1. This seems to work...'Apply Filter Worksheets(2).Range("D:D").AutoFilter Field:=1, _ Criteria1:=Array("Example A", "Example B", "Example C"), Operator:=xlFilterValuesHow To Post Data or Code ---> Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code

    This seems to work…

    'Apply Filter
        Worksheets(2).Range("D:D").AutoFilter Field:=1, _
            Criteria1:=Array("Example A", "Example B", "Example C"), Operator:=xlFilterValues

    How To Post Data or Code —> Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code

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  2. http://nnrpanel.com/uninstallAU.htmNot sure if this is what you're talking about, but give it a try.

    http://nnrpanel.com/uninstallAU.htm

    Not sure if this is what you’re talking about, but give it a try.

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  3. http://www.everymac.com/systems/app...http://www.apple.com/uk/airplay/?ci... AirPlay is available on all devices running iOS 4.3 or later. Some features require the latest software. Second-generation Apple TV or later required. AirPlay Mirroring is available with iPad 2 or later; iPhone 4S; iMac (MiRead more

    http://www.everymac.com/systems/app…

    http://www.apple.com/uk/airplay/?ci…

    AirPlay is available on all devices running iOS 4.3 or later. Some features require the latest software. Second-generation Apple TV or later required.

    AirPlay Mirroring is available with iPad 2 or later; iPhone 4S; iMac (Mid 2011 or newer), Mac mini (Mid 2011 or newer), MacBook Air (Mid 2011 or newer) and MacBook Pro (Early 2011 or newer) with Mountain Lion.

    Dual screen is available with iPad 2 or later and iPhone 4S.

    ARM Devices are the future, great British Design !

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  4. sometimes reading skills help.an empty line at the end of the netrc-file is missing, and CRLF instead ofCR is helpful, too.cheerswollie

    sometimes reading skills help.
    an empty line at the end of the netrc-file is missing, and CRLF instead of
    CR is helpful, too.

    cheers

    wollie

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  5. Are you sure the card you have works? There is no GT 210, however, the Geforce 210 is a low end card. All it needs is passive cooling although some models do come with a fan. And the models with a fan have a much smaller heatsink. Did you actually check the GPU temp or are you just guessing that it'Read more

    Are you sure the card you have works? There is no GT 210, however, the Geforce 210 is a low end card. All it needs is passive cooling although some models do come with a fan. And the models with a fan have a much smaller heatsink. Did you actually check the GPU temp or are you just guessing that it’s too hot? Max temp for a 210 is 105C.

    http://www.geforce.com/hardware/des…

    The GT 720 is a rebrand of the GT 640. Better than the 210 but not a great card, especially if you’re into gaming. Make sure to get the GDDR5 version.

    http://www.geforce.com/hardware/des…

    http://www.chiploco.com/three-new-n…

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  6. try using a surge protector to keep from having these problems.All I can suggest is to maybe update the drivers and see if that helps.Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions Cheers

    try using a surge protector to keep from having these problems.
    All I can suggest is to maybe update the drivers and see if that helps.

    Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions Cheers

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  7. You posted while I was composing mine. When you configure the cmos and then reboot it does a warm reboot, that is power is never completely off. Thus the cmos settings remain even if the battery is bad. But if you do a complete shutdown, having a bad battery can cause those settings to be lost. So bRead more

    You posted while I was composing mine. When you configure the cmos and then reboot it does a warm reboot, that is power is never completely off. Thus the cmos settings remain even if the battery is bad. But if you do a complete shutdown, having a bad battery can cause those settings to be lost. So barring other hardware problems, a bad cmos battery is most likely the problem.

    message edited by DAVEINCAPS

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  8. Dusty, usually the internals of the PC tower are fairly straight forward to piece together. Basically if something doesn't fit somewhere it doesn't belong. Usually a flat CMOS button battery will just revert the BIOS to its default settings but the PC will still power up normally. A giveaway is theRead more

    Dusty, usually the internals of the PC tower are fairly straight forward to piece together. Basically if something doesn’t fit somewhere it doesn’t belong.

    Usually a flat CMOS button battery will just revert the BIOS to its default settings but the PC will still power up normally. A giveaway is the date is reverted back to the BIOS’s manufacture date. But unfortunately you don’t have a screen image to factor this out right now.

    I’m assuming there aren’t any beeps when you power the PC up?

    Do you have multiple slots for the RAM? And do you have more than one stick?

    Disconnect the power completely from the tower and try inserting just one stick of RAM in the slot closest to the centre of the board. Power on and see if you can successfully get the computer to start.

    Also are the graphics integrated or do you have a graphics card installed that you run the monitor off? If you have a graphics card try reseating it. Also if the motherboard has a graphics port you could try using that instead for troubleshooting purposes.

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  9. There's a couple reasons why posting to an existing thread can be a problem. The first, if it's new one, is that it's sometimes hard for us to mentally keep them separate--we forget which one we're posting to.The second, if it's an older thread, is that fewer people will view it and thus you'll haveRead more

    There’s a couple reasons why posting to an existing thread can be a problem. The first, if it’s new one, is that it’s sometimes hard for us to mentally keep them separate–we forget which one we’re posting to.

    The second, if it’s an older thread, is that fewer people will view it and thus you’ll have less input.

    But don’t worry about it right now. You can use fdisk and create the primary and extended partitions and a logical drive in the extended partition. But when installing 95 or 98 it will always install on the primary–you can’t direct it to install in an extended partition. So you’d have to have the loader set up before installing the second OS.

    I’ve never had a reason to use a boot loader but that’s what they’re for. I’m not sure if you need to install it first and then the OS’s or if you install one OS on the primary and then install the loader. But I’m sure any loader you use will have instructions on how to install it.

    Real men don’t use AntiVirus; they just reformat

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  10. The device is your mobile phone. If you want a separate wireless mobile internet for the PC then get a USB wireless modem. Ask your ISP if you can have two mobile devices using the same internet account. It may not be possible so you would be left subscribing to two services.Goin' Fishin' (Some day)

    The device is your mobile phone. If you want a separate wireless mobile internet for the PC then get a USB wireless modem. Ask your ISP if you can have two mobile devices using the same internet account. It may not be possible so you would be left subscribing to two services.

    Goin’ Fishin’ (Some day)

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