The screen is removable (making it possible to replace the screen if it gets broken) so carefully remove it and clean of the oil as best you can but do not use any abrasive cleaner or petroleum-based solvents. I suggest you first remove as much as you can with paper towels, then use a proprietary LCRead more
The screen is removable (making it possible to replace the screen if it gets broken) so carefully remove it and clean of the oil as best you can but do not use any abrasive cleaner or petroleum-based solvents. I suggest you first remove as much as you can with paper towels, then use a proprietary LCD screen cleaning liquid spray and the cloth supplied with it to remove the residue. When done, re-fit the screen.
Hi, I would like to suggest you some tricks to free up the disk space, please read below: ·Run Disk Cleanup to remove unwanted system files ( Do a right click on the drive you wanted to clean and select the properties option. After this, click on General tab and click on disk cleanup button )·UninstRead more
Hi,
I would like to suggest you some tricks to free up the disk space, please read below:
·Run Disk Cleanup to remove unwanted system files ( Do a right click on the drive you wanted to clean and select the properties option. After this, click on General tab and click on disk cleanup button )
·Uninstall space-starving Applications ( To Uninstall Application, Just go to Apps and Features option. After this, you will find all your installed applications listed there. Just select the application and click on uninstall button)
·Clean Temporary Folder ( Press Window + R and type %temp% and OK. And then, delete all the Files and Folder appear in temp folder)
·Delete Duplicate Files and Folder ( Search for particular file name in Windows explorer and delete them if you find any duplicate)
·Reduce the size of Space used for System Restore. ( Do a right click on the Recovery drive and go to properties and check the box compress the disk for saving disk space.)
After implementing all the tricks, recheck your drive space.
directx 11, is best for nvidia gpu's in genral, directx9 for older gpu's(because they cant do directx11), and vulcan for amd gpu'shere is a video about your exact question regarding dota 2:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBI...i5-6600K[delid]@4.7GHz/@1.392v LLC=6 | 2x4GB Crucial-DDR4-2400CL17@16-16-Read more
directx 11, is best for nvidia gpu’s in genral, directx9 for older gpu’s(because they cant do directx11), and vulcan for amd gpu’s
What you described is neither "backwards" nor "inverted", butrotated 90 degrees counterclockwise. The extra software that can be used with some mice sometimesallows the user to set the angle that the mouse pointer shouldmove when the mouse is moved. However, I Googled your mouse make and model, andRead more
What you described is neither “backwards” nor “inverted”, but rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise.
The extra software that can be used with some mice sometimes allows the user to set the angle that the mouse pointer should move when the mouse is moved.
However, I Googled your mouse make and model, and quickly found that other people had the exact same problem, and solved it by going to trust.com and downloading and installing a driver. They give this as the link to a .zip file which contains an .exe
Lego Rock Raiders is a very old game that was designed for Win95/98. To run it on a modern OS, it has to be configured for either Win95 or Win98 compatibility (right click the desktop icon, select Properties, click the Compatibility tab). Either that or install Win98 in a VM.http://pcgamingwiki.com/Read more
Lego Rock Raiders is a very old game that was designed for Win95/98. To run it on a modern OS, it has to be configured for either Win95 or Win98 compatibility (right click the desktop icon, select Properties, click the Compatibility tab). Either that or install Win98 in a VM.
N1996 is not the model number, MS-7528 is the model number. On the MSI website, it's known as G31M3-F, so one of these two should be your board:http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p...http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p...The power supply is a factor when choosing a card & to a lesser extent, theRead more
N1996 is not the model number, MS-7528 is the model number. On the MSI website, it’s known as G31M3-F, so one of these two should be your board:
The power supply is a factor when choosing a card & to a lesser extent, the CPU. To help with the choice, we’d need to know what you want to be able do with the card (gaming?) & how much you’re willing to spend. This article is a good starting point:
"do you have a PcaPatchDbTask"Yes, mine is here.C:\Windows\System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\PcaPatchDbTaskI don't disable anything in Telemetry, here is info re the subject..https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-10...
“do you have a PcaPatchDbTask” Yes, mine is here. C:\Windows\System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\PcaPatchDbTask
There is a 32-bit version of cardfile that was included with windows NT3.51 that seems to work on windows 10 x64.Cardfile on windows 10I have uploaded this version to my google drive if you would like a copy?Cardfile.zip
There is a 32-bit version of cardfile that was included with windows NT3.51 that seems to work on windows 10 x64.
Found out some things:You can convert disks to another file-system. I don't know about DiskMgmt, but you sure can in Minitool. This would let you change from NTFS to FAT32. I haven't tried that, and the thing is: can you do that with 32G+ partitions/disks ?There still is a tool called CONVERT.exe, bRead more
Found out some things: You can convert disks to another file-system. I don’t know about DiskMgmt, but you sure can in Minitool. This would let you change from NTFS to FAT32. I haven’t tried that, and the thing is: can you do that with 32G+ partitions/disks ?
