codemaster1588
Apr 14, 06:53 AM
Hi,
I have a Airport Extreme Base station connected to an ADSL modem. This is set up and seems to be working fine. I also have an Airport Express to go in between the base station and my computer to extend the range as my computer reads about 30%. However, despite appearing to be working (green light is on on both devices) there is no change in signal strength.
I set up the base station to create a wireless network, and set the express to join existing network, then extend the range, all with Airport Utility. I have moved the express to different plug sockets at varying distances between the computer and the base station but to no effect. My computer can just about connect to the internet but my PS3 which has a lower reception (about 20%) can't get online. I moved the PS3 next to the base station router to check it wasn't a PS3 issue and it worked fine but this is not a long term solution for me.
So the only problem is why laptop/PS3 seem to still be connecting to the base station which is further away, rather than the express? I saw something about WDS mode, which while I know what it stands for, I don't understand how this is different to what I have set up already.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
I have a Airport Extreme Base station connected to an ADSL modem. This is set up and seems to be working fine. I also have an Airport Express to go in between the base station and my computer to extend the range as my computer reads about 30%. However, despite appearing to be working (green light is on on both devices) there is no change in signal strength.
I set up the base station to create a wireless network, and set the express to join existing network, then extend the range, all with Airport Utility. I have moved the express to different plug sockets at varying distances between the computer and the base station but to no effect. My computer can just about connect to the internet but my PS3 which has a lower reception (about 20%) can't get online. I moved the PS3 next to the base station router to check it wasn't a PS3 issue and it worked fine but this is not a long term solution for me.
So the only problem is why laptop/PS3 seem to still be connecting to the base station which is further away, rather than the express? I saw something about WDS mode, which while I know what it stands for, I don't understand how this is different to what I have set up already.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
NumeroTen
Apr 13, 08:47 PM
I don't believe it is possible to do that manually. However, the way to do this is basically just to post tech things on that site. After google indexes the words on the page itself it readjusts your ads to be based on what the page is.( takes some time depneding on how frequently u get indexed) So you ad will turn into tech ads if u have tech information on that page.
Chairman Plow
Jul 14, 12:00 PM
Look into Pump Audio or Crucial Music. If you're looking at smaller-budget projects, there are plenty of independent musicians/bands out there who are willing to work something out. What do you have in mind?
jimsowden
Nov 26, 05:26 PM
a crt??
Nope
Nope
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komseban
Mar 25, 10:11 PM
OH!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Hansr
May 3, 07:05 AM
No, don't bother. Safari is in some ways implicitly expected to always be available from an OS perspective. Removing it is incredibly counter intuitive. You gain a smidgen of space and open yourself up to running into a heap of trouble down the line.
If your computer literacy is at a level where you can't find out what files actually do then you should not remove anything other than your own generated content.
If your computer literacy is at a level where you can't find out what files actually do then you should not remove anything other than your own generated content.
Rodus
Apr 28, 03:15 PM
I wouldn't, the quad G5's have major liquid coolant problems that can destroy the machine, if you have to stick with powerpc then get another air cooled dual G5 but an early core 2 duo Intel Mac would be infinitely more future proof.
AdrianK
May 2, 06:36 AM
Optical media doesn't last forever. You're going to need to obtain new discs, assuming the issues is with the discs and not the drive. Do you have issues with any other CDs/DVDs?
Chupa Chupa
May 6, 08:41 AM
You are correct, but your MBP in target disk mode. It will then mount on your iMac like a regular drive. From there you can get any files off it you want then you can go into disk utilities and wipe the disk and reinstall the OS by using the iMacs optical drive.
That said you'll be better off buying a new optical drive and installing before selling. The cost of an optical drive is much less than what you'll have to discount your MBP to for it not being 100% functional. Plus people will suspect other things are wrong if the optical drive doesn't work.
That said you'll be better off buying a new optical drive and installing before selling. The cost of an optical drive is much less than what you'll have to discount your MBP to for it not being 100% functional. Plus people will suspect other things are wrong if the optical drive doesn't work.
ll350
Dec 3, 09:31 PM
I've never heard of Medion, do you have any pics or could you post a link?
firestarter
Mar 10, 03:23 AM
It depends how you look at this...
On the one hand, we have a guy who's potentially lost $$$ by having his image used without permission.
On the other hand, we have a guy who's got a load of publicity from having a popular and recognisable image out there... a guy who's now immigrated into the US and launched a career as a photographer.
Maybe if he'd slapped a big copyright notice on his files and kept them locked up, noone would have used them or asked to pay for them... so no publicity, no success?
On the one hand, we have a guy who's potentially lost $$$ by having his image used without permission.
On the other hand, we have a guy who's got a load of publicity from having a popular and recognisable image out there... a guy who's now immigrated into the US and launched a career as a photographer.
Maybe if he'd slapped a big copyright notice on his files and kept them locked up, noone would have used them or asked to pay for them... so no publicity, no success?
Macsavvytech
Apr 10, 02:38 AM
My MC Model iPod is jailbroken right now.
Lacero
Mar 5, 02:46 PM
There are several scenes in Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason that shows the old style cinema display with the OSX interface. Whole bunch of multi-colored stickies adorned the display. It was leaning back quite a bit, probably to reduce reflections from the light or the camera crew.
Alias uses PowerBooks a lot in their shows, although they cover up the Apple logo with a huge red dot. :o
Alias uses PowerBooks a lot in their shows, although they cover up the Apple logo with a huge red dot. :o
iceterminal
May 5, 01:47 PM
The easiest way is to copy them over via something like a USB memory stick, CD/DVD, etc. Then merely import them into her library.
However, if you're able to I would suggest doing this.
Copy ALL of your music, videos, etc. over to your wife's Mac.
Set up a "shared" drive or folder with the Mac as the server. Then 'share' the iTunes folder.
Now on your PC, connect to her shared folder. It will most likely come up as a "drive". Once you do that, make sure you map it as a drive letter for Windows. Then hold down the SHIFT key and double click iTunes. Click "Choose Library" and then point it to the new drive letter.
After this, you will both always share the same library. So if she adds something you'll see it automatically. And the same goes for you.
However, if you're able to I would suggest doing this.
Copy ALL of your music, videos, etc. over to your wife's Mac.
Set up a "shared" drive or folder with the Mac as the server. Then 'share' the iTunes folder.
Now on your PC, connect to her shared folder. It will most likely come up as a "drive". Once you do that, make sure you map it as a drive letter for Windows. Then hold down the SHIFT key and double click iTunes. Click "Choose Library" and then point it to the new drive letter.
After this, you will both always share the same library. So if she adds something you'll see it automatically. And the same goes for you.
el greenerino
Mar 18, 03:47 AM
Basically anyone reputable will make cameras that will work with iPhoto (except the 20D, but that's an SLR). If they don't, then what are the chances they make a quality product?
Don't buy a kodak,HP,Sony. Stick with CAMERA companies (Kodak makes film, not cameras) like Nikon, Canon, Pentax etc.
Don't buy a kodak,HP,Sony. Stick with CAMERA companies (Kodak makes film, not cameras) like Nikon, Canon, Pentax etc.
NBhatti
May 5, 05:02 PM
Hi, what is the real life battery life for the Macbook Pro 2011 15". I have been trying to get more than 2 hours. Some times 3 when firefox is closed with wireless off. Battery life still shows 98% and the machine itself is around 8 weeks old. I checked with the local apple reseller (Middle east) and they run some sort of tests and told me the battery is good.
So, trying to figure out how much battery life I should really expect. I did all sort of SMC,PRAM resets and battery calibration. I have got High Res 15" with 8 GB of RAM. Also running C300 SSD.
Please share your experience with the model you have and how old your model is.
Thanks.
So, trying to figure out how much battery life I should really expect. I did all sort of SMC,PRAM resets and battery calibration. I have got High Res 15" with 8 GB of RAM. Also running C300 SSD.
Please share your experience with the model you have and how old your model is.
Thanks.
11colmil
Mar 22, 07:09 AM
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Hello. I have a battery from an iBook G3 that has not been used in over a year. It has been sitting in my closet because my iBook died due to the dreaded graphics card problem. My buddy has an iBook G3 and I was wondering if the battery would hold charge after sitting for a year. The last time I used it, it could hold about 2 1/2 hours.
Hello. I have a battery from an iBook G3 that has not been used in over a year. It has been sitting in my closet because my iBook died due to the dreaded graphics card problem. My buddy has an iBook G3 and I was wondering if the battery would hold charge after sitting for a year. The last time I used it, it could hold about 2 1/2 hours.
ct2k7
Apr 2, 09:06 AM
That was an April fools joke, if you didn't already know.
