I have Lenovo ThinkCentre ThinkCentre M57e Type 9439 desktop.I Bought New DDR2 1GB RAM to extend my system memory but whenever i plug my new Simmtronics DDR2 RAM in slot My pc stop showing no screen and fan start running on High Speed,I tried on both slot but still no luck also one by one .i tho...
Is that edit actually an improvement? Are angled quotes or apostrophes supposed to be superior to other ones that don't require special effort to type on a standard keyboard?
Every time I initiate a new instance of LibreOffice, I have to kill that behavior right off.
You'd think that I'd learn how to do that quickly, but every-friggin'-time, I have to go searching for where that "autocorrect" or "autoreplace" behavior is.
Kinda makes me wish there were a "stop helping me" option.
@killermist 2-3 minutes all wireless goes wackey , turns itslef back on after without changing anything. isnt that the symptoms people were describing when the Microwave (cooking oven) knocked out thier wi-fi with RF interferances? Although i have never had that problem, that is the first thing that popped into my head , based on reading about the problem via others.
2-3minutes, is the exact time it takes to warm a cup-o-java
As far as the lease expiry . only via a search at SU, i can find people who have seen that. " because the machine's lease is continuously resetting to an expiration of just a few minutes in the future, at which point the ISP modem goes down. " & "My Netgear router invariably denies all ip lease renewal requests and assigns a different ip. Its DHCP behavior has zero configurability" &
"Sounds like a possible issue with DHCP lease renewal. Windows machines often 'hiccup' if they've got open connections during a lease renew operation."
So why the downvote for that not existing, when Depending on all the hardware and software used it can exist.
plus 2 close votes for "unclear what your asking" ? when the original question (prior to edit), was clear enough for the most part .
Could be we need a few more options for close voting ? 6) Not clear after 6 beers 7) Really nobody gives a rats ass about your stupid problem 8) How the heck would i know, close it 9) Reinstall is research
@killermist - Saw your discussion above. My guess at the reason for the downvotes on your answer: the information was contrary to conventional wisdom and looked like speculation. If you had included some citations like Psycogeek found, the response probably would have been different. Just guessing.
The easiest way to do this would be at the cable level.
Assuming I didn't want a bespoke cable for this (which would be a couple of dollars of parts at most... and a little time with a soldering iron). I'd go with a 3.5mm male to 2x 3.5mm female (used to plug two headphones into a jack), to a pa...
I wrote that, and now that I read it, I wonder if there's any uglier solution to that
@fixer1234 I'm tired and going to sleep. I figured the OP deserved a heads-up about JakeGould's edits. Just from my personal experience today, the guy seems like a jerk. Maybe he's just having an off night. Don't know. Don't care (now). I'm off to bed.
@killermist Fella, you might not agree with my edits. But your whole convo here reeks of you trying to beat the drumhead in response to my edits. Newsflash: My edits were minimal at best. Fixing simple misspellings of “access points” as well as removing groveling from the original poster complaining about downvotes. And oh yeah, “smart quotes”… You might not like that, but when you state “There's [essence of superiority] about them…” that is your projection of your own insecurities.
@killermist Additionally, I am not the only own who has downvoted that question and flagged it as well. There is no great conspiracy here: The question as posted by the original poster is just bad, open-ended and unanswerable in the current form. Additionally when you state in your answer “pause for station identification” is the reason for the Wi-Fi to time out, that has a basis in what exactly? Yes, I know about how DHCP works. And DHCP lease renewal alone does not cause that behavior.
@JourneymanGeek Actually, yes I do mind if the focus is the use of commonly accepted UTF8 characters such as smart quotes. When I edit I often do far more than just edit “smart quotes” and I do not do it because of superiority. In fact these screeds I am posting here comes from @killermist insisting that somehow some magical other-being come down and revert my edits. Yes, please revert my edits where I do things like fix grammar, fix formatting and make things readable. But most of all…
I have no issue with the edit itself with superuser.com/a/873113/10165 (though I improved it since I didn't think the edit caught the essence of what I was trying to say). I'm wondering if there's some cultural context I'm missing.
(Since I do prefer to use the term when refering to a specific class of repurposing)
@JourneymanGeek Don’t care. I consider this isolated chat area to be the most useless and worst message board aspect of Stack Exchange sites that encourages “drum head” beating behavior like what @killermist enaged in. Disagree with my edits? Revert or improve them.
@JourneymanGeek Oh that edit? Yes, using the term “ghetto” is considered racist on the U.S. And other places as well.
@JourneymanGeek And now, farewell. Bye! Why @killermist is insisting one horrible question deserves this treatment—as if my actions alone made the question bad—is not my dysfunction. It’s his. Anyone looking at that question and my edits as well as the comments and his baiting and concludes that somehow I am at fault for a bad question being treated that way is past comprehension.
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I've been encountering some intermittent 0x139 KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE blue screens with first parameter 0x3 on my Windows 8.1 laptop, once every 20 minutes to an hour. These crashes are happening in NETIO.SYS, at either the NsiEnumerateObjectsAllParametersEx or NsiGet...
@AwalGarg of course it's ok. pretty sure I linked to this anyway, but here's my ffmpeg command line (this WILL NOT WORK unless you have the very latest versions of libvpx with vp9 enabled, and libopus): http://tiyukquellmalz.org/awal/orig/encoding_command.txt
I run a three computer setup at the moment, small nuc-class system as a home server (for bitorrent and the like), laptop for normal use, desktop for gaming.
In our office we are using Thunderbird. One user in particular, when using Thunderbird, has issues with sending and receiving emails.
Whenever he sends an email, it takes 3 times as long to connect to the domain to send the email, and the same for any user that attempts to send emails to him.
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...my Rover Metro...
... will ever land on Mars.
Problem description
I've been encountering some intermittent 0x139 KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE blue screens with first parameter 0x3 on my Windows 8.1 laptop, once every 20 minutes to an hour. These crashes are happening in NETIO.SYS, at either the NsiEnumerateObjectsAllParametersEx or NsiGet...