There still is a tool called CONVERT.exe, but this one only converts towards NTFS.
I read some things on the net, and it was saying that in older versions of that same tool, you could also convert to FAT32. And, in older versions of FORMAT.com, you could format a FAT32 disk with more than 32G. But I don’t know how old that would be, maybe even up to DOS.
edit: The 95, 98 and ME versions of format.com didn’t have an NTFS option. So, that means they would only format FAT32. So, go figure what the biggest disk is you’d want to format, back then. edit 2: info on the net states you can run a 127GB bootable disk, running Windows 98 and FAT32. When they run the format.com there (in DOS), it displays an incorrect size, but it can actually format a 128+ GB drive. CHKDSK reports the corrct size. Thus, it can do something the format.com in Windows 10 can’t do … But, then the limit is around 128G. In Windows then, all seems OK as the disk has the correct – big -size. Once more it seems: there’s no issue running big FAT32 drives in any Windows, it’s just and only the formatting that is crippled, purposely.
I've just tried to open the port 3306 following these steps: 1. Open Control Panel from the Start menu.2. Select Windows Firewall.3. Select Advanced settings in the left column of the Windows Firewall window.4. Select Inbound Rules in the left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security wiRead more
I’ve just tried to open the port 3306 following these steps:
1. Open Control Panel from the Start menu. 2. Select Windows Firewall. 3. Select Advanced settings in the left column of the Windows Firewall window. 4. Select Inbound Rules in the left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security window. 5. Select New Rule in the right column. 6. Select Port in the New Inbound Rule Wizard and then click Next. 7. Select which protocol this rule will apply to (TCP or UDP), select Specific local ports, type a port number (80), port numbers (80,81), or a range of port numbers (5000-5010) and then click Next. 8. Select Allow the connection and then click Next. 9. Select when this rule applies (check all of them for the port to always stay open) and then click Next. 10. Give this rule a name and then click Finish to add the new rule.
Solved Spilled Bit of Oil Have Seeped Into Laptop Screen
The screen is removable (making it possible to replace the screen if it gets broken) so carefully remove it and clean of the oil as best you can but do not use any abrasive cleaner or petroleum-based solvents. I suggest you first remove as much as you can with paper towels, then use a proprietary LCRead more
For screen removal, since you haven’t disclosed your laptop make/model, this generic guide should help: http://www.lcds4less.com/laptop-lcd…
Windows D Drive is Full But No Files Show Up
Hi, I would like to suggest you some tricks to free up the disk space, please read below: ·Run Disk Cleanup to remove unwanted system files ( Do a right click on the drive you wanted to clean and select the properties option. After this, click on General tab and click on disk cleanup button )·UninstRead more
I would like to suggest you some tricks to free up the disk space, please read below:
·Run Disk Cleanup to remove unwanted system files ( Do a right click on the drive you wanted to clean and select the properties option. After this, click on General tab and click on disk cleanup button )
·Uninstall space-starving Applications ( To Uninstall Application, Just go to Apps and Features option. After this, you will find all your installed applications listed there. Just select the application and click on uninstall button)
·Clean Temporary Folder ( Press Window + R and type %temp% and OK. And then, delete all the Files and Folder appear in temp folder)
·Delete Duplicate Files and Folder ( Search for particular file name in Windows explorer and delete them if you find any duplicate)
·Reduce the size of Space used for System Restore. ( Do a right click on the Recovery drive and go to properties and check the box compress the disk for saving disk space.)
After implementing all the tricks, recheck your drive space.
Hope it will work for you.
Thanks!
Solved Vulkan Or OpenGL Or Direct3D 9/Direct3D 11?
directx 11, is best for nvidia gpu's in genral, directx9 for older gpu's(because they cant do directx11), and vulcan for amd gpu'shere is a video about your exact question regarding dota 2:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBI...i5-6600K[delid]@4.7GHz/@1.392v LLC=6 | 2x4GB Crucial-DDR4-2400CL17@16-16-Read more
here is a video about your exact question regarding dota 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBI…
i5-6600K[delid]test31404562.7GHz/test6513316.392v LLC=6 | 2x4GB Crucial-DDR4-2400CL17test65133166-16-16-32 1T 2666MHztest6513316.4v | MSI Armor RX 570 4GBtest6513316415Mhz coretest6513316.2v/1920MHz
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Solved Why is My Wireless Mouse Inverted Backwards
What you described is neither "backwards" nor "inverted", butrotated 90 degrees counterclockwise. The extra software that can be used with some mice sometimesallows the user to set the angle that the mouse pointer shouldmove when the mouse is moved. However, I Googled your mouse make and model, andRead more
rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise.
