It seems you may need to manually configure the settings in the bluray player.In order to do so you need to determine what those settings should be.Eg. If your router has an IP of say 192.168.0.1 and is allocating DHCP in the range of 192.168.0.2 to 0.254 then your blueray should be getting an IP saRead more
It seems you may need to manually configure the settings in the bluray player. In order to do so you need to determine what those settings should be. Eg. If your router has an IP of say 192.168.0.1 and is allocating DHCP in the range of 192.168.0.2 to 0.254 then your blueray should be getting an IP say 192.168.0.xx where the xx is a number between 2 & 254. Subnet mask is usually 255.255.255.0
The important numbers to note are for Gateway & DNS and those should be the IP of the router. In this example 192.168.0.1
If you can manually configure the settings in the player simply put the router’s IP in the Gateway & DNS boxes and you should be good to go.
Try unplugging and re-plugging your SATA connections several times (both ends) to clear any oxide off the connections. You could also try a different SATA port or renew your SATA cable.EDIT:The above should be tried before any software solution, as SATA connections are a known culprit for producingRead more
Try unplugging and re-plugging your SATA connections several times (both ends) to clear any oxide off the connections. You could also try a different SATA port or renew your SATA cable.
EDIT: The above should be tried before any software solution, as SATA connections are a known culprit for producing this A2 screen
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
"Sector not found reading drive C:" could be due to a bad drive or bad spot on the drive or maybe whatever application you're using is trying to access part of the drive that's not there or it can mean the drive isn't formatted or not properly set up in cmos/bios setup.So, what's the history of theRead more
“Sector not found reading drive C:” could be due to a bad drive or bad spot on the drive or maybe whatever application you’re using is trying to access part of the drive that’s not there or it can mean the drive isn’t formatted or not properly set up in cmos/bios setup.
So, what’s the history of the drive? Is this a drive that previously was working in that computer or did you just hook it up to see what you could do with it?
Your laptop has a discrete graphics card. I suggest you try taking the laptop to an AUTHORIZED Toshiba repair center to see if it is worth repairing. The laptop has some pretty good specs and may be worth repairing.
Your laptop has a discrete graphics card. I suggest you try taking the laptop to an AUTHORIZED Toshiba repair center to see if it is worth repairing. The laptop has some pretty good specs and may be worth repairing.
1. Reboot in safe mode2. Open device manager3. Go under system devices4. Disable (DO NOT UNINSTALL) the Microsoft UAA driver.5. Reboot in safe mode (This is so that driver will not load)6. Open device manager7. Go under system devices8. Now... uninstall the Microsoft UAA driver. This will also removRead more
1. Reboot in safe mode 2. Open device manager 3. Go under system devices 4. Disable (DO NOT UNINSTALL) the Microsoft UAA driver. 5. Reboot in safe mode (This is so that driver will not load) 6. Open device manager 7. Go under system devices 8. Now… uninstall the Microsoft UAA driver. This will also remove the Realtek. 9. Reboot to Windows XP or Vista. 10. Install the Realtek drivers without letting windows install it.
or try this 1. Disable audio controller in normal windows mode 2. Reboot in safe mode 3. Go to device manager 4.Uninstall 5.Install now realtek driver and reboot in safe mode again 6. Go to device manager and see driver’s version at this time you should have the updated driver. 7.Reboot normally and enjoyGames-open sound is there
One thing about your config.sys--himem.sys needs to be first and emm386.exe next. You're trying to load stuff in the upper memory before those files make it available. It's probably best to replace all the 'devicehigh' with 'device' in config.sys and the LH in autoexec.bat and let memmaker configureRead more
One thing about your config.sys–himem.sys needs to be first and emm386.exe next. You’re trying to load stuff in the upper memory before those files make it available. It’s probably best to replace all the ‘devicehigh’ with ‘device’ in config.sys and the LH in autoexec.bat and let memmaker configure it all.
