MetsFan
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Ouch... that hurts my portfolio
You should be able to but will likely have to call their "tech" support and provide the corresponding MAC ID. I did that with TWC as soon as they started charging $3/month for their awful generic modems that were a dime a dozen. I went with a really nice Motorola (DOCSIS 3.0) unit. Now I have no physical equipment from TWC. Just their internet service.Fox, do you know if I can use a Motorola modem on the Comcast triple play for internet and cable only? I got a better deal getting the triple play, but I don't need the phone. I was thinking maybe I could save the $10 a month and getting my own, but I don't know if it would work since I also have the phone service.
Story of my life.^ wrong thread matt. That's strike 1. :Chris:
Sounds like a video driver issue. Is this a laptop or desktop PC? Typically when you only have a single low-resolution display choice, something has gone wrong with the corresponding display driver. Depending on the manufacturer, often times 3rd party software (i.e. AMD or NVidia) will be installed that can instead control the dual-display resolution as opposed to allowing Windows to do it. IIRC though, you probably don't have the appropriate administrative permissions to mess with your display driver. You can check the make and model of it by right-clicking on your "My Computer" icon and selecting properties. Then choose "Device Manager" and navigate to your "Display Adapters". Hopefully your help desk will know how to do all this.ok fox, how do i change the resolution on my main monitor (dual set up) when the only choice I have is 800x600 int he drop down box. returned to work this morning and the monitor display was F up.
right now I switched the control to Mon. # 2 and turned off the main one until the help desk sees fit to send someone out to fix it.
Excellent for small projects like you just described. And processing power is always evolving so they are getting better all the time. To the point where they can even be utilized in light multi-media center control applications. I have yet to embark on any DIY projects of this nature. Perhaps after graduate school.Fox,
What are your thoughts on those stand alone "raspberry Pi" computer boards?
I'm thinking about getting one to do some ham radio internet stuff without having to turn on my computer.
Do they allow you to do Windows Updates? Or is that micro-managed by your IT?the guy who remoted in couldn't figure it out, but i wasn't paying attention after he put me on hold. If the person with the help ticket doesn't show up by Thursday I might try messing with the drivers, I saw those buttons. But I didn't want to get yelled at for doing things that aren't in my job description.
PM'd.So let's say Junior got hooked on watching "Fullmetal Alchemist". In doing so, she got through season 4, only to find that season 5 isn't on Netflix due to some licensing dispute with Funimation. Where (purely hypothetically) would one be able to watch Season 5 online?
As I mentioned above, most likely Win7. In which case the "F8" trick will work to get to safe mode. Do safe mode "without network". And here are the software packages and definitions you should use:Thanks! I'm not at home at the moment but will get these answered and will try the malwarebyte.. We did disconnect from Internet.... It's a 2 year old dell PC, not even sure which windows....?
SAS: http://www.superantispyware.com/downloadfile.html?productid=SUPERANTISPYWAREFREE
Definitions (for manual install): http://cdn.superantispyware.com/SASDEFINITIONS.EXE
Choose the "quick scan" method. Remove anything it finds.
MBAM: http://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/
Definitions (for manual install): http://data-cdn.mbamupdates.com/tools/mbam-rules.exe
I would also highly recommend you run this rootkit discovery utility:
TDSSKiller Anti-Rootkit: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/tdsskiller/dl/4/
And if we have to take the proverbial "gloves off", let me know. But that will take us down a much more advanced path.
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