Posts by Noah Sanchez39

On the product page, right under the package contents section, it says "12V Power adaptor"

http://www.airlive.com/products/WH-5..._5400cpe.shtml

What do you mean it doesn't offer it? Just open the page, click Share, then hit Download right underneath—you can just log in using your Facebook, Twitter, or Google account.

If it’s still acting up, just shoot me a PM with your email address and I'll send the PDF over directly. 🙂

You can download it, but you’ll need to register first or just sign in using your Facebook account.

@ quietpanther
Something like this?

@ rustywalker1
"Extensions - all supported filetypes are entered as text separated by comma: asf, avi, divx, m2v, m4v, m2ts, mts, mkv, mp4, mov, flv, mpeg, mpg ... If you don't want to open a specific file type with BSPlayer, just pull its extension out of this list. You can also toss in new extensions here if you want BSPlayer to handle them by default." (link)

That's specifically for Internet Explorer Favorites.

If you're using something like Firefox or Chrome, just export your bookmarks to an HTML file, upload that file to Gmail / Outlook / Yahoo... then on the new computer, simply import those bookmarks from the HTML.

Maybe you had the Always erase from device after importing option checked in your import settings. 🤷

Not sure how it works on Windows 7 (I’m stuck using Windows XP at the office, but I have Windows 8 at home), but PDF thumbnails show up just fine for me in File Explorer. 🤷

Adobe Reader 11.0.4, English, Windows 7 = 48.2 MB (not including that McAfee Security Scan plus)

Just head over to "Adjust plan brightness," set things how you want them, and everything should work fine. 😉

HP LaserJet Pro P1102

HP LaserJet Pro P1102

If I had to pick between those two, I'd go with the HP. It offers better performance, a longer duty cycle, and it’s smaller and lighter.

PS. Check PriceGrabber; prices for both models start at around $183. 😉

Robin Johnson said:I installed all the drivers right at the start. I should be good to go; once I ran Slim Drivers, it didn't flag anything else missing.

Otherwise, you can always hunt for drivers here. 😉

Only something like this 🙄

By the way, you can check out printer deals here 🙂

Robin Johnson said:What would that even mean—that they aren't activated?😕
Everything works fine for me, so I assume they are activated. Not sure...😕
I'm no expert, but they look activated to me.😁

Control Panel, System and Security, System
Check what it says under "Windows activation" 🙂

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Did I miss something, or did you forget to mention which computer or laptop you're actually using? Asking because of the drivers. Wouldn't that make updating the system easier?

BTW, are we talking about Win 7 Ultimate 32-bit or 64-bit? 🤔

Basically, yeah.

"Since the antenna detaches and comes with an extended cable, you can actually move it to wherever you get the strongest signal.">

Looks good. Those "features" 😁 are exactly what I need. I'll put the order in next week. 👍

PS. Does "Headquarters: In stock, ready for immediate dispatch" mean they could just toss it in a van and have it delivered to Cleveland by tomorrow? 😁

First off, I just need this for backups. That Western Digital LAN drive caught my eye because the price looks pretty solid (though maybe I'm dreaming?). Best Buy is close by, and their payment terms work for me.

To be a bit of a nuisance, I wanted to ask about this specific model, the 2 TB, 3.5", USB 3.0 (from a German manufacturer). What’s your take? 🙂

I'm using a Motorola Razr WLAN DSL router that features four LAN ports on the back.

According to this section here:
LAN : 4 x 10Base-T/100Base-TX - RJ-45
Data Transfer Rate 108 Mbps
Data Link Protocol Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g

So, does that mean I should be looking for a USB drive instead of a LAN disk?🤔

Are external LAN hard drives (like this one) actually faster or slower than ones using a USB 3.0 connection?

Thomas Wells5 said:Let me see about that...that 2.5-inch spec is for a laptop drive,which explains why it’s pricey xD
Actually, considering the capacity 😁
, it isn't even that bad. Thanks for the input.

Correction to my own mistake: looking at the part number on the manufacturer's site (ST31000524NS), this is actually a 3.5" drive 😳

The difference is simply that the 3.5" desktop drive is cheaper, whereas the 2.5" Enterprise version carries a premium price tag.

That budget Seagate model ($163) is actually a perfectly fine choice for what you're trying to do. 🙂