Ginger Ale recipes
Ginger Beer - 1819
- 1
gallon water
- 1 ounce ginger root, finely sliced
- 1 lbs sugar
- 2 ounces lemon juice or ~ 3 tbsp
- yeast
Mix all ingredients (minus yeast). Boil near an hour, skim, then strain and cool to 70F. Add yeast and allow to ferment for a few days. Fine and bottle after a month.
Ginger Beer - 1832
- 1 cup ginger root
- 1.5 pails of water
- 1 pint molasses
- 1 cup yeast
Mix up ingredients. If not drank within 24 hours, it must be bottled as soon as it works (not so sure about this part of the recipe...).
Ginger Beer - 1846
- 1.5 ounces ginger
- 1 ounce cream of tartar
- 2 sliced lemons
- 1 pound brown or white sugar
- 4 quarts water
- 1 cup yeast
Mix ginger, cream of tartar, sugar, lemons, and boiling water. It should be wrought in 24 hours with two gills of good yeast, and then bottled. It improves by keeping several weeks. If made with loaf instead of brown sugar, the appearance and flavour are still finer.
Ginger Beer - 1857
- 3 pints yeast
- 0.5 pounds honey
- 1 egg white
- 0.5 ounce lemon essence
- 10 pounds sugar
- 9 gallons water
- 9 ounces lemon juice
- 11 ounces ginger root
Boil the ginger half an hour in a gallon of water, then add the rest of the water and the other ingredients. Strain when cold, add the white of one egg beaten, and half an ounce essence of lemon. Let stand four days, then bottle it and it will keep good many months.
Ginger Beer - 1898
- 2 pounds white sugar
- 14 drachms lemon juice or cream of tartar
- 12.5 drachms honey
- 13 drachms ginger
- 2 gallons water
- white of one egg
- 24 minims essence of lemon
- yeast
Boil bruised ginger in two pints of water for half an hour, add sugar, lemon juice, honey, and the remaining water, then strain. When cold, add the white of an egg and lemon essence. Add yeast, let stand for 4 days and then bottle.
C.J.J. Berry's Ginger Beer - 1963
- 1 ounce ginger root
- 0.5 ounce cream of tartar
- 1 pound white sugar
- 1 lemon
- 1 gallon water
- yeast and nutrient
The ginger should be crushed and placed in a bowl with sugar, cream of tartar, and lemon peel (no pith). Bring water to a boil and pour over the ingredients. Stir well to dissolve the sugar, then cool to 70F before adding lemon juice, yeast, and nutrients. Cover and leave in a warm room for 48 hours, then stir, strain into screw-stop flagons and store in a cool place. Ready to drink in three to four days.
Bertrand Remi's Ginger Beer - 1976
- 1.5 ounces ginger
- 1 tbsp cream of tartar
- 12 ounces brown sugar
- 1 gallon water
- yeast and nutrient
Bring crushed ginger to a boil in water, add sugar and cream of tartar. Strain. When cool add yeast and nutrient. Ferment to completion.
Sanborn Brown's Ginger Beer - 1978
- 2 ounces ginger
- 3 pound can malt extract
- 6 cups white sugar
- 1/4 cup of rice
- 5 gallons water
- yeast and nutrient
Crush ginger and boil it and the rice in 1 gallon of water for one hour. Strain. Add malt extract and sugar and mix until dissolved. Cool to 70F. Pour into fermentation vessel and add yeast and nutrient. Allow to ferment until complete (three to six days), rack into bottles, prime with 1/2 tsp sugar (presumably per bottle) and cap. Ready to drink in two to three weeks.
- 1
gallon water- 1 ounce ginger root, finely sliced
- 1 lbs sugar
- 2 ounces lemon juice or ~ 3 tbsp
- yeast
Mix all ingredients (minus yeast). Boil near an hour, skim, then strain and cool to 70F. Add yeast and allow to ferment for a few days. Fine and bottle after a month.
Ginger Beer - 1832
- 1 cup ginger root
- 1.5 pails of water
- 1 pint molasses
- 1 cup yeast
Mix up ingredients. If not drank within 24 hours, it
must be bottled as soon as it works (not so sure about this part of the recipe...).Ginger Beer - 1846
- 1.5 ounces ginger
- 1 ounce cream of tartar
- 2 sliced lemons
- 1 pound brown or white sugar
- 4 quarts water
- 1 cup yeast
Mix ginger, cream of tartar, sugar, lemons, and boiling water. It should be wrought in 24 hours with two gills of good yeast, and then bottled. It improves by keeping several weeks. If made with loaf instead of brown sugar, the appearance and flavour are still finer.
Ginger Beer - 1857
- 3 pints yeast
- 0.5 pounds honey
- 1 egg white
- 0.5 ounce lemon essence
- 10 pounds sugar
- 9 gallons water
- 9 ounces lemon juice
- 11 ounces ginger root
Boil the ginger half an hour in a
gallon of water, then add the rest of the water and the other ingredients. Strain when cold, add the white of one egg beaten, and half an ounce essence of lemon. Let stand four days, then bottle it and it will keep good many months.Ginger Beer - 1898
- 2 pounds white sugar
- 14 drachms lemon juice or cream of tartar
- 12.5 drachms honey
- 13 drachms ginger
- 2 gallons water
- white of one egg
- 24 minims essence of lemon
- yeast
Boil bruised ginger in two pints of water for half an hour, add sugar, lemon juice, honey, and the remaining water, then strain. When cold, add the white of an egg and lemon essence. Add yeast, let stand for 4 days and then bottle.
C.J.J. Berry's Ginger Beer - 1963
- 1 ounce ginger root
- 0.5 ounce cream of tartar
- 1 pound white sugar
- 1 lemon
- 1
gallon water- yeast and nutrient
The ginger should be crushed and placed in a bowl with sugar, cream of tartar, and lemon peel (no pith). Bring water to a boil and pour over the ingredients. Stir well to dissolve the sugar, then cool to 70F before adding lemon juice, yeast, and nutrients. Cover and leave in a warm room for 48 hours, then stir, strain into screw-stop flagons and store in a cool place. Ready to drink in three to four days.
Bertrand Remi's Ginger Beer - 1976
- 1.5 ounces ginger
- 1 tbsp cream of tartar
- 12 ounces brown sugar
- 1
gallon water- yeast and nutrient
Bring crushed ginger to a boil in water, add sugar and cream of tartar. Strain. When cool add yeast and nutrient. Ferment to completion.
Sanborn Brown's Ginger Beer - 1978
- 2 ounces ginger
- 3 pound can malt extract
- 6 cups white sugar
- 1/4 cup of rice
- 5 gallons water
- yeast and nutrient
Crush ginger and boil it and the rice in 1
gallon of water for one hour. Strain. Add malt extract and sugar and mix until dissolved. Cool to 70F. Pour into fermentation vessel and add yeast and nutrient. Allow to ferment until complete (three to six days), rack into bottles, prime with 1/2 tsp sugar (presumably per bottle) and cap. Ready to drink in two to three weeks.
Makkoli instructions
I just got done bottling my Mak, and it came out great! Here's the breakdown:
4 lbs. of rice (I used half/half blend of 2lbs short grain glutinous and 2lbs of medium calrose)
1gal water
4tsp of amylase enzyme
1/4 cup wheat dme
3/4 cup lactose
Lalvin K1-V1116 yeast
Soaked the rice for about 2 hours, then dumped into my rice cooker with an additional cup of water, and let it cook. After cooked, I stuck in the refridgerator.
In the meantime, I boiled 1 cup of water and added my wheat dme and lactose and stirred until dissolved, then let cool to about 130 degrees. I dumped the syrup into a 2-gal bucket, and added the amylase enzyme. Once cooled, I added the rice and water, then stirred it all together with a power drill and stirrer attachment. Rehydrated yeast, then dumped into mixure. Cover with airlock, then let it ferment for 7 days (stirring about twice per day for the first four days, then once the fifth and sixth day). Congrats! You've just made Dong Dong Ju!
Make sure you have a good quality strainer, and above all else, sanitize sanitize sanitize. Hands, equipment, straining bag, etc.
Strain the rice wine through the strainer into a bottling bucket or another bucket, swirling in the strainer with your hand to get as much liquid loose as possible, then dump the leftover rice into a separate bucket. Continue process until you get to the yeast/rice sediment at the bottom (it will be the last 1/2 inch or so). Discard that portion.
Next, take the rice that was collected, and scoop into a straining bag (I used an extra muslin bag I had lying around). Squeeze the rice into the bottling bucket until no more liquid escapes, and repeat process until all rice is used. If you want to keep it at the strength it is (which will be around 15-16% alcohol), bottle as is. This is Dong Dong Ju. To make Makgeolli, read on.
After the first straining, mix the leftover rice with a little more water (to get it rehydrated) and repeat the straining process. You will do this about three times.
