After running memetest for 15 hours, the same error popped up 22 times over 26 passes. I tried using each stick on its own, and neither seemed to relieve the problems I'm having. Any ideas?
I'm now almost certain the problem revolves around some sort of invisible character limit. If I try to submit a large forum post or edit more text into a small forum post I get a timeout. If I make a short post it'll go through every time. What could be causing that?
Lately my PC has been afflicted with a bizarre problem that I can't wrap my head around. After losing power during a thunder storm, my PC has had trouble dealing with PHP.
I write for a website, and in order to get articles up on the site we use a content management system written in PHP...
Lately (within the past week) my wireless Logitech has begun acting up. Double-clicking when I only single-click. Unclicking when I click and drag something. Makes it hard and very frustrating to do simple tasks like resize a window or rearrange icons. Might there be some dirt or something...
My hard drive of several years recently got sent to a farm in the countryside, so today I installed a new 200GB Western Digital drive. Aside from losing everything I've ever loved, the transition has been going fairly smooth. One rough spot though, is the now ridiculous time it's taking my PC to...
So if I switched molex connectors, IDE cables, blew any dust out of all connection points, tried the jumper in every possible position, and the thing still goes unrecognized and runs cold and quiet, everything's gone for good?
Great. Just great.
When I start up my PC, my motherboard all of a sudden won't recognize the hard drive I've had connected to it via IDE for 2 years. I can't auto-detect it by going into the BIOS menu either. I get a "BOOT DISK FAILURE. INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER." message.
I can go into more detail if...
Quick question, after I solder this, is it okay to pop the card in for a few seconds without a heatsink on to see if it works or will that totally burn it up?
No, for one because I'm afraid of frying it, and also because it needs a new heatsink/fan, which is originally why I got it for free. But I don't want to put $20-$25 towards a new cooler to find out I broke the card.
Not really appropriate for tech support, as it's extremely specific, but I've got an old 9800 Pro I got for free from a friend that's unusually broken. I was planning to replace my 9200SE (laughter) with it, but as I was handling it, a small piece snapped off. Yes that's right. The part that...
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