Posts by Chloe Kelly34

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Grab a beer with a buddy and give this a shot...

"I" can definitely see the difference compared to my neighbor—he lives about 100 yards away behind three walls, and he ended up with one extra bar on his signal. :d

wearyseal9 said:I thought I'd ask here: 🙄 Does anyone know where I can pick up an HP Pavilion All-in-One?

You'll find plenty of options wherever you look.

Bryan Fowler7 said:Well, look at this:
"User is allowed to upload only legal files which are freely distributable."

Try putting it in a ZIP folder under a random filename before you upload it...

Set the date and time

Terry Perez8 said:http://i57.tinypic.com/vhstc4.jpg

My apologies to the admins for the double posting.

Go ahead and perform a BIOS upgrade.

What motherboard are you running?

It is possible your board isn't supported by Windows 7 or any later versions.

Terry Perez8 said:I haven't copied the data yet. There’s no way to pull those files right now. I'm going to try running a memory test first.

As shadowlynx102 suggested, you should pull the drive from this computer, plug it into another one, and back up your files. Please don't attempt any installations until everything is backed up; I have a feeling you might accidentally wipe your data if you aren't careful.

wearybison47 said:I just restarted my computer and tried uploading a single small photo (117 KB) to my Google Drive folder, but it still isn't working. When I check via the web browser, it simply says "your Google Drive is empty."

Does the upload function work for you if you use a web browser?

You might want to try reinstalling the Google Drive sync application.

wearybison47 said:I just dropped a single folder containing about 17 MB of photos into my Google Drive folder on my PC, but nothing is uploading—it shows up empty in the web browser.
I'm currently using a standard broadband internet service.
Just so you know, I've reinstalled macOS five times over the last week and never had an issue, but this problem started right after my most recent reinstall.

Try canceling all active uploads first...
Restart your computer, then try uploading a single small image under 5 MB... wait a few minutes, and then check if it successfully uploaded.

Is your synchronization actually turned on?

Jesse Long2 said:IT WORKS.
I FIXED IT. I JUST CLICKED ON THE LAN CONNECTION AND NOW EVERYTHING IS RUNNING.
HOWEVER, THE LAN ICON ISN'T SHOWING UP IN THE SYSTEM TRAY IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER; ONLY THE BROADBAND ICON IS THERE.

THANKS SO MUCH. YOU'RE A LIFESAVER.

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try using this method to get that LAN icon back in your system tray. 😁

wearybison47 said:It isn't in the trash. I honestly can't believe what's happening right now.
It has been over 24 hours showing an upload progress bar, yet the site looks completely empty.

How many gigabytes are you trying to upload?

What kind of broadband internet service are you using?

Jesse Long2 said:I don't see an ethernet icon on my end; instead, it shows

- broadband connection disabled (when I try to connect, nothing happens, just the same result)

- LAN connection disabled

- wireless connection works (it's password protected)

It asks for a username and password, though I previously set it up to stop prompting me.

Since it indicates the LAN connection is disabled, could you check if the cable is plugged into both the router and the laptop? Also, please ensure the cable itself is functioning properly.

Jesse Long2 said:Yes, I disconnected. I'm running Windows 7 and don't have a dedicated network card.
Just a modem and my laptop.

Try following these steps:

Start
Control Panel
Network And Sharing Center
Change adapter Settings

Then let me know what is displayed under the ethernet icon.

Jesse Long2 said:Thanks for the reply.
Since I'm not based in the States, I'm using an international service provider.
I believe I have a router that features four Ethernet ports, one DSL (phone line), one WAN port, one PSTN port, and one telephone port.

I manually disconnected my wired connection by clicking the icon in the bottom left corner, and now it won't reconnect.

First, I need to determine if the issue lies with my PC or the provider's modem. All the lights on the modem—broadband, wireless, internet, voice, power, and eco—are lit up.

Radiation? Well, just try putting some plants in a room with Wi-Fi for a while and you'll see the effect.
And what about cell towers?
It won't affect you immediately, but over the long term...
I personally refuse to take that risk, but feel free to do so if you wish.

What exactly did you click on that icon? Was it perhaps "disable"?

Which macOS version are you running? Also, is the network card enabled in your Device Manager?

Terry Perez8 said:I don't have any of the software CDs. I actually called a technician who told me which specific folders need to be copied; he said he could just come over, reinstall everything, and move those folders back so it would work exactly like before for a small fee.
I can handle that part easily. My current issue is that I have an original Windows 7 installation on a USB drive (I sent the files via fax to get it), but when I make the USB bootable, my computer screen shows a "disk error occurred, press ctrl+alt+del to restart" message.

However, when I plug that exact same USB into my laptop, it boots up perfectly fine.😢

Does the target drive where you want to install Windows 7 even show up in your BIOS?

If the laptop recognizes the bootable USB without any issues, then the problem lies with the desktop. It’s likely either a faulty USB port, the BIOS isn't configured to boot from USB, or the hard drive has failed.

Have you already backed up the data from the drive that you'll need for your accounting software?

Angela Taylor39 said:I've tried everything and nothing works. They aren't blue; it's just the laptop, everything is the same color. I have attempted every fix except throwing the laptop out a tenth-story window.

Could you take a photo of the keyboard and upload it here?

Which Toshiba Satellite model are you using?

Terry Perez8 said:Windows 7 should be fine; having 1GB of RAM shouldn't be an issue. My real concern is this blue screen. I'm worried about losing my accounting software, which cost me several thousand dollars. If those files are gone, I'll have to start all over again from scratch.

Where are the installation files for those programs located?
I suggest you check with the vendor you purchased them from to see where the databases are stored and if they are compatible with Windows 7—specifically, whether they will actually run on that system.

Installing a new operating system wipes everything, so you'll need to reinstall all your software anyway.

Linda Newman83 said:I’m honestly not sure if it’s worth dropping $265—even at the lowest price point—on this one.

I understand, but there is a cracked version available via BitTorrent.🤣😂

Harold Cooper10 said:Look, I’ll just come out with it right away because I basically just crashed into this forum and jumped into a thread that doesn't even involve me personally. I’m typing this on my phone and honestly, searching through everything was too much work since the screen is tiny... anyway, I was hoping someone might know. My kids managed to smash the screen on my laptop—it's an HP 250 series 1 model—so I'm wondering if I can just buy a replacement screen of the same dimensions from some other random laptop. Do you guys think it'll actually work? 🙂 I found another HP part on Craigslist with the exact same dimensions, but it's from a different computer model. Thanks in advance for any help.🙂

I am not an expert on this, but the connector on the motherboard is what really matters. It looks like yours is a vidim 40-pin connection, so please verify that first...

Also, it would be wise to ask the seller if that specific display is compatible with your particular laptop model.

Give THIS a shot