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hey from the picture above i think its beast from xmen did you hear they are making another XMEN shits gonna be dope

lol my bad i didnt type that shit up till 4 in the morning :crap:

I know casek you prolly read in that post above :hatred: Launch your Internet Explorer 5 or later version or Netscape Navigator 4 or later version. :hatred: :love4:Not all people can be smart "GET FIREFOX":love4:

I was bored tonight so i did some research for you casek :dazed: :dozey: 1. HARD RESET- Reset the device to factory default, this may need to reconfigure the routers settings again. 1] Press and hold the reset button for 30 sec., after that 2] Unplug the power keep holding down the reset button for another 30 sec. 3] Then, plug back the power keep holding down the reset button for 30sec., after that 4] Release the reset button. 2. SETTING MTU VALUE IN THE ROUTER Launch your Internet Explorer 5 or later version or Netscape Navigator 4 or later version. On the Address, Search or URL, type: http://192.168.1.1, then hit Enter/Return. A login screen will appear. Type admin for the password and leave the username blank or empty then hit “OK”. Note: If it doesn’t take admin as the password you might have change it when you have run the RUN ME FIRST CD that came with the router so try other passwords. If you cannot remember the password I regret to tell you but you have to reset the router and reconfigure it again. Next time remember the password to avoid unnecessary reset and reconfiguration. Note: Setting MTU value in the router varies depending on the model number and firmware version of your Linksys Router. Cisco Interface (If your Setup page has a Cisco Logo) - Under the Setup Page: set the MTU size to 1472 > Save Settings > Continue If the same problem, decrease the size by 10 until better performance is achieved, else if the performance gets worse, stop decreasing the size and set the size back where it works better. Regular Linksys Router Interface (If your Setup page has a no Cisco Logo) - Click on the Advance TAB > Under Filters Enable MTU, set size to 1472 > Apply > Continue or wait for it to come back. If the same problem, decrease the size by 10 If the same problem, decrease the size by 10 better performance is achieved, else if the performance gets worse, stop decreasing the size and set the size back where it works better. :dazed: :dozey: Regular Linksys Router Interface (WRT54G) (If your Setup page has a no Cisco Logo) - Click on the System TAB > Enable MTU, set size to 1472 > Apply > Continue or wait for it to come back. If the same problem, decrease the size by 10 If the same problem, decrease the size by 10 better performance is achieved, else if the performance gets worse, stop decreasing the size and set the size back where it works better. 3. UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE OF THE ROUTER Note: Upgrading the firmware of the router varies depending on the model number and firmware version of your Linksys Router. Download the firmware of the router from - http://www.linksys.com/download Cisco Interface (If your Setup page has a Cisco Logo) Access the router’s Web Base Utility > Administration TAB > Click on Firmware Upgrade > Click on Browse > Browse or look for the *.bin file > click on OPEN > Hit UPGRADE button. (Just wait for the message “You have successfully upgraded the firmware”) > Click on the Continue. Regular Linksys Router Interface (If your Setup page has a no Cisco Logo) Double click on TFTP. Enter the following information: Server: 192.168.1.1 Password: admin File: > Click on the button that has 3 dots. It will give you a window that says Open. Beside “Look In:” set the location where you have unzipped the firmware. After that highlight *.bin file then hit open. It will bring you back to the firmware upgrade window. Click on upgrade. Just wait for the confirmation that you have upgraded the router successfully. Regular Linksys Router Interface (WRT54G) (If your Setup page has a no Cisco Logo) Access the router’s Web Base Utility > System TAB > Click on Firmware Upgrade > Click on Browse > Browse or look for the *.bin file > click on OPEN > Hit UPGRADE button. (Just wait for the message “You have successfully upgraded the firmware”) > Click on the Continue. :dazed: :dozey:

hey did you do first things first did you upgrade the firmware and drivers if you dont have the latest firmware you will lose connections alot so check that

hey yellow if yer gettin a new computer send yer old shit to me

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I would like to know what browser you use on your computer

