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I had the same prob and eventually tracked it down to my fridge freezer and heated towel rail. Maplin do quite a handy little gadget Here

not working for me either

Been following this post with interest. Dont know if this site will help with your up and coming lead work. http://www.leadsheetassociation.org.uk/html/1406.html

In the process of planning an extension to my house, the extension would be at 90 degrees to the existing house, making it an "L" shape and would give me 2 valleys. Some of the trusses would rest on the wallplate of the 2 new exterior walls, but I am wondering how they are secured to the...

Decided to up the RAM in my comp, which was 256Mb ( 2 sticks at 128Mb each)Dimms. When running the Crucial memory scan utility, it reported that I had 128Mb and two slots free, when went into the control panel,/sys info it reported I had 256Mb of memory. I have now added one stick of 256Mb...

I had the same problem, new PSU powered up but nothing else, I removed the processor and refitted and the machine then booted up. :? Had no probs since.

New PSU fitted and working the old PSU is definately goosed, there is a rather large resistor burnt out, probable cause is the fan seizing. Thanks everyone for your input.

Thanks for that but I'd rather not. Only last night I was looking for a bigger SD mem card and went to E-buyer, good price ,but owing to my location (Scottish islands) they wanted an extra £15 postage :x on top of the existing postage for delivery to me, a little over the top for an item that...

It's an Evesham Vale with athlon700 with a ATX motherboard (K7 pro), It's getting on in computer years but does fine for surfing etc. Can't really justify a new machine so soon after xmas (although there is some tempting deals just now :twisted: ) so may try a new PSU. Plug fuse been...

Continuity on the on/off switch. No power on the HD leads 12v or 5v. Cooling fan on the PSU is "lumpy" not put a voltage across that yet but feels a bit suspect. Are PSU's pretty standard as far as the wiring connections go? This one is rated at 250Watt.

Hi all Left my desktop today to go and do a little shopping, when I came back the comp was off, "must of been a power clitch I thought". Tried to switch it back on at the front button but alas nothing, checked all the obvious and found nothing. Looking like it may be the PSU is there any...

Thank's for the link I'll muddle my way through that lot and see how I get on. Downloaded file shredder mean time works a treat. Thanks

Tried again definately not there. I have a recycled but when I go to explore that I get the same little torch searching but not finding anything. Should have mentiond XP home edition. Just to go off on a tangent a little when I am exploring "C" I have a lot of folders starting at Found.000...

It is XP I am running, tried as you have said above but I have no recycler folder to be found, for curiosity sakes i tried on the laptop and found the recycler folder, so I seem to have lost it on the desktop somehow!! I have done nothing unusual on the desktop, can't think why it should...

The hard disk has 10gb spare at the moment, when I double click on the recycle bin or open or explore, I get an image of a small torch going back and forth although it is trying to search for the bin contents but never actually finds anything. If that makes sense!!

Yep, just tried it and it happens with all files.

Been backing up all my photo's etc to disk tonight but when I go to delete the items to the recycle bin I get this message "The directory or file cannot be created" and therefore cannot delete the items to clear up some disk space (much needed) Any ideas whats gone wrong and how to fix...

The next nearest supply is the bathroom but it's not mains, so of no use. The only other option is to Tee in above the service valve under the kitchen sink and drop the pipe back under the floor (where the MDPE is) but I would still have to run the pipe to the back of the house. Thanks anyway.

I'm planning to Tee into the incoming 25mm MDPE (where it is exposed) under the floor of the house and run the new pipe along a floor joist and exit through the opposite wall. Does it still need to be buried in this situation?

Will be installing an outside tap in the near future, the route will be from the front of the house (incomming supply) to the back of the house under the floor (approx 10m) using 25mm MDPE. The pipe will go through the wall below DPC level then a 90* bend and continue in vertical plane in MDPE...