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Found it: my PS2 mouse is bust. I've switched it for a USB mouse, and I no longer have the beeps. I arrived at that because it started making my mouse pointer jump, and doing a scroll and a right-click, every time a system beep happened.
Dave Kreskowiak wrote: You can't tell me that you haven't thought of doing this yourself!
Yes, I have, but nobody's that much fun around here! In a previous company we used to do that kind of thing all the time. Ah, those were the days...
"The way of a fool seems right to him, but a wise man listens to advice" - Proverbs 12:15 (NIV)
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Paul S. Vickery wrote: Recently, my PC at work has decided that every 5 minutes or so it will beep several dozen times.
While not entirely similar, the only time I have had the little speaker go beeping like that was when I was doing a full recompile or something else processor intensive. Turns out the thermal paste was bad. Cleaned the old stuff off and replaced no noise since then. Strange don’t know if checking that will help or not but certainly worth a shot (I was seeing elevated temps on the CPU).
I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:
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I'm in the last year in computer scince faculty and i'm asking Can I Make an MP3 Palyer Support RM (real Media) . using a specific programming language or it is related to the hard ware itself
Thanks.
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First you'll need to find out what the hardware environment of hte player is and how to reprogram it. Try searching for guides on how to hack mp3 players to find ones that someone else has already figured out how to reprogram. THis will likley consist of loading a minimalist linux distro of some sort, hopefully with a audiuplayer that works with the platform.
Then you need to port/write a RM codec compatable with it. Search for real alternative, IIRC open source.
You'll need to repeat this for each mp3 player family you want to get RM working on.
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Thank you very much
honored
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Hi all,
I got the new SuperMicro X7DA3 server board with 3 PCI-X slots and 1 PCI slot. Two of the three PCI-X slots are connected to PXH-V chipset which is inturn connected to ESB2 chipset and the another one is directly connected to ESB2. When I install a PCI-X 133MHz board on one of the two PCI-X slots on PXH-V chipset, it runs at its full speed (794MBps) which is good, but when I install a 32bit 33MHz card on the second slot, the earlier card's speeds drop down significantly to 284MBps. Coming to the PCI 33MHz slot, when I install a 32bit 33MHz slot, I am getting around 60MBps when I am supposed to get around 90MBps.
Can someone help me out how I can configure these slots for their max bus transfers. I dont card about the 32bit card thats been installed on one of the PXH-V chipset, but I need the other card to run at its full speed. Anyone know about configuring the Latency timer for PCI slots? For now they are in default option, but I can change this value in bios.
thanks,
-Pavan
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i'm using both of windows Me and Windows XP SP2
Windows Me connect automaticlly to network and Internet after
installing LAN Card(calld Ethernet) with its software
but XP SP2 (Original) doesn't connect automaticlly nor manualy ever
I need Help Plz
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if its wireless connection , you have to disable WZC(wireless zero configuration) in winXp,bcoz in winXp its itbuilt facility of OS,so to avoide clash between yr wireless card and WZC it will be better to disable WZC.
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for wired connection ---go to device manager--select properties of yr LAN card and at te bottom of this page check wether its enable or disable....
enable it...
if it works than its fine otherwise uninstall the drivers and reinstall it thru related web site....best of luk
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When I print I Have The printer Dialog box
I selecting the opsion "PRINT TO FILE"
I save this file into c:\
how can I print this file Now?????
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The print to file command just does a raw dump of the data that would have been sent to the printer. Open up the printer's print queue and drag the file into it.
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 I never knew you could drag the file! I would always do type filename > lpt1. 
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I want to know what is the best way to print into printer
1. by parallel
2. by usb
3. by net - network(communication)
????????
i have problem, I have code in c#
when I print to file everything is ok
but when I print to printer I have Problem,
the spool is stuck.
I tryed parallel and usb .
it is not so good.
what can I do ??????
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I find the problam
the driver of the printer was destroying
what I send to the printer
I try another driver , and it works fine.
