Of course, it depends on what the warning says, but it sounds like
your anti-virus program...
Windows XP computer; Verizon DSL
Sometimes I get a popup warning from the sys tray (lower right-hand side).
What does this mean? Is a warn out ether cable a possible source?
I have a Holux CF GPS receiver GR-271 which is working fine in the CF slot
of my thinkpad x31 ...now I need navigation software ...recommendations
(free, I hope, cheap old me!!) ?? Also, I would like to try it using my
PocketPC2002 IPAQ 3635 ...same question?
Ya, you completely forgot to tell us what the notification is.
Presumably it's just telling you a network connection is unavailable,
which can be normal as long as it isn't the one you're using for the
internet. You should be able to right click it and go to Properties
and uncheck the box Notify
Study says more than 10,000 laptops go missing at US airports each week
http://tinyurl.com/6sx4hb
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Is there a way to prevent Outlook from running, short of uninstalling
it? The Fuji Fine Pix Viewer software defaults to Outlook when sending a
picture via email, resulting in an entirely too cumbersome process.
Before Outlook was activated, the Fuji program would use Outlook
Express, which was
On Jul 7, 2008, at 12:04 PM, Steve Rigby wrote:
Study says more than 10,000 laptops go missing at US airports each
week
In response to my own message, another parallel article states
that most of the computers go missing at the security checkpoints. I
would therefore hazard a guess
Every time I have flown you must take your laptop out of the bag and
put into one of those bins.
From what I read in the article it seems many folks forget to pick
their laptop back up, and then proceed not to ask for it or search for it.
It sounds more like forgetfulness, than theft. I am
On Jul 7, 2008, at 12:33 PM, Richard P. wrote:
Is there a way to prevent Outlook from running, short of
uninstalling it? The Fuji Fine Pix Viewer software defaults to
Outlook when sending a picture via email, resulting in an entirely
too cumbersome process. Before Outlook was activated,
What did Fuji tech support say when you called?
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 12:33 PM, Richard P. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
simpler process which I would like to go back to. I haven't been able to
find any way of changing the default within the Fuji program.
On Jul 5, 2008, at 3:46 PM, David K Watson wrote:
When you ran the hardware check, did you do the extended
memory test? If you don't have an old DIMM to check the memory,
that is the next best thing.
Tell us about your system. What PCI cards do you have? Do you
have a hardware accelerator,
On Jul 7, 2008, at 1:01 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Every time I have flown you must take your laptop out of the bag
and put into one of those bins.
That is the procedure.
From what I read in the article it seems many folks forget to pick
their laptop back up, and then proceed not
http://picasa.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=enanswer=15054
That's how to change your default email program in xp.
It's not a fuji program problem, fuji sends a call to your os to use the
default email and your os indicates to use outlook.
Mike
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 9:33 AM, Richard P.
On Jul 7, 2008, at 1:39 PM, Jennifer Hiebert wrote:
Thanks for the additional advice. I did do the extended mem test,
and then, just for anyhow, I guess, a 5-loop Rember test on
Saturday. All passed, though I know that doesn't guarantee solid
hardware. The system's pretty much as it came
Study says more than 10,000 laptops go missing at US airports each week
Actually 10,000 PCs. Most were not lost, they were abandoned.
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anyone have experience cancelling comcast. both internet and TV. I have had
comcast since the day they arrived in my area a few years ago. it finally
works.
i have decided to go to FIOS.
i had verizon high speed internet at my factory. they answered the phone
better than comcast.
lead
that number sounds about right. i get to DCA an hour ahead of my flight. i
hear the call for the passenger to pick up their computer at tsa once every 2
or 3 times i sit.
i have never heard a call for abandon computer at DFW(dallas).
At 02:38 PM 7/7/2008, you wrote:
Study says more than
On Jul 7, 2008, at 2:38 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Actually 10,000 PCs. Most were not lost, they were abandoned.
An even worse scenario.
Steve
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On Jul 7, 2008, at 3:06 PM, gerald wrote:
that number sounds about right. i get to DCA an hour ahead of my
flight. i hear the call for the passenger to pick up their
computer at tsa once every 2 or 3 times i sit.
So, how in the hell does one go about forgetting their computer,
You just call the regular Comcast number - 1-800-COMCAST (I've got it
memorized I've had to call them so many times).
One of the voice mail choices is to cancel your service.
That's when the fun comes in. They'll ship you off to the Customer
Retention Department - they'll offer you lower rates
Yes and no.
With the current way Insurance works on many sides there is no effort
needed to get reimbursed.
