LGS528 / LGS552 - OK to mount vertically?

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  original location.  Now, I am at a loss to know where to put them back in place as it looks as if there is no place for it inside the computer.  I'm familiiar with the locations of the floppy drive, drive of CD-ROM and two empty boxes of filling.  It's really confusing.  I'll be very grateful to anyone who can tell me how to make this hard drive.

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  Even if I wish to withdraw my original question that I started too early, I think that my answer may still be useful to someone who needs to know where the HD is mounted despite its obvious location.  The HD is locked in a metal cage mounted vertically behind the bottom of the front cover of the computer.   You can not miss.

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• How to extend two monitors vertically?

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  You can have a PCIe M.2 (Non - SED) Solid State Drive 256Go.

  This drive connects to the motherboard, it's the size of a stick of gum.

  It can be mounted vertically or stand flat on the motherboard (MB).

  M2 the drive is much faster than an SATA 3 SSD.  You may not be happy with this change if you bought a SATA 3 SSD. You might be better off going to a 512 GB m2 if the MB supports. I noticed that the m2 drive runs closer to the rated speed when using a k i7 - 5930 or an i7-5960 x due to the track of 40 PCIe bus as opposed to 28 tracks on the i7-5820 k.

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  This change of equipment could also ruin to restore the PC using the original image. It depends on whether this change of equipment is a configurable option to purchase.

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  Hello @Ryck,

  Thanks for the reply!

  If you place the office in a horizontal position, then the event must be correct upwards?  I don't think that should be a problem.  However, if placing the office horizontally, covers the vent, so I do not recommend it.

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• Pavilion 550-110: help adding Blu - Ray desktop player

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  I believe that the HP Slimline s5280t has the BD-R/W drive you want.  The Remove/replace instructions made reference the reader perspective ejection of the connector.  Watch the video.

  HP Partsurfer displays a part number for the cartoonist.  Yikes - It is listed at $282,09

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• ea6300, RIP...

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• Pavilion 550-035z: replace a DVD drive in my desktop PC

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  I'm looking for alternatives to people who have solved this problem.  I don't see any easy ways to climb vertically to get more air along the metal strip, any ideas?  I like the idea of a cooling pad, extra air flow would be really useful, but I don't want the noise or extra energy consumption, and will run 24 hours per day as my router does.  I'm so looking more passive cooling methods.  I don't know that if put on feet taller would really help, I have some cabinets self-adhesive bumpers that are larger than the feet molded case I thought to use, but I think more about 1/2 "high and are not very high.  I'll probably go hardware tomorrow and see what I can find.

  Because most routers can be mounted vertically, including older models of Linksys, I don't know why Linksys went away from this idea.

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  Thank you.

  Well, I got some of this corner moulding wood or V-L shaped autour.  I positioned to sit as a triangle with the point along the bottom of the case of router and the open end on the surface where the router was sitting.    Used 2 4 "pieces, one on each side, which raises the router a bit more than an inch.  Now, I would say the Metal is more what I would call 'hot '.

  I don't know why the case is not to be defined either vertically or horizontally, Linksys, used to do this, but the above montage gives enough of extra air space to make me much more comfortable on the router longer.  And it seems very well... I suppose I could paint the wood of the same color as the case of the router, but I'm not motivated to do it right now * smile *.

• vibrations in the dvd recorder

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  FYI

  I'm wrong about the vibration in any position. The vibration disappeared when the computer laying on its side. I've only tried a few discs, but they were all smoothly when the player is in a horizontal position. I do not end contact HP and they were very fast and we will send another DVD drive in a few days. I hope that the new run a little better in a vertical position.

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• Bad range CISCO aironet 1310 built-in antenna

  Hello

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  If the AP must be mounted vertically.

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• What is best soft CC for the creation of a DVD of a slide show, please?

  Hello team!

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  I've provided, I hope, the necessary information below to help you help me determine the best application/settings/etc to make a DVD of high quality of these images.

  My system:

  

  My typical asset:

  

  

  (image is 90 degrees on purpose;) TV will be mounted vertically)

  My sequence:

  

  My agency export settings:

  

  I noticed that the Width and Height parameters are locked; don't know if this is part of my problem.

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  Hello

  Resolution of the images you use in this project is 8250 x 4650.

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• Frame content

  InDesign CC Release 2014.2

  When I want to adjust the image to the text, I always use the "'Frame made content" shortcut (command + Alt + C) on my Mac. "

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• Toshiba 50L 4333 imposible to mount 100% vertical

  I bought a 4333 50L model.

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