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• Portege M400 HDD - password and drive upgrade questions

  1. How can I change the hard drive password? the Toshiba utilities allow me to change the password of the BIOS but not the hard drive password

  2. If a secondary hard drive is mounted, it is possible to run the DVD writer as an external Bay? y at - it a connector / converter available?

  3. If Toshiba RAID mirroring is enabled, this speed of disk read time? for example reading speeds could theoretically be doubled by interlacing readings on the two disks - what is the difference of real world performance?

  4. are there restrictions on the internal hard drive?
  I bought a new hard drive from Toshiba (MK1234GSX / 120 GB) and mounted in secondary drive Bay, it works, I cloned the existing overall hard drive and it is even possible to boot from the secondary drive and see both drives.
  However if I replace the internal drive with the new drive, I can see the drives in the bios, but blue-screens of windows at startup: error seems to be that windows does not find the disk...

  When I add the original disk to the secondary drive Bay and start since I also can't get windows to recognize the new drive.
  This doesn't seem to be a simple problem of windows, because windows is happy to start on the new drive in the high Bay, so I ask if there is some restrictions at the end of Windows...

  5 Why have saved my Portege M400 website it says: "sorry, but this product is not available in your region."

  Thanks for any advice,
  Jonathan

  1.) as far as I know the HARD drive password can be changed in the BIOS
  But beware, if you forget or type the HARD drive HARD drive password will be locked and you will not be able to access the HARD disk. In this case, the HD is not more usable.

  (2.) the Ultra Slim bay is a single drive bay that welcomes the reader of CD/DVD or a secondary HARD disk.
  The extension utility from Toshiba Mobile allows the insertion of hot of these modules.
  I found this info in the user manual and following modules can be installed in the Bay ultra slim:
  -Ultra Slim adapter HARD drive Bay: this will allow you to install a HARD drive in option
  -Kit ultra Slim bay DVD-ROM drive or DVD super multi drive kit
  -Disk (SATA) HARD drive kit
  The adapters you will need to order of the ASP

  (3.) I did not notice any differences in speed reading while the RAID has been enabled or disabled. (I used the Qosmio G20 with RAID)

  4.) Please check the manual for compatible HARD drive sizes!

  5.) maybe the M400 is not available in your country or region. But it s only my suggestion

• Size of coaxial DC power Jack

  I need to know the size of the coaxial DC power Jack used on power 65 watts which is used with a computer laptop dv6 of JEALOUSY. They are usually expressed in mm OD and ID. I want to find a right angle instead intake and it will change. Thanks for any help

  K9.

  This should help.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/right-angle-connector-converter-for-Dell-HP-Compaq-laptop-power-adapter-LC90B-/261246944220?PT=Laptop_Adapters_Chargers&hash=item3cd38803dc

  REO

• LaserJet 6 p printer range

  I just bought a Dell Vostro Desktop computer, which has only USB printer connections.  This means that I can not connect my old Laserjet 6 p printer, what I understand is equipped with a parallel port.  I don't want to throw my printer.  He is old but excellent and is never wrong.  Is it possible please to find a connector/converter?  I asked Dell, but they referred me to HP.

  Hi, you can try the StarTech ICUSB1284 adapter.

• Can I use a power converter to charge my iPhone, or a wall adapter from Apple to charge my iPhone?

  Recently, I went to Europe and I had the Winstar NF-70 actually convert my connectors and plugged a Triple Tap plug in socket adapter, in it, I also plugged in one or 2 triple play long cord adapter, but as my Winstar NF-70 can hold onto the plug adapter that looked like:

  

  I had to borrow an adapter of a Holiday Inn Leiden Netherlands, then even if my Winstar said it can withstand 220 volts, and I know that 110 Volts would burn if you put it in 220 as I learned in class electricity back in College, I accidentally burned my A1265 Apple plug in the adapter, as well as one of the 30 pins. Fortunately, the iPhone 4S being workload still works and my iPhone 6 s, my iPad Pro, my Samsung Galaxy 5 Note, my

  Here are the connectors that was burning, and it also caused a blackout in our room when you try to connect again:

  

  

  

  I'll go to Europe next year, and I just bought another transformer, so should I use the travel adapter Apple, or the converter transformer?

