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PC & MAC CLINIC - On line problem solving. (CPU)     

Crocodile - 16 Dec 2002 03:59

Richgit69 - 20 Oct 2008 19:06 - 7331 of 11003

Optimist, thanks again I just to clear up something about connecting the Netgear EVA8000

Am I right in thinking how can it be wireless if its connected by PC-EthernetCable-NetgearBox-HDMI Cable-TV HDMI, ummm, am i missing something here

ThePublisher - 20 Oct 2008 19:06 - 7332 of 11003

Opt,

Merely reporting the problem experienced by a pal in a converted Suffolk farm house.

But it could have been his phases that phased him !!!

TP

Optimist - 20 Oct 2008 20:15 - 7333 of 11003

Richgit

The EVA8000 would connect to your PC using either/or WiFi / Ethernet. It will need to be positioned close to your TV and conected to the TV via an HDMI or other AV cable.

My comments regarding WiFi v Ethernet were to point out that although I'm sure the unit will work with WiFi, it will be better if you use an Ethernet cable

dealerdear - 21 Oct 2008 11:13 - 7334 of 11003

Hi

Just reiterating my previous question. Selftrade have made a minor adjustment to their website over the weekend and I now can't access the site let alone my account. According to them, I am the only person with this problem. I've tried geting rid of temp. files, history, cookies to no avail. I got rid of my firewall and managed to get half the site! I'm with Virginmedia. If anybody can give me reasons for this (I've never experienecd it before with any site) I'd really appreciate their help. Perhaps it is a ISP issue? I'm not around till later but will act on any advice I receive tonight.

Thanks

ExecLine - 21 Oct 2008 11:39 - 7335 of 11003

I wonder if it might be a Java issue?

Click on Tools, Internet Options, Programs, Manage add-ons

Scroll down the list and look for

Java Plug-in 1.6.0_10

Anything less than '10' means you aren't using the most recent issue and your Java program is not really up to date. The easy way to do a Java update is via MoneyAm's link. Say on the Stockwatch page.

And then there is the 'Pop up blocker' side of things to think about. This might be another possibility. There are quite a few that might be 'on' and causing interference. eg, IE, Google, Stumble, etc, etc. - but I doubt this is it.

maddoctor - 21 Oct 2008 11:43 - 7336 of 11003

whats the best Dell PC for trading at the mo?

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 16:34 - 7337 of 11003

Have a packard bell laptop E3265
WHICH WILL not boot up
turns on then will not go past packard bell screen which says prss F2 for Bios
or F12 for boot network
Both do nothing when i put recovery disc in it does nothing although the it lights up and makes a noise but nothing
what do you think the problem is ?

HARRYCAT - 21 Oct 2008 17:24 - 7338 of 11003

Can you get in to DOS by pressing F8 & selecting safe mode with command prompt?
If so then you can run check disk as a DOS command.

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 18:12 - 7339 of 11003

non of the F keys seem to work
nothing when i press F8

Optimist - 21 Oct 2008 18:52 - 7340 of 11003

breydon

I does not sound good. You could try removing the battery for a few minutes and then try again, also disconnect any external leads that you have plugged in and take out the DVD drive. After that, you should check the warrenty.

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 18:54 - 7341 of 11003

WILL do that now
no warrenty left

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 19:00 - 7342 of 11003

no take battery out and all leads still nothing

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 19:01 - 7343 of 11003

is it the motherboard or ???

Optimist - 21 Oct 2008 19:19 - 7344 of 11003

It could be a motherboard fault but it could also be memory or a poor conection somewhere. Another thing that you could try is removing the hard disk and see what happens. Obviously it will not boot if you do that but if it got past the initial boot it would sugest a disk problem.

The other thing to check is is the fan running.

As a last resort, you could try leaving it in the fridge overnight.

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 20:18 - 7345 of 11003

have had the back off FAN NOT RUNNING
do i put whole laptop in the fridge over night or take the fan off

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 20:20 - 7346 of 11003

When hard drive removed
just get the same as i did before just to packard bell screen

Optimist - 21 Oct 2008 20:45 - 7347 of 11003

If the fan is not runnng then you need tosort that first. Can you turn the fan by hand? Is it solid with dust?

If you can unplug it, put a voltmeter on the motherboard socket. Be careful not to damage anything, you are really at the stage where youshould take it to the repair shop.

My coment regarding the fridge was based on the hope that thermal change can sometimes bring electronics back to life. I've been lucky with hard disks using this method although they ar partly mechanical. Leaving in fridge does have it's dangers though hence it is a last resort. You have found one fault, so I would sort that first.

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 20:51 - 7348 of 11003

can turn by hand

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 20:52 - 7349 of 11003

have no voltmeter

breydon - 21 Oct 2008 20:53 - 7350 of 11003

can turn the fan
but seem to spring back does not look solid, should i vacum out
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