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

Crocodile - 16 Dec 2002 03:59

MaxK - 25 Oct 2013 10:14 - 10381 of 11003

Thanks skinny, I'll have a look.

Sequestor - 27 Oct 2013 11:29 - 10382 of 11003

What is an " undf" file?

Haystack - 27 Oct 2013 11:49 - 10383 of 11003

It depends on the context. Frequently is is a file type that windows has no application to process it. In other words no association. An example might be a video or audio file that windows cannot play. The dot extension may be one that you have no software to process. Have a look at the extension and do a search on Google for some software or post the extension here.

Stan - 27 Oct 2013 12:19 - 10384 of 11003

My printers packed up (end of life) So I now want to switch from Ink Jet to Laser. It's not all about costs for me so my research tells me that Kyocera are worth the trouble in terms of reliability and maintenance options. Anyone using this one http://www.kyoceradocumentsolutions.co.uk/index/products/product/fsc5150dn.html if so what do you think please?

Haystack - 27 Oct 2013 12:22 - 10385 of 11003

I did have a Kyocera laser printer for my business and it was very reliable even though it had very heavy use.

Stan - 27 Oct 2013 12:38 - 10386 of 11003

Thanks H/S, that confirms my thinking.

Stan - 27 Oct 2013 12:42 - 10387 of 11003

My only concern is I want a wireless one which that model above is not but I read somewhere that it can be altered to be so. I will have to confirm that with them on Monday.

Sequestor - 27 Oct 2013 13:35 - 10388 of 11003

cheers `stack

MaxK - 27 Oct 2013 15:52 - 10389 of 11003

Still problems with windows 8.

Upgraded to 8.1, but it doesent seem to make a lot of difference, it's still useless.

have been nosing around ebay for a W7 disc, and can buy one brand new for £40 ish.





Will it work on the new machine or am I doomed?

Seymour Clearly - 28 Oct 2013 08:25 - 10390 of 11003

Doesn't the new PC have a downgrade to Win 7?

MaxK - 28 Oct 2013 08:34 - 10391 of 11003

No, or if it has, I don't know where to find it.

It was a cheap laptop (£250) so probably doesent have the premium package.


However, came across this "fix" in my travels, does anyone have experience of this fix?

http://www.stardock.com/products/start8/

skinny - 28 Oct 2013 09:02 - 10392 of 11003

Max - you can boot straight to the desktop in windows 8.1.

MaxK - 28 Oct 2013 09:49 - 10393 of 11003

skinny, yes got that, but it's still a pile of crap.

Anything that will improve it's hands on working would be better.

As lots of peeps have said, and I agree, it's tablet software and not really suited to a laptop.

MaxK - 28 Oct 2013 15:49 - 10394 of 11003

Downloaded that stardock fix, works a treat so far, much better.

Just over £3 all in.

skinny - 30 Oct 2013 13:04 - 10395 of 11003

Another reason not to use a laptop :-)

Dell users: Latitude 6430u laptops 'smell of cat urine'

skinny - 06 Nov 2013 06:30 - 10396 of 11003

Microsoft warns users of hacker attacks

Microsoft has warned that hackers could exploit a "vulnerability" in its operating system to gain user rights to the affected computers.

It said attackers could exploit this by requesting users to preview or open a specially crafted email or web content.

Microsoft said it was "aware of targeted attacks" and was investigating.

The issue affects Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Office 2003 - 2010, and Microsoft Lync.

The current versions of Microsoft Windows and Office are not affected by the issue - which centres on a graphics component.

ontheturn - 07 Nov 2013 13:44 - 10397 of 11003

Apple iPad Air

STILL EARLY DAYS but someone said is very good, has anyone any views?,
I am interested on buying one, but wonder if the £400 will have enough capacity for 2 to 3 windowns ( apps ) open at one time.

Apple iPad Air unveiled with slim design, £399 price and Nov 1st release date

The Apple iPad 5 is now official after it was unveiled with a new, thinner design and a new name, the Apple iPad Air.

The iPad Air UK release date will be November 1st. Apple has not yet announced when it will be available to pre-order from. Prices will be £399, £479, £559 and £639 for the WiFi-only versions for the 16, 32, 64 and 128GB models respectively

http://www.t3.com/news/apple-ipad-air-unveiled-with-new-design-399-dollar-price-and-nov-1st-release-date

skinny - 02 Dec 2013 07:36 - 10398 of 11003

What's the easiest way to reduce the size of an MP4 file?

Haystack - 02 Dec 2013 10:49 - 10399 of 11003

It is very difficult as it is a compressed file format. You would have to put it through video editing software that either reduced the quality or the frame size and save it to a new file name.

skinny - 02 Dec 2013 10:54 - 10400 of 11003

Haystack - thanks - I'm playing (badly) with Videopad atm.
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