what is my drive worth?
ok so i have a flashed Benq drive and i cant do ne thing with it i kept it just in case i wud b able to play games with my drive on my laptop which was a good idea but it didnt work i wud like to kno wat it is worth flashed? will ppl still buy it even tho its flashed?
Xbox - 2 Answers
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Flash the factory firmware back on to the thing (download it) and try to sell it on Ebay. You flashed it one way, you can flash it the other way.
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it is worth about 25 dollars
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Is there a way to connect a monitor wirelessly?
Is there a way to connect a monitor wirelessly? (Via bluetooth or wifi?)?
You see I've got a Benq projector which is connect to the laptop usinga serial port (I don't know if that's what it's called, I connect it via a blue cable that's pretty much standard for every monitor I've seen. Well live live in a big house and my laptop is pretty weak and I wanted to show HD ready (not full hd) movies using my desktop computer but to do that I would have to to connect the projector wirelessly. Is there a method to do that?
Monitors - 1 Answers
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That blue cable is not a serial cable. A serial cable is for old RS232 telephone modems and very old serial mice. That blue cable is a standard VGA monitor cable. And NO, there is NO way to transmit HD video over bluetooth or one of those external USB video cards with a wifi signal sender. Those USB external video cards are EXTREMELY limited in resolution (they won't do any HD resolution), very poor in performance, are unstable, and costs more than $100. The only way to transmit HD-quality video (720p HD or 1080p full HD) is with a set of wireless WHDMI extenders, and those things cost like $800 a set. Frankly, the standard VGA monitor cable you are already using is far more cost-effective. (Free, and it works well.)
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You see I've got a Benq projector which is connect to the laptop usinga serial port (I don't know if that's what it's called, I connect it via a blue cable that's pretty much standard for every monitor I've seen. Well live live in a big house and my laptop is pretty weak and I wanted to show HD ready (not full hd) movies using my desktop computer but to do that I would have to to connect the projector wirelessly. Is there a method to do that?
Monitors - 1 Answers
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That blue cable is not a serial cable. A serial cable is for old RS232 telephone modems and very old serial mice. That blue cable is a standard VGA monitor cable. And NO, there is NO way to transmit HD video over bluetooth or one of those external USB video cards with a wifi signal sender. Those USB external video cards are EXTREMELY limited in resolution (they won't do any HD resolution), very poor in performance, are unstable, and costs more than $100. The only way to transmit HD-quality video (720p HD or 1080p full HD) is with a set of wireless WHDMI extenders, and those things cost like $800 a set. Frankly, the standard VGA monitor cable you are already using is far more cost-effective. (Free, and it works well.)
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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
I need help with internet modems for computers?
I need help with internet modems for computers?
Hi, I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop downstairs and a BenQ desktop upstairs. I have a vodafone internet modem that looks like this: http://www.gra2.com/images/library/Image/mac-vodafoneusb.png I want a connection on both, beacuse im sick of moving the modem up and down stairs constantly. I do not have a phone line connected to the house. Does a router allow you to do what i want, or do i need a phone line? Thankyou so much! uhh card for the computer? :S
Computer Networking - 1 Answers
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as long as you have the card for the router in your desktop, you should be able to.
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Hi, I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop downstairs and a BenQ desktop upstairs. I have a vodafone internet modem that looks like this: http://www.gra2.com/images/library/Image/mac-vodafoneusb.png I want a connection on both, beacuse im sick of moving the modem up and down stairs constantly. I do not have a phone line connected to the house. Does a router allow you to do what i want, or do i need a phone line? Thankyou so much! uhh card for the computer? :S
Computer Networking - 1 Answers
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as long as you have the card for the router in your desktop, you should be able to.
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
BLINKING EVERY MINUTE OR SO HELP!!?
Dual Monitor Problem. BLINKING EVERY MINUTE OR SO HELP!!?
I just bought a new BenQ monitor to connect it with my laptop and every few minutes the BenQ monitor keeps blinking or flickering for a second and does it again again and again doesnt stop. HOW DO YOU FIX THIS. Is this the laptop's problem or the Monitor's problem. I don't want to go through the hassle of returning and repackaging~~~
Monitors - 1 Answers
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I had this problem on my Compaq when I first installed Windows 7. I found that the screen kept flickering. I think it is neither the laptop's problem nor the monitor's problem. It could be the operating system's problem. I installed Windows 7 and the screen kept flickewring, but a Windows Update solved the problem. I suggest you check for your updates.
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I just bought a new BenQ monitor to connect it with my laptop and every few minutes the BenQ monitor keeps blinking or flickering for a second and does it again again and again doesnt stop. HOW DO YOU FIX THIS. Is this the laptop's problem or the Monitor's problem. I don't want to go through the hassle of returning and repackaging~~~
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I had this problem on my Compaq when I first installed Windows 7. I found that the screen kept flickering. I think it is neither the laptop's problem nor the monitor's problem. It could be the operating system's problem. I installed Windows 7 and the screen kept flickewring, but a Windows Update solved the problem. I suggest you check for your updates.
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