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If you're talking about the IP address of your computer, then yes, it can be changed. You would most likely do this via your hub settings. If you mean the IP address of your hub on the internet, then probably not.

So why not use the actual pass limit, as specified in the code of practice? Sounds like you may possibly have failed your vacuum cleaners and projectors under false pretenses. As for testing an appliance fitted with a portable RCD (BS 7071), you wouldn't perform an IR test, as it cannot...

Don't start confusing the Wiring Regulations with the guidance for In-service I&T. They are not the same! For In-service I&T, 200mA most definitely is not stated as the minimum. And yet it does. I'd suggest you re-acquaint yourself with the correct guidance before making such misleading...

Assuming you are referring to the IEE/IET Code of Practice when you say 'rule book', even back in the 2nd edition, it said that for earth continuity testing "Either of the following tests may be carried out:", then went on to describe both the 'soft' test (20mA - 200mA test current) and the...

Out of interest, what are you taking as the 'permitted resistance' in these instances?

Permaplugs (for that is what the brand is called) are available in black, white or orange.

Cannot resist! Cannot resist! Ripping info

If your DVD/HD unit works fine into your Vaio via i.Link (IEEE 1394), then I would suggest the following: Presumably the DVD/HD has an AV input of some description? If you set it to this input, and plug the camcorder into it, then it should pass the input directly through to the outputs. It's...

Was that in reference to the HP Format Tool or command line DiskPart?

If it is multiple partitions on the stick, then use DiskPart, via the command line. This website takes you through the steps: http://blog.paulgu.com/windows/delete-gpt-protective-partition/

Certainly is! I've been surprised a couple of times to find that the DVI input on a telly has been DVI-I, but it came in handy. The vast majority have been DVI-D, though.

Although.... if the DVI input port on the TV is DVI-I (the OP would have to look it up in the manual), then that adaptor (not a converter!) might well work...

Great. Yet another dimwit with (text-based forum equivalent of) selective deafness.

Why would you think that a mains powered phone charger is a Class III appliance? Do you know what Class III means?

So you were transferring files from a existing computer onto a new laptop, using a USB memory stick? Don't tell me you cut-and-pasted the files onto the mem stick, rather than copy-and-pasted? Never a good idea.

Not particularly good, as it happens. I think you've properly lost this one, as you've simply resorted to (badly spelled) insults. As BAS suggests further upthread, it's time for bed, sonny. With a good nights sleep, you might feel less of a tool tomorrow.

Really? Which pin do you think should be shrouded with blue on a 13A plug, then?

Do they mean this one from NAPIT?: http://www.electricsaferegister.co.uk/

I rather think I'm with BAS on this one. If you're going to the bother of having a forum signature (and there's another argument right there), at least do your dignity and self-respect the honour of making sure it is accurate.

No. A 'user check' at every use. Not a formal visual inspection, and certainly no testing involved.