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• Office jet pro 8500 a: elimination of printer, was this encrypted model? How to destroy the hard drive?

  This model encrypted?

  If this is not the case, how to destroy the hard drive? Where is the hard drive?

  Hi @Diane47,

  Thanks for joining the Forums of HP Support with your request to printer.

  I understand that you have a HP Officejet Pro 8500 has e-all-in-one printer you plan to elimination and you wonder if the hard disk is encrypted and how to destroy the hard drive. I would like to help with that.

  HP Officejet Pro 8500 has e-all-in-one printer don't have a hard drive. It contains a very small amout of memory, so it can keep in memory the printer and fax settings.

  You can clear the memory by restyoring the printer back to the default values.

  1. on the printer Panel, select Setup.

  2. from the Configuration menu, select Tools.

  3. on the Tools menu, select Restore Factory Defaults.

  HP offers to recycle their products for you. If you want to know more about it, please click here.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

  Indeed, if this help you to achieve a solution please click the 'accept as Solution' and the 'thumbs up' buttons down below in this message.

  Thank you!

• How to merge several layers in one without destroying the layers of origin?

  How to merge several layers in one without destroying the layers of origin?

  joelb2995629 wrote:

  How to merge several layers in one without destroying the layers of origin?

  The solution is a very useful shortcut, but requires a bit of dexterity.

  Of is it: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + e. (Yes, 4 keys at the same time).

  This creates a new layer that is the fusion of visible layers.

  To be on the top layer and don't have ensure that active useful layers.

• Portege R200 - how to replace the HARD drive

  Fundamental questions about the Toshiba Portege R200 (purchased model birthday Thailand August 2005) are:
  (1) Please provide instructions to remove the hard drive (non-functional) (illustrations if possible)
  (2) model has enough space inside for hard drive 2.5 inch? (Impossible to locate 1.8 inches and below, to get the results of [expensive] calls to Toshiba - of interest only)

  Background:
  (1) while 3 years warranty in force I trecked (expensive) of Malaysia in Bangok (where to buy) at the headquarters of Toshiba (if you know Bangkok taxi drivers, you'll know what a test or going around in circles and the nonsense in the fire that was)... Toshiba agreed HD vibrating but reported would take 3 to 10 weeks to get the HD replacement (!?)
  (2) I was a few weeks later to the r - u (to tie)... They told me they couldn't help; I "should contact my provider...". This is an Asian model, in Europe, we cannot... etc etc.
  (3) a week later the HD has no
  (4) I contacted Toshiba but they told me the warranty expired 7 days before...
  (5) since this time I phoned and was put on hold for Toshiba in the region of London (several times), Singapore (3 times), Thailand (well, if you know how it goes, say-no more, shots of elbow-boost)...

  I got nowhere. But were invited by the media to bring it to the headquarters of Thai (yet)... It's all right, I'll book a flight and hotel etc now, shouldn't cost all that much more than the computer cost me initially...

  Oh, another thing, not very important: to help out me, I bought a lighter machine at Toys R us... 300 quid... for the love of antiquity I always want to get the old dog to this shiny Silver Anniversary edition slim R200 works again...
  I have a 2.5 "HD available (recond and costs all 9 quid in Brummagem) but before I destroy the old R200 dog by ineptitude... (and lost to carefree annoyance no assistance of Toshiba)... and/or on how to remove HD, please?

  Hello

  I have seen words about your question.
  AFAIK the R200 was equipped with the utility of the HARD disk protection. It is a feature to reduce the risk of damage to the HARD disk.
  Using the acceleration sensor built into the computer drive HARD protection detect vibrations, shocks and sings in the computer and automatically moves the HDD Head somewhere course, in order to reduce the risk of damage.
  But this function does not ensure that the HARD drive will not damage! It reduces the risk of damage!

  However, the HARD drive can be removed very easily.
  At the bottom of the unit, you will find the HARD drive Bay. It s close to the battery (on the left).
  You need to remove two screws to get access to the HARD disk 1.8.

