1. Hi Darkened Dante,It sounds like your graphics drivers have become corrupted. Don't panic.At least you can get in on Safe Mode, so now you will have to do the following to get you back up and running again:1) Download the most up-to-date drivers from ATI.com for your graphics card / Windows 72) a) WRead more

    Hi Darkened Dante,

    It sounds like your graphics drivers have become corrupted. Don’t panic.

    At least you can get in on Safe Mode, so now you will have to do the following to get you back up and running again:

    1) Download the most up-to-date drivers from ATI.com for your graphics card / Windows 7

    2) a) Whilst in Safe Mode, right-click on My Computer, go to Manage.
    b) On the left pane, look for Device Manager, click it, then locate your Graphics (also known as VGA) device on the right.
    c) Right-click on this and uninstall it. If it asks whether you want to delete existing drivers select Yes.
    d) Restart your PC

    3) Your PC should restart, and so long as it’s connected to the internet, should install some workable Windows drivers to get you started in Normal mode.

    4) Now install the latest ATI graphics drivers you previously downloaded, then do a quick restart to check all is well.

    Follow this and all should be well – best of luck to you.

    Kind regards,

    james

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  2. HWInfo http://hwinfo.com hardware identification software, should be able to identify the OEM Manufactureror Unknown Device Identifier Software:http://www.zhangduo.com/udi.html

    HWInfo http://hwinfo.com hardware identification software, should be able to identify the OEM Manufacturer

    or Unknown Device Identifier Software:

    http://www.zhangduo.com/udi.html

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  3. ... this link mentions "Vista" but after checking download it states "xp"... perhaps run in: Compatibility Mode in Windows 7... HP 7475A compatible, to download join (free) or click download by viewing series of "ad's" ...continue "...fix for old HP 7475A plotter owners, under XP and VISTA with origRead more

    this link mentions “Vista” but after checking download it states “xp”

    … perhaps run in: Compatibility Mode in Windows 7

    … HP 7475A compatible, to download join (free) or click download by viewing series of “ad’s” …continue

    “…fix for old HP 7475A plotter owners, under XP and VISTA with original driver…”

    … link herementions also running virtual pc … plus advice altering a “cable”

    ……………………………….. bit of a long-shot!!
    .
    Demonstrative exspelling
    … there is logic to this madness!
    http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/…
    the element of surprise Grrrrrrrr

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  4. you can try the driver updating applications like Driver Detective, Driver Rescue or Advanced Driver Optimizer they will get you the latest updates 4 ur drivers so u dont have to search them they will download the latest updates and will install them .u can try there trial version to see if they shoRead more

    you can try the driver updating applications like Driver Detective, Driver Rescue or Advanced Driver Optimizer they will get you the latest updates 4 ur drivers so u dont have to search them they will download the latest updates and will install them .

    u can try there trial version to see if they show updates. I prefer Advanced Driver Optimizer as with it I have to just scan and can update all my drivers in single click just a best optimizer for driver.

    The best part is if it installed incorrect driver then I can roll back using their restore facility.

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  5. The battery(and spare) are fully charged with the green light flashing when plugged in. No power on camera when unplugged. Can somebody help me understanding what the problem is and how I can solve it?

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  6. Not familiar with that model... but a browse through the user-manual seems to suggest that there are settings various which might help?Range of printing stock ranges from paper though to photo card stock; so presumably there will be something close to your 65lb card stock?https://files.support.epsonRead more

    Not familiar with that model… but a browse through the user-manual seems to suggest that there are settings various which might help?

    Range of printing stock ranges from paper though to photo card stock; so presumably there will be something close to your 65lb card stock?

    https://files.support.epson.com/doc…

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  7. Smart TVs vary in their abilities. Most do support a web browser and perhaps even Flash. (Using a web browser on such a device is not particularly easy unless you use a keyboard in conjuction with it. Some TVs allow you to connect a Bluetooth or USB keyboard and mouse.) In general they supply dedicaRead more

    Smart TVs vary in their abilities. Most do support a web browser and perhaps even Flash. (Using a web browser on such a device is not particularly easy unless you use a keyboard in conjuction with it. Some TVs allow you to connect a Bluetooth or USB keyboard and mouse.) In general they supply dedicated apps to access NetFlix, TED, YouTube, catchup TV services and the like. They don’t need a computer to do this just a wired or wireless Internet connection. But they can connect to a computer or tablet running some form of media server; you can also mirror the screen and sound of an Android device on many of them.

    I’d advise you to read a few reviews of smart TVs as the different models differ in their capabilities – this is, after all, a fairly major purchase decision. In the UK the greatest range of apps is provided by Samsung smart TVs but there are many factors to consider when buying a TV.

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  8. If you have the windows XP key (usually on a sticker on the case somewhere) and can check what it is... - and note if it says OEM as part of the characters given. If so then you can download an ISO for an OEM, burn it to to cd/dvd (XP will usually fit on a cd) and then use "your" OEM key to installRead more

    If you have the windows XP key (usually on a sticker on the case somewhere) and can check what it is… – and note if it says OEM as part of the characters given. If so then you can download an ISO for an OEM, burn it to to cd/dvd (XP will usually fit on a cd) and then use “your” OEM key to install it. If you go for the ISO get the version that has sp-3 included.

    If (and unlikely in this case) the installation is a retail version then you download a retail version of the ISO; burn to a cd/dvd and boot up with that – using “your” key for the installation. If “your” key doesn’t have OEM included within it, then it’s a fair be that yoi=u have a retail installation; but that is highly unlikely.

    Again go for the sp-3 version.

    The ISO can be download – for free – at the site posted by riider (#9) in this CN post:

    http://tinyurl.com/m3pexc6

    What I’m not sure about is whether or not the versions of XP offered there are retail or OEM. Usually you cannot use an OEM key with a retail disk and visa versa…

    But first have a browse at these two (hp) links; the second discusses which key to press for a recovery partition approach i depends on which OS version etc.you may have…; and also ordering the disk set. The first (and top of the list) may be of general interest too; and includes the actual hp link to the second site I’ve posted below.

    http://tinyurl.com/mlg7abj

    http://tinyurl.com/phg75nd

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  9. Yep, reinstall is the way to go, get it from Nvidia, not microsoft.

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  10. First pull ac power and then press power on button a few times. Then replace ac plug and see if it boots correctly.If not then use bios to see if there is a hard drive. Some have a sort of autodetect selection. If still fails then get the hard drive diagnostic for that brand. Almost every hard driveRead more

    First pull ac power and then press power on button a few times. Then replace ac plug and see if it boots correctly.

    If not then use bios to see if there is a hard drive. Some have a sort of autodetect selection.

    If still fails then get the hard drive diagnostic for that brand. Almost every hard drive company offers great software that can run usually from a cd or dvd drive. You boot to the cd.

    Then maybe I’d go in the computer (after you remove ac and press power button a few times and use esd strap) to re-seat hard drive cables. Look for any wear or damage on the cables. Test the power supply maybe too.

    A Pit Bull is like a gun you can pet. And there is no safety on it.

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