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• WANT to 7640 e - all - in - one printer: printer prints directly from scanning screen except on/off again.

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  I would say that the question seems to be a hardware problem and suggest that you always contact the technical support for replacement of your printer options.

  Join our technical support to the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

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  The Net is full of scams like the one you describe.

  Either they want you sell software without value or plant spyware to steal banking passwords and / or make an identity theft on you.

  You should never give someone at - it remote access to your computer.

  And if you already have an Antivirus installed, you do not install another AV before removing the first.

  More than one AV installed will cause system problems.

  Here is the link to the AVG removal tool:

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  But my advice to you is to backup your data and reinstall the operating system.

  It's the only way you'll know for certain that you deleted something they've installed.

  Also change the banking and credit card details / passwords with your credit card company, Bank.

  See you soon.

• Scam phone Microsoft

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  On Friday, March 6, 2015 17:52:11 + 0000, johnames34 wrote:

  Thank you Ken

  Cannot follow your advice. Do not have access to the desktop, just a blue screen with a small window asking for a boot password, which of course, I don't know.

  Thanks anyway

  You are welcome, but you have misunderstood my advice, so let me clarify
  She:
  What I recommended is to perform a clean reinstall of Windows.
  To do this, you don't need access to the office. What you need to do
  is to boot from the Windows installation CD and follow the prompts for a
  clean install.

  Note that when you do this, you will lose all your data files and all the
  you program facilities. To recover, you need to restore
  your saved data and reinstall all of your programs from their
  original media.

  If you do not have a backup, you can remove the drive from the computer
  and install it as an external drive to a friends computer. Then, you
  can copy all data files.

  In another message that you say "Unfortunately, I am an old man and not very.
  clued up on computers. "First, I would like to say that I am an old man too (77).
  Maybe older than you, and I know very well that computers. Even us old
  guys can learn computers.

  But more importantly, what you're saying, what I recommend above is
  likely to be above your skills. If you need to seek the help of a
  a friend who has the more skills you have.

  If you can't find a qualified friend, you will pay for
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  the plague. They are among the worst places to use for
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  Instead, find your self a little local place that is recommended by
  other members of your community (for example, if you have a group of PC users)
  in town, they can probably give you a good recommendation).

  One last point: If you do not have a backup, you've played with
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• problem with obtaining security (Spy - Bot and SuperAntiSpyware) to run or install applications

  I made a mistake. It was preventable, and I knew that I made the mistake, but the curiosity is sometimes too strong.

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  I ran Microsoft online virus and spyware last night. It has taken nearly 6 hours to complete the scan and found 7 problems, which I allowed to remove. The problem persists, because I still can't install SAS and SBS & D stil open its main window.

  What can I do to fix this? This is an image of the window that asks permission to access a protected file:http://wolf3dmall.zxq.net/PNG/what.png

  The virus file is contained. At first, when I double-clicked it, the file that I downloaded disappeared from my file my received files. After I got the system working again, I returned, set bookmark the pages concerned, re-uploaded the file, immediately the file zipped and deleted the file. I'm not sure who to send to find out what kind of virus it is, but he's a bad guy.

  I will try to provide more information, if necessary.

  PC: HP/Compaq nx9020 laptop
  OS: Windows XP Professional SP3

  Thank you.

  "Wayne.C" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  "Wayne.C" wrote in message news: Email removed for privacy...

  What security software you are using (McAfee, Norton, Avast, AVG, Kaspersky, etc.)?  The provider of your AV program probably offers a facility to submit files infected for analysis.

  Your computer is still infected - and the virus or other malware interferes with SuperAntiSpyware and other remedies.

  Have you tried Malwarebytes?  The infection may prevent you to install and run Malwarebytes.  However, you can sometimes overcome this problem by disguising Malwarebytes, so that the virus cannot recognize the program.  You'll find a great set of instructions at http://tech.amikelive.com/node-144/tdss-trojan-and-bediddle-adware-removal-guide. Although the instructions refer to the TDSS Trojan, you can use the same procedure to remove the other infections.

  You can also try a different approach, that might work. Try to connect to www.eset.com/online-scanner and perform an online scan.  If that does not work, in Mode safe mode with networking and try again.

  I have AVG but it has expired. I've been unemployed for a couple of years now, and I have no money to pay for the renewal of the contract with. I used SpyBot S & D and SuperAntiSpyware as my main defense since my AVG expired. I also try to make a habit of od stay away from sites known to the virus.