  PS: You can use disks hard only 1.8. The 2.5 hard drives are not compatible.
  I discovered that you can use a TOSHIBA 60GB 4,200 rpm 1.8 HDD HDD1544BZK01

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• Adjustable 430CDT Pro - how to replace the CMOS battery?

  Two questions, if I could.

  1. the old new 430CDT - does anyone have simple instructions that go I would find the CMOS battery and replace it without destroying the computer in the process? I suspect that it is hidden under the keyboard, but have no idea how to do to remove that. (I'm not very super-friendly upward on computers.)

  2. How can I get back in to old posts and give points for helpful answers?

  Thank you!

  > 1. The old 430CDT yet - does anyone have simple instructions that go I would find the CMOS battery and replace it without destroying the computer in the process? I suspect that it is hidden under the keyboard, but have no idea how to do to remove that. (I'm not very super-friendly upward on computers.)

  I m not very well, but I doubt you could get access to the only keyboard removing CMOS battery.
  Usually it s placed on the motherboard but it s need to disassemble the whole laptop and believe me. It's really complicated and mostly impossible for some who never disassembled a laptop

  So if you ask my opinion: contact a technician in downtown and ask for help.

  > 2. How to bring back the old posts and give points for helpful answers?
  You must mark the post as answered, and then you can assign points to other users.
  Click on your username and you will get the list of your discussions.

  Ciao

• How to remove the sticker EasyGuard my Portege?

  My laptop Portege came with a really stupid sticker on this advertising functionality EasyGuard. I tried to remove it and have found that it is a real mess.
  Can you tell me how to get rid of the sticky mess so that I have a nice laptop without a stupid sticker on this subject.

  Hello

  You must be careful with the use of any toxic liquid because it can destroy the surface of the laptop.
  As far as I know you can get particularly fluid at a computer retailer to remove the stickers and labels form the surface.
  You can also visit this page:
  http://www.WSMV.com/global/story.asp?s=1632102

• PSC 750: elimination of printing, destroy the hard drive

  I have an old HP PSC 750 printer I have is going to be recycling and want to destroy the hard drive for security reasons.  Where is the hard drive and how I will destroy?

  Hello @Dotsie99, greetings!
  
  Thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, HP experts and other support staff.

  I appreciate that you try to throw your old printer and worries about the security of the data.

  You don't need to worry about your printer HP PSC 750 with no any hard drive. None of the PSC series and none of the Photosmart printers that use two or more cartridges have a hard drive.

  The printer does not store the printed pages. So please go ahead and have the printer.

  Hope that answers your questions and have a nice day!

  See you soon

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• Satellite U300 - how to upgrade the BIOS on a Linux system?

  Attempt to update the BIOS of my U300-153, which is described as an operating system independent on the download page, I find that the upgrade file is provided in
  http://Support1.toshiba-tro.de/Tedd-files2/0/BIOS-20090304140640.zip
  does not include the files to create a bootable CD, as described in the instructions to the
  IOS http://eu.Computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/FAQ.jsp?z=234&service=eu&from=faq_selection&CFID=B & FID = TRO0000000b07
  where Option 2 step 2 lists the files that are in the zip, and they are required to make a bootable cd. The files listed are not in the zip.

  It forces me to use Windows. My Windows is broken and I can't fix it, because Windows repairs destroy data (clearly indicated on the packaging of recovery CD) and installations of Linux. My Linux works very well, and I don't want the windows more.

  So how can I upgrade the BIOS? Either:
  1. use a true independent bundle of BONES (ie the promised approach of bootable CD). I can't find such a thing here.
  2 reinstall Windows, which trashes the laptop.

  Any suggestions?

  Sincerely,
  Aleksander K

  > How to upgrade the BIOS on a Linux system?
  Is not possible since the BIOS on Toshiba page is a victory-based BIOS version and if you want to update the BIOS then you need to install the Windows operating system and then you can run the exe file

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• Re: Satellite A300 (PSAGCA-09W01N) - how to upgrade the BIOS?

  I have a problem and the only solution that I have to try is updating the BIOS. Could someone please tell me how?

  Cheers, Levi

  Hey mate,

  Are you really sure that the update of the BIOS may solve your problem? I mean the BIOS update is always somewhat risky and in the worst case you could destroy the ROM module So the BIOS shouldn't t update just for fun. ;)

  I hope you find your answer here:
  http://www.toshiba-tro.de/biosinfo/

  The good BIOS for your laptop, you can get on the Australian page:
  http://www.ISD.Toshiba.com.au/

  Good luck!

• dynamically create and destroy the custom menu item

  I have a standard TestStand platform that I use on multiple systems.  On some systems, I have a few sequences of calibration and I would like to have the Update menu to have the RunSequence of these sequences of calibration.  I know how to manually create these menu items, but they are no longer valid for some sequence files.  I would use the sequence SequenceFileLoad to dynamically create menu items and the SequenceFileUnload to destroy these menu items.

  I've played around with the API, but cannot determine the correct path to get to the create and destroy the custom menu items.  Does anyone know how this can be done?

  Thank you

  Matthew

  Yes, see the online help for the members of the following APIs:

  Engine.GetEditTimeToolMenuItems

  EditTimeMenuItems

  EditTimeMenuItem

  Basically, you get a collection of tool using Engine.GetEditTimeToolMenuItems () menu items and then call EditTimeMenuItems.Insert () or EditTimeMenuItems.Remove (). If you insert a you get returns an EditTimeMenuItem object on which you can change the settings.

  In addition, since it has an expression to hide items in menu tool, you need not necessarily to destroy, you can hide them instead.

  Hope this helps,

  -Doug

• How to clear the error 314101

  I am trying to create a mechanism of robust communication between a cRIO and a desktop application HMI. I tried to use the network stream I could avoid a lot of pitfalls in the management of a TCP connection. My RT code must be written to operate, and must recover gracefully network disconnections and brutal power loss. I can simulate these things quite effectively pulling the Ethernet cable or hit the button to Abort in LV

  My goal of RT has a drive with the endpoint name ' commlink/drive '. My HMI has a burner with the name "commlink/recorder. HMI tries to establish the connection: he gave the Player URL ' / //commlink/player. This set works very well on the first pitch, but not after abandonment to the RT code. On the next run, the RT code often receives the error 314101 (endpoint with the same name already exists.) to create network Stream Reader Endpoint VI. I can't understand how to clear this error in order to recreate my end point and restore the comm link. Does anyone know how? Calling the destroy Stream Endpoint VI with refnum workflow does not work, and there are no other screws or properties that look like they manage the connection management.

  I know I'm coming to the end of the conversation, but maybe some of this information will still be useful.  While network streams were designed to manage multiple connection/disconnection cycles with the underlying TCP/IP connection on the network seamlessly, they were not intended to perfectly manage and survive many lives or running instances application with endpoints.  All this is still possible, it will take more work on the part of the implementer.  An important thing to remember when using network flow, is that once you've managed to connect the two end points, the destruction of one of the endpoints (via normal stop or an accident) will require the destruction of the other end.  This means that you cannot simply reuse on RT target endpoint to communicate with several sessions of HMI.  Instead, you will have to destroy endpoint on the target of RT and create another endpoint (probably with the same name) for the next session.

  To do this, I recommend a state machine that is basically:

  1. Create an endpoint - you can do either with an infinite time-out or a continuous loop with a timeout if you need meet orders of demolition/judgment of the user.
  2. Continuous read/write in the flow in a loop.  If at any time you receive a fatal error of read/write, leave the loop.
  3. Destroy the end point and return to the State first, where you can wait for the next connection.

  I would avoid going down the road of trapping of the specific error codes and writing conditional logic for each of them.  Network stream API was designed such that for most / all cases, you should should not do this.  If you have a healthy stream that can still move the data, you will not be getting errors from the read or write call (apart from a few things matter as if we were trying to read from an endpoint unique writing of corner).  If you get an error in reading or writing, it usually means your workflow is dead and you need to create a new one if you want to continue to communicate with the remote application.

  If you follow the above, I think that you are 90-95% of the way.  As the article you link above mentions, there are additional considerations to take into account if you need to tolerate the application crashes / accidents of remote endpoint.  In these scenearios, you basically have one of the three results of the application that always uses the end point which don't collide:

  1. Demand will start to return errors:  In some scenarios, we can detect the remote application is crashed, abnormally terminated, or whatever.  In these cases, the read/write will return an error and the same pattern described above should work.
  2. The flow will introduce a disconnected state and stay offline:  This would generally happen with a fall in demand.  In these cases, we cannot tell if the connectivity loss is due to a problem with the application or poor network conditions / remote computer.  If you need to detect and recover from this scenario, you can do as a section of the link recommend you and write a timer that resets the stream network if the flow remains disconnected for a period of time.  This could be incorporated in step 2 of the above state machine quite easily.
  3. The flow will continue to make a State connected, even if the remote application is no longer functional:  This should rarely occur and would occur only when the application on the remote computer hung or an impasse, but the network computer stack is still in operational condition.  In this case, we cannot differentiate between a suspended application and the other simply has all the data to send.  If you need to detect and recover from this condition, the best thing to do is probably to create a second timer that resets the stream if it's too long you've changed successfully read/written all the data.

  I must emphasize scenarios 2 and 3 can be greatly simplified if you care to detecting the crash & block until another application attempts to connect to the application that is still ongoing.  For example, restarting the application has crashed/hung will recreate an end point and try to re-establish the connection of flow.  At this point, the application which is still running will go account he communicated with endpoint remote must have crashed and raises an error.  At this point, the same state machine mentioned above should be sufficient to re-establish the connection.  I think that this part could be more difficult in LV 2010 since the first attempt to apply newly restarted it also throw an error when you try to reconnect to the remote application.  This will occur until the endpoint in the live application was also destroyed which means that you would have to execute a loop on creating calling until she succeeded.  In 2011, we changed the behavior so the call to create the newly restarted application would cause the remote application to start return errors, but now we are still trying to establish the connection on the newly restarted application for up to the timeout limit.  If you use a state similar to the above machine, you should be able to reconnect without having to write a loop around the call to Create in the newly restarted application.

• Have an Acer Aspire MA52 with W8.1. How to recover the partition "Recovery."

  I have perhaps destroyed the recovery partition when I used EaseUS Partition Master to split the C: partition into two partitions.  Can someone please advise on how to recover the necessary recovery partitions?  When I Advanced Start, I do not get an option "troubleshooting."

  Thank you.

  Thank you.  I got to the Acer store before somehow and it seemed that the store only shipped to the Canada; that is, there was only one country that could be selected.  I went through the url you gave and was able to place an order for a recovery disc.  Hope that works.

  Thank you.

• Pass simple - how to remove the conservation task bar it turned on?

  Hello

  I own a HP Pavilion DV6 6053ea and I had a few problems with simple pass.  Before I installed it and it stuck on the taskbar in Windows 8.  Someone gave me a new update of the driver that has removed from the bar spots.

  For some time he acted a little (my fingerprint reader would take several swipes before he woke up) and I have installed the latest version of the driver HPLite32_build_6.0.100.252.  It is not like I plan to work.

  Anyway, he's back in the task bar and I would like to remove it.  Also the fingerprint reader is off most of the time and allows quick access very slow.  How can I solve these two problems?

  The question might be one driver / software incompatibility.  In the past, when this happened, the software would simply "does not work".   I don't know where you came, that is the value which SimplePass version you were before and what validity driver version you have - the fact is that in this most recent version, there may be an error of "lesser" tangle, but not to destroy the facility.  ???

  For Windows 8

  sp58900 validity sensor V4.4.234.0 Win8

  sp58540 HP SimplePass V6.0.100.244 Win7-8

  The above is an example of the 'Windows 8' and configured software SimplePass pilot that is currently in use on a large number of mobile phones.  Note the version number similar to the SimplePass to your own version.

  If your driver version of validity is late, in other words, if the driver that you have on your computer is OLDER one pictured here, then I suggest you download and update this driver (as shown).  You are likely to have a better "match".

  Next: It is highly unlikely, but you can also check to make sure that you have not inadvertently your driver to "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".