hey please read the above threads before posting you might get the answer Quoted post [/b] I Will Be Nice if its poor color display on the monitor 1 extange video cards 2 you my need to add more video RAM; 4 MB or more The monitor problems sounds like the electron guns went out or fading the electron gun is what fires to a different color onto yer screen RBG red green and blue if one is fading or went out you will get a bright tint on yer screen you will have to replace the monitor or an other reason could be you have big speakers by yer computer speakers have big magnets magnets pull color and if this is an issue you are really luckey because magnets pull data off the harddrive also if its been there long enough you will have to replace the monitor as well OK I WILL PUT THIS NICE A SWEET :yuck: Monitors store electricity in capacitors, and by grounding yourself you will provide a conduit for the voltage to discharge through your body. Note Well: A computer monitor stores enough electricity in its capacitors to be lethal if released, often tens of thousands of volts. Even with the power off and/or the monitor disconnected from a power source, the monitor retains an extremely high electrical charge. Only a trained professional using the proper equipment should ever attempt to work inside of a computer monitor. Now after reading that and you still open a monitor you deserve to fry :burn: See you later computator

hey please read the above threads before posting you might get the answer

Common PC Problems Here is a list of several common PC problems and steps you can take to solve them: General monitor problems: Verify that the monitor has power and the power cord is firmly attached. Check the brightness and contrast controls on the monitor. It might have gotten bumped or changed accidentally. Double check that the video cable is connected to the computer. If possible, try swapping with another monitor that is known to work. Booting up: One of the most common error messages comes when you're trying to boot up your computer. If you get a message when you try to boot up your system: Make sure that your connections are secure. Check to find and then remove any floppy disks from drives. Start up again. Error messages are usually pretty self-explanatory but if you encounter one that you don't understand, check the troubleshooting section of the owner's manual or software guide. Shutting down: If your PC won't shut down properly, try to close all programs manually using Ctrl+Alt+Del. You may get an error message that a program is not responding. In this case, answer the query that asks if you want to shut it down anyway affirmatively. Then try to shut down either by the start menu, or, if the computer is still not responding, by using Ctrl+Alt+Del again. If this temporarily resolves your problem, it may be that a program you closed manually was the cause of your computer's distress. Windows applications locking up your PC: If Windows freezes or gives you a General Protection Fault, restart Windows and try it again. Try reinstalling the application software or the Windows operating system if you get frequent errors. It is possible a needed file was deleted, moved or overwritten by a previous file version. Surf the Web for patches or updates for your software or hardware components. Printing problems: If you find your print job is not being completed, check the following: Is there paper in your machine? Is it properly loaded? Is your printer out of ink? If you're using a network at home, are you logged on? For further assistance, check the print icon at the bottom of your screen. Often it will tell you exactly where the process is being interrupted. Connecting to the Internet: To troubleshoot problems when you connect to the Internet, follow these guides: Is your modem properly configured? Check the manual for specifics. Is your password correct? If you can't connect or are having trouble visiting a Web site you know exists, call your ISP because the problem might be on their end. Programs that crash: Some programs are doomed from the beginning if you install them when non-compatible programs are being used or are open. Save your work and carefully close your applications. Then reinstall your program with nothing else open.

NOW WASNT THAT A NICE READ?