You have gcdrom.sys which allows dos to see most sata cdroms. I’m not familiar with a dos sata driver for hard drives. There was one thread on the subject on another site where the person said he used a regular win95 bootdisk and it recognized the sata drive on his laptop. But that doesn’t make any sense.
Symantec’s Ghost uses a dos format and works with SATA drives. I’m not familiar with that software but it may be possible to find out how they do it.
According to the Panasonic SA-PT960 user manual - Page 34 Trouble Shooting - “F61” ≥ Check and correct the speaker cable connections.Panasonic SA-PT960 user manual (direct download) - http://www.panasonic.ca/PCS/Operati...ORPanasonic User Manuals search - http://www.panasonic.ca/english/sup...messagRead more
According to the Panasonic SA-PT960 user manual – Page 34 Trouble Shooting – “F61” ≥ Check and correct the speaker cable connections.
Hi Sluc,Thanks for replying to my thread. First of all, the wireless connection is bluetooth, and the bluetooth module is connected to the board by 26 pin (nex to CN204, where you can see 1 on top, and 2 below, right until the end, where it has written 25 on top and 26 at the bottom - Img no.222711)Read more
Hi Sluc,
Thanks for replying to my thread. First of all, the wireless connection is bluetooth, and the bluetooth module is connected to the board by 26 pin (nex to CN204, where you can see 1 on top, and 2 below, right until the end, where it has written 25 on top and 26 at the bottom – Img no.222711). So there is no left or right signal output.
The 4 pin white socket at the right hand side. This one connects the bluetooth button as well as LED notification for the connection. it does not show the input of any sort of line in.
Top right has 6 pins, and it does not state any ‘signal in’.
Any other possibility? I was thinking what is the A & B on the bluetooth module? is that some kind of antenna to receive the audio? do you tink that can be used as ‘line in’? i have not tried it yet..
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for replying and helping out… 🙂
Solved Can’t Stream Netflix On My Samsung BD-D5100 Bluray Player
It seems you may need to manually configure the settings in the bluray player.In order to do so you need to determine what those settings should be.Eg. If your router has an IP of say 192.168.0.1 and is allocating DHCP in the range of 192.168.0.2 to 0.254 then your blueray should be getting an IP saRead more
In order to do so you need to determine what those settings should be.
Eg. If your router has an IP of say 192.168.0.1 and is allocating DHCP in the range of 192.168.0.2 to 0.254 then your blueray should be getting an IP say 192.168.0.xx where the xx is a number between 2 & 254.
Subnet mask is usually 255.255.255.0
The important numbers to note are for Gateway & DNS and those should be the IP of the router. In this example 192.168.0.1
If you can manually configure the settings in the player simply put the router’s IP in the Gateway & DNS boxes and you should be good to go.
Goin’ Fishin’ (Some day)
Solved Troubleshoot A2 Code Shown On Post Before PC Boots
Try unplugging and re-plugging your SATA connections several times (both ends) to clear any oxide off the connections. You could also try a different SATA port or renew your SATA cable.EDIT:The above should be tried before any software solution, as SATA connections are a known culprit for producingRead more
EDIT:
The above should be tried before any software solution, as SATA connections are a known culprit for producing this A2 screen
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
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Solved Sector Not Found Reading Drive C
"Sector not found reading drive C:" could be due to a bad drive or bad spot on the drive or maybe whatever application you're using is trying to access part of the drive that's not there or it can mean the drive isn't formatted or not properly set up in cmos/bios setup.So, what's the history of theRead more
So, what’s the history of the drive? Is this a drive that previously was working in that computer or did you just hook it up to see what you could do with it?
Solved Is There a Way To Fix a Broken Graphics Card In a Laptop
Your laptop has a discrete graphics card. I suggest you try taking the laptop to an AUTHORIZED Toshiba repair center to see if it is worth repairing. The laptop has some pretty good specs and may be worth repairing.