  It was my own stupidity, and I guess I deserve it, but I want to just fix this. I keep hope that something will change, and I'll get a job again, but so far nada. I can't really afford to lose this computer. It's been 6 years, and if he dies, I'm in a world of pain.

  I will try your suggestion and I'll post here what is happening.

  Thank you.

  Edit: I downloaded Malwarebytes, following the instructions on the site you provided. I ran the scan in safe mode, and it has found 19 problems. Then, when I rebooted, the guest even appeared requesting permission to access a protected file. I ran the scan again in normal mode, and it found nothing.

  After the restart again (the first analysis took less than an hour and a half, and the second scan took more than 3 hours), Yahoo Messenger started to run as soon as I got this stupid window again. I don't know what to think. My computer * seems * still works ok, but SpyBot S & D will not open its main window, and SuperAntiSpyware installer does not always. I will try reinstalling SpyBot again, but I am not sure that this thing is fixed.

  Unfortunately, no security software cannot be never 100% effective. Even if you have up-to-date protection AV, "bad guys" can always get through.  The absence of a comprehensive antivirus program with updated definition files increases the risk of significantly.

  While Spybot S & D and SuperAntiSpyware to your arsenal useful additions, they do not provide the full AV protection or resident and are totally unsuitable for primary protection.

  With Spybot S & D, you must also perform a manual update at intervals of a week, followed by vaccination.  Once you have run the weekly 'vaccination', Spybot S & D uses standard Windows and the browser to block access to known malicious Web sites. However, the key word is "known." The 'search and destroy' service manual can remove some infections and the option "TeaTimer" feature provides additional protection against unauthorized to your registry changes.  However, Spybot S & D does not have a complete AV protection and cannot protect against many infections initial.

  SuperAntiSpyware and Malwarebytes are tools for deletion, which are very good to eliminate infections who missed the other utilities.  Unfortunately, they cannot protect against the initial infection.

  The infection of your computer interferes with SuperAntiSpyware. Try the portable version of SAS (seehttp://forums.superantispyware.com/index.php?/topic/3424-superantispyware-portable).

  So, if you have not already done so, please perform an online scan, using www.eset.com/online-scanner?  You can also try the Windows Live OneCare safety scanner.  Learn tips to www.microsoft.com/security/portal/Shared/Help.aspx#infected

  You must also replace the version of AVG expired subscription with adequate antivirus protection.  The free version of AVG, the free version of Avast OR Microsoft Security Essentials free program would be alternative appropriate.

  Please note that you must have only one AV program reside on your computer, so it is important to eliminate all traces of your old AV program, before installing a replacement.  You will find tools to remove AVG at www.avg.com/us-en/download-tools.  If you have already used McAfee or Norton on your computer, you should also download and run these emissions removal tools.

  Unfortunately, there is a risk that the infection could prevent or interfere with the installation of any other anti-virus program.  This is why I recommended a scan online, before you remove the subscription version of AVG or install a replacement antivirus software.

  If you install Avast, you must perform a complete analysis standard, followed by an analysis of 'Boot', which will check your computer when you re - start in Windows.  (A Boot scan can remove infections that are hidden, after Windows starts).

  I have SuperAntiSpyware and SpyBot S & D to work. I followed the same convention that I used with MalwareBytes. I've renamed South spybot and its opening. I installed SAS as sup and it worked as well. Even after using both of them, which resulted in the SAS, but not in Spybot, the window requesting the ever-present authorization, usually at the time that yahoo Messenger connects to the network.

  I'll follow your suggestions. I wasn't aware that AVG has a free version. When I bought the installation I have now, it's because the only 'free' version, that I could find was a trial version that only lasted 30 days. I can't replace my anti-virus every 30 days, just because I can't pay for protection. A man who even sounds like extortion. :(

  This seems to be the correct approach.  However, Malwarebytes and SuperAntiSpyware did not remove the infection, and I fear that the malware prevents the installation of updated AV protection.  I hope that you will be able to install the free version of AVG, and if so, I hope that it will remove the infection.

  I recommend also to download and install a utility named 'Hijack this'-http://free.antivirus.com/hijackthis.  Run "HijackThis.exe" to generate a log file and save the log to a directory on your hard drive.  Do not try to use HijackThis to fix the infection.

  At this point, you will need additional assistance which I am not qualified to provide.  However, there are a number of Web sites that are occupied by volunteer experts who can offer help step by step.