Once all the straining is done, discard all the rice. At this point, the makgeolli is done. You can use as is (it'll be somewhat sweet from the addition of the lactose), or sweeten it more with lactose or another unfermentable sugar at this point. Bottle, and stick in the fridge.
To serve, shake bottle up, pour, and enjoy!
4 lbs. of rice (I used half/half blend of 2lbs short grain glutinous and 2lbs of medium calrose)
1gal water
4tsp of amylase enzyme
1/4 cup wheat dme
3/4 cup lactose
Lalvin K1-V1116 yeast
Soaked the rice for about 2 hours, then dumped into my rice cooker with an additional cup of water, and let it cook. After cooked, I stuck in the refridgerator.
In the meantime, I boiled 1 cup of water and added my wheat dme and lactose and stirred until dissolved, then let cool to about 130 degrees. I dumped the syrup into a 2-gal bucket, and added the amylase enzyme. Once cooled, I added the rice and water, then stirred it all together with a power drill and stirrer attachment. Rehydrated yeast, then dumped into mixure. Cover with airlock, then let it ferment for 7 days (stirring about twice per day for the first four days, then once the fifth and sixth day). Congrats! You've just made Dong Dong Ju!
Make sure you have a good quality strainer, and above all else, sanitize sanitize sanitize. Hands, equipment, straining bag, etc.
Strain the rice wine through the strainer into a bottling bucket or another bucket, swirling in the strainer with your hand to get as much liquid loose as possible, then dump the leftover rice into a separate bucket. Continue process until you get to the yeast/rice sediment at the bottom (it will be the last 1/2 inch or so). Discard that portion.
Next, take the rice that was collected, and scoop into a straining bag (I used an extra muslin bag I had lying around). Squeeze the rice into the bottling bucket until no more liquid escapes, and repeat process until all rice is used. If you want to keep it at the strength it is (which will be around 15-16% alcohol), bottle as is. This is Dong Dong Ju. To make Makgeolli, read on.
After the first straining, mix the leftover rice with a little more water (to get it rehydrated) and repeat the straining process. You will do this about three times.
Once all the straining is done, discard all the rice. At this point, the makgeolli is done. You can use as is (it'll be somewhat sweet from the addition of the lactose), or sweeten it more with lactose or another unfermentable sugar at this point. Bottle, and stick in the fridge.
To serve, shake bottle up, pour, and enjoy!
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Here are the steps I have followed for P6 on Windows Vista
1. Install P6 as a standalone.
2. Do not install sample Projects.
After installing reboot your PC. Try to login with User- admin Password- admin.
Then you will get message "Server not configured"
Now Start Here-
1. Click the tab beside database PMDB
2 You will see "Edit Database Connections"
3 Click Configure
4 Check Database alias= PMDB
5 Select Driver type = Microsoft SQL Server/SQL Express
6 Click Next and you will at Configure SQL Server Connection
7 Now here you should enter following -
Host Name = your computer name-PCPRIMAVERA
(if you open My Computer you will find your computer name at bottomleft corner or open Device Manager your computer name will be at the top)
Database Name = pmdbprimavera
8 Go to next screen and Do not change anything!! , click Next to Validate database connection, 9
9 Go ahed by clicking Next, Check Connection Successful!! Dialog Finish
Follow the same procedure for Methodology Management Database
Host Name will be the same
Database will be MMDB
Database name will be mmdbprimavera
Rest of all as above.
Try it and tell me if you have any problem.
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- Host Name = your computer name-PCPRIMAVERA
try
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this worked for me perfectly
1. Install P6 as a standalone.
2. Do not install sample Projects.
After installing reboot your PC. Try to login with User- admin Password- admin.
Then you will get message "Server not configured"
Now Start Here-
1. Click the tab beside database PMDB
2 You will see "Edit Database Connections"
3 Click Configure
4 Check Database alias= PMDB
5 Select Driver type = Microsoft SQL Server/SQL Express
6 Click Next and you will at Configure SQL Server Connection
7 Now here you should enter following -
Host Name = your computer name-PCPRIMAVERA
(if you open My Computer you will find your computer name at bottomleft corner or open Device Manager your computer name will be at the top)
Database Name = pmdbprimavera
8 Go to next screen and Do not change anything!! , click Next to Validate database connection, 9
9 Go ahed by clicking Next, Check Connection Successful!! Dialog Finish
Follow the same procedure for Methodology Management Database
Host Name will be the same
Database will be MMDB
Database name will be mmdbprimavera
Rest of all as above.
Try it and tell me if you have any problem.
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7 Now here you should enter following
- Host Name = your computer name-PCPRIMAVERA
try
- Host Name = your computer namePRIMAVERA
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HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - Monitor or TV is Blank after Starting the Computer
This document pertains to HP and Compaq desktop computers.
This document is about troubleshooting a video connection from a monitor (or a TV being used an a monitor) to a personal computer. If you have a computer that has the monitor built-in, such as a HP or Compaq All-in-One PC or HP TouchSmart PC , see Screen is Blank after Starting the Computer .
This document will help you determine if the blank screen is being caused by the computer hardware, the video signal to the monitor, or the monitor itself.
Before you begin
Check the following items before using the steps in this document:
Make sure the monitor has power and the power light comes on when the power button is pressed. If the light on the monitor remains off, the monitor is not receiving power from either the wall outlet or the power adapter.
If you have a flat panel LCD monitor, unplug the monitor power cable, wait about 30 seconds, reconnect the cable and then turn on the monitor. This resets the electronics on the monitor.
If the monitor has a detachable video cable, obtain a second monitor cable for testing purposes in case the cable is bad.
Disconnect all connected devices except the mouse, keyboard, and monitor. This includes removing thumb drives and camera-type memory cards from card reader slots.
Step 1: Listen to the computer and look at the lights
To help determine if the problem is being caused by the computer, turn on the computer and listen to it. Look at the computer's lights. What do you notice?
If the computer is make a beeping sound when turned on, a card, cable, memory module, or processor inside the computer may have came loose. Go to Reseat loose internal components to check for loose components.
Do you hear the computer's fans spinning? If you do not hear noise from the fans and the power lights on the computer are not on, the problem is related to the computer, not the monitor. To continue troubleshooting a computer that does not start, select your operating system below:
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP, Me, or 98
If you can hear the computer's fan spin and see lights on the computer, the problem is probably caused by the video cable connection or the monitor. Continue to the next step.
Step 2: Connect the computer to another monitor
Connect another monitor to the computer to determine which device has the problem (the monitor or the computer). If you do not have an extra monitor, temporarily connect the computer to a friend's monitor for troubleshooting purposes.
After the monitor is connected, turn on the computer and the monitor. What happens?
If the newly attached monitor does not display anything , disconnect the cable and continue at Step 3: Inspect the video cable and video connectors for damage
If the newly attached monitor displays the first startup screen(s) but then goes black, there is a problem with Windows starting. Skip to Step 5: Change the display resolution .
If the new monitor works , the original monitor or its cables are faulty. Do the following:
Replace the monitor power cable.
Turn on the monitor. If the monitor displays an image, you are done. If the monitor remains blank, continue using these steps.
Replace the video cable.
Turn on the monitor. If the monitor displays an image, you are done. If the monitor remains blank, continue using these steps.
If the monitor does not work after replacing the cables, replace or service the monitor.
Step 3: Inspect the video cable and video connectors for damage
Inspect the video cable and video connectors for damage. Check for sharp bends or breaks in the cable, or bent or broken pins at the connectors. With the monitor and computer off, try to straighten bent pins with a small metal tube, like the tip of an empty mechanical pencil or the tip of a retracted pen.
Figure 1: Video connector
If you had to straighten any pins, reconnect the monitor making sure that the video cable is firmly connected and then turn on the computer and monitor. If the display is still blank, continue to the next step.
Step 4: Reset and update the BIOS
You can use these steps even though you will not be able to see anything on the monitor.
In case an item was changed in the BIOS, such as the primary display device setting, use one of the following sections to reset the BIOS back to its default configuration:
Reset BIOS Version 7 or greater
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press the F10 key for eight seconds.
Press the Down arrow three times.
Press the Enter key two times.
Restart the computer.
Reset BIOS Version 6 or less
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press one of the following keyboard keys. Press the key about once every second for 5 seconds after turning the computer on.
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows 7 or Windows Vista, press F10 .
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows XP, press F1 .
For Compaq Presario desktop computers built prior to 2002, press F10 .
Wait another 5 seconds.
Press the F5 key. This restores the default settings of the BIOS.
Press the Enter key. This accepts the changes.
Press the F10 key. This saves the changes.
Press the Enter key. This saves the changes and exits from the BIOS.
The monitor should display the first screens received from the computer (the logo screens). If not, find and download the latest BIOS update if one is available for your computer.
If a BIOS update was not available or the monitor is still blank, continue to the next step.
Step 5: Reseat loose internal components
If the computer case was recently serviced or moved, a card, cable, memory module, or processor may have become loose. When this happens, the computer might make a beeping sound when turned on. Use the following steps to check for loose components:
Check for loose components
WARNING: The edges of metal panels can cut skin. Be careful not to slide skin along any interior metal edge of the computer.
CAUTION: This product contains components that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD). To reduce the chance of ESD damage, work over a noncarpeted floor, use a static dissipative work surface (such as a conductive foam pad), and wear an ESD wrist strap connected to a grounded surface.
WARNING: The edges of metal panels can cut skin. Be careful not to slide skin along any interior metal edge of the computer.
Unplug all cables except for the power. Write down each cable location if you do not already know where it connects.
With the power cable removed press the Power button on the front of the computer for 5 seconds.
Remove the screw(s) that retain the panel or cover from the rear of the computer.
Slide the side panel off from the rear of the computer.
Gently press down on the outside edges of cards and memory modules that are inserted into the motherboard to better seat them. Do not press too hard.
Gently press down on the connectors of the flat ribbon cables to seat them.
Replace the side panel and screw(s), reconnect the computer cables, and turn on the computer.
If the monitor still displays a black screen, the video hardware may be faulty and needs to be replaced or serviced. If the monitor displays the first startup screen but does not display Windows, continue to the next step.
Step 6: Change the display resolution
This step will not work if you cannot view the first startup screens as noted in the previous section.
Use the following steps to change to a compatible display resolution and color depth setting from a standard graphics mode. For flat panel LCD monitors, set the display resolution to the monitor's native display resolution.
NOTE: Connect the computer to a working monitor to perform these steps.
NOTE: If you cannot select your monitor's native display resolution, then update the computer's video drivers and repeat this step.
Turn on the computer and press the F8 key repeatedly when the first startup screen appears.
Increase the display resolution as follows.
Windows 7
If you are using Windows 7 , select Enable low-resolution video (640 x480) , press Enter , and wait until Windows opens. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 7 .
Windows Vista
If you are using Windows Vista , select Enable low resolution video , press Enter , and wait until Windows opens. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows Vista .
Windows XP
If you are using Windows XP , select Enable VGA Mode , press Enter , and wait until Windows opens. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 98, ME and XP .
Windows 98 or ME
If you are using Windows 98 or ME , select Safe Mode and perform the following steps to enter into a standard VGA mode:
Once Windows opens to the desktop in Safe Mode, click Start , and Run .
In the Open field type msconfig and press Enter .
The MS Configuration Utility window appears.
Click the Advanced button, and select VGA 640 x 480 x 16 if it is available.
Click OK and restart the computer.
After Windows opens, click Start , and Run .
In the Open field type msconfig and press Enter .
Click the Advanced button, and remove the checkmark next to VGA 640 x 480 x 16 .
Click OK . DO NOT restart the computer. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see one of the following support documents:
Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 7
Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows Vista
Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 98, ME and XP
Step 7: Disable power settings in BIOS
If Windows was recently upgraded, Windows might be starting up into a Power Saving state and producing the blank screen before it loads. After Windows loads (about 2 minutes after turning on the computer), press the power button briefly or press the Suspend key on the keyboard to see if the computer comes out of a suspended state. If the computer opens into a suspended state every time the computer is started, use the following steps to disable Power Savings in the BIOS.
NOTE: Connect the computer to a working monitor to perform these steps.
BIOS version 6 or less
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press one of the following keyboard keys. Press the key about once every second for 5 seconds after turning the computer on.
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows 7 and Vista, press F10 .
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows XP, press F1 .
For Compaq Presario desktop computers built prior to 2002, press F10 .
In the Setup screen, press the Right Arrow key and select Power .
Press the Down Arrow key to select and configure one of the following items depending on what appears on your screen:
Power Savings , APM , or Advanced Power Management - select Disabled and press the F10 key to save the settings and Exit.
APIC Interrupt Routing - If the computer is using Windows XP and this setting is disabled, select Enabled and press F10 to save the settings and exit. Let Windows restart and set your power preferences from within Windows.
If Windows still does not appear or you are unable to use the power options in Windows, find and download the latest BIOS update if one is available for your computer.
Reset the APIC Interrupt back to its previous setting if problems occur.
BIOS version 7 or greater
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press F10 . Press the key about once every second for 5 seconds after turning the computer on.
In the BIOS Setup utility, press the Right Arrow key and select the Power tab.
Press the Down Arrow key to select Hardware Power Management .
Press the Right Arrow key to disable SATA Power Management .
Press F10 to save the settings and exit.
NOTE: If you are still experiencing problems with an LCD flat panel display, there are more steps you can use to resolve your problem. Please refer to the HP support document Screen Is Blank after Starting the PC, or Power Adapter Connector Appears to be Missing (in English).
Step 8: Replace the video card or have the hardware serviced
If you have tried all of the steps in this document and are still having the issue, the hardware is probably faulty.
If the monitor does not work on another computer, the monitor may be defective. The monitor should be replaced or serviced. You can contact HP to find support if your monitor is in warranty or an authorized service center to assist you if your monitor is out of warranty.
If the monitor works on another computer and the computer has a video card, try replacing the video card on the computer.
Replacing the video card
NOTE: Use these steps only if the computer has a video card. Many HP and Compaq desktop computers do not come with a video card.
Remove all memory cards, USB flash drives, and CDs/DVDs from the computer, turn off the computer, and then open the computer case.
NOTE: If you need product model specific graphics and instructions for opening the computer, search for a support article that pertains to your computer. Enter the computer's model number into the Product field at the top of this page and search for opening the case .
Locate the video card.
Disconnect any cables connected to the card and remove the video card.
NOTE: Removing the video card can be difficult. If you need more information about replacing the card, do one of the following:If your computer has Windows XP or earlier, see the HP support document Installing or Replacing a Video Card .If your computer came with Windows 7 or Vista, enter the computer's model number into the Product field at the top of this page and search for Removing and Installing an Expansion Card .
Install the new video card and connect the cables to the card.
Plug in the power cable and turn on the computer.
CAUTION: Keep any items away from the internal area of the computer to avoid damaging the computer.
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HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - Monitor or TV is Blank after Starting the Computer
This document pertains to HP and Compaq desktop computers.
This document is about troubleshooting a video connection from a monitor (or a TV being used an a monitor) to a personal computer. If you have a computer that has the monitor built-in, such as a HP or Compaq All-in-One PC or HP TouchSmart PC , see Screen is Blank after Starting the Computer .
This document will help you determine if the blank screen is being caused by the computer hardware, the video signal to the monitor, or the monitor itself.
Before you begin
Check the following items before using the steps in this document:
Make sure the monitor has power and the power light comes on when the power button is pressed. If the light on the monitor remains off, the monitor is not receiving power from either the wall outlet or the power adapter.
If you have a flat panel LCD monitor, unplug the monitor power cable, wait about 30 seconds, reconnect the cable and then turn on the monitor. This resets the electronics on the monitor.
If the monitor has a detachable video cable, obtain a second monitor cable for testing purposes in case the cable is bad.
Disconnect all connected devices except the mouse, keyboard, and monitor. This includes removing thumb drives and camera-type memory cards from card reader slots.
Step 1: Listen to the computer and look at the lights
To help determine if the problem is being caused by the computer, turn on the computer and listen to it. Look at the computer's lights. What do you notice?
If the computer is make a beeping sound when turned on, a card, cable, memory module, or processor inside the computer may have came loose. Go to Reseat loose internal components to check for loose components.
Do you hear the computer's fans spinning? If you do not hear noise from the fans and the power lights on the computer are not on, the problem is related to the computer, not the monitor. To continue troubleshooting a computer that does not start, select your operating system below:
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP, Me, or 98
If you can hear the computer's fan spin and see lights on the computer, the problem is probably caused by the video cable connection or the monitor. Continue to the next step.
Step 2: Connect the computer to another monitor
Connect another monitor to the computer to determine which device has the problem (the monitor or the computer). If you do not have an extra monitor, temporarily connect the computer to a friend's monitor for troubleshooting purposes.
After the monitor is connected, turn on the computer and the monitor. What happens?
If the newly attached monitor does not display anything , disconnect the cable and continue at Step 3: Inspect the video cable and video connectors for damage
If the newly attached monitor displays the first startup screen(s) but then goes black, there is a problem with Windows starting. Skip to Step 5: Change the display resolution .
If the new monitor works , the original monitor or its cables are faulty. Do the following:
Replace the monitor power cable.
Turn on the monitor. If the monitor displays an image, you are done. If the monitor remains blank, continue using these steps.
Replace the video cable.
Turn on the monitor. If the monitor displays an image, you are done. If the monitor remains blank, continue using these steps.
If the monitor does not work after replacing the cables, replace or service the monitor.
Step 3: Inspect the video cable and video connectors for damage
Inspect the video cable and video connectors for damage. Check for sharp bends or breaks in the cable, or bent or broken pins at the connectors. With the monitor and computer off, try to straighten bent pins with a small metal tube, like the tip of an empty mechanical pencil or the tip of a retracted pen.
Figure 1: Video connector
If you had to straighten any pins, reconnect the monitor making sure that the video cable is firmly connected and then turn on the computer and monitor. If the display is still blank, continue to the next step.
Step 4: Reset and update the BIOS
You can use these steps even though you will not be able to see anything on the monitor.
In case an item was changed in the BIOS, such as the primary display device setting, use one of the following sections to reset the BIOS back to its default configuration:
Reset BIOS Version 7 or greater
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press the F10 key for eight seconds.
Press the Down arrow three times.
Press the Enter key two times.
Restart the computer.
Reset BIOS Version 6 or less
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press one of the following keyboard keys. Press the key about once every second for 5 seconds after turning the computer on.
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows 7 or Windows Vista, press F10 .
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows XP, press F1 .
For Compaq Presario desktop computers built prior to 2002, press F10 .
Wait another 5 seconds.
Press the F5 key. This restores the default settings of the BIOS.
Press the Enter key. This accepts the changes.
Press the F10 key. This saves the changes.
Press the Enter key. This saves the changes and exits from the BIOS.
The monitor should display the first screens received from the computer (the logo screens). If not, find and download the latest BIOS update if one is available for your computer.
If a BIOS update was not available or the monitor is still blank, continue to the next step.
Step 5: Reseat loose internal components
If the computer case was recently serviced or moved, a card, cable, memory module, or processor may have become loose. When this happens, the computer might make a beeping sound when turned on. Use the following steps to check for loose components:
Check for loose components
WARNING: The edges of metal panels can cut skin. Be careful not to slide skin along any interior metal edge of the computer.
CAUTION: This product contains components that can be damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD). To reduce the chance of ESD damage, work over a noncarpeted floor, use a static dissipative work surface (such as a conductive foam pad), and wear an ESD wrist strap connected to a grounded surface.
WARNING: The edges of metal panels can cut skin. Be careful not to slide skin along any interior metal edge of the computer.
Unplug all cables except for the power. Write down each cable location if you do not already know where it connects.
With the power cable removed press the Power button on the front of the computer for 5 seconds.
Remove the screw(s) that retain the panel or cover from the rear of the computer.
Slide the side panel off from the rear of the computer.
Gently press down on the outside edges of cards and memory modules that are inserted into the motherboard to better seat them. Do not press too hard.
Gently press down on the connectors of the flat ribbon cables to seat them.
Replace the side panel and screw(s), reconnect the computer cables, and turn on the computer.
If the monitor still displays a black screen, the video hardware may be faulty and needs to be replaced or serviced. If the monitor displays the first startup screen but does not display Windows, continue to the next step.
Step 6: Change the display resolution
This step will not work if you cannot view the first startup screens as noted in the previous section.
Use the following steps to change to a compatible display resolution and color depth setting from a standard graphics mode. For flat panel LCD monitors, set the display resolution to the monitor's native display resolution.
NOTE: Connect the computer to a working monitor to perform these steps.
NOTE: If you cannot select your monitor's native display resolution, then update the computer's video drivers and repeat this step.
Turn on the computer and press the F8 key repeatedly when the first startup screen appears.
Increase the display resolution as follows.
Windows 7
If you are using Windows 7 , select Enable low-resolution video (640 x480) , press Enter , and wait until Windows opens. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 7 .
Windows Vista
If you are using Windows Vista , select Enable low resolution video , press Enter , and wait until Windows opens. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows Vista .
Windows XP
If you are using Windows XP , select Enable VGA Mode , press Enter , and wait until Windows opens. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 98, ME and XP .
Windows 98 or ME
If you are using Windows 98 or ME , select Safe Mode and perform the following steps to enter into a standard VGA mode:
Once Windows opens to the desktop in Safe Mode, click Start , and Run .
In the Open field type msconfig and press Enter .
The MS Configuration Utility window appears.
Click the Advanced button, and select VGA 640 x 480 x 16 if it is available.
Click OK and restart the computer.
After Windows opens, click Start , and Run .
In the Open field type msconfig and press Enter .
Click the Advanced button, and remove the checkmark next to VGA 640 x 480 x 16 .
Click OK . DO NOT restart the computer. Change the display resolution to match the default setting for the monitor. For help on how to adjust the display resolution, see one of the following support documents:
Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 7
Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows Vista
Changing Display Settings, Background Image, and Screen Saver in Windows 98, ME and XP
Step 7: Disable power settings in BIOS
If Windows was recently upgraded, Windows might be starting up into a Power Saving state and producing the blank screen before it loads. After Windows loads (about 2 minutes after turning on the computer), press the power button briefly or press the Suspend key on the keyboard to see if the computer comes out of a suspended state. If the computer opens into a suspended state every time the computer is started, use the following steps to disable Power Savings in the BIOS.
NOTE: Connect the computer to a working monitor to perform these steps.
BIOS version 6 or less
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press one of the following keyboard keys. Press the key about once every second for 5 seconds after turning the computer on.
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows 7 and Vista, press F10 .
For HP and Compaq computers that came with Windows XP, press F1 .
For Compaq Presario desktop computers built prior to 2002, press F10 .
In the Setup screen, press the Right Arrow key and select Power .
Press the Down Arrow key to select and configure one of the following items depending on what appears on your screen:
Power Savings , APM , or Advanced Power Management - select Disabled and press the F10 key to save the settings and Exit.
APIC Interrupt Routing - If the computer is using Windows XP and this setting is disabled, select Enabled and press F10 to save the settings and exit. Let Windows restart and set your power preferences from within Windows.
If Windows still does not appear or you are unable to use the power options in Windows, find and download the latest BIOS update if one is available for your computer.
Reset the APIC Interrupt back to its previous setting if problems occur.
BIOS version 7 or greater
Turn on the computer and repeatedly press F10 . Press the key about once every second for 5 seconds after turning the computer on.
In the BIOS Setup utility, press the Right Arrow key and select the Power tab.
Press the Down Arrow key to select Hardware Power Management .
Press the Right Arrow key to disable SATA Power Management .
Press F10 to save the settings and exit.
NOTE: If you are still experiencing problems with an LCD flat panel display, there are more steps you can use to resolve your problem. Please refer to the HP support document Screen Is Blank after Starting the PC, or Power Adapter Connector Appears to be Missing (in English).
Step 8: Replace the video card or have the hardware serviced
If you have tried all of the steps in this document and are still having the issue, the hardware is probably faulty.
If the monitor does not work on another computer, the monitor may be defective. The monitor should be replaced or serviced. You can contact HP to find support if your monitor is in warranty or an authorized service center to assist you if your monitor is out of warranty.
If the monitor works on another computer and the computer has a video card, try replacing the video card on the computer.
Replacing the video card
NOTE: Use these steps only if the computer has a video card. Many HP and Compaq desktop computers do not come with a video card.
Remove all memory cards, USB flash drives, and CDs/DVDs from the computer, turn off the computer, and then open the computer case.
NOTE: If you need product model specific graphics and instructions for opening the computer, search for a support article that pertains to your computer. Enter the computer's model number into the Product field at the top of this page and search for opening the case .
Locate the video card.
Disconnect any cables connected to the card and remove the video card.
NOTE: Removing the video card can be difficult. If you need more information about replacing the card, do one of the following:If your computer has Windows XP or earlier, see the HP support document Installing or Replacing a Video Card .If your computer came with Windows 7 or Vista, enter the computer's model number into the Product field at the top of this page and search for Removing and Installing an Expansion Card .
Install the new video card and connect the cables to the card.
Plug in the power cable and turn on the computer.
CAUTION: Keep any items away from the internal area of the computer to avoid damaging the computer.
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Dell Dimension 8400 - Network001
Summary
Operating System
MS Windows XP Home 32-bit SP2
CPU
Intel Pentium 4
Intel Pentium 4
Willamette 0.18um Technology
RAM
640MB Dual-Channel RDRAM @ 296MHz
Motherboard
Dell Computer Corporation Dimension 8100 (Microprocessor)
Graphics
DELL P780 (1024x768@75Hz)
32MB NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation) (nVidia)
Hard Drives
39.1GB Maxtor Maxtor 5T040H4 (PATA)
Optical Drives
SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Audio
Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373) (WDM)
Operating System
MS Windows XP Home 32-bit SP2
Installation Date: 28 May 2011, 19:17
Serial Number: RCBF6-6KDMK-GD6GR-K6DP3-4C8MT
Windows Security Center
Firewall Enabled
Windows Update
AutoUpdate Download Automatically and Notify Prior to Install
Antivirus
Antivirus Enabled
Company Name AVAST Software
Display Name avast! Antivirus
Product Version 5.0.100664421
TimeZone
TimeZone GMT -5 Hours
Language English
Country United States
Currency $
Date Format M/d/yyyy
Time Format h:mm:ss tt
Power Profile
Active power scheme Home/Office Desk
Hibernation Enabled
Scheduler
Hotfixes
6/2/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB970430)
6/2/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB981349)
6/2/2011 Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP (KB938127)
6/2/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB971737)
6/2/2011 Security Update for Jscript 5.7 for Windows XP (KB971961)
6/2/2011 Cumulative Security Update for ActiveX Killbits for Windows XP (KB980195)
5/29/2011 Windows Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB980218)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB951376)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB952954)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB959426)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB946648)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB956803)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB960859)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB971468)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB979683)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB958869)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows Media Format Runtime 9, 9.5 & 11 for Windows XP SP 2 (KB954155)
5/29/2011 Cumulative Security Update for ActiveX Killbits for Windows XP (KB980195)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB980232)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB981350)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB955759)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB974318)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB969059)
5/29/2011 Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - May 2011 (KB890830)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB2229593)
5/29/2011 Internet Explorer 8 for Windows XP
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB950974)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB978037)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB975713)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB971657)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB978338)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB960225)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB972270)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB974112)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB956572)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB956844)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB961501)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB975561)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (KB952069)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB973869)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB975025)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (KB973540)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB952004)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB974571)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB975560)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB973507)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB977816)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB973687)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB950762)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB981793)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB978601)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB979559)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB952287)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB973904)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB967715)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB974392)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB977914)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB951748)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Jscript 5.6 for Windows XP (KB971961)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB978542)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB970238)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB979309)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows Media Format Runtime 9, 9.5 & 11 for Windows XP SP2 (KB978695)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB979482)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB978706)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB958470)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB960803)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB973815)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB975562)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB958644)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB955069)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows Media Player 9 for Windows XP SP2 (KB979402)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB956802)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Flash Player (KB923789)
5/29/2011 Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 6 for Windows XP (KB982381)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB944338)
5/29/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB923561)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB968389)
5/29/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB898461)
5/29/2011 Windows Genuine Advantage Validation Tool (KB892130)
5/29/2011 Microsoft Windows Installer 3.1
Battery
AC line Online
Battery full time Unknown
Battery Charge % Unknown
Battery State No Battery
Amount of time remaining (sec) Unknown
Services
Running Application Layer Gateway Service
Running Automatic Updates
Running avast! Antivirus
Running Background Intelligent Transfer Service
Running COM+ Event System
Running Cryptographic Services
Running DCOM Server Process Launcher
Running DHCP Client
Running Distributed Link Tracking Client
Running DNS Client
Running Error Reporting Service
Running Event Log
Running Fast User Switching Compatibility
Running Help and Support
Running IPSEC Services
Running Network Connections
Running Network Location Awareness (NLA)
Running Plug and Play
Running Print Spooler
Running Protected Storage
Running Pure Networks Platform Service
Running Remote Access Connection Manager
Running Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Running Secondary Logon
Running Security Accounts Manager
Running Security Center
Running Server
Running Shell Hardware Detection
Running SSDP Discovery Service
Running System Event Notification
Running System Restore Service
Running Task Scheduler
Running TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
Running Telephony
Running Terminal Services
Running Themes
Running WebClient
Running Windows Audio
Running Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
Running Windows Management Instrumentation
Running Windows Time
Running Workstation
Stopped Alerter
Stopped Application Management
Stopped ClipBook
Stopped COM+ System Application
Stopped Computer Browser
Stopped Distributed Transaction Coordinator
Stopped HTTP SSL
Stopped Human Interface Device Access
Stopped IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service
Stopped Indexing Service
Stopped Logical Disk Manager
Stopped Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service
Stopped Messenger
Stopped MS Software Shadow Copy Provider
Stopped Net Logon
Stopped NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing
Stopped Network DDE
Stopped Network DDE DSDM
Stopped Network Provisioning Service
Stopped NT LM Security Support Provider
Stopped Performance Logs and Alerts
Stopped Portable Media Serial Number Service
Stopped QoS RSVP
Stopped Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Stopped Remote Desktop Help Session Manager
Stopped Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
Stopped Removable Storage
Stopped Routing and Remote Access
Stopped Smart Card
Stopped Uninterruptible Power Supply
Stopped Universal Plug and Play Device Host
Stopped Volume Shadow Copy
Stopped Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)
Stopped Windows Installer
Stopped Wireless Zero Configuration
Stopped WMI Performance Adapter
Device Tree
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC
Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System
ACPI Power Button
Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 1300MHz
System board
Unsupported Device
ACPI Fixed Feature Button
PCI bus
Intel(R) 82850 Processor to I/O Controller - 2530
Intel(R) 82801BA/BAM SMBus Controller - 2443
Intel(R) 82850/82860 Processor to AGP Controller - 2532
NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation)
Dell P780
Intel(R) 82801 PCI Bridge - 244E
PCI Serial Port
Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373) (WDM)
Dell Data Fax Modem
3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible)
Intel(R) 82801BA LPC Interface Controller - 2440
ISAPNP Read Data Port
Direct memory access controller
Numeric data processor
Programmable interrupt controller
System speaker
System CMOS/real time clock
System timer
Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Communications Port (COM1)
System board
Standard floppy disk controller
Floppy disk drive
ECP Printer Port (LPT1)
Printer Port Logical Interface
Intel(R) 82801BA Ultra ATA Storage Controller - 244B
Primary IDE Channel
Maxtor 5T040H4
Secondary IDE Channel
SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Intel(R) 82801BA/BAM USB Universal Host Controller - 2442
USB Root Hub
Unknown Device
Intel(R) 82801BA/BAM USB Universal Host Controller - 2444
USB Root Hub
CPU
Intel Pentium 4
Cores 1
Threads 1
Name Intel Pentium 4
Code Name Willamette
Package Socket 423 mPGA
Technology 0.18um
Specification Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 1300MHz
Family F
Extended Family F
Model 0
Extended Model 0
Stepping 7
Revision B2
Instructions MMX, SSE, SSE2
Virtualization Unsupported
Hyperthreading Not supported
Bus Speed 98.9 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 395.5 MHz
Stock Core Speed 1300 MHz
Stock Bus Speed 100 MHz
Caches
L1 Data Cache Size 8 KBytes
L1 trace cache 12 Kuops
L2 Unified Cache Size 256 KBytes
Core 0
Core Speed 1285.5 MHz
Multiplier x 13.0
Bus Speed 98.9 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 395.5 MHz
Thread 1
APIC ID 0
RAM
Memory slots
Total memory slots 4
Used memory slots 4
Free memory slots 0
Memory
Type RDRAM
Size 640 MBytes
Channels # Dual
DRAM Frequency 296.6 MHz
Physical Memory
Memory Usage 47 %
Total Physical 639 MB
Available Physical 336 MB
Total Virtual 1.99 GB
Available Virtual 1.91 GB
SPD
Number Of SPD Modules 4
Slot #1
Type RDRAM
Size 256 MBytes
Manufacturer
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number 4R256CPE6C-653
Serial Number 0B000200
Week/year 25 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Slot #2
Type RDRAM
Size 256 MBytes
Manufacturer Toshiba
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number THMR1N16E-6
Serial Number 041B1A01
Week/year 09 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Slot #3
Type RDRAM
Size 64 MBytes
Manufacturer
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number 4R64CPE6C-653
Serial Number 35010E00
Week/year 13 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Slot #4
Type RDRAM
Size 64 MBytes
Manufacturer
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number 4R64CPE6C-653
Serial Number 29010E00
Week/year 13 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Motherboard
Manufacturer Dell Computer Corporation
Model Dimension 8100
Chipset Vendor Intel
Chipset Model i850
Chipset Revision A2
Southbridge Vendor Intel
Southbridge Model 82801BA (ICH2)
Southbridge Revision 02
BIOS
Brand Dell Computer Corporation
Version A06
Date 04/20/2001
PCI Data
1. PCI Available
2. PCI Available
Graphics
Monitor
Name DELL P780 on NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation)
Current Resolution 1024x768 pixels
Work Resolution 1024x738 pixels
State enabled, primary, output devices support
Monitor Width 1024
Monitor Height 768
Monitor BPP 32 bits per pixel
Monitor Frequency 75 Hz
Device \\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0
NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation)
GPU NV11
Device ID 10DE-0110
Revision B3
Subvendor nVidia (10DE)
Current Performance Level Level 1
Transistors 19 M
Release Date 2001
DirectX Support 7.0
OpenGL Support 1.2
GPU Clock 175 MHz
Memory Clock 166 MHz
Driver nv4_disp.dll
Driver version 6.14.10.5673
BIOS Version 3.11.00.18.29
ROPs 2
Shaders Vertex 2/Pixel 2
Memory Type SDR
Memory 32 MB
Bus Width 128 Bit
Pixel Fillrate 0.3 GPixels/s
Texture Fillrate 0.7 GTexels/s
Bandwidth 2.7 GB/s
Count of performance levels : 1
Level 0
Hard Drives
Maxtor 5T040H4
Manufacturer Maxtor
Heads 16
Cylinders 16383
Device type Fixed
ATA Standard ATA/ATAPI-6
48-bit LBA Unsupported
Serial Number T4HNX42C
Interface PATA
Capacity 39.1GB
Real size 40,000,000,000 bytes
S.M.A.R.T
01 Read Error Rate 253 (252 worst) Data 000000000A
03 Spin-Up Time 210 (202) Data 00000036F0
04 Start/Stop Count 253 (253) Data 00000003D5
05 Reallocated Sectors Count 208 (208) Data 0000000073
06 Read Channel Margin 253 (253) Data 0000000000
07 Seek Error Rate 253 (252) Data 0000000000
08 Seek Time Performance 246 (243) Data 000000D098
09 Power-On Hours (POH) 232 (232) Data 000000B9AB
0A Spin Retry Count 253 (252) Data 0000000000
0B Recalibration Retries 253 (252) Data 0000000000
0C Device Power Cycle Count 251 (251) Data 00000003D6
60 253 (253) Data 0000000000
61 253 (253) Data 0000000000
62 253 (253) Data 0000000000
63 253 (253) Data 0000000000
64 253 (253) Data 0000000000
65 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C4 Reallocation Event Count 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C5 Current Pending Sector Count 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C6 Uncorrectable Sector Count 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C7 UltraDMA CRC Error Count 199 (199) Data 0000000000
C8 Write Error Rate / Multi-Zone Error Rate 253 (252) Data 0000000000
C9 Soft Read Error Rate 253 (153) Data 000000000A
CA Data Address Mark errors 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CB Run Out Cancel 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CC Soft ECC Correction 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CD Thermal Asperity Rate (TAR) 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CF Spin High Current 253 (252) Data 0000000000
D0 Spin Buzz 253 (252) Data 0000000000
D1 Offline Seek Performance 253 (253) Data 0000000000
Status Good
Partition 0
Partition ID Disk #0, Partition #0
Disk Letter C:
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number 3C301EAD
Size 37.2GB
Used Space 5.80GB (16%)
Free Space 31.4GB (84%)
Optical Drives
SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Media Type CD-ROM
Name SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Availability Running/Full Power
Capabilities Random Access, Supports Removable Media
Config Manager Error Code Device is working properly
Config Manager User Config FALSE
Drive D:
Media Loaded FALSE
SCSI Bus 0
SCSI Logical Unit 0
SCSI Port 1
SCSI Target Id 0
Status OK
Audio
Sound Card
Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373) (WDM)
Playback Device
Creative Sound Blaster PCI
Recording Device
Creative Sound Blaster PCI
Peripherals
Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
Device Kind Keyboard
Device Name Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
Location plugged into keyboard port
Driver
Date 7-1-2001
Version 5.1.2600.2180
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\i8042prt.sys
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\kbdclass.sys
PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Device Kind Mouse
Device Name PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Location plugged into PS/2 mouse port
Driver
Date 7-1-2001
Version 5.1.2600.0
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\i8042prt.sys
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\mouclass.sys
Network
You are connected to the internet
Connected through 3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible) - Packet Scheduler Miniport
IP Address 192.168.0.107
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway server 192.168.0.1
Preferred DNS server 192.168.0.1
DHCP Enabled
DHCP server 192.168.0.1
External IP Address 69.140.70.178
Adapter Type Ethernet
NetBIOS over TCP/IP Enabled via DHCP
NETBIOS Node Type Unknown node type
Link Speed 0 kbps
Computer Name
NetBIOS Name NETWORK001
DNS Name network001
Domain Name NETWORK001
Remote Desktop
Console
State Active
Domain NETWORK001
WinInet Info
LAN Connection
Local system uses a local area network to connect to the Internet
Local system has RAS to connect to the Internet
Wi-Fi Info
Wi-Fi not present
WinHTTPInfo
WinHTTPSessionProxyType No proxy
Session Proxy
Session Proxy Bypass
Connect Retries 5
Connect Timeout 60000
HTTP Version HTTP 1.1
Max Connects Per 1.0 Servers INFINITE
Max Connects Per Servers INFINITE
Max HTTP automatic redirects 10
Max HTTP status continue 10
Send Timeout 30000
IEProxy Auto Detect No
IEProxy Auto Config
IEProxy
IEProxy Bypass
Default Proxy Config Access Type No proxy
Default Config Proxy
Default Config Proxy Bypass
Adapters List
3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible) - Packet Scheduler Miniport
IP Address 192.168.0.107
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway server 192.168.0.1
Network Shares
No network shares
Operating System
MS Windows XP Home 32-bit SP2
CPU
Intel Pentium 4
Intel Pentium 4
Willamette 0.18um Technology
RAM
640MB Dual-Channel RDRAM @ 296MHz
Motherboard
Dell Computer Corporation Dimension 8100 (Microprocessor)
Graphics
DELL P780 (1024x768@75Hz)
32MB NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation) (nVidia)
Hard Drives
39.1GB Maxtor Maxtor 5T040H4 (PATA)
Optical Drives
SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Audio
Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373) (WDM)
Operating System
MS Windows XP Home 32-bit SP2
Installation Date: 28 May 2011, 19:17
Serial Number: RCBF6-6KDMK-GD6GR-K6DP3-4C8MT
Windows Security Center
Firewall Enabled
Windows Update
AutoUpdate Download Automatically and Notify Prior to Install
Antivirus
Antivirus Enabled
Company Name AVAST Software
Display Name avast! Antivirus
Product Version 5.0.100664421
TimeZone
TimeZone GMT -5 Hours
Language English
Country United States
Currency $
Date Format M/d/yyyy
Time Format h:mm:ss tt
Power Profile
Active power scheme Home/Office Desk
Hibernation Enabled
Scheduler
Hotfixes
6/2/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB970430)
6/2/2011 Security Update for Windows XP (KB981349)
6/2/2011 Security Update for Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP (KB938127)
6/2/2011 Update for Windows XP (KB971737)
6/2/2011 Security Update for Jscript 5.7 for Windows XP (KB971961)
6/2/2011 Cumulative Security Update for ActiveX Killbits for Windows XP (KB980195)
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5/29/2011 Security Update for Flash Player (KB923789)
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Battery
AC line Online
Battery full time Unknown
Battery Charge % Unknown
Battery State No Battery
Amount of time remaining (sec) Unknown
Services
Running Application Layer Gateway Service
Running Automatic Updates
Running avast! Antivirus
Running Background Intelligent Transfer Service
Running COM+ Event System
Running Cryptographic Services
Running DCOM Server Process Launcher
Running DHCP Client
Running Distributed Link Tracking Client
Running DNS Client
Running Error Reporting Service
Running Event Log
Running Fast User Switching Compatibility
Running Help and Support
Running IPSEC Services
Running Network Connections
Running Network Location Awareness (NLA)
Running Plug and Play
Running Print Spooler
Running Protected Storage
Running Pure Networks Platform Service
Running Remote Access Connection Manager
Running Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Running Secondary Logon
Running Security Accounts Manager
Running Security Center
Running Server
Running Shell Hardware Detection
Running SSDP Discovery Service
Running System Event Notification
Running System Restore Service
Running Task Scheduler
Running TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
Running Telephony
Running Terminal Services
Running Themes
Running WebClient
Running Windows Audio
Running Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
Running Windows Management Instrumentation
Running Windows Time
Running Workstation
Stopped Alerter
Stopped Application Management
Stopped ClipBook
Stopped COM+ System Application
Stopped Computer Browser
Stopped Distributed Transaction Coordinator
Stopped HTTP SSL
Stopped Human Interface Device Access
Stopped IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service
Stopped Indexing Service
Stopped Logical Disk Manager
Stopped Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service
Stopped Messenger
Stopped MS Software Shadow Copy Provider
Stopped Net Logon
Stopped NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing
Stopped Network DDE
Stopped Network DDE DSDM
Stopped Network Provisioning Service
Stopped NT LM Security Support Provider
Stopped Performance Logs and Alerts
Stopped Portable Media Serial Number Service
Stopped QoS RSVP
Stopped Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Stopped Remote Desktop Help Session Manager
Stopped Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
Stopped Removable Storage
Stopped Routing and Remote Access
Stopped Smart Card
Stopped Uninterruptible Power Supply
Stopped Universal Plug and Play Device Host
Stopped Volume Shadow Copy
Stopped Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)
Stopped Windows Installer
Stopped Wireless Zero Configuration
Stopped WMI Performance Adapter
Device Tree
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC
Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System
ACPI Power Button
Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 1300MHz
System board
Unsupported Device
ACPI Fixed Feature Button
PCI bus
Intel(R) 82850 Processor to I/O Controller - 2530
Intel(R) 82801BA/BAM SMBus Controller - 2443
Intel(R) 82850/82860 Processor to AGP Controller - 2532
NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation)
Dell P780
Intel(R) 82801 PCI Bridge - 244E
PCI Serial Port
Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373) (WDM)
Dell Data Fax Modem
3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible)
Intel(R) 82801BA LPC Interface Controller - 2440
ISAPNP Read Data Port
Direct memory access controller
Numeric data processor
Programmable interrupt controller
System speaker
System CMOS/real time clock
System timer
Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Communications Port (COM1)
System board
Standard floppy disk controller
Floppy disk drive
ECP Printer Port (LPT1)
Printer Port Logical Interface
Intel(R) 82801BA Ultra ATA Storage Controller - 244B
Primary IDE Channel
Maxtor 5T040H4
Secondary IDE Channel
SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Intel(R) 82801BA/BAM USB Universal Host Controller - 2442
USB Root Hub
Unknown Device
Intel(R) 82801BA/BAM USB Universal Host Controller - 2444
USB Root Hub
CPU
Intel Pentium 4
Cores 1
Threads 1
Name Intel Pentium 4
Code Name Willamette
Package Socket 423 mPGA
Technology 0.18um
Specification Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 1300MHz
Family F
Extended Family F
Model 0
Extended Model 0
Stepping 7
Revision B2
Instructions MMX, SSE, SSE2
Virtualization Unsupported
Hyperthreading Not supported
Bus Speed 98.9 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 395.5 MHz
Stock Core Speed 1300 MHz
Stock Bus Speed 100 MHz
Caches
L1 Data Cache Size 8 KBytes
L1 trace cache 12 Kuops
L2 Unified Cache Size 256 KBytes
Core 0
Core Speed 1285.5 MHz
Multiplier x 13.0
Bus Speed 98.9 MHz
Rated Bus Speed 395.5 MHz
Thread 1
APIC ID 0
RAM
Memory slots
Total memory slots 4
Used memory slots 4
Free memory slots 0
Memory
Type RDRAM
Size 640 MBytes
Channels # Dual
DRAM Frequency 296.6 MHz
Physical Memory
Memory Usage 47 %
Total Physical 639 MB
Available Physical 336 MB
Total Virtual 1.99 GB
Available Virtual 1.91 GB
SPD
Number Of SPD Modules 4
Slot #1
Type RDRAM
Size 256 MBytes
Manufacturer
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number 4R256CPE6C-653
Serial Number 0B000200
Week/year 25 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Slot #2
Type RDRAM
Size 256 MBytes
Manufacturer Toshiba
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number THMR1N16E-6
Serial Number 041B1A01
Week/year 09 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Slot #3
Type RDRAM
Size 64 MBytes
Manufacturer
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number 4R64CPE6C-653
Serial Number 35010E00
Week/year 13 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Slot #4
Type RDRAM
Size 64 MBytes
Manufacturer
Max Bandwidth PC600-53 (300 MHz)
Part Number 4R64CPE6C-653
Serial Number 29010E00
Week/year 13 / 01
SPD Ext. EPP
Motherboard
Manufacturer Dell Computer Corporation
Model Dimension 8100
Chipset Vendor Intel
Chipset Model i850
Chipset Revision A2
Southbridge Vendor Intel
Southbridge Model 82801BA (ICH2)
Southbridge Revision 02
BIOS
Brand Dell Computer Corporation
Version A06
Date 04/20/2001
PCI Data
1. PCI Available
2. PCI Available
Graphics
Monitor
Name DELL P780 on NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation)
Current Resolution 1024x768 pixels
Work Resolution 1024x738 pixels
State enabled, primary, output devices support
Monitor Width 1024
Monitor Height 768
Monitor BPP 32 bits per pixel
Monitor Frequency 75 Hz
Device \\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0
NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400 (Microsoft Corporation)
GPU NV11
Device ID 10DE-0110
Revision B3
Subvendor nVidia (10DE)
Current Performance Level Level 1
Transistors 19 M
Release Date 2001
DirectX Support 7.0
OpenGL Support 1.2
GPU Clock 175 MHz
Memory Clock 166 MHz
Driver nv4_disp.dll
Driver version 6.14.10.5673
BIOS Version 3.11.00.18.29
ROPs 2
Shaders Vertex 2/Pixel 2
Memory Type SDR
Memory 32 MB
Bus Width 128 Bit
Pixel Fillrate 0.3 GPixels/s
Texture Fillrate 0.7 GTexels/s
Bandwidth 2.7 GB/s
Count of performance levels : 1
Level 0
Hard Drives
Maxtor 5T040H4
Manufacturer Maxtor
Heads 16
Cylinders 16383
Device type Fixed
ATA Standard ATA/ATAPI-6
48-bit LBA Unsupported
Serial Number T4HNX42C
Interface PATA
Capacity 39.1GB
Real size 40,000,000,000 bytes
S.M.A.R.T
01 Read Error Rate 253 (252 worst) Data 000000000A
03 Spin-Up Time 210 (202) Data 00000036F0
04 Start/Stop Count 253 (253) Data 00000003D5
05 Reallocated Sectors Count 208 (208) Data 0000000073
06 Read Channel Margin 253 (253) Data 0000000000
07 Seek Error Rate 253 (252) Data 0000000000
08 Seek Time Performance 246 (243) Data 000000D098
09 Power-On Hours (POH) 232 (232) Data 000000B9AB
0A Spin Retry Count 253 (252) Data 0000000000
0B Recalibration Retries 253 (252) Data 0000000000
0C Device Power Cycle Count 251 (251) Data 00000003D6
60 253 (253) Data 0000000000
61 253 (253) Data 0000000000
62 253 (253) Data 0000000000
63 253 (253) Data 0000000000
64 253 (253) Data 0000000000
65 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C4 Reallocation Event Count 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C5 Current Pending Sector Count 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C6 Uncorrectable Sector Count 253 (253) Data 0000000000
C7 UltraDMA CRC Error Count 199 (199) Data 0000000000
C8 Write Error Rate / Multi-Zone Error Rate 253 (252) Data 0000000000
C9 Soft Read Error Rate 253 (153) Data 000000000A
CA Data Address Mark errors 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CB Run Out Cancel 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CC Soft ECC Correction 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CD Thermal Asperity Rate (TAR) 253 (252) Data 0000000000
CF Spin High Current 253 (252) Data 0000000000
D0 Spin Buzz 253 (252) Data 0000000000
D1 Offline Seek Performance 253 (253) Data 0000000000
Status Good
Partition 0
Partition ID Disk #0, Partition #0
Disk Letter C:
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number 3C301EAD
Size 37.2GB
Used Space 5.80GB (16%)
Free Space 31.4GB (84%)
Optical Drives
SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Media Type CD-ROM
Name SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B
Availability Running/Full Power
Capabilities Random Access, Supports Removable Media
Config Manager Error Code Device is working properly
Config Manager User Config FALSE
Drive D:
Media Loaded FALSE
SCSI Bus 0
SCSI Logical Unit 0
SCSI Port 1
SCSI Target Id 0
Status OK
Audio
Sound Card
Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373) (WDM)
Playback Device
Creative Sound Blaster PCI
Recording Device
Creative Sound Blaster PCI
Peripherals
Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
Device Kind Keyboard
Device Name Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard
Location plugged into keyboard port
Driver
Date 7-1-2001
Version 5.1.2600.2180
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\i8042prt.sys
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\kbdclass.sys
PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Device Kind Mouse
Device Name PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Location plugged into PS/2 mouse port
Driver
Date 7-1-2001
Version 5.1.2600.0
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\i8042prt.sys
File C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\mouclass.sys
Network
You are connected to the internet
Connected through 3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible) - Packet Scheduler Miniport
IP Address 192.168.0.107
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway server 192.168.0.1
Preferred DNS server 192.168.0.1
DHCP Enabled
DHCP server 192.168.0.1
External IP Address 69.140.70.178
Adapter Type Ethernet
NetBIOS over TCP/IP Enabled via DHCP
NETBIOS Node Type Unknown node type
Link Speed 0 kbps
Computer Name
NetBIOS Name NETWORK001
DNS Name network001
Domain Name NETWORK001
Remote Desktop
Console
State Active
Domain NETWORK001
WinInet Info
LAN Connection
Local system uses a local area network to connect to the Internet
Local system has RAS to connect to the Internet
Wi-Fi Info
Wi-Fi not present
WinHTTPInfo
WinHTTPSessionProxyType No proxy
Session Proxy
Session Proxy Bypass
Connect Retries 5
Connect Timeout 60000
HTTP Version HTTP 1.1
Max Connects Per 1.0 Servers INFINITE
Max Connects Per Servers INFINITE
Max HTTP automatic redirects 10
Max HTTP status continue 10
Send Timeout 30000
IEProxy Auto Detect No
IEProxy Auto Config
IEProxy
IEProxy Bypass
Default Proxy Config Access Type No proxy
Default Config Proxy
Default Config Proxy Bypass
Adapters List
3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible) - Packet Scheduler Miniport
IP Address 192.168.0.107
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway server 192.168.0.1
Network Shares
No network shares
Convert spare computer into a file server
A home or small office can set up a single computer as a file server to share files between all the computers used on the network. You can use this file server to keep large amounts of data and later access them through a different computer. You can share applications or devices like the printer with everyone who connects to the file server in the home or small office.
