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Is there a program that merges srt. (subtitle files) to avi?
There is logic in it but if it were the case with actual processors, I'd have to call it faulty engineering. I would say that it would shorten its life though (even though it would probably be thoroughly insignificant).
@LucyDuke, check these out. Only just googled them but they look promising.
http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/hidelinks/
http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/how-to-password-protect-and-hide-urls-or-links/
http://www.hidelinks.com/hidelinks/default.asp
I'm troubleshooting someone, and I'm stumped on this. Apparently they got a virus in their boot sector, so they wiped the drive and reinstalled. And the onboard video was gone, and eventually figured out the entire mobo was dead. How could a virus do that??? Especially if it's not a BIOS virus.
the only thing I can think of is that it turned off all the fans and it overheated seriously.
How do you know it was a virus initially? If it was already failing, then the death right after a format may have been just coincidence.
I'm in need of a software to recover deleted files. I've tried Pareto and it's great, but unfortunately I'll need to pay for the better-quality recovery. How does shareware e.g. PC Inspector compare? Is there any freeware out there that can recover files with similar/better quality?
Thanks in advance.
On my new computer every once in a while turning it on, it'll just reboot once I log into windows. It hasn't been putting that send windows the error report thing until it just did it now. Of course that error report is useless to me, so what good is it. Could it be a hardware issue or maybe something wrong with windows?
I have a corded, optical Logitech mouse, connected through USB port (about 1,5 years old) that has so far served me faithfully.
Few days ago it started to misbehave: i.e. it freezes, in which case the only cure seems to be disconnecting it from port and reconnecting again. This has so far always worked, while simple yanking/adjusting the connection never has.
However, it is happening at intervals of 15-60 minutes and crawling under the table every so often has become kind of annoying.
What the hell is broken? The mouse? The port? Should I try to clean them somehow?
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