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

Crocodile - 16 Dec 2002 03:59

ExecLine - 17 Dec 2009 09:52 - 8635 of 11003

How long did the Windows 7 Ultimate OS program download take, jeffmack?

After you'd done the download, what did you do with it?

jeffmack - 17 Dec 2009 10:13 - 8636 of 11003

Exec
I think it was a couple of hours. I followed instructions for burning a ISO file to DVD, which worked ok. Laptop wasnt booting from disc so needed to change boot order to DVD/CD first and off it went. Install seemed very quick. Only problem so far has been no sound. Searched google and seemed to be common problem with advice being to use the vista 64bit driver so did that and all ok. (so far)

ExecLine - 17 Dec 2009 17:55 - 8637 of 11003

Thanks jeffmack.

Since it does seem to be reliable, would you mind telling me the specific link for the Windows 7 Ultimate download?

jeffmack - 17 Dec 2009 18:05 - 8638 of 11003

Exec
I got the link with the key

32 bit: 32 bit Windows 7 Ultimate

64 bit: 64 bit Windows 7 Ultimate

tabasco - 17 Dec 2009 19:31 - 8639 of 11003

Jeffyou always seem to have problems?for Christ sake go to the clinicwear a hoodie if necessary?

Seymour Clearly - 18 Dec 2009 12:25 - 8640 of 11003

I need to buy a colour laser for work, mainly for documents we produce for clients. Ink jets are OK but the ink runs when wet, and we often use solutions or liquids in our rooms. I need something that is cheap to run and reliable, and possibly could be used for photographs - we do a lot of photographs of patient's retinas, so red / yellow used far more than other colours.

Any recommendations?

Kayak - 18 Dec 2009 16:13 - 8641 of 11003


Office 2007 keys, no guarantees as to seller...

tyketto - 18 Dec 2009 18:12 - 8642 of 11003

SC,
The multi-pack of four inks, used on the Epson printers, seem to be waterproof.
Took a chart with red and green candles and blue trenlines on a black background.
Wet a section of it and rubbed my finger on it. No smearing.
I'm using an Epsom SX200 with plain paper.
Might be a cheaper alternative.

tyketto - 19 Dec 2009 01:34 - 8643 of 11003

sc
ppaper a bit wavey but image unalered.

Richgit69 - 22 Dec 2009 15:45 - 8644 of 11003

Looking for 2 things

1 what is the best Portable 2.5" 1TB or bigger Harddrive USB 2.0 powered, I've got Western Digital 320gb but think the are pricey. needs fast transfer speeds for playing Movies must work with DVD player etc what other makes are good and can be trusted

2 Looking for a second 24" Widescreen 2ms, HDMI Moniter 20,000 contract ratio, DVI, VGA HDMI connectors etc, already got the Viewsonic VX2433WM still a bit pricey IMO

Seymour Clearly - 22 Dec 2009 15:52 - 8645 of 11003

Tyketto, apologies for not responding, but thanks - that's well worth knowing. I'm interested in how much those inks are to run compared to a colour laser.

tyketto - 23 Dec 2009 11:48 - 8646 of 11003

SC,
No prob.
I,m on site sporadically .

Take a look at internet-ink.co.uk

The compatibles have a higher ink volume but I havn,t tried them.
There is a caution about mixing branded and compatibles.

mac

MightyMicro - 23 Dec 2009 14:22 - 8647 of 11003

SC: We have a Lexmark C522 colour laser network printer. It produces excellent print, but is expensive to run. Each of the four cartridges costs 60 or so. The result is that I haven't used it for months, most of my printing needs are met by the HP OfficeJet Pro L7600 which claims to be 50% cheaper to run than a colour laser. It also scans direct to PDF, FAXes, copies and beats as it sweeps as it cleans.

The upside of the Lexmark is that it is a PostScript printer, so easily interfaces with UNIX/Linux/Macs over Ethernet without getting embroiled in the dreaded Windows driver thang.

Seymour Clearly - 23 Dec 2009 15:56 - 8648 of 11003

Thanks MM, that along with Tyketto's posts is a great help. 60 per cartridge is what I was worried about! I'll have a look at those HP's. Every printer we use bar one is HP, because they're just so reliable.

MightyMicro - 23 Dec 2009 16:54 - 8649 of 11003

SC: A quick PS for you, given the use to which you intend to put the kit: the consultant surgeon who dealt with my eye problem (corneal ulcer) used an HP digital camera and injket printer to capture the condition of my eye at its worst. (I observed this with my other eye.)

Seymour Clearly - 23 Dec 2009 17:23 - 8650 of 11003

Thanks MM, we use a specialised Canon digital camera, and want something that will produce a good printout. Given what you say, HP inkjet seems to be the way. Are your eyes sorted out now?

The Other Kevin - 29 Dec 2009 09:25 - 8651 of 11003

Santa brought me a Logitech LX8 Cordless Laser Mouse. Lucky me, except that I've never used any cordless stuff on my PC. Are there any security implications? Should I be worried that the kids next door will be watching my every key stroke? Or is it totally safe to use. TIA TOK

ExecLine - 29 Dec 2009 10:22 - 8652 of 11003

Yes, TOK. Keep those doors locked tight and those curtains well drawn!

Oh, and don't for God's sake post up any pictures of the kids next door or you'll get the site closed down!

:-)

scussy - 30 Dec 2009 01:13 - 8653 of 11003

looking to load some mp3's on a iPod classic 80gig,

anyone got any tips on the best way,

TIA

MightyMicro - 30 Dec 2009 19:05 - 8654 of 11003

Why not download iTunes to your PC? Load the MP3s into iTunes and let it manage the iPod.
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