  Register for a free account on www.bleepingcomputer.com and click on the Forums tab.  Forums security scroll and select the forum "Virus, Trojan, Spyware and Malware Removal Logs".  Create a new thread and view the details of your problem.  You also paste the full text to hack this journal in your inquiry.

  You may need to wait a few days.  However, one of the Bleeping Computer experts will analyze the log and I hope, will be able to provide removal of the step by step instructions.

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  I would like to settle the matter in this way:

  When you get in the car and pop in a cd of product professionly, most of the people get the control treble for 6-10 (on a scale of 10) and bass (4-10) upwards according to the factory speakers and the type of material and whether or not they care what their music sounds like. When you get home and you listen much finer stereo home always to listen to professionally produced album, always reach you for these high and low buttons and crank them several notches or if you have a graphic equalizer twist you on a smiling face .

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  The reason why I ask is because I have to put a graphic equalizer on my monitors 2031A truth to make professional stuff sound good thanks to them and then I Mix round my music for the same material/any sound of course. (I'm not really interested in any monitor bashers or I would already put this on to Gearslutz.)

  Even once be reformulated... The masses think that music sounds good when you have a flat frequency response or the smiling face and if the these States among young people, how are supposed to realize that when the facility from our home studio produces a flat frequency response, do give us our EQS instructors like me?

  Additonaly, I understand that when talking about frequency response flat in the rooms, that we are not talking about launch thanks to a system sine waves and the going of their frequencies, measure so them we can detect everything on the focus/deficiencies in the room then maybe this question is a little more to the tuning monitor.

  If you are looking for Fletcher and Munson in Google, you could start to do a little the beginning of any idea why this is not quite as simple as it seems... and I'm not sure I can give you a complete answer, although I peut give you a few things connected but somewhat randomly, to meditate wearing my acoustician Hat:

  The fundamental problem is that, when things are quieter (and less distorted, by the way) our ears get more sensitive to frequencies medium, and if we listen to music like that, it always sounds as if the bass and treble are unbalanced. In cars, it is slightly different though; the frequency response of everything that is there generally tends to be anything but flat - and often too emphasizes the middle range anyway. Treble tends to be absorbed very easily in padded cars, and because most car speakers got nothing as acceptable to the tweeters in order in General, it is not surprising that people want to increase the treble. As for the bass - well I am still lower that personally, but I know what you mean in principle!

  If by a "commercial" CD, you mean the one where the voice is important, so yes I can easily imagine why you could as naturally want to increase the response to the extreme - that makes sense, if you think about it. The mid-range voice is prominent and probably compressed, so its average level is stronger support - helps it stand out. But also it distorts the overall time response - support can be balanced so it's not serious in itself, but which does not always if you have the wrong applied voice settings, or at the very least, applied said. And some voices are much worse; for example Sealion dying (AKA Celine Dion) makes the most appalling racket in the middle range, and you should certainly less of it!

  So, really, I would say that it is not a question of bass/treble, but a mid-range one. If you look at commercial CD in general, you tend to find that the energy distribution is pretty even on the entire audio band, which means it comes off at 6 dB/octave, if you look in hearing (it is something energy/Hz), but in reality most of the CD these days are here mixed a little brighter than that - more like a - 3 dB/octave descendant of about 1 kHz , and it is partly to make up for a lot of things - some of which are cars... You have to watch out for the problem of good distortion - most people don't realize, but you are able to tolerate rather high undistorted sound anything with levels of serious distortion in it, and if this distortion is in the middle range, then you will like it more quiet even when. Then under-run decent, over-rated sound systems always sound more clean and strong but you should beware - they can damage your ears just as much, if not more.

  Car interiors they increase the chances of the mid-range boost that occur?  I think it's a pretty safe bet they do, in General, simply due to the size and the acute problem, I've already mentioned. And if you try to compensate for too much mid range, then the rest follows. More home replay systems these days seem to be heavy mid-range for me as well - I heard something cheap recently which was something as a flat - response and they really agrees that they are in both chambers.

  If you want to listen to material as it really should be, then you need to experience it live first, and then I would say do a direct comparison with what you hear in your monitors. I'm lucky - I can do fairly regularly with a variety of materials. I tend to leave things like dish, as they are saved? Well, it depends on what it is. If it is somehow classical, then sometimes I watch carefully the low balance, but generally, I leave the rest alone. The rest of our days I just get its good - and this can mean all sorts of settings, depending on all sorts of things. More and more, I came to the conclusion that medium too is not necessarily a good thing – but it's mainly because of the general lack of good material around these days.

