Recent content by Chris679

I do abit of live streaming using a pair of Logitechs'C920...using a Cat over USB extension, without carefully checking the specs upon purchasing..Which I later found to be USB 1.1 to Cat instead of USB2.0 to Cat, anyways, I used this with my second LGC920 HD Webcam and managed 640x360 output on...

Your will need two things, a HDMI to RCA encoder and a EasyCap(google search it)...connect your camera's hdmi connection to the endcoder and from the encoder you connect the EasyCap which is connected to your PC as a USB 2.0 device (you need to make sure you install the correct driver for...

When doing a clean install, not only do you format the drive, but you need to create partitions, assign them and activate so that it can appear during the installation...Here is a video that will help you step by step...It worked for me so many times and I have always used these steps...

More details please...Computer Specs?

What Operating System? Probably sounds like your OS is corrupted already. Back up your data and then try re-installing the OS with the original CD that came with it....

Try using a different USB? Make sure its not a UDisk..

Solution: My USB was a UDisk and my motherboard does not entirely support UDisk. Solution was using a non-UDisk USB. Thanx evry1.

Try Linux Mint Qiana 17, it's a good substitute for Windows XP and is running well so far on my mahine which is a 512MB RAM & Pentium 4..Being using for about two weeks now with no issues..You can download it from here: [ http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2627 ] and create a bootable USB and you're...

Thanks everyone! I found the issue with the USB install...The problem was with the USB, it was a UDisk, simply used another USB and voila!!

Scenario: Windows XP took a plunge & don't have original CD to reinstall. So decided to install a new OS to replace the broken windows XP. I downloaded the ISO image for Linux Mint Qiana and tried a USB boot using the Universal USB Installer to no avail. Current Situation: Burned Linux ISO...

So its your either your Power Supply box or Adapter thats decided to take a dive and well, if you've checked with Dell & they don't have it; Im afraid theres very little hope..Unless you can get a different adapter and try then you'll be able to identify weather its the power adapter cord or the...

Try plugging the cable for external monitor onto your laptop before turning the power of your laptop on. The external display's power has to be switched on also before you turn on your laptop..It's not a fix, but an alternate. Happened to my Asus Aspire 4820G