· Look for an extra PC. Find an extra computer in your home that you could use as the file server. It does not necessarily have to be new one, but it has to be running and reliable, since you might want to have it powered up for most of the day when people are using computers in your home or small office. The computer must have an operating system and a big enough hard drive to store various types of data. When you find an extra computer, set up the operating system and install programs you may need. Connect the computer to a router, or directly to one of the slots on a wireless router.
· Configure Network Setup Wizard. In this example we will be working with the Windows XP operating system. Go to the Start button on your taskbar and select the Control Panel. At the Control Panel window click the Network Setup Wizard. When you have opened the Network Setup Wizard, click the Next button twice until you reach the "This computer connects to the Internet through a residential gateway or through another computer on my network" option. Select this option then click the Next button. Type a description for the file server, then click the Next button. Pick a name to use for Workgroup Name, then click the Next button. On the next configuration window choose the option "Turn on file and printer sharing" and then click the Next button until you see the "Just finish the Wizard" option. Click the option and exit the Network Setup Wizard.
· Set up folder for sharing. You need to make a new folder on your desktop to be shared across your network. This is where other computers can access the shared files. On your desktop, right-click on a blank space, and then select New then Folder to create a new folder on the desktop. Rename the folder, then right-click the folder you created and select the Sharing and Security option. In the Sharing and Security window put a check on "Share this folder on the network" and a check on "Allow network users to change my files" then click OK.
· Configure Map Network Drive. For every computer that will gain access to the file server, you need to configure the Map Network Drive. To do this, go to the Start menu then right-click the My Computer option and select on the Map Network Drive option. You will now be asked to select a drive letter for the Shared folder. Choose a letter then browse for the shared folder you created on the file server computer, then click the OK button.
You can now access the shared folder on the file server through a different computer. You can also save files in the shared folder directly through your various programs like Word or Excel.
Quick Tips:
· Make sure all the computers in your network will have the same Workgroup name.
· Look for an extra PC. Find an extra computer in your home that you could use as the file server. It does not necessarily have to be new one, but it has to be running and reliable, since you might want to have it powered up for most of the day when people are using computers in your home or small office. The computer must have an operating system and a big enough hard drive to store various types of data. When you find an extra computer, set up the operating system and install programs you may need. Connect the computer to a router, or directly to one of the slots on a wireless router.
· Configure Network Setup Wizard. In this example we will be working with the Windows XP operating system. Go to the Start button on your taskbar and select the Control Panel. At the Control Panel window click the Network Setup Wizard. When you have opened the Network Setup Wizard, click the Next button twice until you reach the "This computer connects to the Internet through a residential gateway or through another computer on my network" option. Select this option then click the Next button. Type a description for the file server, then click the Next button. Pick a name to use for Workgroup Name, then click the Next button. On the next configuration window choose the option "Turn on file and printer sharing" and then click the Next button until you see the "Just finish the Wizard" option. Click the option and exit the Network Setup Wizard.
· Set up folder for sharing. You need to make a new folder on your desktop to be shared across your network. This is where other computers can access the shared files. On your desktop, right-click on a blank space, and then select New then Folder to create a new folder on the desktop. Rename the folder, then right-click the folder you created and select the Sharing and Security option. In the Sharing and Security window put a check on "Share this folder on the network" and a check on "Allow network users to change my files" then click OK.
· Configure Map Network Drive. For every computer that will gain access to the file server, you need to configure the Map Network Drive. To do this, go to the Start menu then right-click the My Computer option and select on the Map Network Drive option. You will now be asked to select a drive letter for the Shared folder. Choose a letter then browse for the shared folder you created on the file server computer, then click the OK button.
You can now access the shared folder on the file server through a different computer. You can also save files in the shared folder directly through your various programs like Word or Excel.
Quick Tips:
· Make sure all the computers in your network will have the same Workgroup name.
Pickled ginger pear recipe
http://www.bbtechservices.net/GingerPearPickles.html
SUZI'S GINGER PEAR PICKLES
This is an expensive dish to make, but you can make it a little less pricy if you purchase some of the more costly ingredients from BulkFoods.com . If you don't want to buy online, it'll cost a little more to make, but I think you'll still find it's well worth the effort!
This recipe makes about 3 quarts of product. The ingredients alone probably cost about $3.00 per quart when purchased from your local grocer.
1. Quarter, peel & core about 15 firm medium pears into a large bowl (I used a Tupperware that I could cover to protect from fruit flies. You might want to stick the bowl into the fridge while you prepare the syrup)
2. Measure the following ingredients into a large cooking pot:
o 5 cups sugar
o 3 cups white vinegar
o 1 cup apple juice
o 1 cup water
o 1 cup well-washed, peeled & thinly-sliced fresh ginger (reserve peel)
3. Add a quart of water & 2 tbsp white vinegar to the pears & set them aside to soak for about 10 minutes.
4. Begin to heat the syrup mixture while the pears soak & you prepare the spice bag.
5. Place a square of cheese cloth (3 layers) in a smaller bowl, then put the following ingredients into the center of the cheesecloth square:
o The reserved ginger peel
o 2 limes, thinly sliced
o 6 cinnamon sticks
o 1/4 cup whole cloves
6. Tie the spice bag shut, then
7. Turn the burner to high & bring the syrup to a boil
8. Add the spice bag to the boiling syrup, cover the pot, & continue to boil the mixture for about 8-10 minutes.
9. Drain the pears well & add them to the boiling mixture; continue to boil until the pears are translucent (about 10 minutes).
10. Remove pears & syrup to a bowl to cool a little (if you're preparing to serve them all in the next few weeks) * , then cover & cool thoroughy before serving.
11. * You can store this dish in the fridge for up to 3 weeks, or you might want to can some of them for use over the next year or so. If you're going to can part of the batch, don't cool them but remove them straight to prepared canning jars. I recommend canning in wide-mouth pint jars, processing for 20 minutes in hot-water bath.
SUZI'S GINGER PEAR PICKLES
This is an expensive dish to make, but you can make it a little less pricy if you purchase some of the more costly ingredients from BulkFoods.com . If you don't want to buy online, it'll cost a little more to make, but I think you'll still find it's well worth the effort!
This recipe makes about 3 quarts of product. The ingredients alone probably cost about $3.00 per quart when purchased from your local grocer.
1. Quarter, peel & core about 15 firm medium pears into a large bowl (I used a Tupperware that I could cover to protect from fruit flies. You might want to stick the bowl into the fridge while you prepare the syrup)
2. Measure the following ingredients into a large cooking pot:
o 5 cups sugar
o 3 cups white vinegar
o 1 cup apple juice
o 1 cup water
o 1 cup well-washed, peeled & thinly-sliced fresh ginger (reserve peel)
3. Add a quart of water & 2 tbsp white vinegar to the pears & set them aside to soak for about 10 minutes.
4. Begin to heat the syrup mixture while the pears soak & you prepare the spice bag.
5. Place a square of cheese cloth (3 layers) in a smaller bowl, then put the following ingredients into the center of the cheesecloth square:
o The reserved ginger peel
o 2 limes, thinly sliced
o 6 cinnamon sticks
o 1/4 cup whole cloves
6. Tie the spice bag shut, then
7. Turn the burner to high & bring the syrup to a boil
8. Add the spice bag to the boiling syrup, cover the pot, & continue to boil the mixture for about 8-10 minutes.
9. Drain the pears well & add them to the boiling mixture; continue to boil until the pears are translucent (about 10 minutes).
10. Remove pears & syrup to a bowl to cool a little (if you're preparing to serve them all in the next few weeks) * , then cover & cool thoroughy before serving.
11. * You can store this dish in the fridge for up to 3 weeks, or you might want to can some of them for use over the next year or so. If you're going to can part of the batch, don't cool them but remove them straight to prepared canning jars. I recommend canning in wide-mouth pint jars, processing for 20 minutes in hot-water bath.
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"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance"
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Lincoln Quote
Let not him who is houseless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thus by example assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when built. - Abe Lincoln
Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom
1. TANSTAAFL: There ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
2. Incentives matter.
3. Economic thinking is thinking on the margin.
4. The only way to create wealth is to move it from a lower valued to a higher valued use. Corollary: Both sides gain from exchange.
5. Information is valuable and costly.
6. Every action has unintended consequences.
7. The value of a good or service is subjective.
8. Costs are a bad, not a good.
9. The only way to increase a nation's real income is to increase its real output.
10. Competition is a hardy weed, not a delicate flower.
2. Incentives matter.
3. Economic thinking is thinking on the margin.
4. The only way to create wealth is to move it from a lower valued to a higher valued use. Corollary: Both sides gain from exchange.
5. Information is valuable and costly.
6. Every action has unintended consequences.
7. The value of a good or service is subjective.
8. Costs are a bad, not a good.
9. The only way to increase a nation's real income is to increase its real output.
10. Competition is a hardy weed, not a delicate flower.
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