  Regarding the monitors and flatness - well it is not really a problem for most people, compared with obtaining their correct listening environment. If you have a pair of cheap monitors in a good room, chances are the results will sound better than a cheap pair in a room uncorrected - despite what all fans of monitor on gearslutz might say. Nowadays, even the least expensive may seem quite respectable. But the flatness is not really a problem with the monitors - a decent impulse response and low distortion are much more important. Chances are that if a manufacturer got that right, the monitor will be properly 'revelation' anyway - which is what a monitor is supposed to do.

  The only thing you do not do however, is QE the stream of your monitors - that went out of fashion, as soon as he came in--fortunately. You can set the room so that it is the most truthful. If you EQ the battery monitor, it will inevitably be only its good in one place in the room, and it's no use to man nor beast. Things only decent that can do real room correction systems is to equalize the immediate response of time to account for what is actually between you and monitors which if done properly can improve an image without end stereo.

  If the answers? Well not really. But at least I explained a bit (but not all) of the questions.

• video iPod 5.5 generation, Sound of Dock - None of helmet

  Hello

  I've been browsing the forum here among others trying to figure that this somewhat strange question out and I finally decided to see if anyone here has an answer. I recently bought an iPod video 5.5 opportunity generation 30 GB (A1136, model #: PA446LL, SN: * V9N) out of craigslist. The iPod seems to be fully functional, aesthetically and hardware wise. Up to what I tried to listen to a song via the headset. To my surprise, there was no sound coming through the socket. If I turned the volume all the way to the top, I could hear a slight static noise (not related to music), so I guess that is under tension. I read online that this can be caused by welding cracked on the audio decoder or dac, so I tried pinching right/bottom right corners without changing the static at all. Thinking that I had just bought a broken iPod, I tried to play this music even through my car stereo receiver using the dock/usb connection and it worked perfectly. A little confused at this point, I took the thing out and inspected the cable jack and Ribbon of the helmet, the motherboard and audio chips. Everything went perfectly well, including headphones and cable, it was not folded connections inside and it was clean. I tried to press the chips on the motherboard, while playing music once more it is taken apart and it was not even a change of the static (when volume is 100%). I tried various headsets/headphones and with each of them, as you are connected to the socket you can hear precisely the left channel and then the right gets their power.

  I've read only a few cases of this particular issue happening and the response to each of them was to get a replacement headphone plug. I am skeptical to do what I can hear both channels is fed fine, there is no audio. I ask if someone who has some expertise on this motherboard (820-1975-A) knows where the problem lies (audio impeccable out Dock but headphone jack has absolutely nothing). I have the tools needed for soldering and re-flow if necessary.

  I tried the things:

  -Different headphones/earphones

  -Cleaning of the headphone jack/re-seating the ribbon cable

  -Tighten more integrated chips while music played

  -The 5 'R' apple suggests (including restoring w / mac & windows several times).

  -Different file formats (ALAC, MP3, WAV (16-bit, 44.1 kHz))

  -Hard reboots

  -Possibility of other things I don't forget

  Things I'm NOT willing to do:

  -Return to the craigslist seller

  -Apple call / go to an Apple store for a replacement

  -Buy a new logic board (I understand the one I may be impossible to fix)

  I appreciate your time and I hope that the heart of this problem can be highlighted!

  -Pintsizemacman

  Bump, still having the issue.

• No sound from my Nano Gen 7

  Have had my 7th Gen for a few years. Used only a few times at home, not in the dust. It is in a case of dust all this time. It had sat unused, battery exhausted for about 2 years. Today, that I firstly, charged battery. Then it turned on, went to the music listening and no sound.

  Everything else works. All the function, settings, podcasts, clock, I had to reset but now works. Its all just not making helmets, I guess.

  I reset, several times restored via iTunes on my PC. Both devices are running the current software. The volume control works on screen, volume limit is not, I bought several songs today, others were purchased when I arrived at the unit. The last time that I used it, its worked. Tried 3 different ear pods, no sound of Nano, but the sound of the iPhone.

  I followed all the troubleshooting topics in the User Guide. I hope that someone here is smarter that the guide or knows a trick.

  Thank you!

  Hello Mswilma,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. I understand, there no sound when you use headphones with your iPod nano. I definitely want to make sure that you are able to enjoy your music without problem. You did a great job trying to get this resolved so far. At this point the iPod will need to be repaired. The link below provides information about service, warranty and price options in your area:

  the Service response to iPod

  Have a wonderful day!