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GreenieLeBrun
With the great deal of information you have provided about your machine all
I can suggest is to :-
1. Change your motherboard
2. Change your video card
3. Change your Hard drive/s
4. Increase the RAM using faster chips
5. Change the operating system
I can suggest is to :-
1. Change your motherboard
2. Change your video card
3. Change your Hard drive/s
4. Increase the RAM using faster chips
5. Change the operating system
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
He would probably be better off to just buy a new one.
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StevenM
Don't you mean "upgrade" rather than "change." After all, not all change is
for the better. <grin>
Steven Craig Miller
for the better. <grin>
Steven Craig Miller
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Terry Farrell
Maybe it is clogged up. Lower it gently into a tub of water with two ladles
of vinegar and one ladle of ammonia.
WARNING: IT MUST BE DISCONNECTED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY.
When all the air bubbles have dispelled, raise it again slowly, dry it off
the excess water with one of your mum's clean white bath towel. Place it in
the oven and dry it out at a temperature not exceeding 250 degrees C
overnight.
Next morning, polish it until it gleams and put it out for the refuse
collection.
Terry
of vinegar and one ladle of ammonia.
WARNING: IT MUST BE DISCONNECTED FROM THE POWER SUPPLY.
When all the air bubbles have dispelled, raise it again slowly, dry it off
the excess water with one of your mum's clean white bath towel. Place it in
the oven and dry it out at a temperature not exceeding 250 degrees C
overnight.
Next morning, polish it until it gleams and put it out for the refuse
collection.
Terry
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Terry Farrell
I've just realised that this is a trick question.
The real answer is to make your parents get a faster car. That old relic of
their hippy days - the VW camper - is just too slow.
Terry
The real answer is to make your parents get a faster car. That old relic of
their hippy days - the VW camper - is just too slow.
Terry
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Marsh
A serious question deserves a serious answer:
Set it up in a Radio Flyer, on a hill, facing down hill. Newtons law of
gravity will do the rest.
Set it up in a Radio Flyer, on a hill, facing down hill. Newtons law of
gravity will do the rest.
J
JoAnn Paules
LOVE IT!!
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Reitanos
It's a proven fact that excessive punctuation will overload the
processor and slow down your computer.
Not to mention the added bonus of creating reader pain and reducing
credibility.
processor and slow down your computer.
Not to mention the added bonus of creating reader pain and reducing
credibility.
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w_tom
All computer have a few wires that are connected to nothing. These
are for quick restoration. Select one wire, light it with a match,
and watch the resulting smoke burn out the problem. Computer should
now work as expected.
are for quick restoration. Select one wire, light it with a match,
and watch the resulting smoke burn out the problem. Computer should
now work as expected.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Sounds similar to percussive maintenance.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
All computer have a few wires that are connected to nothing. These
are for quick restoration. Select one wire, light it with a match,
and watch the resulting smoke burn out the problem. Computer should
now work as expected.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
All computer have a few wires that are connected to nothing. These
are for quick restoration. Select one wire, light it with a match,
and watch the resulting smoke burn out the problem. Computer should
now work as expected.
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Gordon
Marsh said:A serious question deserves a serious answer:
Set it up in a Radio Flyer,
What's a "Radio Flyer"? (For us the other side of the Pond......)
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Jay Freedman
What's a "Radio Flyer"? (For us the other side of the Pond......)
It's the standard "little red wagon":
http://www.radioflyer.com/steelandwood/sw_18.html
Of course, some little red wagons aren't so little:
http://www.radioflyer.com/wlw/index.html
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Terry Farrell
Great looking toy but it doesn't explain 'Radio Flyer'. Was someone dyslexic
and really meant 'Rapid Flyer?
Terry Farrell
and really meant 'Rapid Flyer?
Terry Farrell
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
"Radio Flyer makes bikes and trikes for little tykes, in addition to
scooters and pedal-powered cars. Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin made his
first Liberty Coaster in 1917. He chose the name "Radio Flyer" in 1933
because it sounded futuristic. His grandchildren own and operate the
company. "
Tom
: Great looking toy but it doesn't explain 'Radio Flyer'. Was someone
dyslexic
: and really meant 'Rapid Flyer?
:
: Terry Farrell
:
: : > On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:03:46 +0100, "Gordon"
<[email protected]>
: > wrote:
: >
: >>: >>>A serious question deserves a serious answer:
: >>> Set it up in a Radio Flyer,
: >>
: >>What's a "Radio Flyer"? (For us the other side of the Pond......)
