Summary: Hi. My query is (to be able to physically safeguard my hard disk data) - Can the Video Out cable from the CPU to the LCD monitor also carry (hard disk...
Summary: After some trial and error, I finally got my wireless home network up and running last night. I have a desktop PC that is hardwired to the cable mode...
Summary: Do you know what you are trying to do, because I can't understand what you've written. You have a Presentation in PowerPoint and you want it 'recorded...
Summary: Do you have a floppy drive? If so, there are 6 XP boot floppies available from Microsoft. They should should solve your problem, as the final step is ...
Summary: Hi I have windows XP and Voodoo 3 3000 graphics card.my graphics card has TV out. I want to play dvds on my computer and link them up to my tv by usin...
Summary: I have both an s-video out as well as a svga output on my laptop, yet cannot get them to work with my new Kolin lcd tv with the corrosponding inputs. ...
Summary: sorry for the length of this but i haven't found anything anywhere else and i wanted to include all the details i could. getting glitches through my f...
Summary: My Laptops video out almost always displays in black & white, only occasionally in colour, but even if its in black & white if you record it on a vide...
Summary: I have a laptop that has an RCA style video out plug on the back. This computer came with Windows ME and while using ME and playing a video on the scr...
Summary: I have used Norton SystemWorks 2003 in XP to partition and format (NTFS) a new 120 GB drive. I created a primary partition of 40 GB and then another p...
Summary: Can you remove the CPU from the board ? does the CPU mount directly to the motherboard or is it on a board of its own ? Do you have to remove the heat...
Summary: i just upgraded the video drivers for my ati radeon 9500 card (not sure if it's the pro . . . what's the difference?). when i booted up with the late...
Summary: Stuart, thanx for the reply. Looking at the back of the PCI card i ONLY have the following: 1 x VGA Output - VGA in on TV 1 x S-Video - Not Used 1 x R...
Summary: I'm really sorry if this is in the wrong forum. I just bought a S Video out cable because I wanted to watch a movie on my computer on the television. ...
Summary: I will try resetting the bios. Now, will I have to download the bios and reflash it or can I roll back to the previous bios. Because if I can't boot...
Summary: I appear to have a virus that has disabled my virus scanner,I reloaded the software but when I start the scan the computer locks up after scanning abo...
Summary: Is it possible to have video out from my firewire card when not using a video editing program? I'm trying to play video off my computer, through my ca...
Summary: That's wrong, you can boot XP from any bootable device which can be written to. XP cannot be installed to a USB device but will boot from it. The issu...
Summary: refer to your manual and have a look at the AGP slot information !! The msi site does not produce any ingo on this board at this time. But from the in...
Summary: I'm looking for some video card to watch my desktop on my TV(Composite Video) with full screen.I tried a SIS model which give video out but it is show...
Summary: Can't search from address bar I thought I was unable to search w/ google from my address bar but I am unable to search with any search engine. I have ...
Summary: Since installing BT Broadband and Norton AntiVirus, Cleansweep and Norton Internet Security, I can't print from IE. Get Internet Script Error, Line 9...
Summary: As for the software don't buy what you can get for free. Microsoft MovieMaker2 Microsoft Media Encoder MovieMaker2 is neat and easy to use. However ...
Summary: Didnt know where really to put this topic, but my neighbor is having have this interesting situation, and since he has no net access now, Im posting t...
Summary: I am getting 10 or more of these in my Outlook, is there a way to get then to delete? This message is used to carry data between the BlackBerry handhe...
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