The good driver is - Infoprint 1352 IBM
and the not good driver - Infoprint 1372 IBM
thanks, gal.
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hi, can someone help me pls?? i have my laptop with 3 USBs. now in a week ago they where working the three of them .. but now all of a sudden they are not working at all. i checked in the system/device manager and there are no problems. can someone tell me whats the problem can be pls??
Adrian De Battista: .Net Programmer, Java Programmer and Web Designer.
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how to check if they are hibernating pls??
Adrian De Battista: .Net Programmer, Java Programmer and Web Designer.
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The Microsoft Windows XP Operating Systems has a help file that will tell you exactly what to do to test USB for hibernation. Find that help file, and do exactly what it says.
If you still can't fathom it out (a very simple thing to do) then ask again and I will hold your hand as you do it. It really is that simple to do.
But did you read the Microsoft reference. It could be that your laptop has developed a fault that is solvable by taking to a laptop PC repairer. It might cost you a bit because of the potential need to replace expensive parts unless the laptop is under manufacturers warranty in which case have it repaired by the manufacturer according to the manufacturers instructions.
modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.
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i cannot find this help!  pls help me! cause am stuck and i cannot use my USB's all of a sudden! if you can help me step by step it will be very helpful and a big thanks to you man!! thanks alot for any help!! 
Adrian De Battista: .Net Programmer, Java Programmer and Web Designer.
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1) Any system logs in the event file?
2) Did you install anything recently?
Truth is the subjection of reality to an individuals perception
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It is for a laptop so it can either be PCMCIA or USB and be laptop powered. It would need to come with a WindowXP driver that can emulate a serial COM port.
All the modems I've found do not do all the modes or frequencies. If they support EDGE, it seems like they don't support voice (e.g. SAMBA 75) or the other way around (e.g. SAMBA). I saw the Sierra Wireless 775 might do everything but I believe they will be discontinued. It needs to support 850/900/1800/1900 bands. It also needs to have a small jack for audio in/out. I have a T-Mobile SIM card that has both voice and data enabled.
Thanks,
Paul
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Look at www.option.com they supply 80% of Europes mobile providers.
Truth is the subjection of reality to an individuals perception
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Hi, my 1.0Ghz Dell Inspirion is begging for replacement (lock-ups with little other than WinXP running (if you call it running) and the fan/hard-drive started making a "really bad noise" (as my bride described it) today.
I need to get the most computer for the best money (I realize best doesn't always mean least, but if it is close to least, then that is really good on my budget -- our two 18-month old boys have discovered the joys of eating a lot already!).
I'm looking for a laptop since I do contract work and travel some; working on location. I don't care that much about watching video or listening to high-end music, I just want to run Outlook, SQL Server, VS2003/2005, Word, etc.
I've seen several different processor models that I'm not familiar with, and I'm seeing laptops with wide screen resolutions, but not sure how that really stacks up (I'm used to 1600x1200 on my primary display). I have been very satisfied with my Dell, but have had several bad expereices with Dell customer support (for computers of friends/family).
What do you suggest?
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First of all, from what you say, I would not care if the laptop had a wide-screen display or not. I guess that a high width of the displays native resolution should be your first concern, though better displays tend to increase the price of their host device a LOT.
If you are planning to run servers on that machine, a dual-core processor might be a good choice. In that case, I would go for a laptop with a Core Duo or Core 2 Duo processor. You might also consider a Centrino Duo setup, but I have lost track of which kind of processor that uses. Probably Dual-Core, though.
If you want to use the laptop while travelling, you might want to consider either buying a laptop with a high-capacity primary battery or with the option of replacing the CD/DVD-Drive with a secondary battery.
Also, you might want to take a look at where the USB-ports are placed. If the only USB-Port on a subnotebook is up front, thats pretty uncomfortable on a train ride 
I hope this helps some.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Contra vim mortem non est medicamen in hortem.
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