  You have not need of a converter, only an adapter to the wall outlet. But the travel charger Apple works well.

• Can recharge an IPad with a socket 220 V in France without converter?

  An Ipad are chargeable with an std in Fance 220v outlet?  Is a required converter?

  Connector block from the iPad manages the 220, you would just need an adapter for the type of plug. This is as long as you use the provided Apple block.

• NVIDIA Quadro: I plug 6-pin power adapter or connector 8 pin?

  I am trying to install my graphics card Nvidia Quadro 6000 on a HP Z820 with a PSU 1125W

  The Quadro card: 1x8pin auxiliary power connector and power connector auxiliary 1x6pin.

  My questions are

  1. in the connection of my power adapter, do I plug the unit into the 8 pin or 6 PIN auxiliary connector?

  2. where can I connect the other end of the power adapter?

  3. the power adapter must be a HP one or can I use any brand.

  4, if it's HP, what is the part number

  I would appreciate help on this.

  Vinny

  Edit: Here is this link related to this issue.  It goes also to other topics with excellent similar information:

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/reviews/power-supply-specifications-ATX-reference, 3061 - 12.html

  First, it is important to know that there is another interface "6 to 8 pins" which is a feature of power-for - motherboard power ... you don't want that, sure, and connectors plastic is having different shapes.  You can see that he has 4 yellow wires (usually the supply wires) and would not have the sequence of correct wiring of a PCIe 6 to 8 pins supplementary power converter:

  

  I don't know the show, too, is not what you want.  This looks like an 8 pin to two adapter 6 pins.  You want a 6-pin to 8 pin adapter.  Is attached another picture of the nVidia type tells you to do.  If you look at the hyperlink at the top of this post you will find the wiring of 6 pins on 8 wire and for your project, you will probably want to follow the advice of nVidia for best results.  There is power to the ground and 'sense' son to all be correctly connected to the adapter.

  There is also some PCIe additional adapters that allow you to convert several sheets supply 4 son "molex" grouping in a single 6-pin PCIe or connector 8.  It is best to not do this if you have a power with official ones built in.  Your the fact, and to check the manual, it looks like your top rated power supply has 3 of these auxiliary PCIe power cords (G1, G2 and G3 will be printed on the side of the end of your 3 card).  On the other hand, offer reduced rated power of the Z820 has only 2 additional PCIe (auxiliary) cords supplied by it.

  I don't know if you are forced to use a good 6-8 converter or could if away with plug 6 pin right in the correct position on the plug 8 pins of your videocard directly, according to article of the hyperlink.  I, personally, would get an adapter.

  EDIT: Here is a picture of two ends of what is supposed to be a PCIe 6-pin supplementary power adapter PCIe 8 pins.  The first and third power pins 6 pins are officially DC 12v (some references have each of the first 3 pins being 12vDC) and subsequently, the rest are supposed to be a 'sense' or earthed.  When I look at the plug 8-pole end wiring I do not see a ground wire or ground jumper coming to pin 8.  I would not recommend it, unless I'm wrong about his son:

  

• Basic queries on the use of the iPod Mini G2 converted '8 GB CF'

  7 years ago, I asked for help to convert iPod found in a draw to the fate-many pieces for the tip!

  Kenichi gave me good advice, but he re-entered the drawer only to discover again seven years later!

  This time, I finally got round to do the conversion.

  Everything went exceptionally well and I now have an 8 GB player that functions perfectly I can say now.

  As it was the machine of my daughter, I don't know how to take control of it!

  Just to give you an idea of my skill level; It took me several minutes to find out how to increase the volume.

  First problem I have is that iTunes does not allow me to 'manually manage' my music before the 'restoration', because these options are greyed out!

  Once he had "restored", and I re-connected, these options are available to me.

