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Re: [tech4all] Laptop problems
yes, it can be overheating... I had that exact problem with my Sony Vaio... the internal CPU fan died. I replaced the fan (2 years ago) and it is solid.... been running Knoppix on it, and NO problems encountered!
Good luck!
neogramps <neogramps@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hey guys having a bit of difficulty and I thought'd i'd put it out
there and see if anyone has any ideas.
Basically the problem is that my laptop, which is now 2 years old, has
started to randomly switch off when I'm playing games. The times when
it does it are inconsistent - sometimes i'll have been playing for 20
minutes, other times, for an hour or so. I've checked out for viruses,
spyware, defragged, updated drivers, but nothing helps. I think it
might be overheating but I can't be sure. Any ideas?
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[tech4all] Re: Laptop problems
Hi dude!
get on to the vendor's web site and search for any similar issues, if
that doesnt help, roll up ur sleeves and start messing up with ur
laptop.
check ur comp settings
check for virusses
check for windows updates / patches
restore ur comp to older date when u think it was working fine
load the comp in safe mode and see if the problem exist
if nothing works I wld
....reinstall windows if nothing works still TRASH it :-) LOL
-venkatesh
--- In tech4all@yahoogroups.com, "neogramps" <neogramps@y...> wrote:
> Hey guys having a bit of difficulty and I thought'd i'd put it out
> there and see if anyone has any ideas.
>
> Basically the problem is that my laptop, which is now 2 years old, has
> started to randomly switch off when I'm playing games. The times when
> it does it are inconsistent - sometimes i'll have been playing for 20
> minutes, other times, for an hour or so. I've checked out for viruses,
> spyware, defragged, updated drivers, but nothing helps. I think it
> might be overheating but I can't be sure. Any ideas?
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[tech4all] Laptop problems
Hey guys having a bit of difficulty and I thought'd i'd put it out
there and see if anyone has any ideas.
Basically the problem is that my laptop, which is now 2 years old, has
started to randomly switch off when I'm playing games. The times when
it does it are inconsistent - sometimes i'll have been playing for 20
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spyware, defragged, updated drivers, but nothing helps. I think it
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[tech4all] The next Internet
<!- Read with preference to highlighting -->
Techies Ramp Up For Internet's Next Incarnation
By Ellen McCarthy
Thursday, May 26, 2005; Page E01
The 500 technologists hunkered down in the Reston Hyatt this week are plotting the best way to push us onto the new Internet.
They assume everyone's heard that there's a new Internet coming. Didn't know we needed an upgrade? Yes, the one we're working on now is a bit antiquated, they say nonchalantly, and it's about time we moved to a sleeker model.
"What we've found over the last 10 years is that we need to do a number of things to improve [the Internet]," said Rod Murchison , senior director of product management for Juniper Networks of Sunnyvale, Calif. The current Internet simply wasn't designed to handle the volume of users and devices that are tapping into it, he adds.
But out there in the ether, waiting to be accepted and adopted, Murchison says, is an Internet that can handle all the needs of the growing digital society. Those in the know call it " IPV6 ," short for Internet Protocol Version 6. (For the curious, we're currently using Version 4 -- Version 5 never really got off the ground.)
The essential advantage of Version 6 is that it can expand to give Internet addresses not only to every cell phone, iPod and BlackBerry that will eventually come online, but also to Web-enabled sensors that will someday be scattered around our homes, cars and communities, allowing users to control more of their world through the Internet.
The current version has about 4.3 billion available addresses; the new one has so many it is expressed in exponents (3.4 x 10 to the power of 38).
The average consumer may never know the switch is occurring, because the two versions interact seamlessly with each other. Most modern computers are already enabled to use IPV6, but for network service providers, like Comcast or America Online , it can require significant and costly equipment upgrades, Murchison said.
Enthusiasts at this week's conference, called the IPV6 Summit and attended by many representatives of local tech companies and government agencies, expound fervently about the days when the sensors on a car's timing belt will send an alert through the Internet to a consumer's cell phone, informing the owner that it's time for a tune-up. Or when an e-mail will show up with the message that the freezer in a user's vacation home has risen above a certain temperature, putting that expensive buffalo meat at risk of spoiling.
The new Net is also more secure, its proponents say, because the simplicity of its structure makes it easier to identify potential trouble spots. And streaming video images played on IPV6 are far more clear than those shown on the old model.
American corporations have been slow to adopt the new standard, which was developed by a consortium of public- and private-sector technologists, but the Pentagon isn't giving its units the option to ignore it. By 2008, the Defense Department intends to deploy Version 6 and is requiring that all of the new devices purchased by military buyers are equipped to work on the new network.
"As the network gets bigger, they want more reach. They want more end-to-end communication. . . . The goal is ubiquity," said Chuck Lynch , technical director of the DOD transition office.
Rep. T homas M. Davis III (R-Va.) stopped by the conference Tuesday morning to promote the advantages of the new Internet, and last week the Government Accountability Office issued a report recommending that federal agencies start planning their transition strategies.
"Honestly, I think it's inevitable" that the switch will be made, Murchison said.
[non technical part removed]
Ellen McCarthy writes about the local tech scene every Thursday. Her e-mail address ismccarthye@washpost.com.
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Re: [tech4all] [help] how to block a web page from access?
hello,
Well this issue can be handled easily by the use of
.htaccess file. This is a small config file that you
can place in your relevant folders of your web
directory & and you can generate all sorts of error
messages where ever you want, and you can password
protect certain pages etc. Infact it adds significant
power to your website.