The extra software that can be used with some mice sometimes
allows the user to set the angle that the mouse pointer should
move when the mouse is moved.
However, I Googled your mouse make and model, and quickly
found that other people had the exact same problem, and solved
it by going to trust.com and downloading and installing a driver.
They give this as the link to a .zip file which contains an .exe
http://www.trust.com/en/all-product…
— Jeff, in Minneapolis
Solved Error 105: Setup is Unable To Find Installation Languages
Lego Rock Raiders is a very old game that was designed for Win95/98. To run it on a modern OS, it has to be configured for either Win95 or Win98 compatibility (right click the desktop icon, select Properties, click the Compatibility tab). Either that or install Win98 in a VM.http://pcgamingwiki.com/Read more
http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Lego_R…
Graphics Card for MSI-N1996
N1996 is not the model number, MS-7528 is the model number. On the MSI website, it's known as G31M3-F, so one of these two should be your board:http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p...http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p...The power supply is a factor when choosing a card & to a lesser extent, theRead more
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p…
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p…
The power supply is a factor when choosing a card & to a lesser extent, the CPU. To help with the choice, we’d need to know what you want to be able do with the card (gaming?) & how much you’re willing to spend. This article is a good starting point:
Best Graphics Cards For The Money: August 2010
You should also consider getting more RAM.
Solved Do You Have PcaPatchDbTask in Task Scheduler?
"do you have a PcaPatchDbTask"Yes, mine is here.C:\Windows\System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\PcaPatchDbTaskI don't disable anything in Telemetry, here is info re the subject..https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-10...
Yes, mine is here.
C:\Windows\System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\PcaPatchDbTask
I don’t disable anything in Telemetry, here is info re the subject..
https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-10…
Solved How To Use Windows 3.1 Cardfile Program in Windows 10
There is a 32-bit version of cardfile that was included with windows NT3.51 that seems to work on windows 10 x64.Cardfile on windows 10I have uploaded this version to my google drive if you would like a copy?Cardfile.zip
Cardfile on windows 10
I have uploaded this version to my google drive if you would like a copy?
Cardfile.zip
The Volume is Too Big For FAT32.
Found out some things:You can convert disks to another file-system. I don't know about DiskMgmt, but you sure can in Minitool. This would let you change from NTFS to FAT32. I haven't tried that, and the thing is: can you do that with 32G+ partitions/disks ?There still is a tool called CONVERT.exe, bRead more
You can convert disks to another file-system. I don’t know about DiskMgmt, but you sure can in Minitool. This would let you change from NTFS to FAT32. I haven’t tried that, and the thing is: can you do that with 32G+ partitions/disks ?
There still is a tool called CONVERT.exe, but this one only converts towards NTFS.
I read some things on the net, and it was saying that in older versions of that same tool, you could also convert to FAT32.
And, in older versions of FORMAT.com, you could format a FAT32 disk with more than 32G.
But I don’t know how old that would be, maybe even up to DOS.
edit: The 95, 98 and ME versions of format.com didn’t have an NTFS option. So, that means they would only format FAT32. So, go figure what the biggest disk is you’d want to format, back then.
edit 2: info on the net states you can run a 127GB bootable disk, running Windows 98 and FAT32. When they run the format.com there (in DOS), it displays an incorrect size, but it can actually format a 128+ GB drive. CHKDSK reports the corrct size. Thus, it can do something the format.com in Windows 10 can’t do … But, then the limit is around 128G. In Windows then, all seems OK as the disk has the correct – big -size. Once more it seems: there’s no issue running big FAT32 drives in any Windows, it’s just and only the formatting that is crippled, purposely.
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Solved How To Open Tcp Port 3306 in Windows 7 Professional
I've just tried to open the port 3306 following these steps: 1. Open Control Panel from the Start menu.2. Select Windows Firewall.3. Select Advanced settings in the left column of the Windows Firewall window.4. Select Inbound Rules in the left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security wiRead more
1. Open Control Panel from the Start menu.
2. Select Windows Firewall.
3. Select Advanced settings in the left column of the Windows Firewall window.
4. Select Inbound Rules in the left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security window.
5. Select New Rule in the right column.
6. Select Port in the New Inbound Rule Wizard and then click Next.
7. Select which protocol this rule will apply to (TCP or UDP), select Specific local ports, type a port number (80), port numbers (80,81), or a range of port numbers (5000-5010) and then click Next.
8. Select Allow the connection and then click Next.
9. Select when this rule applies (check all of them for the port to always stay open) and then click Next.
10. Give this rule a name and then click Finish to add the new rule.
Then, I clicked [Retry], but the error persisted…