eBay Auction Bidding Strategies--Overcoming the most Frustrating Situation on eBay The Problem... It's happened to the best of us. You've been watching the auction all week, and finally you're about to claim your prize--a rare bronze statue from the Qing Dynasty. Or something just as tantalizing. You log on a few minutes before the auction closes, and confirm that you're still the top bidder -- no one has challenged you in several days. You're already picturing "your" statue prominently displayed on the living room mantelpiece, your friends green with envy as you tell them about the great deal you got on eBay. You refresh the page a few times, to make sure you're still number 1. You even up your bid a little just to make sure no body tries to outbid you at the last minute. 50 seconds to go...30...10...the auction has ended and the statue is yours!! You refresh the page for the last time so you can see your eBay ID announced as the winning bidder. And that's when your heart drops to your toes. It's not your eBay ID at all, but some joker who calls themselves "SpeedyFingers123". How could this have happened? You were the winning bidder with only 10 seconds to go!! Speedy or not, it just doesn't seem humanly possible. Well, you're right. No one is that fast. SpeedyFingers123 (I made that one up, so if it's your actual eBay ID, please don't sue me!) won the auction in the final 4 seconds. It isn't humanly possible because "speedy" didn't actually place the bid. The bid was place on his or her behalf, from a remote server, using something called Bidding Software. You've Been Sniped! The act of placing a bid during the final seconds of an online auction is called "Sniping" and it's perfectly legal on eBay. Bidding wars and sniping are an eBay sellers dream and a buyer's nightmare. Why, you're asking yourself, don't these people just use eBay's trusty proxy bidding process? Why not just discreetly enter the maximum they're willing to pay at the beginning of the auction, then let the cards fall where they may? Well, for a couple of reasons. First, it's not human nature. If all you have to do is outbid the next guy by fifty cents or even five dollars to win, wouldn't you? Second, it doesn't make economic or strategic sense to place a bid anytime before the last five minutes of an auction. Think about it. eBay encourages bidders to use the proxy system and place bids early. What this means is that an inexperienced bidder who wants an item will want to be the highest bidder right away, and will keep upping their bid to hold that winning position. They'll only stop when the bidding exceeds their budget. Then the next guy comes along and continues the process. If this starts at the beginning of a seven or ten day auction, and ends with a bidding war in the last 10 minutes, the final price for the item can spiral out of control. Many items sell for far more than fair market value because people get caught up in "bidding fever" -- all they want is to WIN, they're not even thinking about whether the price is realistic. What to Do? A better strategy would be for everyone to "watch" the auction until the very end. Again, there's two good reasons. One, the price doesn't spiral up as just illustrated. Two, the auction has zero bids, so it attracts fewer bidders-- less competition. It's a fact that once an auction has at least 1 bid, it becomes a magnet for additional bidders. Shoppers scanning an auction page tend to jump to the ones with bids, figuring there must be something that attracted other bidders. The more bids, the more interesting the item looks. Wouldn't it be great if a seller started a two carat diamond ring at $0.99 and no one bid until the last five minutes, and they all bid in fifty cent increments? Someone might win the ring for just a few bucks!! Of course, that never happens, but it would be the ideal situation for a buyer-- and it would put eBay out of business in a hurry. eBay encourages early bidding and smiles upon the snipers of the world. eBay makes their profits on listing fees and "final value" fees. The more the item sells for the higher the "final value". This makes eBay very happy. That's why you'll never find any tutorials anywhere on eBay telling you to wait until the end of an auction to bid. The Solution... OK, so now that we understand the benefits of sniping, lets get back to our friend "SpeedyFingers123". Speedy probably started out in life just like I did. She learned everything she knew about eBay from eBay and never realized there was such a thing as bidding software. Never knew a computer could do your sniping automatically, bid on your behalf in the last 2 to 8 seconds of an auction, and do it while you're asleep. With sniping software, you tell the software program which auctions you're interested in and how much you're willing to pay. eBay never knows you've seen the auction until your friendly sniping service swoops in and places your bid with only seconds to spare. Neither does your competition. They never see you coming. The only way you can lose is if someone else uses the same program sets their maximum bid higher than yours. (Yes, my friend, you can still lose. There's no guarantee of winning an auction no matter what system you use, if someone else is willing to pay more. If you set your maximum bid at a million dollars for a hunk of Elvis' belly button lint and some nut is willing to pay a million ten, you're still going to lose!) "Bidding Fever" Cured Let's face it, there IS a positive side to losing an auction. It's the satisfaction of knowing that you didn't lose your head and spend more than you could afford!! Trust me, I've been there, done that, and come to regret it. With sniping programs, you can "set it and forget it" and walk away knowing that if you don't win, you couldn't have afforded it anyway. What's that I hear you saying? "But I could have had it if I'd just upped my bid by another fifty cents!" Hey, did you listen to anything I just said? Do you want to drive yourself nuts? It's only stuff, after all. You can't take it with you, and there will always be more. The beauty of eBay is that there will probably be another just like it, or at least something just as fabulous. You're in Control There's another big advantage to using bidding software. Two things, actually. First, sniping programs allow you to do something called "contingency bidding". Suppose you're interested in several very similar items and you want to win at least one of them but not all. Provided they're not all ending at the same time, you can create a contingency plan telling the bidding software to cancel your bids on the other items as soon as you win one of them. Second, you can change your mind about an item you're bidding on at any time (except in approximately the last 15 minutes). On eBay, it's a huge "no-no" to retract a bid. You can only do this under the most dire of circumstances. Do it too many times you'll be politely asked to leave. Permanently. But, because eBay doesn't register your bid until the Sniping program enters it for you, (at the very end of the auction) you can cancel your "snipe" with no penalty. You're canceling what you've programmed into the sniping software, not an actual bid on eBay. Isn't that nice? No more "watching" an auction you're unsure about, and then forgetting to bid on it. No more babysitting your computer so you can be there for the final moments of the auction. No more finding out you've read the description wrong and you're bidding on an item you don't want. Or finding something you like better after you've already committed yourself to another item, and having to pass on it. (Or worse, spending way too much on both!) And, finally, you have the satisfaction of knowing that winning doesn't depend on the speed of your fingers or your internet connection. Believe me, the first time you snatch an item away from SpeedyFingers123-- or anyone else for that matter-- you'll be hooked. © 2004 NetBrainer LLC. An eBay Power Seller and rabid eBay shopper, Carolyn Schweitzer is the owner and editor of "NetBrainer", a site dedicated to improving the performance of buyers and sellers on eBay. (You can learn more about sniping programs at NetBrainer.com ). Carolyn also provides weekly recorded tips on eBay for "Third Mind USA Small-Biz radio".

