James Button wrote:
Obviously he started thinking like an engineer,
and them PC's can sense an engineer.
I believe most of them can also sense someone with a 1Kg club hammer and
visions of very broken case and electronics
Also I have known systems to automatically go through the OS stages of
hardware replacement, 1 step at each boot
I.E.
Uninstall drivers
Remove hardware from startup recognition
Newly recognise the hardware
Drivers re-installed
Application recognises and uses 'newly' installed hardware
JimB
You got it backwards, JimB! I'm the (retired) engineer; he's a retired
farmer!
Hmmm...you reminded me of another problem he has, with his USB
printer. I deleted the printer from CP > Printers, disconnected the
USB cable, rebooted and plugged the cable back in. Win98 did not
recognize the printer. And when I tried to install via the HP
installation CD, it refused -- "You're using USB? Let the computer
recognize the printer!"
And suggestions?
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Pete Holsberg
Columbus, NJ
Treat everyone the way you want to be treated.
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