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thats a really cool theme, were did you get it

wasnt sure were to post this but anyway lol. having a problem with my laptop again, recently its not been booting, it displays this when powered on. and will not boot windows, a few times it has started successfully.

hey all, hmmm im wondering if anyone could help me, my laptop battery isnt charging, the only way i can use my laptop is if I have it plugged into the mains which is quite annoying seen as its a laptop and I want to use it outside of the house, im not sure whats wrong the charging light comes on and flashes but does not charge.

nope not that i am aware of. tho i did block some websites as i dont want my brother accessing some of them as he has damaged my computer before with viruses and what not

Has your router always done this (new wireless?) or is it something that has just started within the past day or so? its just recently started doing this, its been working great for the past 5 months since i got it.

problems with msn messenger and also wireless -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- first of all my wireless, my wireless network isnt connecting as my router isnt transmitting signals as the wireless icon isnt appearing on my router, im not sure wat is wrong. my msn messenger isnt working when i connect to the internet throught a wired network the error code is - 81000306 i have opened firewall ports to allow msn to work but it is stil not working can anyone advise me on what to do, thank you

hey all, i tested out the new dmachine today and im amazed at the speed and power of this machine. some specs - dual core AMD Athlon 64 4800+ nvidia Geforce 7800 GTX 1GB Ram a screen shot of the system information is below. for people who don't know who Dmachines are, they are a small PC company that are getting bigger and bigger. they currently only have factorys in Ireland but have grown over the past few years and are expected to open several factorys and computer stores accross the United Kingdom within the next few years

WolfX2 ngot m3 to type with my no34 [ there we go perfect lol haha

yay i got my National Diploma certificate in the post this morning yay i now have a BTEC National Diploma For IT practitioners (software development) with the triple grade of merit, merit, pass i completed Language and communications Computer Sytems Introduction to software development Communications technology computational methods website development systems analysis and design applications software development business information systems software development project programming concepts and practice visual programming website management human computer interface e-commerce system jusification expert systems operating systems and i now have a qualification in IT whooop whooop go me lol

right well heres the story. my pc isnt playing any sounds through the speakers when ever i try and play something it says No Audio Ouput Device is installed. i know i need to install it, but i dont actually know what to install, this is what is displayed in my device manager pc info HP m7360y series Windows XP Media Center Intel® Pentium® D dual core processor 820 (2.8GHz, 2MB,800MHz FSB)

hey all. ive just set up a wireless network in my home. and im having a few problems with it. first of all information about my wireless network is below - Modem information NETGEAR 54 Mbps wireless ADSL Modem Router, with 4-port 10/100 Mbps switch conecting using - 54 Mbps USB Adapter internet connection information BT phone line connecting via wanadoo broadband speed - 2.2mbps. this is the problem, i have it all set up correctly etc. works fine on my laptop and PSP. but im having problems on my desktop pc. I can connect fine with full signal. but whenever i turn my pc off then turn it back on windows says something about your wireless connection has limited or no Connectivity" then i click repair and it starts working again. i am using windows xp prof

im wanting to sell my old pc, as i hate having it lying around lol. specs - Compaq Presario 5000 windows xp prof (with product key) microsoft office 2003 (with product key) and mcafee security center (with product key) 320mb ram 1ghz amd Athlon processor Compaq's 17-inch FS740 monitor (which includes a built-in microphone) monitor-mounted JBL Platinum Series satellite speakers (these can be removed from the side of the monitor) NVidia GeForce2 MX-based graphics card 48x cdrw drive dvd rom drive 120gb hhd, plus another 30gb hhd 4 usb ports, 2 front and 2 back. usb 2.0 brand new keyboard and mouse im not sure how much i would get for this. the pc is pictured below, but that isnt the keyboard supplyed

i took it out of the caseing and installed it into my pc, it works perfectly. so i think il just keep it in there

hi, im having problems with my external hard drive. it will not power up, then i plug it in and turn it on all i hear is a ticking sound. its maxtor hard drive

hi everyone, here goes im designing a program for wooden toys ltd, but im so stressed out with family problems that i cant think. and i need assistance asap. i have two forms on this program, the first one you must enter a password the password at the minute is "OrderForm" i will change this when the program is complete, as soon as the correct password is entered a second form is loaded, this is an order form. i have some code already entered what im wanting to do is, the customer selects there account number and their address is displayed in a list box (which i have done), then they choose which product they wish to order which then displays the product information in another list box (which i have also done), i have also programmed the two clear buttons, then i want them to enter the quantity required then i want the program to add these up then add vat at 17.5% and then display the total price, then display all of this in a list box on the left. i have included my program in this thread, requires visual basic to run. if anyone could help me that would be great, thanks if you need anymore imformation PM me Wooden_toys_ltd.zip