if its poor color display on the monitor 1 extange video cards 2 you my need to add more video RAM; 4 MB or more The monitor problems sounds like the electron guns went out or fading the electron gun is what fires to a different color onto yer screen RBG red green and blue if one is fading or went out you will get a bright tint on yer screen you will have to replace the monitor or an other reason could be you have big speakers by yer computer speakers have big magnets magnets pull color and if this is an issue you are really luckey because magnets pull data off the harddrive also if its been there long enough you will have to replace the monitor as well javascript:emoticon(':innocent:') smilieWARNING: "Do not open the monitor or you got a pretty good ass chance you will fry to death" javascript:emoticon(':innocent:') smilie

hmm sounds like one of your controllers went out on yer motherboard when you got the power outage lightning is very dangerous to a computer 9 times out of 10 when you get a zapped no symptoms will come up it takes a while for it to go bad so you might have to replace the motherboard thats my option i might be wrong

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Well is this board dead or is it just everybody is having a working computer in a microsoft environment (thats a first) lol :huh2:

hey casek i got another question a few weeks ago my monitors USB control panel took a shit so these are the things i did already 1. Reseated the USB cable to the back of the system. 2. Reseated the USB cable to the back of the display. Determined if any other USB devices are connected to your system and work properly. Examples include: USB keyboard USB mouse USB printer USB camera USB external drive i dont know what else to check anyone got any ideas?

HEy Casek what certifications do you have?

If your getting access denied to the folder then someone or something has taken ownership of the folder, which can happen. All you need to do is right click on the folder and go to advanced, there you can turn the ownership of the folder back over to you. It also can happen when you transfer songs from one machine to another, as the user account you used to create the folder is not on the machine that you copied them to. or your hard drive is going bad

what's a good way to make backups? Quoted post [/b] hmm lets see to make a hard copy you can use floppies lol or blank media CD's or DVD's if you got a burner you can buy a tape drive or you can buy a external hard drive if you dont have any of them things use gmail attach each file i forget how much space gmail gives you to send attachments anyhow send it to yerself (that process will take you forever)also do like i do if you have a second computer that works just network it and save all yer files on that one well goodluck best bet is to use blank media most common for right now you can get 700mb on a cd-r and 4.7gbs on a dvd lol sorry for the typo

yeah that takes some balls dont put that kind of info on the board some people might do that shit its gonna be funny when they come looking for you for killing there data lol

No you will have to go to a specialist but if its your hard drive is just making ill-sounding mechanical failure noises (loud clicking, rattling, scratching), then back up your data as fast as possible and buy a new hard drive good recovery tip take your harddrive out of the computer keep away from magnets duh!!! place the hard drive in a freeze lock (zip lock bag) then place it in the freezer for a day well for atleast 4 hours no more then a week casue it will cause frost then hurry take it out of the freezer and bag hook it up to the computer as fast as possibe close the case no need for screws or anything (having case closed makes it run cooler) and rip as much data off the drive as possibe keep doing this process untill the hard drive takes a real big shit or you got all yer data off it this might not work if thek if the actuator arm is broken all the way but its worth a try... DATA RECOVERY Free Evaluation call (800) 233-3648 Ai Networks http://www.ainetworks.com/index.htm AND FOR EVERYONE READING ON THIS BOARD AS YOU CAN SEE A FEW PEOPLE ARE HAVING MAJOR PROBLEMS WITH THERE HARDDRIVE'S AND IT COULD HAVE ALL BEEN AVOIDED "MAKE BACKUPS" CLEAN YOUR SYSTEM, DEFRAGEMENT YOUR HARD DRIVES OR CALL ME AND I WILL DO IT FOR A COST LOL ;) :haha: