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warmrain – Welcome to the forum
Have you tried re-installing/upgrading the video driver as this may solve the issue.Hope this helps and let us know how you get on
gfplux – Outlook express has been superseded by Windows Live Mail in Window 7.
Try BatteryBar to monitor the battery, I have found it quite accurate.
Hope this helps
tommy_!23 – You have received replies to this topic in your other thread here
tommy_!23 – Welcome to the forum
I’ve run BBC and DS emulators on my NC10 and they run well so I would expect an N64 emulator to do the same.
You may have to try them out to find the most suitable one for you.Hope this helps and let us know how you get on
kongteh – Thanks for reporting back with a most interesting and surprising solution.
You might want to send that unique solution back to HP I’m sure they would be interested 🙂
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I wasn’t really monitoring it but I’m sure I didn’t get 5 hours out of it before the re-charge warning was flashing. Maybe I didn’t charge it up for long enough.[/quote1262096006]I was referring to the advertised times and I’ve not tested the MiFi charge time myself but we all know how exaggerated these can be sometimes 🙂[quote1262095752=NickColley]
Thanks for the help, I’ll probably leave it to a day when I’m bored to do it 😛
But say I found this cursor, how would I put it back in the .exe?
edit: Found the file using the IconExtracter.
[/quote1262095752]Glad IconExtract found it.
Have a look at filebuzz.com for example as there are many suitable programs to modify the file.Hope this helps and let us know how you get on
dbuk44 – Welcome to the forum
You should be able to run Samsung Recovery Solution from an account with Administrator rights.
I noticed you said you had carried out some tweaks and as a suggestion it may be a good idea to try reversing the tweaks sequentially which may resolve the problem.I say that because Jayne’s solution above does normally work so it’s probably a service tweak that has prevented it from functioning.
Hope this helps and let us know how you get on
jgarrett – Welcome to the forum
You have received some good advice in Jaynes post above.Try running Malwarebytes Anti-Malware full scan to check if the system is clean.
If you tried the basic restore using F4 at boot without success then a Full Restore should resolve it but all your data will be lost so take data backups before doing so.
Hope this helps and let us know how you get on
yorkshirelad – I have a Logitech V470 BT mouse and all that is required is to Add a BT device > Search for BT devices > Press the connect button on the mouse and it’s then connected. I don’t use any of the included Logitech software as IMHO it’s not needed.
I assume the Dell BT mouse will have the same or very similar installation procedure and maybe there is an updated BT driver available for your N140 which may help.
The Dell tech support site has a guide here that may be useful.
Hope this helps
Griz – Welcome to the forum
I don’t think there has been a major driver update, more likely someone changed all the release dates to 24 Dec 09 🙂You can check all your installed driver versions with DriverMax and then cross check with the Samsung download site to establish if there are any drivers worth updating.
Hope this helps
