I know it's not me because I never do anything wrong, so it must be the computers' fault. My home-made machine is finally working almost perfectly, but my old Dell desktop is acting up. It was working fine this morning, but when I woke it from hibernation or restarted it (I forget which), the monitor stayed in Sleep mode - amber light, rather than blue. Shutting down and restarting didn't help. The computer seems to be starting okay, and the cable is connected. I'll try another cable, but I think it's just being spiteful - getting ready for a real shocker tomorrow - Halloween!
I'm not looking for a solution here, just complaining, since that's always worked so well in the past.
Hal81
Loc: Bucks County, Pa.
I woke up this morning feeling down in the mouth and looked around and half the pillow was gone.
Hal81 wrote:
I woke up this morning feeling down in the mouth and looked around and half the pillow was gone.
You can have the other half tonight.
Time for a new monitor.
That's my WAG
Good luck
You sure have a lot of problems don't you?
rpavich wrote:
You sure have a lot of problems don't you?
The more stuff you accumulate the more problems you will have. Perhaps less is more would apply to Jerry's problem list?
dragonfist wrote:
The more stuff you accumulate the more problems you will have. Perhaps less is more would apply to Jerry's problem list?
I have LOTS of stuff and I don't have 1/10th the problems Jerry has.
I don't think it's the stuff. :)
rpavich wrote:
You sure have a lot of problems don't you?
And I've just scratched the surface!
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger."
rpavich wrote:
I have LOTS of stuff and I don't have 1/10th the problems Jerry has.
I don't think it's the stuff. :)
I think you may be right. I must have a bad aura.
dragonfist wrote:
The more stuff you accumulate the more problems you will have. Perhaps less is more would apply to Jerry's problem list?
With seven computers, not counting the old, broken ones, I guess I'm asking for trouble.
twowindsbear wrote:
Time for a new monitor.
That's my WAG
Good luck
WAG is how the local Honda service department operates.
jerryc41 wrote:
And I've just scratched the surface!
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger."
Except a Marine. A Marine will kill you.
johnofarc wrote:
Except a Marine. A Marine will kill you.
Thanks. I'll try to avoid them.
I hate "hibernation mode". By not doing a full reboot you will never be able to clear the memory of unused junk.
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