i got this email yesterday, but i dont have a clue what they are taking about and i cant access their site, as it is blocked from within the college ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** NORTH EAST INSTITUTE ELMS for MSDNAA Software Center: This message has been generated automatically from your ELMS. Please do not reply to this message as you will not receive a response. Please click on the SUPPORT link in your MSDNAA Online Software System for support contact information on your campus. ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** Hello, Welcome! You have been registered in your university/college ELMS for MSDNAA online software system. Here you can download and access a wide range of Microsoft developer tools, servers, and platforms. There is no charge to download the software as long as you are an eligible user in the System. How Does it Work? Your university/college is licensed under the MSDN Academic Alliance Program which enables eligible students and faculty members to access software available under the Program. e-academy Inc., a partner of Microsoft, is providing ELMS for MSDNAA to you. Simply log into the System using your username and password included below and start browsing/ordering the software available to you. Your MSDNAA Online Software System can be found at: http://msdn62.e-academy.com/nei_ec Your username is : (ive removed my username) Your password is :(ive removed my password) Technical Support If you have any technical difficulties while downloading the software, please go to the support section in the website and click on Request Customer Support. Technical support is provided by your MSDNAA Program Administrator at your school. General Information If you have general questions about the MSDNAA Program, who is eligible, general rules and regulations, etc., please go to the support section in the website for contact information. Please keep this e-mail for future reference, as you will need your username and password in order access the online software system. Remember, by accessing the Microsoft software through this system you are stating that you are authorized, and are agreeing to comply with all usage guidelines. Sincerely, ELMS for MSDNAA Staff e-academy Inc.

thanks for the info, btw i have noticed that my graphics card has been playing up, as when i turn my computer on it doesnt display information correctly. i have downloaded an update for my firewall. i have installed visual basic. i have also installed a new webcam. this is the blue screen if u can read it lol http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c7/ddsgh/picture00039.jpg ps this picture was takin using my camera phone, so its not very good sorry

I have a Serious problem with my computer its crashed 9 times within the last 5 hours, showing the blue screen of death, and then when i restart it displays the message in the picture below then shuts down my computer info dell dimenision xps intel pentium 4 windows xp pro 1GB ram oh sorry blue screen info - A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL so on technical information: ***STOP: 0x0000000D1 (Ox00001200, 0x000000FF, 0x00000001, 0x) Bedinning dump of physical memory PS THATS ALL THE INFO I GOT BEFORE IT SHUT DOWN (THATS ALL I GOT BEFORE IT SHUT DOWN AGAIN)

hi not sure where to put this but he goes, i have found out that the computers at my uni are having problems, i have emailed the admin, but they havent replyed. this is the error report, can anyone tell me what it means and il inform the admin team thanks. ps i dont have any admin privilegs so i cant do this myself. Corrupted error report Problem description Unfortunately, the error report you submitted is corrupted and cannot be analyzed. Corrupted error reports are rare. They can be caused by hardware or software problems, and they usually indicate a serious problem with your computer. Troubleshooting Scenario 1: If this is the first corrupted error report for this computer * Note any programs you have recently added your computer. To check for recently added programs: 1. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Add or Remove Programs. 2. In the Sort by drop-down box, select Date Last Used, and then select Show updates. 3. The Last Used On date typically shows when you installed a program. If you installed an update to a program, you will see an Installed on date. * Note any hardware you have recently added to your computer, including random access memory (RAM), video cards, sound cards, or hard drives. * Make sure that you have a good backup copy of your files. To make a backup of your files, you can use the Backup or Restore Wizard. To start the Backup or Restore Wizard: 1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Backup. 2. Follow the wizard to back up your files. Scenario 2: If the corrupted error reports are persistent * Note any changes made to your computer, including both hardware devices and software programs, that preceded the onset of crashes and persistent error reports. To check for recently added programs: 1. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Add or Remove Programs. 2. In the Sort by drop-down box, select Date Last Used, and then select Show updates. 3. The Last Used On date typically shows when you installed a program. If you installed an update to a program, you will see an Installed on date. * Run any diagnostic tests supplied by the hardware manufacturer to verify that recently added hardware devices are operating properly. This is especially important if you recently added or changed random access memory (RAM) in your system. New or changed memory should also be tested with the Windows memory diagnostic test after using the manufacturer's test. * If there are recent software changes to your computer, you can use System Restore to restore your computer's system files to an earlier point in time. This provides a way to undo system changes to your computer without affecting your personal files, such as e-mail, documents, or photos. To run the System Restore wizard: 1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click System Restore. 2. Follow the directions in the wizard.