Tom Piwowar wrote:
My question is: can I make the following changes to the registry of
Windows XP Home without fear of creating a big problem?
I do have and regularly use a registry cleaner. Doesn't help with this
problem.
Which one?
The one that I use is called Registry
My question is: can I make the following changes to the registry of
Windows XP Home without fear of creating a big problem?
I purchased the latest version of a PC movie maker program (Pinnacle
Studio 12) and every time I start the program I receive 5 error messages
saying: The Creative ASIO
I'm not trying to start an argument, but I have had a problem with the
Creative Zen mp3 player. Bought one for my daughter last Xmas because
it (unlike the iPod or the Zune) can download and play audio novels from
the public library. A few months later the LCD screen cracked without
I am the original poster of this thread. Thanks to all who replied to
my questions.
In case anyone cares,
(1) Crucial.com lists memory for the HP Pavillion a6600z for $23 for 2
GB card;
(2) datamem.com does not sell memory for HP a6600z;
(3) haven't looked at OtherWorld yet;
(4)
My daughter has a Macbook Pro laptop. She says she can't view WMV video
files. Is there a way to view them on the Mac?
If not, what video format can be viewed? RealVideo? Mpeg?
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I bought a new HP model a6600z desktop computer for my daughter (to
replace an old desktop that couldn't recognize its optical drive no
matter how much I tried to fix it). Windows 64-bit Vista Home Premium OS.
The computer has two memory slots, both filled with 1 GB memory cards.
To get 3
don't need to turn off UAC to install anything. If it's able to be
installed on 64bit it will...UAC doesn't have anything to do with it.
Mike
On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Robert carrollcompu...@gmail.com wrote:
This must be the problem that I have installing older software on a Vista
64
This must be the problem that I have installing older software on a
Vista 64-bit computer that I just bought.
When I insert the application CD, a message appears that I don't have
administration rights to install the software.
According to the MS link that you provided, the only way to
I was browsing the Dell website for an XPS desktop, and found that all
the XPS machines come with Vista 64-bit OS, whether I select an Intel 2
Duo or a quad-core processor. The 32-bit version of Vista is not offered.
Do these processors require 64-bit OS to function?
I have a lot of old
This is a continuation thread of a problem that started two or three
months ago.
What has gone before: Daughter took PC to college; sometime thereafter
optical drive failed to work. Drive does not appear in My Computer.
Device Manager says driver is corrupt or missing. Does not seem to be
Jeff Wright wrote:
I want to find a way to forward multiple email messages from my work
email account to gmail for storage. By this, I mean that I want the
messages in gmail to appear listed individually in the same way that
they are received in my work email.
Why? Because my work email has a
On Cox cable (I'm the one considering switching to Verizon fios) the
InternetFrog shows download speed 4.45 Mbps and upload 2.29.
gerald wrote:
on the wva sites i show 9.8 2.1 on the internet frog i showed 8.2 2.78.
big ratio difference.
maybe the way the sites look at things and
P.S.,
I tried the InternetFrog a second time with Cox cable, and got these
results: download 6.76 Mbps, upload 2.36 Mbps.
Actually, after several repeats of the test, these numbers are more
typical of these tests than the earlier one that I originally posted.
So happens on the first post,
A door-to-door salesman showed up at my hovel today to sell me
Verizon's internet, TV, and phone package using FIOS.
I know FIOS transmission is supposed to be quicker than cable, but I
don't know if I would actually benefit from getting it. To ask those
who know, what improvement (if any)
Thanks for info. My problem is that I don't know which are installed
and which aren't. There are about 2000 typefaces. What happens if I
follow your instructions to select all of them but about 600 are already
installed?
Jeff Wright wrote:
I want to install new typefaces fonts on a
I have a 5-year old desktop PC using Windows XP Home. The Start Menu
(to get a list of All Programs to launch) displays all the installed
programs in a listing by columns. If there are more programs than can
be listed in a single column, a second column is listed to the right of
the first,
Where did you get it?