  Of your Deskop:

  Control Panel > display icon > device management > biometric devices >

  Validity Sensor right click > Properties >

  Power management > make sure the box "allow the computer to turn off device" is DISABLED

   

  
  When you make changes to SimplePass, expect not to complain (work stoppage).  When you look at it, not expect to stop working...

  General rules for success:

  • Installing the driver FIRST, RESTART
  • Install / repair software second, setting up the bases... Reset.

  ======================================================================================

  First of all, before EVERYTHING CHANGES, make a copy of your Webcards.  The Webcards are similar to your 'Favorites' for your websites with passwords SimplePass attached.  You should make periodic backups and always before making changes or try to repair the SimplePass software.

  Export the Webcard database:

  If you have working software SimplePass, export your Webcards before proceeding.  In the case where you must remove the SimplePass software, your webcard backup can be used (imported) to restore your Web site login information.

  Start SimplePass > settings > Export

   

  NOTE: File will be called *.tsd

   

  Don't forget to perform backups periodicals webcard when you change passwords and / or add Web sites!

  =======================================================================================

  To reset / repair software without deleting:

  Fix SImplePass software:

  Control Panel > programs and features >

  Looking for this program:

  Click on HP SimplePass
  Select "repair".

  • After "fix it", RESTART / REBOOT your computer

  ===================================================================================

  Remove it from the taskbar in Windows 8:

  • You should be able to go to the new startup window,
  • find the tile for SimplePass, right click on it,
  • and then pull it out of the new taskbar.

  If it is stuck, it can take a bit more work... the 'repair' above for the progam can help - try it if the simple "right click and delete" does not get this out of the way.

  I hope this helps!

• How to remove the windows vista backup

  I have 2 drives, C: (69.2 GB) all system files. D: (65.7 GB) a backup & my data. I want to install a new s/w of 12 GB in D:, but its low memory(10.5MB) showing. I tried to delete the backup, but his does not work. I tried diskcleanup, but still the same problem persists. I checked, there isn't any extra file to D:. It's just because of the backup. Can someone please tell me, how to remove the full backup.

  Hi kisna234567,

  ·         You get the error message?

  The main objective of the Windows backup and Restore Center is to save the data either automatically in according to the schedule or manually when you want to save data. It is not designed to replace the old data with the new data. Just backup and Restore Center totals with new data every time, and would not remove the old files.

  You can backup the old files and folders to storage device as the external hard drive, CD, DVD, USB flash drives and removes the backup files of the computer. You can format the backup partition.

  Caution:

  ·         Formatting a volume will destroy all data on the partition. Be sure to make backups of all the data to save before you begin.

  ·         You cannot format a disk or partition that is currently in use, including the partition that contains Windows.

  ·         Quick format is a formatting option that creates a new file table, but do not completely overwrite or erase the volume. A quick format is much faster than a normal format, which fully erases the existing data on the volume.

  Follow these steps:

  (a) open computer management by clicking the Start button, select Control Panel, click system and Maintenance, click Administrative Toolsand then double-click computer management. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  (b) in the Navigation pane, under storage, click disk management.

  (c) right click on the volume that you want to format, and then click format.

  (d) to format the volume with the default settings, in the format dialog box, click OK, and then click OK again.

  For reference: create and format a hard disk partition.

• How to remove the lid of the scanner on the Photosmart 5520?

  Manual to insist that the lid of the scanner of the Photosmart 5520 (model #CX042A) can be removed.

  When I try however, it does seem it Peel, as if a force is applied over it feels like it will break.

  I contacted HP technical support per session chat, and after about half an hour the technician finally dropped and referred me to the store where I bought it.  I went to Office Max, where I bought and asked them.  They were also puzzled with a right to the camera in front of us, they could not figure out how to remove the cover.  They were also afraid to break if they tried to remove it.

  Are there instructions indicating how to remove it so that the lid or the hinge is not destroyed in the process?

  The manual is not wrong.  You can remove the cover on a 5110.  I was just trying to do the right way the first time.  This post told me how to do it.  As far as I know, the only things that have changed since the 5510-5520 are the firmware and internal control.  The shell of the printer must be roughly the same.