Hi Evildave,
I get that on my old pc but not on this one, but get where your comming from.
Thanx again for your help
S
xxx
Quote by __random_orbit__
seeing this thread revive, I'm going to but in too.
not with an answer though I'm afraid, another question:
now then, this here Lappy used to be wireless, but it isn't any longer, I know not why. Has been that way for a while now and I have coped with the old ethernet conection. But I'm getting a little fed up now.
it appears my router is all in working order, though it cannot detect a wireless card in the lappy.
there used to be one... it worked!
where the wireless 'switch' is, now shows an orange light, neverto go blue in the good old days.
anyone have an incling as to how a wireless card can evaporate like that?
lp
Quote by gary-danne
Hi Fabio.....Thankfully I have never had this prob.....scouting around the net revealed lots of people that have tho....
Some reckon its "zone alarm" that does it, others say its their anti virus......I would recommend checking your puter for malware first.....then swapping to another anti virus for example avg even just temperarily just to see if it helps....
Good luck Gary.
Quote by fabio
Hi Fabio.....Thankfully I have never had this prob.....scouting around the net revealed lots of people that have tho....
Some reckon its "zone alarm" that does it, others say its their anti virus......I would recommend checking your puter for malware first.....then swapping to another anti virus for example avg even just temperarily just to see if it helps....
Good luck Gary.
Quote by varca
Hi - daft bimbo question alert!
How do I get really good backgrounds on powerpoint slides?
Can I use photographs?
Ta x
Quote by varca
Is it Compaq???
Cos...
t5125 Thin Client
VIA Eden 400 MHz
Maximum video resolution is
1280x1024, 24 bit @ 85 Hz
t5520 Thin Client
VIA Eden 800 MHz
Maximum video resolution is
1280x1024, 32 bit @ 85 Hz
Also google tells me that it is important to cross-reference the supported video resolutions of the HP Compaq thin client to the supported resolutions of the monitor. Most HP monitors have one or more supported resolutions that match HP Compaq thin client products.
Do I get a star or was I no use whatsoever? :lol2:
:P
Quote by Dirtygirly
Help!
There's something wrong with my laptop... it just randomly switches itself off. There's no warning... it just turns off. Turns back on okay but lasts about 10 minutes and then turns off.
And yes... it's plugged in!
Anyone got any ideas?