Constance Warner wrote:
This may not be exactly a propos, but we bought a new VCR with a digital
tuner in it. Much to our surprise, we picked up digital signals as soon
as we installed it, using an old window-mounted analog antenna.
Unfortunately, we can't tell whether
A follow-up on my question about finding a replacement device for my
broken VCR that will work with both broadcast digital signals and
satellite signals. After much searching, I have concluded there is no
replacement for a VCR.
Searching Google for a VCR with digital tuner there is only one
Maybe I misunderstand, but are you asking about a GPS?
I have a Garmin and like it very much. There are many ways to plan a
trip. There is an extensive list of places -- universities,
restaurants, churches, theaters, gas stations, and very many more that
may be selected as a destination.
Tony B wrote:
A digital clock doesn't slow down when the battery gets low. It either
runs or it doesn't.
I guess any battery eventually dies, but no, I've never replaced a
cmos battery, presumably because the boards are replaced first. My
oldest running system is about 7 (?) years old now - an
Betty,
What is the name of the DVD recorder? When I Google Samsung DVD
recorder I get only links to camcorders. When I visit the Samsung web
site, there is no product there that looks like a digital VCR using DVD
disks or hard drives.
b_s-wilk wrote:
I wouldn't buy a combo recorder.
My VHS VCR of about 10 years just died, and my VCR with S-VHS appears
likely to die shortly.
Oh! All my tapes of my children that I intended to transfer to DVD from
20 years ago but never did may be lost; recording the latest
presidential debate tonight might not happen if the S-VHS fails.
This is a follow-up of the original message about a failed optical drive
on a custom-built PC.
My freshman daughter in college reported that her optical drive --
CD/DVD burner -- was unusable, didn't appear in My Computer, and gave an
error message Windows cannot load the device driver for
There was not enough information in the link for me to conclude how
effective the experiment was. For example, the article did not say if
the students were using their own computer or someone else's computer,
such as a school computer. If the latter case, then a student might
well decide
At 04:31 PM 9/13/2008, Fred Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.cyriak.co.uk/lhc/lhc-webcams.html
Black hole, schmack hole! I refuse to let this European fuck-up harsh
my weekend mellow. I mean, just because the world is about to end in an
unstoppable gravitational collapse
Daughter bought a MacBook Pro a year ago and purchased a 3-year
warranty. Now, (1) DVD burner sometimes works, sometimes doesn't and
(2) there are dead pixels showing on the screen. She went to the Apple
store in Tysons Corner, waited 3 hours to see someone, and was told to
burn all the data
, but in the meantime Jave found it does well with Sony -R
CDs and dvds for some reason.
Charles
On Sep 12, 2008, at 17:12, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daughter bought a MacBook Pro a year ago and purchased a 3-year
warranty. Now, (1) DVD burner sometimes works, sometimes doesn't and
(2
At 05:04 PM 9/9/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So in a little over seven hours the Large Hadron Collider will be switched
on...any takers on if we'll all survive? I've set up a google alert to my
cell phone for the big event. The question is if all goes wrong, will I
get the msg before
I am developing a web site. I found that Chrome -- I downloaded just
for testing -- apparently does not recognize the embed statement in
html. While embed is not standard html, it is how audio and video gets
played on a web site. Firefox, IE, and Opera all recognize embed.
Paul Meyer
.
You can see my web site, still not completed, at
http://www.riversidesax.info/
John DeCarlo wrote:
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 3:48 PM, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am developing a web site. I found that Chrome -- I downloaded just for
testing -- apparently does not recognize
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I am developing a web site. I found that Chrome -- I downloaded just
for testing -- apparently does not recognize the embed statement in
html. While embed is not standard html, it is how audio and video gets
played on a web site. Firefox, IE, and Opera all recognize
At 03:21 AM 9/3/2008, John McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should only be one name on the short list for VP John Gilroy! The
Piwowar/Gilroy ticket would be like a reunion of Lennon and Macartney.
Between John and Tom, which one is the dead guy?
