Crocodile
- 07 Oct 2003 07:50
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If you have a PC problem lets hear about it,
we may be able to help!
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zzaxx99
- 25 Oct 2003 21:30
- 33 of 133
Can anyone identify a wireless PCMCIA card that support 802.11g (54g), or even 802.11b, that it (a) currently available, and (b) works with NT4.
I can find a lot of the former, but none of the latter. I'm stuck on NT on my laptop, until my employers get around to updating it - which may well be another couple of years.
Don't really want to leave my wireless router gathering dust for that long, so, any ideas?
brianboru
- 26 Oct 2003 04:34
- 34 of 133
Arkwright - Download this 9 meg package -
This update consists of previously released critical updates, for Windows XP, rolled into one convenient package. Installing this item provides you the same results as installing the individual updates.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=D531BF00-D7BE-48E3-ABCC-961602BD72C2&displaylang=en
but you may need to be logged on to XP as administrator (or the first name you used when installing XP) to run these updates I think. That's possibly why you can't run the standard update? XP checks for digital signatures to authenticate drivers.
Stan
- 26 Oct 2003 10:19
- 35 of 133
Can anyone give me an answer to my Question on the 23rd Oct. please?
hrothgar
- 26 Oct 2003 10:24
- 36 of 133
Stan,
Surge protectors are identical for Mac or PC, any of the big electrical outlets (Comet, Dixons) should be able to sell you one.
Stan
- 26 Oct 2003 10:36
- 37 of 133
Thanks hrothgar, Much appreciated.
arkwright
- 26 Oct 2003 19:19
- 38 of 133
Cheers brianboru, have windows 98se and found updates from your link.
jgp212
- 28 Oct 2003 10:34
- 39 of 133
Good Morning all.
My wife wants to buy a Laptop and the question is:
Which one is the best value for money?
Her budget is 1100.
Regards
Jeff
washlander
- 28 Oct 2003 10:55
- 40 of 133
Go to any electrical shop for surge protectors they are all very good. PC World, Argos ect
washlander
- 28 Oct 2003 10:58
- 41 of 133
Buy a mag like PC Shopper. It will give you idea. It depends entirely what you want the lap top for. If do not want one for gaming, video, graphic or some such you can get very reasonable priced ones.
jgp212
- 28 Oct 2003 11:03
- 42 of 133
washlander,
My wife is a GP so it will be used for medical matters
and e-mail.
Regards
Jeff
washlander
- 28 Oct 2003 11:43
- 43 of 133
If that is all you want it for,ie records, spread sheets and the like then there are several relly good deals on the market.
brianboru
- 28 Oct 2003 12:10
- 44 of 133
Dell or Compaq come well recommended. I'd go for larger screen and more ram rather than a higher processor speed. Tons of choice for 1100.
PCWorld (Ugh!) Have a nice Compaq for 999 inc or build your own at www.dell.co.uk
jgp212
- 28 Oct 2003 12:19
- 45 of 133
Many Thanks for the advice guys I will inform my wife.
Best Regards
Jeff
kantona
- 31 Oct 2003 15:54
- 46 of 133
hi,
i wonder if some one can advise me pse.. when i visit sites such as advfn my screen shows up sign JAVA DISABLED , does any one know how i can enable this .. i was told by some one that i may have to download some software from Micrsoft site.. i tried doing as they told me but microsoft wouldn't allow me .. any advice offered vll be appreciated.
thx
kantona
- 31 Oct 2003 17:34
- 47 of 133
any techies out there ??
brianboru
- 31 Oct 2003 19:07
- 48 of 133
Click on the help button on ADVFN - then follow the instructions to get streaming working. Streaming uses java so somewhere in there should be your answer.
Crocodile
- 31 Oct 2003 22:07
- 49 of 133
Jgp
EMail me regarding the Laptop
david@traderpc.com
D.
Guitarist
- 04 Nov 2003 21:42
- 50 of 133
I've no idea how it happened but I appear to have deleted the Disk-Cleanup program from my PC. And no it's not still in the Recycle Bin. Is there any way I can get it back?????
TIA, Guitarist.
Geonic
- 10 Nov 2003 09:53
- 51 of 133
Some help with networking please, it’s a new area for me…
I'm about to get broadband ADSL for my desktop (Win 98SE). I want to link my laptop (XP Home) to the desktop so that I can access broadband from the laptop too. I want a wireless link and from info I’ve found using Google I’ve concluded that the following is all I need: a wireless PCI card for the desktop and a wireless PCMCIA card for the laptop.
Two questions:
Is my conclusion correct?
Is the mix of Win98SE and XP ok for broadband sharing?
Kayak
- 10 Nov 2003 12:33
- 52 of 133
Geonic, yes, it should work fine. Windows 98SE includes internet connection sharing (not plain Windows 98). The two wireless cards should be the same make or preferably bought as a set to ensure there are no incompatibilities.