I have no clue what was supposed to be rude about my post (just because I don't think it's cool when people crack someone else's WEP password), but you gave him a pretty decent response and that's fine by me.
If you're starting to write about cracking WEP passwords, just forget I ever suggested it. Go ahead and keep going with whatever you were doing in that first post.
The issue is likely rooted in the monitor's power supply unit. Since the power components are integrated directly onto the internal circuit board, you'll probably need to crack the casing open to inspect it. It’s my guess that some capacitors on that board have likely bulged or just dried out over time, losing their ability to hold a charge. They'll probably need to be replaced.
Just grab that Samsung LED 24 right away. I'm currently using an LG IPS234, and honestly, I couldn't be happier with it. It’s an excellent monitor, I guess.
So, first you just right-click on the taskbar and uncheck the "Lock the taskbar" option. After that, click and hold the bar with your left mouse button, drag it down to the bottom of the screen, and let go. Once it's where you want it, just right-click again and check "Lock the taskbar" so it stays put at the bottom of your desktop.
redgull8 said:How’s the picture quality looking after that?
So, I downloaded a full season of this series. Most of the episodes are in AVI format, which handles subtitles just fine for me. But the last five episodes are MP4s, and for some reason, they won't take any subtitles—regardless of which file I download and plug in. I'm trying to convert them back to AVI. The thing is, when I do convert them, the subtitles work perfectly, but since I'm using a trial version of the software, it cuts everything off after about two minutes.
It probably won't be better; if anything, the quality drops slightly after converting.
With the MP4 files, the subtitles play totally fine. Just answering mistyotter35's question.
Peter Foster4 said:I’ve been dealing with constant issues accessing Reddit while using Linux at work today.
It keeps redirecting me straight to Twitter, even though I don't even use that site. The weird part is everything was working perfectly fine all day yesterday.
Now I’m seeing the same mess at home on my Windows machine, too.
Forget about messing with EasyBCD; while everything is still relatively fresh, I guess you should just format the hard drive and go for a clean installation of Windows 7.
Sure, you just need to install the graphics driver. You can either use the CD that came with your laptop, grab it directly from the manufacturer's website (you should be able to find the specific model number on the sticker underneath the laptop), or just head over to the chip manufacturer's site, like Nvidia or ATI.
You’ll probably need them. You should look for those drivers—either grab the ones on the CD that came with the card, or just download the latest versions directly from the Nvidia or AMD website.