Hard for me to tell, just by
So happens that I was looking last night a Newegg for a USB external
hard drive, and I discovered that these drives cost about $80 -- $100
regardless of whether they were 300 GB or 500 GB; the 100 GB size cost
about $60 -- $90. If it were me, I would buy the 500 GB or larger at a
cost of
1, 2008 at 12:27 PM, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So happens that I was looking last night a Newegg for a USB external hard
drive, and I discovered that these drives cost about $80 -- $100 regardless
of whether they were 300 GB or 500 GB; the 100 GB size cost about $60 --
$90. If it were me
At 01:10 PM 9/1/2008, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who should I pander to?
You should pander to me: Your old pal, Bob.
Should I consider a hermaphrodite who uses a PC at work and a Mac at home?
No, you shouldn't. Proper pandering requires you to give me cash, not
Well, I have already registered the domain name for one year at a cost
of $2 so that I can't now stay away. But the web host is a different
company, 3essentials.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
It is ironic that I have gotten very little spam as a result of my
public domain registration, but I have
Newbie at making a web site (better said: at creating a new domain name
web hosting) has registered a domain name (godaddy) and paid for web
hosting (3essentials). Godaddy wants me to pay an additional $9 per
year to them for privacy for the domain name.
Is it worth it?
Thanks for the speedy reply. I've emailed daughter to ask about her
installing any new programs.
Is it possible that a program can cause a problem with the optical drive
on one computer but not on another?
The last program installed on daughter's computer that Dad paid for is
Adobe
b_s-wilk wrote:
There are so many eBay stores with Buy It Now prices better than
ending auction prices, and other sites with great prices.
Betty
---
Agreed. I always search for a good price from a source other than eBay,
and many times I can find one that is sells the same item cheaper
For the third or fourth time I have been automatically unsubscribed to
this listserv because, the notice says, messages have been bounced back
from my Cox email account. Each time before I resubscribed, but this
time I have set up a gmail account for receiving listserv messages.
This message
been using gmail for this for years. Just don't
expect to see your own messages until someone replies.
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 5:43 PM, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
Post successful. I've been using gmail for this for years. Just don't
expect to see your own messages until someone replies.
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 5:43 PM, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Eric S. Sande wrote:
Fiber spans rarely fail, unless inadvertently cut.
If the fiber optic is cut, can it be spliced back into service like a
cut copper wire? Or does a whole new line have to be run?
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At 10:12 AM 8/5/2008, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order for secularism, whatever in hell THAT means, to be a religion,
it must have some set of relatively well-settled articles of faith which
have been organized into a more or less formal, and, in any event,
Thank you for the detailed information.
Here is the info:
My computer: ipaddress 192.168.1.3; subnet mask 255.255.255.0; default
gateway 192.168.1.1
Daughter's computer ipaddress 192.168.1.2; other addresses same.
Looking at ZoneAlarm Log Viewer on my computer, each instance is either
my
At 11:44 PM 8/3/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this to say the censoring of anything only comes from the religious?
I was addressing the forms of censorship that Stewart was discussing.
Those are, for the reasons I described, motivated by religious beliefs, on
the one hand, and
At 08:16 PM 8/3/2008, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have a problem with organized religion.
What problem is that, Stewart? Please enlighten me. I happen to ADORE
both the free exercise and establishment clauses of the First Amendment.
Your right and my right to
At 03:57 PM 8/4/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are correct about the fairness doctrine, it has nothing to do with
censorship but rather a free market vs government regulated market.
I disagree, Mike, because of your use of the term market. The legal
philosophy in this country,
At 07:07 AM 8/4/2008, John Emmerling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert,
Bob, please.
As a fellow secularist, I have to point out that this type of
confrontational arguing serves to discredit us in the eyes of most US citizens.
No, it doesn't. And, even if it did, how would you
At 07:14 AM 8/4/2008, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way some would view secularism as its own religion.
Which just goes to show you how desperate some theocrat wannabes can get.