  Since all my "music" collection has now been copied to the device, which includes a couple of 'e-Books' and also various sound effects, ringtones, poster ads etc. I would like to 'eliminate' this is not a soothing music, but I'm afraid of the consequences!

  Having chosen to 'Manually manage' my music, I was scared by a message that says actually ' do you really want to do?

  Do not understand the consequences that could follow if I said 'yes', I thought that I would be wise to consult the oracle first!

  If it is indeed possible to "take control" without too much pain, I would like to know how to remove the offending bells, whistles, horns, etc.

  I could then move on to the next possible stumbling block, 'e-books '. who are currently in the Albums and songs, just as they are on my phone, I hope there is a way to recognize them on the iPod as 'books '.

  Once it is fully charged, I hope that he will play well with system 'Audio 50' of my Merc.

  All the words of wisdom would be very appreciated!

  Now, I also have an iPod mini with flash storage.  I previously did similar mods on gen 3rd and 4th generation iPod "classic".  iPod mini is very accommodating to replace his drive hard micro with flash storage.  The main reasons are that its 'MicroDrive' use already the compact flash (CF) card form and connector.  But the current prices for the physically smaller SD card (and most popular) is much lower than in the same capacity, compared to the CF card, so I used a card SD to CF card adapter and turned a 64 GB SD card a card see  This is the adapter that I used

  http://www.Amazon.com/DP/B00EPMWT1M/

  Its size (including thickness) is an exact match for the 4 GB MicroDrive it replaces.  I already had a 64GB SD card that I used with my Mac, but they cost less than $25 on sale these days!  And the adapter is $ 13.  Surprisingly, the embedded software (designed for 4 GB, 6 GB of storage) mini iPod works perfectly at 64 GB.  The available capacity is about 59 GB; I have about 54 GB charge.

  

  So if you exceed the 8GB size in your mini iPod, here is your project "next"...   Back to your actual questions.

  First problem I have is that iTunes does not allow me to 'manually manage' my music before the 'restoration', because these options are greyed out!

  Without doubt because (at the time), it was set up to synchronize with your daughter iTunes library.  The iPod can be associated with both iTunes library.  When you did a restore using your iTunes library, the previous association has been removed.

  Don't worry if any currently on the iPod are in your library iTunes (on the computer), on the "consequences".  You can re - sync anything to the iPod, if you delete something by mistake.  Here's a convenient way to establish things...

  Create a new playlist in your iTunes library.  You can call it iPod songs.  Add ALL the songs you want on your iPod to the playlist.  At this point, the iPod has no need to be connected.  You work with your iTunes library only.  You can post back, if you want some advice on the use of playlists.

  Then, connect your iPod and select it in iTunes (click on its button on the device on the horizontal bar) to show its settings screen in the iTunes window (as seen in my screenshot above).  The side left (in the sidebar), under settings, click music.  Right, parameters of music on the iPod screen.

  NOTE: For anyone else reading this, all the songs of the iPod that are not in your iTunes library will be lost.

  Check the box to Sync music, if it isn't already.  Below, choose the option to sync selected playlists, albums, artists and genres.  Below, under playlists, search for and select (check) this playlist of songs from iPod .  You don't need to choose something else on this screen (you can if you wish).  Click apply.  iTunes syncs only the songs you put on this playlist of songs from iPod to iPod.  Everything that is currently on the iPod is removed.

  Further, you can update this iPod songs playlist in your iTunes (add/remove songs).  The iPod has no need to be connected.  The next time that you connect the iPod (or click sync , if already connected), iTunes automatically updated the iPod with the same changes.  That's how I use my iPod 8 GB nano, unless I have more than one playlist that synchronize to the iPod (a few selections for the race and a "Favorites" playlist).

  I could then move on to the next possible stumbling block, 'e-books '. who are currently in the Albums and songs... If all goes well, there is a way to recognize them on the iPod as 'books '.

  I think you mean audio books.  Text-based 'e-books' do not work with the iPod (except iPod touch).  If audio books to appear in your library iTunes music, they should be classified as audiobooks in iTunes.  Right-click a 'song' (which is actually a digital audio book) in iTunes and get information.  You can select several elements at the same time and get information on the selection.  In the Info window, go to the Options tab.  Change media kind in audiobook, then OK.  The item now appears in your library of audiobooks to iTunes (not your music library).  See also the article as an audiobook iPod, not a song, when synchronized.

  To set up synchronization of audio books, the procedure is similar to the songs.  On the settings screen of the iPod, in the sidebar, under settings, click on audio books.  Set up screen setting audio books from iPod and apply.

• Monitor connected via HDMI to VGA connector does not

  My Pavilion p6598uk has an ATI Radeon HD5450 with a DVI and HDMI output. I have a monitor connected to the DVI output via a VGA Converter thing, it works very well. I am trying to connect a second display on the HDMI output using HDMI cable to VGA. This does not at all. It is an OLD monitor (10 years) but works ok if I plug it into the DVI/VGA Converter.

  Monitor just says no: «No sighnal video» I tried 2 different cables and my drivers are up to date.

  Is it possible to connect an old (not HD) monitor to the HDMI output? If so, what am I doing wrong? Would this work if I bought a new HD TV to use as a monitor?

  Windows 7 64 bit

  All solutions gratefully received.

  You cannot convert HDMI to VGA without some serious gear digital analog conversion. You cannot use a device simple passthough like you can do with a DVI-I/VGA cable adapter. You will need to use an HDMI cable and a monitor that has a HDMI or DVI - I/D connector.

• VGA to DVI converter proplems

  "HP Pavilion Slimline s5610y desktop PC

  Monitor lcd HP 2010

  Windows 7 64 bit

  I bought a KingWin and I have no signal what can I do to get the converter works with the monitor.

  OK... Here are the specifications of your HP 2010 ACL. Please confirm that the product number is WC030AA, as will allow you to clearly identify the model of the monitor. The only way to view hi-def movies, videos, etc. is a digital connection has two ends. The computer and the monitor must support HDCP (High - bandwidth Digital Content Protection) for it to work.

  "Support HDCP allows display resolution HDTV monitor if connected to the connector HDMI or DVI. A monitor without support HDCP, or connected via the analog VGA input, causes the video to be downgraded to a less than HDTV resolution of DVD type quality.

  HDCP is also a content protection system. "HDCP prevents the transmission of content unencrypted high-definition.

  Yet once the specifications claim that your monitor has VGA and DVI - D time entries. Please take a look at all of the back side of the monitor for other connections that can enter a hidden pocket etc. The port DVI - D will most likely be next to or on the opposite side of the monitor to the VGA port.

  Frank

• Portege R500 - Question on SSD connector

  Hello

  Can someone tell me what connector is located on the SSD to a R500?
  It is NOT a standard ZIF connector...

  I have a broken laptop r500 and want to extract the data of what's still out there.
  Is there any converter that I can buy?

  Thank you

  As much as I know SSD have the same connector as all the other hard SATA used in laptops.

  You can buy the case for hard drives SATA external HARD disk and connect your HDD to some other portable external as one. If you have access to your data.

• Tecra M2 - strange hard drive connector

  The connector to the HDD on a Tecra M2 I have here, it's not what I expected for an internal 2.5 drive ". I put a picture of him here:

  http://www.CIX.co.UK/~texaspete/hd_connector.jpg

  Anyone know what this connector, or where I can get the converter that allows it to accept 2.5 "normal discs?

  Ta

  Guy

  Hello

  May I ask what did you expect?

  Tecra M2 seems to support the enhanced IDE interface and in my opinion, this is an IDE connector.
  Different notebooks support different interfaces of HDD; IDE or SATA.

  You need an IDE HDD ;)

  Good bye

• I recently bought Apple TV but the TV I want to hang up to does not have an HDMI input.  I bought a converter HDMI cord at Radio Shack, but it did not work.  Any suggestions?

  I recently bought Apple TV but the TV I want to hang up to does not have an HDMI input.  I bought a converter HDMI cord at Radio Shack, but it did not work.  Any suggestions?

