Indeed, the same effect happens with some cameras - I left two Lithium batteries in mine for about 2-3 months, tried to turn it on... nada. Always...
I tried CAPS LOCK, that didn't work, and also the fonts of the keys I've tried are all ones that I can decipher the differences. I appreciate the...
No, it's not an OEM key, and no, I haven't bothered with the Microsoft activation centre because it's not originally my disc anyway (borrowed),...
Yeah, that graphics card smells to me as well... ;)
I can't see why the PCIe ports should be dead on the new motherboard as well, or have I misunderstood you?
USB is the new standard for everything ;)
Just tried to install an Millennium Edition virtual machine, it refuses every single key code I've tossed it (and all codes work for others). Any...
Surely if you get a negative voltage, it's on backwards? :p
Damnit, so there would be no way of sorting this, short of paying for a new CD code (of which it would be a waste of time, as far as I'm concerned)?
Did you say that the speakers worked in the DVD drive? If not, it may be that the port is indeed dead (though that would be strange for both...
Might be worth trying to put in the DVD player drivers then. Just a question - what sort of speaker setup do you have? A 2.0 setup would work...
MrBill, I don't think that logo is Windows Messenger... :D
Have you tried re-installing the Realtek file? Have you tried connecting direct to the PC's sound card (built in or otherwise)? It does sound odd...
That didn't work. It is probably due to the fact that the copy of Windows had also been installed on like 8 other hard drives at various points,...
I doubt it has spontaneously appeared: my PC has always had a tiny partition that doesn't do anything ;)
The new mobo would only cause it's failure if its power consumption was higher than the previous one (either by design or faults), and it had...
Yes, but I was genius enough to back it up onto the main drive, which either got corrupted during the backup, or failed... :(
And that, to me, would indicate a PSU failure, though personally I always thought that would just cut the PC, unless that's a total failure...
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