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  1. Hi all,

     

    have a problem with my PC since i dowloaded updates from microsoft updates.

     

    Was downloading 5 or 6 updates in the same session

     

    Updates seemed to stop downloading after an hour had no choice but to switch PC off, now whenever i try to reboot or shutdown PC it takes approx 3hours but it does succeed in rebooting or shutting down with no errors in the event logs, is there a timer on how long a shutdown takes, or any other ideas?

     

    Am running XP Pro sp2

  2. If you can, in safe mode or from a dos prompt

    Try un-installing the nVidea 6600 GFX drivers, it worked on my AMD system.

    Found that the original drivers on the disc supplied, dont work I let windows auto discover & used windows version drivers no problem since.

    Well it worked for me.

  3. Tom Baker from Dr.who lives 1/2 mile away

    Jeff Beck lives 200yds away

     

    Heres one for you jeepster Yvette Fielding used to live 50yds away, just before most haunted started

     

    Have only exchanged pleasantries

    Do these count?

  4. I do have a brand new DEll 17"TFT LCD for sale the specs are:-

     

    Dell E173FP Flat Screen Monitor.

    Specification

     

    Screen type - TFT LCD

    Screen dimensions Diagonal 17 inches (432.0 mm)

    Horizontal 13.3 inches (337.9 mm)

    Vertical 10.6 inches (270.3 mm)

    Pixel pitch 0.264 x 0.264 mm

    Viewing angle 120° (vertical) typical, 140° (horizontal) typical

    Luminance output 250 cd/m2 typical

    Contrast ratio 400 : 1 typical

    LCD surface coating Hardness 3H, antiglare treatment

    Backlight 4 CCFL type

    Response time 16ms

     

     

    make me a resonable offer, i paid £220

  5. would agree with all of the above apart from the bit about 'big commercial database drives' whatever they may be. Most BIG databases on a BIG computer will be stored on SCSI disks, the computer hosting the DB will run some version of UNIX and the disks will be configured as RAW devices. They don't even have a file system on them, no files, nothing to defragment.

     

     

    SCSI old but reliable technology, now were using cascading optical drives, Terrabites not gigabites, defragging these is just not worth it, takes to long.

  6. I have the Tom Tom version 5.00 on my HP pocket PC, all the maps that came with the last upgrade ie:- version 4.00 to version 5.00 including Europe are included, only thing is i need to upgrade my memory card from 256mB to 512mB to fit them on.

     

    But your buying the Tom Tom 300, no idea how that works.

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