In order for secularism, whatever in hell THAT means, to be a
religion, it must
At 03:43 PM 8/4/2008, Chris Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our federal government is supposed to reflect that choice by the laws it
passes. This is not always the case and people may disagree with it.
I disagree with the supposed to part. They have a number of democratic
ideals, and a
For about 2 weeks I have been getting frequent messages from ZoneAlarm
that says it has blocked internet access (NetBIOS session) from
192.168.1.2 (TCP Port 3680), (TCP Flags: S). These messages appear 4 or
5 times a day.
There is no more information, so I don't know what causes ZoneAlarm to
See below.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
For about 2 weeks I have been getting frequent messages from ZoneAlarm
that says it has blocked internet access (NetBIOS session) from
192.168.1.2 (TCP Port 3680), (TCP Flags: S). These messages appear 4 or
5 times a day.
192.168.1.2 is a non-routable
Beginning:
At 08:22 PM 8/2/2008, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can everyone here do me a favor and quit bashing religion.
No. When religion deserves not to be bashed, people, generally
speaking, I predict, will stop bashing it. But this is America, Stewart.
You're
Conclusion:
China which is not a Christian nation has a very strict moral code on what
is allowed and what is not. I can give you many examples out there.
I don't think there are any examples to give. Just because you, or
they, call it a moral code doesn't make it one. Particularly
At 07:43 PM 8/3/2008, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sociology 101 Morals = Ethics.
Extant mammals = Unicorns. I gave you examples of clearly unethical
behaviors that might have been moral, assuming morals exist, but, rather
than consider them on their merits, such
At 08:54 AM 8/1/2008, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The bluenoses are merely looking for some way to justify hating you...
I is not at all limited to sexually explicit material.
I agree completely with you, which uses up my Agreement With Tom
quota for the decade, but I only
At 02:32 PM 8/2/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed..so we should allow the posting of 50 year old men having sex with
nine year old boys?
Interesting image. How/Why did you come up with it? Have you ever
actually seen anything like that? Do you know anyone who has? How can you
At 06:49 PM 7/31/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wasn't that settled by Potter Stewart who said, I can't define it but I
know it when I see it!!
I don't think anyone with an adult level of cultural and
sociological sophistication (which, if you trust most of the opinions of
those who
I was away for 3 weeks, and when yesterday I booted up my two PC
computers at home, Windows XP did an update. Now I am unable to connect
to the internet unless I shut off Zone Alarm. This is on both computers.
Any advice for fixing this?
I have an older Dell XPS Gen 2 computer with Windows XP Home --3 GHz
Pentium 4, 1 Meg DDRAM, about 1.5 terabytes disk drives, about 250 GB
internal: the rest external. Very, very many applications, most used
frequently. These include graphics, video processing, mathematical
processing (e.g.,
http://www.workingassets.com/FAQs.aspx
They are reselling Sprint:
http://www.workingassets.com/FAQs.aspx
So reliability / coverage should be identical with Sprint. On the plus side,
you don't have to deal with Sprint's customer service.
-Robert
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From: Paula Minor
is the Snapgear
SG560, but Sonicwall also does this well (with appropriate upgrades).
-Robert
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I ran the upgrade adviser and it shows only 15 of my applications won't
work with Vista -- better than I had expected. There were no device
problems except for Bluetooth which won't work with Vista.
Chris Dunford wrote:
I haven't tried Vista yet, but I think one problem might be that some
mike wrote:
Does anyone know why anyone wants to avoid vista on new machines? What is
the problem?
Mike
I haven't tried Vista yet, but I think one problem might be that some
software doesn't work for Vista as it does for XP. I'd like to see a
list of software that doesn't work with
I got only six of the nine SATA messages, and I am using Cox.
Jeff Wright wrote:
To update on the piss-poor spam filtering that Comcast is using, it
continues with a new twist. I'm getting *some* messages on threads, but not
all at times. For instance, Tony's thread on SATA drivers, I only
I'm getting no messages since May 29.
