Recent content by tigsounds

#1: I don't use AV because I demand my performance. I still use WinXP Pro because it only uses .Net Framework for those apps that need it. If I wanted a sled, I'd buy one. I won't let my computer be one, so no new OS until CPU speed gets to 20Ghz or better to make up for what an OS that...

Click HERE No promises, but it might help, or actually work.

With the computer off: Most of those units have a flat plastic piece between the keyboard and the screen, just above the keys. It is removed by sliding it sideways to the right about 1/4" and then it comes off. Under that panel piece is the plug to connect the screen to the mainboard. That...

Visit your bank issuing the card and have autopay to that vender revoked. Provide proof of your cancellation and initiate a claim against Wild Tangent. You will stop getting billed/paying them and have a better than even chance of getting your money back for all payments made as of date you...

Sounds good enough, at least the price. Be sure to come back and let us know how good/bad/other it is. :)

The big dish made the difference. Mine was purchased and set up for Wichita Kansas (U.S.), by the same friend that supplies my Internet VPN/proxy. I send it back once in awhile for changes/upgrades. Dish Network has no idea where the receiver is, they just transmit the signal and don't know or...

Hi neighbor... I live in Venezuela in the El Placer area in the hills above the southern section of Caracas (right above Universidad Simón Bolívar) and have 'Dish Network' because the footprint of the satellite signal seems better from them than Direct TV. Those little dishes never worked out...

A new Pix tube wouldn't be a fix for a set that won't turn on. You need new power control logic board. Remember, JVC makes the crappiest TV of them all, except maybe VIZIO. Before you purchase a JVC TV, check where it must be sent for warrantee work when needed and prepare to be amazed...

Nope, don't have one of those but maybe a bit of help... maybe. Open your Catalyst Control Center and check for things like interlace settings. That setting, if wrong, messes with any monitor. There are a few de-interlace methods available, try each one.

Google.com Enter the location, click Search. When the first results screen appears... On the left side of the screen, click "Images" See if you find your place of interest.

Are you absolutely certain that the problem is CCC? Try this: Right-click desktop in blank area, select Properties. Click Settings>Advanced> Adapter> "List all modes" These are the modes your driver will deliver. Some your monitor may not be able to display. (120hertz)