This is a small easy to write file
A simple tutorial can be found here
http://www.freewebmasterhelp.com/tutorials/htaccess/
Regards
Ritesh
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--- danny staple <orionrobots@gmail.com> wrote:
> This would work as long as you dont have any local
> services running.
> If you do, just point that IP address at something
> you know will
> definately not be running any services.
>
> Danny
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> On 5/24/05, Don Hill <dhill@eweb-service.com> wrote:
> >
> > just put an entry in the hosts file located in
> > \winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
> >
> >
> > add this 127.0.0.1
> www.the.url.I.want.to.blocked.com
> >
> > ;)
> >
> >
> > thameem ansari wrote:
> >
> > > hi friends,
> > >
> > > I am a silent member of this groups. I
> want
> > > to block a web page from access to others. I did
> it
> > > with the help of norton internet security 2002,
> but
> > > when I entered the web page it shows 'norton
> internet
> > > security 2002' has blocked the web page. But
> when I
> > > enter the web site, it should show " The page
> cannot
> > > be displayed ".
> > > Is there any software that will block the
> webpage
> > > so that when I enter the web site it should show
> " The
> > > page cannot be displayed ".
> > >
> > > Please help me.
> > >
> > > Thank u,
> > >
> > > with regards.
> > >
> > > Thameem Ansari S.K.
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Re: [tech4all] SATA Hard Drive - PC dosen't power up
What other hardware have you got running on the PC in terms of drives,
gfx cards, additional fans etc?
What is the make, model and age of the power supply?
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On 5/24/05, Janardhan S Iyer <jsiyer@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Geeky friends !!
>
> I just purchased a Seagate 160GB SATA Hard Drive. It
> connects to the Power Supply ( 400 Watts , PowerSafe )
> using a SATA Power cable adapter.
>
> The problem is : Whenever I connect the HDD nad press
> the power switch on button the PC refuses to boot up
> there is a momentary spin of the CPU fan but after
> that everything stops.
>
> As soon as I disconnect the SATA Hard Drive from the
> power ( and leave the ATA Cable connected ), witch off
> and switch on the power supply the PC boots.
>
> I am using an ASUS P4P 800 SE mother borad...
>
> Any help in solving this is highly appreciated. Thanks
> in advance.
>
> -Janardhan Iyer
> GSM :: +91 98224 43436
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Re: [tech4all] [help] how to block a web page from access?
This would work as long as you dont have any local services running.
If you do, just point that IP address at something you know will
definately not be running any services.
Danny
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On 5/24/05, Don Hill <dhill@eweb-service.com> wrote:
>
> just put an entry in the hosts file located in
> \winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
>
>
> add this 127.0.0.1 www.the.url.I.want.to.blocked.com
>
> ;)
>
>
> thameem ansari wrote:
>
> > hi friends,
> >
> > I am a silent member of this groups. I want
> > to block a web page from access to others. I did it
> > with the help of norton internet security 2002, but
> > when I entered the web page it shows 'norton internet
> > security 2002' has blocked the web page. But when I
> > enter the web site, it should show " The page cannot
> > be displayed ".
> > Is there any software that will block the webpage
> > so that when I enter the web site it should show " The
> > page cannot be displayed ".
> >
> > Please help me.
> >
> > Thank u,
> >
> > with regards.
> >
> > Thameem Ansari S.K.
> >
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[tech4all] FW: [circleofknowledge] Singularity w.r.t Intelligence
Regards,
Mallik
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Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 1:18 PM
To: Circle Of Knowledge
Subject: [circleofknowledge] Singularity w.r.t Intelligence
http://www.singinst.org/what-singularity.html
Sumit
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[tech4all] SATA Hard Drive - PC dosen't power up
Hi Geeky friends !!
I just purchased a Seagate 160GB SATA Hard Drive. It
connects to the Power Supply ( 400 Watts , PowerSafe )
using a SATA Power cable adapter.
The problem is : Whenever I connect the HDD nad press
the power switch on button the PC refuses to boot up
there is a momentary spin of the CPU fan but after
that everything stops.
As soon as I disconnect the SATA Hard Drive from the
power ( and leave the ATA Cable connected ), witch off
and switch on the power supply the PC boots.
I am using an ASUS P4P 800 SE mother borad...
Any help in solving this is highly appreciated. Thanks
in advance.
-Janardhan Iyer
GSM :: +91 98224 43436
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Re: [tech4all] [help] how to block a web page from access?
just put an entry in the hosts file located in
\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
add this 127.0.0.1 www.the.url.I.want.to.blocked.com
;)
thameem ansari wrote:
> hi friends,
>
> I am a silent member of this groups. I want
> to block a web page from access to others. I did it
> with the help of norton internet security 2002, but
> when I entered the web page it shows 'norton internet
> security 2002' has blocked the web page. But when I
> enter the web site, it should show " The page cannot
> be displayed ".
> Is there any software that will block the webpage
> so that when I enter the web site it should show " The
> page cannot be displayed ".
>
> Please help me.
>
> Thank u,
>
> with regards.
>
> Thameem Ansari S.K.
>
>
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[tech4all] [help] how to block a web page from access?
hi friends,
I am a silent member of this groups. I want
to block a web page from access to others. I did it
with the help of norton internet security 2002, but
when I entered the web page it shows 'norton internet
security 2002' has blocked the web page. But when I
enter the web site, it should show " The page cannot
be displayed ".
Is there any software that will block the webpage
so that when I enter the web site it should show " The
page cannot be displayed ".
Please help me.
Thank u,
with regards.
Thameem Ansari S.K.
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