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My Zone Alarm version is 7.0.470
Larry Sacks wrote:
Ok...there's a couple of issues here.
I'll respond some now and more later...
What version of ZoneAlarm do you have? I've got it at home and in case
they're the same (or close) I might be able to tell you exactly what to
do.
But the basic
Roy Ackerman,Ph.D.,P.Ch.E.,E.A. wrote:
Professional or Home?
Home is flaky- professional works just fine.
One computer has Windows XP Home, the other Professional.
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Thank you very much for the detailed instructions. I plan to try them
tomorrow. But as of now (not turning the zone alarm firewall off), I
don't see any place to click as you suggest in My Network Places. My
computer is the one with Windows XP Home.
In My Network Places, I see two folders
I've spent some time Googling but can't find an answer.
I have two computers that access the internet via a wired router that is
connected to a cable modem. I want to share files between the two
computers, and a printer.
I have run Windows XP Network Setup Wizard on both computers, but I
Tony B wrote:
I suppose I really should know better than to question the size of
someone's tools.
Were this a carpentry list, and I dared suggest those with smaller
hammers were just as productive as those with bigger ones, I imagine
the small firestorm from a very few people would be about the
you like.
-Robert
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] kaspersky?? is it safe - is it better than Norton
I currently use Kaspersky
rlsimon wrote:
Does anyone know if the best way to get spending cash in the EU while on
travel from the US is to use a bank card or charge card at an ATM as far as
rate of exchange, etc.??
IMHO, ATM and debit cards are the best way to convert, followed by
credit cards. Credit cards may
rlsimon wrote:
On purchases, I get a rebate, yes. But, alas, not for withdrawal of cash at
an atm. I have the option of doing a wire transfer to my family member's
bank there but I don't know if the rate will be a wholesale conversion
rate like with the credit/atm cards or another less
b_s-wilk wrote:
snip
We had to pay cash for an apartment we rented for a few weeks last
summer. Took three days to come up with 900 euros, since the clown
ATMs wouldn't give us more than 200 euros each day, and we had three
different credit cards but, the clown bank ATM wouldn't take my Chase
Send it via YouSendIt.com http://www.yousendit.com/
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I've made a Real Estate Fact Sheet PDF for my GF, which looks nice but
is too large to email to her. The first page has five color photos and
weighs in at 25 MB.
My tools are a G5 iMac running Mac OS 10.5.2,
Well, I am ignorant, so I will post my opinion.
I don't have Vista but Windows XP instead. I get a blue screen about
once a month. I don't bother with waiting for the save feature -- 140
pages, can't remember. I just reboot the computer and everything is OK
until the next blue screen.
I know that there are a few photographers graphic designers here, so
this is a question.
What is the best way to locate still images on the web? I have used
searches on Google images and Alta Vista images; sometimes one is better
than the other, but they are not consistently better.
Is
I was intrigued with several earlier posts here, first about free movie
downloads in public domain and then about bittorrent. So I decided to
investigate.
I found a web site that said that the web browser Opera supported
bittorrent, so I went to a web site that had free downloads with
Tony B wrote:
I was helping a neighbor with her new broadband today and she's into
classic movies. So I started telling her about the internet. But
everything we could scare up on a Google search seems to want you to
watch stuff on their site.
Is anyone aware of any sites that are geared toward
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Bad news. Your browser test looks almost exactly like mine and nothing
looks wrong. I have an older version of Shockwave (10.1 vs. 10.2) and
newer version of QuickTime (7.04 vs. 7.2) than you do. That does not
explain your YouTube problem.
Does anyone see anything amiss in
As I mentioned in previous messages, I can't see any YouTube videos or
flashes but can view flash from other sites. As an addendum, I am
unable to use the travel site SideStep http://www.sidestep.com/ because
it works OK until the search is completed and the results to be
displayed disappear
I can't view this link. The message says that either JavaScript is
turned off or I have an old version of Adobe's Flash Player.
Downloaded latest version, still same message.