I happen to value my Laptop and would not want to loose it no matter what.
Stewart
At 02:28 PM 7/7/2008, you wrote:
On Jul 7, 2008, at 2:38 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Actually 10,000
TSA is not the one required to contact you if you leave something.
Does the motel call you if you leave a piece of clothing in your room
when you travel?
I lost a very nice sport coat last summer in a very nice high class
expensive hotel. Forgot it in my room. Last it was seen.
Items
On Jul 7, 2008, at 4:18 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
TSA is not the one required to contact you if you leave something.
According to a recent post here on this subject, TSA will make
announcements about forgotten computers, at least at Dulles
International.
Does the motel call you
So, how in the hell does one go about forgetting their computer,
especially as many times at it apparently occurs? And then to make
so little effort to retrieve it? Have we, as a society, actually
developed that much of a throw away attitude toward relatively
expensive things? If so,
On Jul 7, 2008, at 5:33 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
A Mac owner would not do this, but not so if you are lugging around a
misbehaving PC that some driod in IT decided you must have. I would
not
make any effort to get it back. I would be thinking that I might get a
replacement that maybe, just
i think that to be incorrect. the life of corporate individual is within the
carried computer.
At 06:36 PM 7/7/2008, you wrote:
On Jul 7, 2008, at 5:33 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
A Mac owner would not do this, but not so if you are lugging around a
misbehaving PC that some driod in IT decided you
I am running a Vista computer (#1) hardwired to a Linksys wrt54G
router, and an XP computer (#2) via Linksys wireless. All software
updated, all firewalls and antiviruses disabled. All in the same
workgroup, all permissions to share the C: drives. All can get on the
internet.
Computer #2 can
What is the boot sequence of these computers?
I know that sometimes this affects which one can see which one.
My suggestion is Vista first than XP. If that fails reverse.
Stewart
At 06:44 PM 7/7/2008, you wrote:
I am running a Vista computer (#1) hardwired to a Linksys wrt54G
router, and
I wrote:
Windows XP computer; Verizon DSL
Sometimes I get a popup warning from the sys tray (lower right-hand side).
What does this mean? Is a warn out ether cable a possible source?
Tony B replied:
Ya, you completely forgot to tell us what the notification is. Presumably
it's just telling you
No. You completely missed the rest of my message. I had already
assumed that was the error you were referring to.
To reiterate, Windows is just telling you there's no connection on
that device. But unless something has broken, you can safely ignore
it. Or disable the message.
On Mon, Jul 7,
What's funny is, knowing Tom's insecurity with his computer choice I knew
exactly where he was going...you've been around long enough too...you should
have known this would work to some kind of pc slam.
Mike
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 1:20 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes
Well all the mac owners all have higher IQ's are better dressed, drive
faster better cars, travel in first class and also have anywhere from 3 to
16 assistance helping them remember their laptop. It's just not fair to
those dumb pc people!
Mike
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL
Even including thefts, this just doesn't sound plausible. Can anyone
find the *actual study*? Following a bunch of links they all just seem
to link to each other.
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Steve Rigby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Study says more than 10,000 laptops go missing at US airports
Computer #1 cannot even see computer #2 - Access denied error # 0x80070005.
Is this correct? Access denied is a response to a connection request. I
don't see how you could get to access denied if #1 did not see #2, try
to connect, and then get told to buzz off.
An suggestion where to start? I
Even including thefts, this just doesn't sound plausible. Can anyone
find the *actual study*? Following a bunch of links they all just seem
to link to each other.
Here it is. The study was sponsored by Dell.
http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/services/dell_lost_laptop_study.pdf
It says,
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 7:44 PM, Q. Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am running a Vista computer (#1) hardwired to a Linksys wrt54G router,
and an XP computer (#2) via Linksys wireless. All software updated, all
firewalls and antiviruses disabled. All in the same workgroup, all
permissions to
I am also getting rid of Comcast for Verizon FIOS. I am scheduled for
Friday, July 18 for the FIOS install. Verizon told me to wait until I
was
completely sure that the FIOS install was done properly before canceling
Comcast. I figure that the weekend will be long enough for me to see if
Expletive it! That is the second time in a row that I have forgotten to
edit the subject line to reflect the message I was replying to. Even
worse,
when I tried to correct myself last time, I discovered I'd sent the
message
to myself! Too much vacation, I guess. I'll try to be more
Actually, that reminds me: I recall that I got a number of
kernel panics just before my Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
failed. The panics had to be due to the mouse because
I noticed that they always occurred after I clicked on something
after the mouse had warmed up, and the panics went away
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