Solved Install Realtek HD Audio Driver Failure!!
1. Reboot in safe mode2. Open device manager3. Go under system devices4. Disable (DO NOT UNINSTALL) the Microsoft UAA driver.5. Reboot in safe mode (This is so that driver will not load)6. Open device manager7. Go under system devices8. Now... uninstall the Microsoft UAA driver. This will also removRead more
2. Open device manager
3. Go under system devices
4. Disable (DO NOT UNINSTALL) the Microsoft UAA driver.
5. Reboot in safe mode (This is so that driver will not load)
6. Open device manager
7. Go under system devices
8. Now… uninstall the Microsoft UAA driver. This will also remove the Realtek.
9. Reboot to Windows XP or Vista.
10. Install the Realtek drivers without letting windows install it.
or try this
1. Disable audio controller in normal windows mode
2. Reboot in safe mode
3. Go to device manager
4.Uninstall
5.Install now realtek driver and reboot in safe mode again
6. Go to device manager and see driver’s version at this time you should have the updated driver.
7.Reboot normally and enjoyGames-open sound is there
How To Get Es-388 v2.0 Bluetooth Usb Driver
Windows 7 should not need USB Bluetoth Device Drivers, it should be plug'n'play:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/...
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/…
Sata Controllers Not Seen By Dos 6.22
One thing about your config.sys--himem.sys needs to be first and emm386.exe next. You're trying to load stuff in the upper memory before those files make it available. It's probably best to replace all the 'devicehigh' with 'device' in config.sys and the LH in autoexec.bat and let memmaker configureRead more
You have gcdrom.sys which allows dos to see most sata cdroms. I’m not familiar with a dos sata driver for hard drives. There was one thread on the subject on another site where the person said he used a regular win95 bootdisk and it recognized the sata drive on his laptop. But that doesn’t make any sense.
Symantec’s Ghost uses a dos format and works with SATA drives. I’m not familiar with that software but it may be possible to find out how they do it.
Solved Laptop Monitor Turns Black When I Plug Vga Output In
Restart laptop & immediately keep tapping F8 to bring up Advanced Startup Menu.Highlight "Last known good configuration"Press <Enter>
Highlight “Last known good configuration”
Press <Enter>
Solved F6 Code Pops Up N Then Shuts Down My Device
According to the Panasonic SA-PT960 user manual - Page 34 Trouble Shooting - “F61” ≥ Check and correct the speaker cable connections.Panasonic SA-PT960 user manual (direct download) - http://www.panasonic.ca/PCS/Operati...ORPanasonic User Manuals search - http://www.panasonic.ca/english/sup...messagRead more
Panasonic SA-PT960 user manual (direct download) – http://www.panasonic.ca/PCS/Operati…
OR
Panasonic User Manuals search – http://www.panasonic.ca/english/sup…
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Converting Wireless Subwoofer To Wired (Philipe FIdelio)
Hi Sluc,Thanks for replying to my thread. First of all, the wireless connection is bluetooth, and the bluetooth module is connected to the board by 26 pin (nex to CN204, where you can see 1 on top, and 2 below, right until the end, where it has written 25 on top and 26 at the bottom - Img no.222711)Read more
Thanks for replying to my thread. First of all, the wireless connection is bluetooth, and the bluetooth module is connected to the board by 26 pin (nex to CN204, where you can see 1 on top, and 2 below, right until the end, where it has written 25 on top and 26 at the bottom – Img no.222711). So there is no left or right signal output.
The 4 pin white socket at the right hand side. This one connects the bluetooth button as well as LED notification for the connection. it does not show the input of any sort of line in.
Top right has 6 pins, and it does not state any ‘signal in’.
Any other possibility? I was thinking what is the A & B on the bluetooth module? is that some kind of antenna to receive the audio? do you tink that can be used as ‘line in’? i have not tried it yet..
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for replying and helping out… 🙂