: >
: > It's the standard "little red wagon":
: > http://www.radioflyer.com/steelandwood/sw_18.html
: >
: > Of course, some little red wagons aren't so little:
: > http://www.radioflyer.com/wlw/index.html
: >
: > --
: > Regards,
: > Jay Freedman
: > Microsoft Word MVP
: > Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup
: > so all may benefit.
:
scooters and pedal-powered cars. Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin made his
first Liberty Coaster in 1917. He chose the name "Radio Flyer" in 1933
because it sounded futuristic. His grandchildren own and operate the
company. "
Tom
: Great looking toy but it doesn't explain 'Radio Flyer'. Was someone
dyslexic
: and really meant 'Rapid Flyer?
:
: Terry Farrell
:
: : > On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:03:46 +0100, "Gordon"
<[email protected]>
: > wrote:
: >
: >>: >>>A serious question deserves a serious answer:
: >>> Set it up in a Radio Flyer,
: >>
: >>What's a "Radio Flyer"? (For us the other side of the Pond......)
: >
: > It's the standard "little red wagon":
: > http://www.radioflyer.com/steelandwood/sw_18.html
: >
: > Of course, some little red wagons aren't so little:
: > http://www.radioflyer.com/wlw/index.html
: >
: > --
: > Regards,
: > Jay Freedman
: > Microsoft Word MVP
: > Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup
: > so all may benefit.
:
T
Terry Farrell
I see: Radio Flyer being a brand name (obviously quite big in the US) rather
than the trailer.
Terry
than the trailer.
Terry
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Yes.
:I see: Radio Flyer being a brand name (obviously quite big in the US)
rather
: than the trailer.
:
: Terry
:
: : > "Radio Flyer makes bikes and trikes for little tykes, in addition to
: > scooters and pedal-powered cars. Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin made
his
: > first Liberty Coaster in 1917. He chose the name "Radio Flyer" in 1933
: > because it sounded futuristic. His grandchildren own and operate the
: > company. "
: >
: > Tom
: >
: > : > : Great looking toy but it doesn't explain 'Radio Flyer'. Was someone
: > dyslexic
: > : and really meant 'Rapid Flyer?
: > :
: > : Terry Farrell
: > :
: > : : > : > On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:03:46 +0100, "Gordon"
: > <[email protected]>
: > : > wrote:
: > : >
: > : >>: > : >>>A serious question deserves a serious answer:
: > : >>> Set it up in a Radio Flyer,
: > : >>
: > : >>What's a "Radio Flyer"? (For us the other side of the Pond......)
: > : >
: > : > It's the standard "little red wagon":
: > : > http://www.radioflyer.com/steelandwood/sw_18.html
: > : >
: > : > Of course, some little red wagons aren't so little:
: > : > http://www.radioflyer.com/wlw/index.html
: > : >
: > : > --
: > : > Regards,
: > : > Jay Freedman
: > : > Microsoft Word MVP
: > : > Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
: > newsgroup
: > : > so all may benefit.
: > :
: >
: >
:
:I see: Radio Flyer being a brand name (obviously quite big in the US)
rather
: than the trailer.
:
: Terry
:
: : > "Radio Flyer makes bikes and trikes for little tykes, in addition to
: > scooters and pedal-powered cars. Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin made
his
: > first Liberty Coaster in 1917. He chose the name "Radio Flyer" in 1933
: > because it sounded futuristic. His grandchildren own and operate the
: > company. "
: >
: > Tom
: >
: > : > : Great looking toy but it doesn't explain 'Radio Flyer'. Was someone
: > dyslexic
: > : and really meant 'Rapid Flyer?
: > :
: > : Terry Farrell
: > :
: > : : > : > On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:03:46 +0100, "Gordon"
: > <[email protected]>
: > : > wrote:
: > : >
: > : >>: > : >>>A serious question deserves a serious answer:
: > : >>> Set it up in a Radio Flyer,
: > : >>
: > : >>What's a "Radio Flyer"? (For us the other side of the Pond......)
: > : >
: > : > It's the standard "little red wagon":
: > : > http://www.radioflyer.com/steelandwood/sw_18.html
: > : >
: > : > Of course, some little red wagons aren't so little:
: > : > http://www.radioflyer.com/wlw/index.html
: > : >
: > : > --
: > : > Regards,
: > : > Jay Freedman
: > : > Microsoft Word MVP
: > : > Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
: > newsgroup
: > : > so all may benefit.
: > :
: >
: >
:
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