Recent content by Silx

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    Cannot Boot from Floppy help

    Is your floppy and cd bootable? Can you boot to them using a different system?
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    human eye refresh rate

    This sums up my reactions too. Anything below 60hz flickers for me and gives me insane headaches. I cannot stand flourescent lights, because they flicker at the same rate. Some people think I'm crazy because I can see the difference between a screen running at 60hz, and a screen running at 70hz.
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    What do you guys do?

    omg. my favorite show on TV atm. :D
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    eliminating speaker feedback/interference

    Not all of your outlets may be grounded. I've lived in an apartment before where not one outlet was grounded. I had the same buzzing problems, and in order to fix it, I took some high gauge wire, screwed it to my PC case, and then wrapped it around one of the heat water pipes that went through...
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    Won't Boot

    When the floppy drive is scanning like that (especially if you've got no video), it usually means there's a jumper set on the motherboard to allow for a manual bios update. See if you can find that jumper and set it to normal. Or, you could find a bios update, put it on a floppy, and feed it...
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    Ok, who didnt know - your next computer moniter must have HDCP.

    Sony Blu-Ray = Sony MiniDisk's I really don't think it'll catch on. Although, MD's are a little more common in Japan iirc.
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    Double click on internet explorer, makes a shortcut to internet explorer.

    What this sounds like to me, is the 'default' operation for clicking on an item has somehow been changed to the context-menu option of 'create shortcut'. Now, I'm sure it's easily changed back in the registry somewhere.. but I'm not sure where. I'll get back to you if I find anything. Edit...
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    Challenge: It's an easy task to change the rez on WinXP...

    -Download this program, and put the executable (qres.exe) on a CD. -Put the CD in the drive. :) -press WindowsKey+R to get a run box. -Type CMD, then Enter to get to a dos box. -If nothing comes up, press ALT+Enter to get to full screen mode. -Go to your cd drive letter (D:, E: or whatever)...