Thread necromancy here! I just attempted this repair and in my rusty, sleepy state, I grabbed a 47-ohm resistor instead of 47k and dropped it into R26. Obviously, it didn't work--the fuse blew in a glorious show of light.
At this point, I'm game for replacing it again with the correct...
So far, no luck on the display stands independent of the product itself, but if anyone here would ever be willing to part with the bulky wonder, perhaps some form of payment could be arranged. To reiterate, I'm looking to acquire an extra base (control module not necessary) from which to begin...
I sent an email to BenQ asking if they have any thoughts on sourcing a pair of display stands. I'd also be curious about finding the differences between the FP241W and FP241VW inner structure. It seems probable that they are mechanically very similar, with the control modules relocated to the...
Having purchased a Soyo 24D6 and a BenQ FP241VW, I give the BenQ my strongest recommendation for purchase. The stand may be silly in a dual-monitor arrangement, but the display is fantastic. Once I configured the brightness to appropriate levels and made some slight color changes, it was...
Seems my my post was eaten by the great internet gremlins.
I'm looking to do a stand amputation on my FP241VW with the hope of making it more VESA-friendly, similar to what 10e did with his model. In all likelihood, I'll be eliminating the USB ports entirely in an effort to simplify the...
Bam! Proud owner of a thoroughly used Soyo Topaz D6 here. It's definitely a VA panel, armed with no dead pixels and a vigorous break-in period as the display for our store. The Omax employee discount was finally worth something. ;) When it went on clearance, I snatched it up as fast as I could.
the NEC and Eizo are both high on my "want" list, but are too far above my range of affordability to be considered viable options. I managed to get the dell at $480, so it was quite a steal for me. The BenQ is increasingly difficult to find new, but I've been looking around. I'll most...
So here goes the post. I've spent some time over the past few months dwelling over an upgrade for my workstation. I did the research, attempted to design a system around my usage habits and optimized the entire environment to best fit what I believed I'd be trying to do. Part of my plan was...
I purchased a Dell 2408WFP a few days back with the intention of both designing for sRGB and general use. Regrettably, the gamut on this display is so wide that it simply makes casual use in non-profiled applications unbearable. Reds and greens are both severely blown out (as one would...
First off, thanks for the responses. It can sometimes be difficult to get good information from the cloud of minds that is the internet. Anyhoo, I was lassoed by the boss this evening and during the time I was expecting to be configuring the server, was forced to sit and listen to an only...
Well, my preference would be to avoid seizing and instead do a proper transition, removing the corrupt users and any damaged data before the attempt, but I'm not opposed to it. Would this allow the original domain controller to remain (technically) active a drop-in backup if the need arises...
So domains aren't usually my territory, but I believe I have a functional understanding of this manner of system. Anyway, the problems I'm encountering (seemingly) simple ones offset by the fact that I am, for all intents and purposes, completely green when it comes to domains.
The local...
Sort of a bump.
Decisions need to be made and two options exist. The drive in question can either be fit into an external USB enclosure which *is* confirmed as being compatible with the drive, or it can be returned and exchanged for a product of greater compatibility. However, I'm curious...
Samsung Spinpoint F1 750gb, Model No. HD753LJ
I've been reading cases where people do actually appear to have this drive working on the board (Asus K8V-X, VIA K8T800 NB, VIA VT8237 SB), but this evidence only manifested itself after purchase. Anyway, an exchange seems likely. If anyone could...
This is a brand new drive. It is likely unformatted, but the problem is far more simple: It simply is not being properly detected by the computer. While I cannot verify this, the board in question does not appear to offer a list of drives detected by the SATA controller, thus making it...
Well, Followup time. Turns out, there was never any SDB showing up under linux. Miscommunication paved the way for needless experimentation and wordy forum posts. So now I need to figure out what the root problem is and go from there. Is it the motherboard? Is it the HDD? *sigh*
Could a...
That's a damned good point. I wonder if the OS could be failing to attempting to address the drive at that point during the boot and failing miserably. Of course, not being there is making this a real nightmare ;) I need to confirm whether or not Ubuntu recognized the drive.
Edit 1: BSOD...
I've run into a bit of a problem attempting to troubleshoot some hardware/software interoperability problems that came up earlier today as the girlfriend tried to install a new HDD. First, the details
Preliminary Details:
Asus K8V-X
AMD Sempron 3000+
512mb RAM (unknown speed)
Old HDD...
I don't usually prefer to bump my own threads, but a lack of apparent views and replies leaves me little choice.
It seems like the tv-out connector may have been causing something, but it isn't quite certain. Unplugging the tv-out module has resulted in the problems not returning as of yet...
Howdy, folks. I come here with ears open for thoughts on the following issue. The card in question is an a passively cooled Gigabyte 8600GTS running at stock clock speeds and was previously chugging along fairly happily until recently. The owner of the system largely plays Battlefield 2 at...
I return with updates.
Today's experiment was a simple substitution of the source drive for installation. I tried a known-good DVD/CD-RW combo drive. Lo and behold, it worked! Went right on through with no problems. We'll see how much further it gets with time, but no problems thus far...
So once again, I return from the abyss. And with me comes a damned stubborn beast of a problem.
In the attempt to build a new old system for my girlfriend, the shiny new computer made of mostly new components seems to have hit a stumbling point. Before the XP installation process reaches...
I had stumbled over the Powernet website earlier, but by inability to speak the language has made finding details a bit difficult. And as far as I can tell, there is no matching controller board on the earthlcd site. hmm.
So I got my hands on a freebie 19" LCD. It's a beautiful display...nearly perfect in every way...or at least it would be if it worked. It was going to be tossed, but the issue seems to be one of either two modules: The video controller or the power supply. the LCD itself is perfect.
Here's...
I am having this problem and I have trouble pinning down the cause.
My 3 year old KDS Rad 7 17" LCD monitor works perfectly fine. Except when I play the game "Guild Wars", or a specific minigame in Sid Meier's Pirates. What happens (at random points in time) is lines of tearing and distortion...
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I actually got to play with one of the stepper machines spring of last year for a Nanotechnology lab course. One section had us experimenting with a 4" wafer, starting off with vapor deposition and heading into lithography. It was really quite...
Is there any chance you could elaborate on how the noise and distortion was removed? A number of my aurora shots produced centered rings that were quite distracting.
Well, my free capacity generally rises and falls depending on how I allocate my files. I'll jump between 1.5 or 2 gb to just under a megabyte on occasion (usually because I just don't think about the sizes of my transfers :D
I'll investigate talking to samsung about it. I'd hope I'm not...
System stats:
Windows XP, Athlon XP 2200+, 1gb memory. Average of 400MB free on boot drive.
Samsung CD-RW/DVD Combo Drive (SM-332B)
Apps Tried: Nero 5.10.0, Nero 6, Alcohol 120%
Problem: CDs Burn successfully. They look to have data (visually). And if an application is looking for data...