looks amazing to me, of course i was using an 11" tv with rca video input immediately before b/c my monitor blew up, but its 1280x1024, 19", stand seems sturdy, includes dvi cable, for under $400 bucks, how can u go wrong
I have had a few issues with one: - it comes with 3 fans and with the one on my graphics card that adds up to too much noise for the lounge - I need to put by PCI TV card into a seperate IRQ but the bios does not seem to offer that option. - the quick boot linux OS sounds good a first glance but I don't ever use it in practice. the computer gets left on (in full linux) all of the time. Moreover, the output to a CRT TV in the lounge is only B/W and there seems little scope to tweak the embedded linux OS
This drive is just an OEM BenQ 1620. You can get firmware updates off benqs website www.benq.com use the Bulk firwmares G7** series. The latest is G7V9, the Artec VPP-16D40W drive i bought came with G7N9 which is a very old firware now. Hope this helps.
i have had a similar problem driving me crazy. I am not so computer savey, but anyway, my usb 2 was fine and then all of a sudden it just stopped. Now it never recognizes anything i plug into the usb port. It sees it as "USB Device" and nothing more. but then when i try and install drivers it always attempts to install the same one c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf with the message that it has found a better driver. For example i have a netgear WG121 wireless adapter and when i install the drivers from the CD it fails to work or if i try and select the drivers from the device manager it always goes to the usb.inf file again. and it goes to that file no matter what device i plug in - MP3 or external hard drive. I did the safe mode/device manager clean up but with no results. I suppose the next step is to try updated drivers, but i can see how even if i get them it will just go back to the usb.inf file. Incidentally after it installs this file i get this message " instllation failure no functional drivers for this device instance" something like that. and then when i check the status in the device manager it tells me that it the USB device has a code 28 error which is, of course, bad driver, but this is the one the computer picked. Any ideas??? or is there anything i can add to give someone aome ideas because i am almost out of them. PS - when i run the pc doctor it tells me the USB test is passed. but then nothing works.
Ive got the HL-DT-ST RW/DVD GCC-4241N and the same problem as well. It won't burn anything. If anybody finds a solution please post it here and send me an email (found the board via google). My address is (please remove spaces): s y d n e y 2 0 0 4 @ g m x . d e Cheers Thorsten
I have 2 of the units. Both are plugged in to the same 15A circuit. They are on 2 different outlets in my new office. Twice in 30 days, I have come in to find the units shut down and my equipment off. Each time, all the outlets on the circuit had power. Restoring functionality was as simple as pressing the On/Off/Test blister switch on the front of the UPS's.
I had the units installed in my previous office for 2 years and this NEVER happened there, not once.
The UPS's are not connected in-line to each other. The only common feature is that they are on the same power circuit - different receptacles, but the same circuit. Both UPS's went out at the same time and the equipment connected to them went down. Other computers on the same circuit, plugged into different outlets stayed up, so I know there was no outage - not a single blip. The other computers on the same circuit are not connected to UPS's of any kind.
I have 10 Acer Veriton 5100's with me and all of them have some problem. They all have noisy hard disk, even thaugh the hard disk has no bad sectors and work fine on other computers. 5 out of them don't boot at all or stop in the middle of booting process. I believe the problem is that they might have bad capicitors, or maybe problem is with the bios. Try updating the bios if you are confident (it's a bit risky to update bios so backup your bios before you do anything to it). Replace capicitors that are related to {censored} or any power regulater. also try using different power supply. Sunny
I have almost the exact same problem. The problem started when I first started using the USB Flash drive that i had purchased. It worked fine the very first time I plugged it in, but ever since then, it gives me an instant stop x35 (no_more_irp_stack_locations) BSOD I've gone through microsoft online technical support previously, but I did not find any help there. the spot where my problem differs, is that ever since I started getting the BSOD with the flash drive, I started getting it with any USB device that used the mass storage device driver. I can no longer connect camera to my computer either. It has also affected my IEEE1394 devices as well, but not to the same degree. I can connect them, and use them fine, but when i go to disconnect them, i get the same error message with the BSOD. My Firewire card is an external device, so I don't know if the same motherboard drivers could be causing this as well...or if something completely seperate is causing this. regardless, I went searching through my old emails to find some of my correspondence with Microsoft, and below I've attached a screen cap of my 'Event Viewer'. I also have the dump file, but i don't have anywhere to host that. If you would like that as well, I can provide it. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y197/scottms/eventviewer.jpg I'm also using Windows XP Pro, SP2. scott.alt@gmail.com
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