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do you have all the adobe acrobat software? http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/

And whats the problem?

hard-faced: adjective showing no feeling or sympathy for other people :?:

would you ladies stop bickering you are obviously both good at what you do, you'd be more productive if you stopped making these threads your little war zone.

just because BT "think" nothing's wrong doesn't mean they're right. I had some problems with a local business' internet and BT said there was nothing wrong but there was actually a problem at the exchange, thet lied and said it was fixed......still no internet..... an engineer from the...

are you using compatible inks or are they real epson?

there's no problem leaving it plugged it, if there is no power to the unit. when i'm in the repair shop, and i have 5 machines on the table, its easier to have the power cables removed during work inside. It just gives me 100% piece of mind.

Sigh don't be so dense :roll:

its always safer to remove the chance of power to the machine. When i worked with an electrician, we tested everything before working on it even if we were sure it didn't have power going to it, just in case, because you can never be sure until you have tested it. Now on a smaller scale, lets...

thinking about it, if it was over heating, you could get one of those cooling tray things. Also go to a local pc repair store, they usually (we always did) have a few spare cpu's from dead laptops that may be compatible.

yeah you should remove the power cable when going inside the case, just in case.

This is from the toshiba tech support web site. "The CPU upgrade is a little bit tricky on the notebooks and in most cases not advisable and not possible. After the CPU upgrade it could be possible that the cooling modules don’t run properly and the notebook will overheats. Why? Well, the...

If you were to find the motherboard you like you can post its make and modle number here and i can give you a list of compatible processors/ram etc.

@ monkeh i was just showing that the maximum load of a wireless dongle is usually much higher than the output from the isp. also that is a nice piece of tech.

Your broadband speed is probably around 10mbps or less. Wifi is 54mbps or faster. The limiting factor there is your broadband connection speed, not your wifi speed. Generally PCI wireless is superior to USB. However, it does depend on the make and model of each.

why not just install ubuntu through windows?

this may help if the disk is not physically stuck http://tech-tweak.com/2009/11/how-to-eject-stuk-dvd-from-slot-load-dvd-drive.html ro you can try double sided stickey tape on a playing card and slide it in, you get the idea. I also found this website...

turn the laptop over and look for a panel which is over the disk drive, open it, you should be able to access the disk drive from there, if you can, remove the drive, if you can't then take a photo of it open for me and post it here i'll talk you through it step-by-step.

Open the control panel on a different computer >folder options >View and click "show hidden folders" >OK. place the disk in this other computer, place a usb pen drive in a usb slot, open the disk, copy (draw a box around everything on the cd) and drag it to the usb drive. place the usb drive...

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