  You may be able to find a connector to work but which would not guarantee that he would not stop working on the road. Minimal tech spec of the ATV4 is a HDMI connection to the tv. My recommendation is to upgrade your TV rather than trying to get a square peg in a round hole. That's just my 2 cents...

• News Digital connector 50 pins

  I had a hard time finding info on get a cable or a plug which would correspond to the very high density 50 pin digital connector on the front of our card PXI-5411.  Other cards with the same connector are (so searches will be hit this message):

  PCI-5401

  PXI-5431

  PCI-5411

  PCI-5431

  Connector VHDCI 68 similar pins used on other maps NOR is much easier to find cables or candles for outdoors NEITHER since it is a standard SCSI.  Initially, I was looking on VHDCI looking for anything with 50 pins and had no luck.  But after nearly a day of research and call autour (including sales OR), I found a diagram of a connector somewhere online that showed the words 'VHDCI' as well as "0.8 mm FIELD."  This last was the magical term to search for.  Research which has shown that Tyco Electronics (AMP) makes separate connectors, but also cables double-ended.  After I found this info on my 2nd day of the search, OR reminded me and says they actually have a cable that will connect to this connector.  It is NOT anywhere on their site or even in the old catalog OR listed my card PXI-5411, therefore nothing only searching on ni.com meet.  Here is the info for the 2 lengths, they have:

  Description: SHC50-68 Cable, 1 meter

  Part number: 184748-01

  Price: $129

  Description: SHC50-68 Cable, 2 meters

  Part number: 184748-02

  Price: $139

  I'm not too happy about the lack of information in the documentation OR on this connector.  If anyone nor bed, please write these suggestions to all concerned within the company:

  1 mention (in the card/equipment and online documentation) the name normalized for all connectors used on everything.

  2. place all items and gone somewhere online or in a database so that a search can turn at least until a clue as to whether or not something is always available.

  If either of these elements would have been there, I would have lost a lot less time to find and order the cable of NOR.  The lack of availability of information of OR is sometimes very frustrating.

  -Brad

  Brad,

  I'm sorry that you had a hard time finding information on this connector.  you're right, WHAT VHDCI is not a very common name for this connector.  Apparently, there are many different names for it, including VHDCI, FIELD, microstrip, SCSI 1 (it's a very old SCSI standard), "narrow SCSI", type D, etc.  I will file applications to refer to some of these more common names in our documentation and on our Web site.

  Regarding the cables SHC50-68 we sell, if I'm not mistaken those who have actually a 50 connector pins on one side and a 68 connector pin to another.  Looking for a cable 50 pin to 50 pin, or something to convert to 68-pin?  Maybe the reason why cable is not, it came to the top of your initial search.  Another reason is that the 5411 has been deprecated; We sell is no longer (but we still support them), and that the cable used to be located on 5411 product page (which no longer exists).  I'll see if we can make easier to find on our website SHC50-68 cable.

  Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

  ________________________________
  Drew Creel
  Software Group Manager OR
  Group of signal generators

• Convert a name cluster Labview Teststand container name

  Hi all

  I realized that day that there is no way to convert a Labview

  cluster in a container of Teststand and vice versa. So I'm currently

  work on a cluster/container recursive parser that would be

  rebuild the structure of mirroring in variant/PropertyObject

  tree. For this I use the following table:

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/370052N-01/tsref/infotopics/labview_data_types/

  The problam I am now facing is to convert the name of each

  ELEMENT by its name to stay compatible with the

  the structure of mirroring. That's why no space or special characters

  to follow the naming convention Teststand. You can

  See what happens when you create a custom data Teststand

  Type a connector for Labview.

  So, is there a VI that do the trick, or am I still pruposed to do

  Everything by hand? Thanks for your comments. Even the one who

  will not make me happy.

  David Koch

  Abandoned project, topic closed:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/NI-TestStand/enqueue-TestStand-cluster-to-LabVIEW-return-a-cluster-by/m-p/30...

  David Koch