How to I check to see if Java Script is turned off? Using Firefox with
Windows XP.
Jeff Wright wrote:
Did someone
I found out how to enable JavaScript using the You Tube help. It was
already enabled. I still can't see this video nor any other video on
YouTube.
What's wrong?
Jeff Wright wrote:
Did someone say food fight?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-yldqNkGfo
It seems that it is only YouTube that I can't view flash videos. I went
to several other sites with flash video and Mozilla Firefox plays them all.
I have searched Google for a cause but can find no link that might
explain why the YouTube message that either JavaScript is turned off or
I
Tom,
Thanks for your reply.
First, I guess that YouTube is showing a video, not a flash, that I
can't view. But none of the videos nor the flash files can I view on
YouTube, but I can view both on other sites.
I visited your link, below, and got this result:
1 Browser type and version
is 15 hours, the battery is charged via USB cable whenever
it is connected to the PC, mp3 files can be transferred and played by
the minidisc, and editing of the minidisc tracks can be done on the PC.
Robert Michael Abrams wrote:
Before I go to Best Buy or Circuit City with this issue, I'd
At 11:44 PM 3/11/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgot about Audacity...good free program also.
I downloaded Audacity 1.2.6 (rather than the ß-version upgrade), and
will try to install it later today. Thanks very much for the suggestions in
your previous post.
I'm
Before I go to Best Buy or Circuit City with this issue, I'd like to
bounce it off folks who I trust to give me reasonable answer, if they have
one, and who will say so if they don't. Here goes:
I run WinXP (SP2, IIRC) and have RealPlayer 11.01 (Build 6.0.14.794,
but who's
A friend of mine on another list came up with these links:
http://www.sweetadelines.org.uk/docs/how_to_minidisc.pdf
http://forums.minidisc.org/
Even though I'm still open to any other suggestions, the first link
might just do the trick, and the second seems like a nice
I have posted here before about my college student daughter giving her
desktop computer to my high-school student because the college student
got a MacBook Pro. The desktop was a local custom build PC. It has
Windows XP Pro OS.
Strange things are happening with the new computer. (The
In a recent post on this listserv, I asked about increasing memory on an
old computer that my high school daughter was using. That computer was:
Dell Optiplex GX240
1700 MHz. Pentium 4; 3/256 KB memory cache
Bus 100 MHz.
The consensus was that the computer was too old to try to upgrade
I have an older desktop computer for my daughter's use which was
adequate until she is now in high school. She complains that she can't
play on-line games because the computer is too slow. I'm wondering if
additional RAM would help, and if so whether it is worth buying for such
an old
At 08:57 AM 2/18/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't dispute your basic premise, however I think it's unfair to label
those who are offended by the public display of these images as
extremists. Islam (to my limited understanding) has a fundamental
objection to graven images and depictions
At 05:01 PM 2/16/2008, Steve Rigby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wikipedia, the free online encyclopaedia, is refusing to remove medieval
artistic depictions of the Prophet Muhammad, despite being flooded with
complaints from Muslims demanding the images be deleted.
http://tinyurl.com/2f9q7w
This morning an ice storm hit my house and the power went out. After it
was restored, my computer wouldn't boot because the setup menu was all
changed (hard drives not recognized, etc.) I restored everything but
now can't get the USB ports working. The driver is not found in Device
Manager.
' sequence or download the latest BIOS
upgrade from your manufacturer. (be VERY careful to get the right one!)
Good Luck!
- Brian
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Subject: [CGUYS] USB drivers missing
This morning an ice storm hit my house and the power went out. After
Yes, there is now no error message.
Brian Jones wrote:
Has your error message disappared?
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] USB drivers missing
I followed your advice about unplugging the USB devices. I also
unplugged the power supply even
Now that my USB problem appears to be solved on my Windows XP desktop, a
further question. I earlier mentioned that I had to reset the Setup
because after the power failure there were no drives were found, the
date and time were wrong, the RAID controller had be switched on, etc.
I restored
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