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i eventually got it to work. prints like the real thing he mixed up the directions. so i was basically filling the air vent. then later the printer won't recognize the cartridge. probably because i was taking it out when epson thought it was full. the chip was designed to fool the printer...

anybody refill their own ink cartridges? long story short printer ran out of ink, won't let me print until i replace it, went online for cheap solutions, ebay had replaceable cartridges from china for 16 bucks cheaper than what i can get from someone from new york..... but it arrived without...

ok i purchased an extended laptop battery for my hp dv6. the battery was said to be compatible with dv6. popped it in. although the size and dimensions fit the terminal was on the opposite side. now i'm stuck with paying the return shipping. question is what's the best method to buy cheap...

assuming you're getting the silverlight from microsoft temporarily disable your antivirus program.

clicking on details i can edit media files that are .mp4. there's a program i'm using to edit files of .avi extesion called: http://abcavi.kibi.ru/ my question is... is there a program that is able to edit ALL TYPES of media?

ok thanks. so it's the size of the iso and not the size after installation... which is like 15 gigs also, speed wise which is faster? also, does the transfer speed of the usb matter much? thanks again

for those of you who have made one what is the minimum usb size needed to make a bootable windows 7? is it usually the size of the iso? i don't want to buy one only to have lots of space left over. thanks

i'd go into bios to check the boot order and specify the main hdd to boot from

thanks. it turns out choosing "convert to gpt disk" will combine them together

ok ill run some drive scanners to determine the health of the drive. any advice to deal with the cpu matter?

hi i recently purchased a 3tb drive to put in my rig. however, i cannot use all 3tb. i can use 2.2tb but the rest is un-usable. right clicking on that un-usable portion in disk management didn't give me the option to use it. my bios sees it as a 3tb drive so at least i know the mobo can see...

i'm sorry what i meant is i can't access everything in bios. i can get into bios but i don't see anything about cpu frequency/multipliers/etc. in the past i read that sony does this to prevent people from messing with the computer. to sum up what i meant to say is.... i can't get the cpu info...

is it common for one of 2 cores to die? my dad said his laptop (my old sony vaio sz 320) died. it had a Intel Core Duo T2400. i reinstalled windows 7. decided to check on the number of cores as it was slower than usual. task manager says 1. went to msconfig.... said only 1 core available...

i'm assuming the contact between the metal keyboard rest and the cpu aren't touching one another as the thermal pads were a little over 1mm thick.

things slow down as you accumulate junk. i know mine did and it's spot free of viruses/malware. reformat will make it running smooth again

thanks guys i'll check it out. worst case scenario i'll just use more paste. i'm assuming the reason why these thermal pads were thick is because the heatsink doesn't rest directly on top of the processor, gpu, and i'm guessing a chip

sounds good but this netbook's heatsink is the metal keyboard rest shown in the upper right of the pix. i don't know a seller who sells one shaped for that netbook and i'm unfortunately not capable enough to cut one up. here's a pix of the mobo. these thermal pads were on the 3 areas...

long story short: where do i buy these thermal pads? ok my asus 1000ha's fan was grinding up against something. solution from others were to replace the fan. i replaced the fan, put it all back, applied shin etsu thermal paste to the 3 locations that had these thermal pads which i...

found the solution. tree size professional. amazing program. even finds out how many dupes you have to save space

there is a built in way to list all the files in a folder to text format but i'd like a way to list all the files in the pc with just one click.