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Could someone be kind to send me the codes. This will be my first EPL fantasy although i've been a veteran on the ESPN one and the UEFA CL version as well. |
Export1, kudos for the assistance rendered here. Kindly help check the following VIN 2T1LR32E26C551607 Thanks in advance |
Mentioned above that i got one for sale, used for a couple months but with all the accessories and pack still intact. If you're still interested i can get it for you whenever you're ready! It's composite video input (eg standard pal dstv) to composite video output(ntsc) though, while the audio (L-R cable) is routed directly to the tv. The conversion is quite good for tvs below 46". I wouldn't advise you use it for bigger tvs. |
Anyone still interested in this converter should let me know...I have one unit for sale! ![]() |
Thanks a lot man! Really Appreciated |
Would appreciate if anyone can recommend a very good electrician/re-wire specifically for Volkswagen brand of vehicles (New Model Passat). Please drop their contacts here. No average roadside techy, I need the very best there is out there. Thanks guys. |
dydroy |
dydroy thats my id, ![]() |
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Better late, than never! |
Bawss1:Trust me, the gains are not marginal my friend especially with a full back-lit LED TV ![]() |
Sports Champions on the PS3 Move! Table Tennis to be specific ![]() |
Hala Madrid FTW! N.B: Should be the other way round, since the 1st leg will be played at the Santiago Bernabeu! Real Madrid vs Barcelona - Wednesday 10pm |
^^^ Same here, i felt for ajax. Plus i abhor lyon ![]() |
I use a pal->ntsc signal converter for mine, and it works quite well. I have not tried sojiogun's suggestion though, might just give it a try. |
BB2 White/Black Available? |
Bought @ N158 on Allen Avenue |
tunde300us:+1 The heavy cost of deployment (licenses/community issues) | poor infrastructure | non-existent power is simply transferred to the user. |
No to western civilization and he's seen with a polo shirt and an AK-47, What a Joke! |
Airplane (1980) Very funny but in a silly way! |
PHCN ![]() So i hurriedly drove to PHCN ishaga on saturday to purchase a voucher for my prepaid meter. Note that It's clearly written on the gate SATURDAY 10:00AM TO 1:PM I pulled over at the gate at exactly 12:45pm and met another car owner pleading with the security man to let him in, but the security man shook his head insisting that they had closed and that he should return on Monday or try another PHCN office. I joined in the pleading, but this was all to no avail. The man pleaded that he had zero credit left and this would mean he will be in darkness throughout the weekend but the mallam turned deaf ears to all of this. To add insult to injury while we remained at the gate pleading, the mallam eventually told us to give way, that he wanted to open the gate. When he did, alas it was the staff bus driving the staff out of the premises and they even had the nerve to be laughing at us. ![]() |
Besides Rapping, all i ever did good was Rapping, 2Pac - Until the end of time |
tumababa:Just downloaded it mate, 71.7 Mb ![]() |
^^^ lol. With this info i won't be changing mine in a hurry! |
Turn off 'Data Roaming' unless when absolutely required. Close apps that auto-update (an example is i-funny that just loads images in the background without notification ) |
I'm not sure if anyone out there is using Categories - an application for organising your springboard icons into Customised Folders Its worked well for me so far but i noticed that i couldn't download anymore from the app store (the app store was put in a custom 'Apple' folder) To solve this problem i had to remove 'app store' from the sub-folder 'apple' and put it back directly on the main board. |
I'm so interested, but this is just poor timing for me now! ![]() |
@V3 I found this from the link you posted. There seems to be a consensus that the problems with the HP Series is actually the Nvidia chipset and not necessarily the HD Problem: This is a known issue that has recently happened to my hp laptop 6707us. The problem started out with monitor pixelation, then the black screen, then the "turning on and off" cycle that everyone has been experiencing. The only way to boot up the laptop was to remove he CMOS battery (I dont have a laptop battery) and the AC plug. I was able to use the laptop just like before, however, it was slighly slower and the audio was distorted. The laptop would be functional until it is either restarted/put to sleep/shut down then the process of removing and draining power would have to repeated to achieve a successful boot up once more. Solution: After some researching, I discovered that this was a gpu/video chipset related issue where the nvidia chip itself needed to be reflowed due to heat cycles that have disrupted its heat transfer/connection to the motherboard. I disassembled this laptop using this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOdmGuiq1l8&feature=youtube_gdata_player (but there are plenty others). After disassembling it I had access to the motherboard and took off the main heatsink for both the CPU and GPU. I cleaned off the old thermal paste on the CPU and cleaned the heatsink and fan as much as possible. For the GPU, I applied direct heat on the chip using a heat gun for about a minute or so using low-level heat for 45 secs and high-level heat for 15 secs. After it cooled down, I put the heatsink back on with new thermal paste on the CPU and a clean heat transfer pad for the GPU (I washed the heat transfer pad that was used on the nvidia chipset with water and let it airdry). Connected the monitor, keyboard, mouse and I tested it; everything worked. I'm typing this message on my laptop now. This method worked for me, however, some others were able to achieve the same results by replacing the GPU's heat transfer pad with copper shims. In addition, the copper shims and GPU would also need the application of thermal paste. Hopefully these results help and I will try to keep you all posted. |
all4naija:FYI dy_droy: |
The funny thing is i can boot into Windows 7 normally now, (at least for some time) I guess i'll run CHKDSK from inside Windows (Safe mode with command prompt) Could just be that i need another HD ![]() |
Just popped in a WinXP cd and booted from CD (hoping to run CHKDSK /F) got blue screen of death, with description shown below: A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps: Check for viruses on your computer. Remove any new installed hard drives or hard drive controllers. Check your hard drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated. Run CHKDSK /F to check for hard drive corruption, and then restart your computer. |
So the HDD Quick Test Stopped at 53% complete, Then the Full Test commenced and hung at 10%, and then the system just went off (shut itself) at this point! ![]() |
So i left the system in the office over the weekend without power / battery This morning this is what i've done. I've just connected the charger (no battery) and turned the system on I got the option to load default cmos values (which i did) After this, i got the Windows boot loader (xp/7), then i selected 'safe mode' I logged in successfully to Windows 7 in safe mode, then i restarted the system I got the cmos option once more, this time i logged into Windows 7 proper and this was successful as well I've just downloaded the HP battery test from V3's link and installed it successfully (ran the test, it said no battery found which is normal) So i restarted the system again and this time i hit Esc -> F10 -> Diagnostics -> Hard Disk Self Test the HD test is currently stuck at , 53% complete |





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