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This Microsoft support article may help: Fixing a corrupted user profile

Sorry, you can't just wire a 13A socket into a lighting circuit.

There is normally enough space in the light fitting to accommodate a terminal strip and a short length of flex without the need to feed it up into the ceiling void.

Best wishes for the future.

You're welcome. Just click the little Thanks button :wink:

Have you tried running your PhotoDeluxe 4.0 software under Windows 7 using compatibility mode? Right-click the PhotoDeluxe program icon, click Properties, and then click the Compatibility tab. Under Compatibility mode heading tick the box that says something along the lines of "Run this...

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To be Cat 6 cable it has to meet industry standards and therefore it makes no difference if its construction is flat or round. I use flat Cat 6 cables in trunking above the skirting board from my Ethernet switch to my laptop, TV, PS3 & PVR. Choosing flat cable meant I could use low profile...

Have you tried Sony generic 0000 code? If that doesn't work, other Sony codes worth trying are: 1679 1533 & 0681

Is the connected load close to or below the minimum for the dimmer switch you have purchased? Typically, standard 250W dimmers have a minimum load of 40W. You may find the min & max printed on/moulded into the back of the dimmer or on the manufacturer's website. You may need to purchase a...

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The User's Guide just says "If the “Rinses/Rinse hold” light flashes quickly there is a fault. Start the programme again. If the light starts flashing again, call the Service dept." Could be indicating worn brushes on the motor? (But that's a guess, so probably not much help).

It would appear so. In the first KB article I linked to: The More Information section links to the 2nd KB article in my earlier reply. :wink:

Just do a search on the Microsoft Support site for answers. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2840544 and under the More Information section of that article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310584

DIODER kit is a standard 13A plug & a length of 2 core flex to an inline switch and then a hard-wired inline double insulated 240v AC to 12v DC power supply (approx. 8x5x2cm with screw holes for mounting). The flex then terminates at a 4 way socket block (approx. 3x3x1cm) that one or more of...

Also, don't use the cleaning blocks that go inside the cistern and slowly dissolve in the water over time.

It's my guess that it's down to one of the external resources; Google Ads, AddThis links or Skimlinks, being slow to respond and holding up the completion of the web page.

So I wasn't far off when I said screwed through a wire :wink: Pleased to read you've got it all sorted.

Holding the Start button down for about 10 seconds should perform a Reset but that won't help if there's a fault of course. Have you taken the drain hose off at the sink end and checked that for blockages, (there may be a filter in the screw connector) and also checked that water can flow...

Once you've proved the circuit is dead it's safe to join the wires at the switch end and test for continuity. Who put the light fittings on the ceiling? If it was the electrician who came to wire them up, it wouldn't surprise me to find he's put a screw through a wire. I thought you were...