Where is it still the 1st April at this time of the day?
Where is it still the 1st April at this time of the day?
firestarter
Apr 27, 07:14 AM
Props to Nikon.
IMO, they've had a gap in their lens range for a while, since they didn't have a good priced AF-S 'nifty fifty'. I've advised friends and relations looking for a low-end body to go Canon for this reason alone (well, Canon do make some decent cameras too! ;)).
With the introduction of the 35 f.18 AF-S and now this lens, they've completely addressed that issues - with a nice standard and short tele for the DX shooter (this 50mm is FX too).
If only Canon would re-formulate either their f1.4 or f1.8 lens. Their current versions are dismal.
IMO, they've had a gap in their lens range for a while, since they didn't have a good priced AF-S 'nifty fifty'. I've advised friends and relations looking for a low-end body to go Canon for this reason alone (well, Canon do make some decent cameras too! ;)).
With the introduction of the 35 f.18 AF-S and now this lens, they've completely addressed that issues - with a nice standard and short tele for the DX shooter (this 50mm is FX too).
If only Canon would re-formulate either their f1.4 or f1.8 lens. Their current versions are dismal.
Terry W
Jun 21, 10:33 AM
A question that probably doesn't need to be asked, but curious what people think. I have an iPhone 3G but have reserved an iPhone 4 to be picked up this Thursday (btw, had to do that through the Apple Store APP due to the website glitches!!).
So the question is whether I should still upgrade to iOS 4 today on my 3G...? I'm thinking I could get a head start on implementing folders at a minimum. But maybe just a colossal waste of time...
So the question is whether I should still upgrade to iOS 4 today on my 3G...? I'm thinking I could get a head start on implementing folders at a minimum. But maybe just a colossal waste of time...
macEfan
Nov 21, 09:54 PM
could you re-send me the PM? i accidently deleted it :) thanks
Pale Fire
Jul 22, 01:44 PM
A friend of mine just got her brand new iBook 900. The problem is, the cd seems to malfunction. It ejects just fine if there is no cd inside, but with a cd pressing the eject button makes it choke, trying over and over again to do the eject procedure but without managing to open it.
If you have an iBook, try this to get an illustration of the problem: Put your finger over the cd tray door holding it shut. Then press eject. The computer will try to eject again and again with a clicking sound.
She finally managed to dig in her fingernails and forcibly open it. That worked. Repeating the experiment apparently yielded the same results.
Anyone experienced this? Before I get her computer shipped away to be fixed, I wanted to get some opinions here to see if it maybe could be easily mended.
If you have an iBook, try this to get an illustration of the problem: Put your finger over the cd tray door holding it shut. Then press eject. The computer will try to eject again and again with a clicking sound.
She finally managed to dig in her fingernails and forcibly open it. That worked. Repeating the experiment apparently yielded the same results.
Anyone experienced this? Before I get her computer shipped away to be fixed, I wanted to get some opinions here to see if it maybe could be easily mended.
MrFusion
Apr 8, 07:16 AM
I am using the accelerate framework, but get "implicit declaration of function" warnings when using the sgetrf() and sgetrs() functions.
The code works fine, but those two warnings annoy the hell out me.
I don't think I should define those functions anywhere since they are already defined in the clapack header.
Any idea how to get rid of these warnings? Thanks.
#import "MyObject.h"
#import <Accelerate/Accelerate.h>
#import <vecLib/vecLib.h> //does not get rid of warning
#import <vecLib/clapack.h> //does not get rid of warning
// #import <Accelerate/vecLib/clapack.h> //does not compile
The code works fine, but those two warnings annoy the hell out me.
I don't think I should define those functions anywhere since they are already defined in the clapack header.
Any idea how to get rid of these warnings? Thanks.
#import "MyObject.h"
#import <Accelerate/Accelerate.h>
#import <vecLib/vecLib.h> //does not get rid of warning
#import <vecLib/clapack.h> //does not get rid of warning
// #import <Accelerate/vecLib/clapack.h> //does not compile
Benedict
Mar 11, 04:56 PM
is that english, what are you trying to ask?
fail!!!!!!
fail!!!!!!
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