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Forum: Storage (alternative) June 28th 07, 07:38 AM Posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage
Replies: 6
Views: 408
Posted By [email protected]
Question about old HDD

I am still not clear on how the hdd cam work with the 2 different
configurations. They give different numbers of total sectors...
Forum: Storage (alternative) June 26th 07, 07:07 PM Posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage
Replies: 6
Views: 408
Posted By [email protected]
Question about old HDD

Hello!
I have a strange question about an old hard drive that I pulled out
of an old Pentium 1 computer. The hard drive was working fine, and
the computer was able to boot into Windows 95...
Forum: General June 19th 07, 08:06 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 13
Views: 827
Posted By [email protected]
Laptop Dell 9100 problems

I retested the working module in both of the slots. I do not really
want to stick in the defective ram into the laptop anymore.

The ram is out of warranty, so I need to buy a new dimm.

The ram is...
Forum: General June 18th 07, 08:13 PM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 13
Views: 827
Posted By [email protected]
Laptop Dell 9100 problems

I think I found the problem: it was a defective ram stick. The laptop
had 2 dimms @ 512mb each. I pulled one out and ran memtest 86 on the
other. One of the sticks produces multiple errors within...
Forum: General June 18th 07, 08:54 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 13
Views: 827
Posted By [email protected]
Laptop Dell 9100 problems

I just tried to turn the darn thing on again and had my digital camera
with me. Here is what I captured. (Sorry for the poor...
Forum: General June 18th 07, 08:33 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 13
Views: 827
Posted By [email protected]
Laptop Dell 9100 problems

The BIOS is very limied and does not have a temp monitoring page. The
fans are blowing mildly warm air out, and they are lowd, but sound
normal. If it ever boots into windows again I will try to...
Forum: General June 18th 07, 05:28 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 13
Views: 827
Posted By [email protected]
Laptop Dell 9100 problems

update:
I just tried turning it on one more time, it again booted to windows,
but when it crashed the screen turned blank, the processor fan was
blowing and the indicator lights were still glowing.
Forum: General June 18th 07, 04:57 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 13
Views: 827
Posted By [email protected]
Laptop Dell 9100 problems

Hello, I have a Dell Inspiron 9100 laptop with a P4 3.2 ghz processor,
1 GB or ram and a Radeon 9700 mobility graphics card. This laptop is
experiencing problems.

I was working on it once, and went...
Forum: General June 1st 07, 08:32 PM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 6
Views: 314
Posted By [email protected]
MAX resolution for a VGA connector

The VGA connector has no limit. I have a CRT monitor that will do 2048x1536,
so no worries there.

How does this relate to the fact that some 30'' LCD monitors require a
dual connector in a...
Forum: General June 1st 07, 04:57 PM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 6
Views: 314
Posted By [email protected]
MAX resolution for a VGA connector

What is the maximum resolution that a VGA connector can support? Can
it run an LCD at 1920x1200?
Also, what is the advantage of DVI over the VGA?
Forum: General May 23rd 07, 11:00 PM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 0
Views: 199
Posted By [email protected]
Viewing photos on a Pentium 1 Desktop.

now I have another question: How much RAM do windows 95 and 98 use
just by themselves with absolutely nothing running?
Forum: General May 23rd 07, 10:40 PM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 0
Views: 218
Posted By [email protected]
Viewing photos on a Pentium 1 Desktop.

I was wondering if I could simulate the photo watching experience by
installing windows 95 in a VmWare virtual machine and then tweaking
the amount of memory available?
Forum: General May 23rd 07, 10:36 PM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 0
Views: 200
Posted By [email protected]
Viewing photos on a Pentium 1 Desktop.

I was wondering if I could simulate the photo watching experience by
installing windows 95 in a VmWare virtual machine and then tweaking
the amount of memory available?
Forum: General May 23rd 07, 07:38 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 16
Views: 626
Posted By [email protected]
Viewing photos on a Pentium 1 Desktop.

Thank you for the great answer. This really cleared thing up.
So basically the decompressed image size does not even need to fit
into RAM but can be stored in virtual memory?
Forum: General May 23rd 07, 03:38 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 1
Views: 289
Posted By [email protected]
Viewing photos on a Pentium 1 Desktop.

Hello everybody!
I have a friend with an old Pentium 1 desktop with windows 95 lying
around. I think that the processor is rated at 90 MHz and the system
has 16 MB of ram.
I was wondering if the...
Forum: General May 23rd 07, 03:38 AM Posted to alt.comp.hardware
Replies: 16
Views: 626
Posted By [email protected]
Viewing photos on a Pentium 1 Desktop.

Hello everybody!
I have a friend with an old Pentium 1 desktop with windows 95 lying
around. I think that the processor is rated at 90 MHz and the system
has 16 MB of ram.
I was wondering if the...
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