft until 14 January 2020.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  3. 1: Launch Internet Explorer. 2: Select Tools from the menu bar at the top of the page. 3: Select Internet Options. 4: Select the Security tab. 5: Select Custom Level. 6: Select Enable for the option “Download signed ActiveX controls”. 7: Click OK to close Security Settings. 8: Click OK to close InteRead more

    1: Launch Internet Explorer.
    2: Select Tools from the menu bar at the top of the page.
    3: Select Internet Options.
    4: Select the Security tab.
    5: Select Custom Level.
    6: Select Enable for the option “Download signed ActiveX controls”.
    7: Click OK to close Security Settings.
    8: Click OK to close Internet Options.
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  4. What does the login failed message look like? Does it look like it is coming from the DVR? Or, is it just a standard browser message? If it's coming from the DVR, you are probably entering the wrong password. If it is coming from the browser, it could be that https is getting blocked somewhere alongRead more

    What does the login failed message look like? Does it look like it is coming from the DVR? Or, is it just a standard browser message? If it’s coming from the DVR, you are probably entering the wrong password. If it is coming from the browser, it could be that https is getting blocked somewhere along the line. See less
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  5. "It's not the battery"How can you be so sure unless you've tried it in a different compatible camera?Might be worth trying a replacement before sending camera back. Battery I believe is a Nikon EN-EL5, but you can get compatible brands such as Duracell: http://www.duracelldirect.co.uk/dig...Much cheRead more

    It’s not the battery

    How can you be so sure unless you’ve tried it in a different compatible camera?

    Might be worth trying a replacement before sending camera back.
    Battery I believe is a Nikon EN-EL5, but you can get compatible brands such as Duracell: http://www.duracelldirect.co.uk/dig…

    Much cheaper than the Nikon one too, just the ticket for testing to see if your Nikon battery is f**ked without spending a lot.

    Unless you’re positive the Nikon battery is perfectly okay of course, in which case scrub what I suggested.

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  6. If the above solution is not working, simply look for the ".accessibility.properties" in your user profile ("C:\Users\username") and remove the file.

    If the above solution is not working, simply look for the “.accessibility.properties” in your user profile (“C:\Users\username”) and remove the file. See less
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  7. I supoose you could write a formula to extract a "date string" from your text, e.g. using some combination of MID, LEFT, RIGHT, FIND and then use that string inside the DATEVALUE function.My gut feeling is that it will be cumbersome and troublesome. Why can't you split the dates into individual cellRead more

    I supoose you could write a formula to extract a “date string” from your text, e.g. using some combination of MID, LEFT, RIGHT, FIND and then use that string inside the DATEVALUE function.

    My gut feeling is that it will be cumbersome and troublesome.

    Why can’t you split the dates into individual cells and use formatting to make them look like one cell?

    Using a fill color of White and light gray borders will make three cells look like a single cell with 3 lines but each individual entry will be an actual date.

    Posting Tip: Before posting Data or VBA Code, read this How-To.

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  8. Yes, the processor could be replaced but I doubt you can. It takes special tools that a only line techs have access to usually. Even if you did that the system would be slow. Now if you were happy with the speed at one time then that may be some thing we could fix. Hang up and live.

    Yes, the processor could be replaced but I doubt you can. It takes special tools that a only line techs have access to usually. Even if you did that the system would be slow.

    Now if you were happy with the speed at one time then that may be some thing we could fix.

    Hang up and live.

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  9. Hi,ok firstly to enable macros here is what you need to do, 1) enable the Developer tab - to do this click on file2) click on options3) click on customize ribbon4) tick the little box on the right that says 'developer' then click oknow at the top of your worksheet you will have a new tab called deveRead more

    Hi,

    ok firstly to enable macros here is what you need to do,

    1) enable the Developer tab – to do this click on file
    2) click on options
    3) click on customize ribbon
    4) tick the little box on the right that says ‘developer’ then click ok

    now at the top of your worksheet you will have a new tab called developer?

    1) click the developer tab
    2) click the yello triangle which says ‘Macro security’
    3) now you can select one of two options
    a) disable all macro with notification
    b) enable all macros (not recommended……)

    i have mine set to enable all macros (not recommended……..) however you can selec the other if you wish, but be warned that if you ever get any dodgy macros from the web or someone else it could harm you machine.

    close excel and reopen it. if you chose the first option it will now show you a yellow bar going across the top of excel, with a button called enable content, click this and macros will be enabled. however if you chose the second option macros will be abled automatically.

    Now to add the button

    1) click the developer tab
    2) click insert, now under the ActivX group select the command button andplace it on your workheet

    3) now double click this button and you will be taken to the VBA consle, you will see the code

    Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()

    ThisWorkbook.Worksheets(“sheet2”).PrintOut

    End Sub

    now go back to your worksheet, still under the developer tab, you will see a button called ‘Design Mode’ click on it, this will enable your button. click the button and see what happens.

    what you will need to do is, paste the code i gave you above between this code, like this

    Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()

    End Sub

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