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• Need your advice, choose the best update for first Pro CC

  Need your advice, choose the best upgrade.

  Because nobody can have a computer that runs all functions as quickly as desired, we have manage their it resources according to your needs, budget and for the money. Below is a fundamental issue related to Adobe Premiere Pro 2015 CC.

  Need for better visualization without jerky look of a stutter and overall better performance incease.

  Would I do better with? (Choose one please)

  1. Passing of an SSD to 2 SSD in RAID 0 configuration - cost about $350.
  2. Getting my video card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti for a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 overclocked to 4 GB GDDR5 graphics card - $350.
  3. From Win 7 Pro 64-bit to win 10 Pro 64-bit.

  Please explain why you made your choice.

  
  

  Thanks in advance,

  Tom
  

  Tom,

  At this point, you're pretty much stuck to a GPU upgrade. You see, that the GTX 560 Ti is not is properly supported in first Pro CC 2015 when it comes to acceleration GPU of MPE. As such, you may experience random program crashes and/or repeated which are fixed only when you disable acceleration GPU of MPE and run first in software mode only MPE.

  The other improvements are out of the question: the i7 990 X CPU uses the chipset Intel X 58 now-seven-year-old, whose native Intel SATA ports are limited to SATA II (3 GB/s or 300 MB/s) flow. All support 3 SATA or USB 3.0 on motherboards that use such an old chipset comes entirely from complement third-party chipsets to companies such as NEC/Renesas and Marvell. And we know how slow the Marvell SATA 3.0 ports work are compared with native Intel SATA 3 implementation on newer chipsets. Unfortunately, a CPU upgrade would have exceeded the maximum budget $ 350 because both the CPU and motherboard (and probably RAM as well) should be replaced by such upgrade. And additional SSD upgrades are out of the question because newer SATA SSD would have been restricted by the sustainable maximum rate of 270 MB/s of SATA II.

  Therefore, the only feasible upgrade would be a new GPU for your system now five-years.

  Good luck in your quest to upgrade,

  Randall

• My macbook does not detect the dell wireless mouse

  I have the macbook air. I tried to connect my macbook to my Dell Wireless mouse. But my macbook could not detect the mouse

  Without a model number, we cannot exclude that particular mouse is incompatible with OSX, especially if it is old.

  OS X pair with a large number of devices bluetooth automatically, but some need to be put in pairing mode.  You will find the Dell mouse model and see if that is his business.

• When are you going to fix the Microsoft Wireless Mouse overheating Nano receiver?

  I bought one about a month ago Microsoft 4000 wireless mouse. Yesterday he is receiving died on me. I suspect the short-circuit. After some research, I realized that I was not alone with this problem, it could be a default of series.

  Once the question has appeared on the forum before (http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7hardware/thread/727a8f10-4aaf-4f1e-bea1-3a73f7e62cf9) but the problem was quickly rejected.

  I bought the whole thing on a trip in Europe and cannot be replaced. So the question is: If we trust Microsoft for the second time and buy the same mouse again or opt for something else? I need a mouse that works on rough surfaces. But right now, I may need to overcome my taste for the device and opt for Logitech to anywhere, at least that you reassure me that you will have the transceiver replaced soon.

  Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000

  Microsoft Replacement Tel: 800-933-4750.  Product ID = D5D-00001.  Have your mouse 4000 handy when you call.  They will need the product ID (PID) from the bottom.

  They will replace your for free .  Replacements carry a warranty of 3 years.  You must keep the PID of the original mouse for the replacement warranty.

• Need some advice on the best way to do specialized source distribution

  I need to give a customer a labview block, they can use our material in their own labview code that will read the (encrypted) data net senor off the coast and the flow of data in a form usable output.  I built a vi that can be used in a loop, a bit similar to the block of canned labview data acquisition that can be used to acquire data from products OR.

  There are many sophisticated (and secret) algorithms going on in the background which make sense data and translate them into a usable data table, but also configure the hardware itself. Accordingly the only final vi I prepared to distribute the client makes use of Subvi about 20. Almost none of these subvis could be ideally be reconverted in plain code in main vi, nor what I want to do this.

  The rules of the game is the following: I want to give him the block I created to use its own code, without him to see what's happening inside the vi.  I can deny him access to the block diagram/s, no problem, but I don't want to give him access to the subvis, to use, or even to know their names - preference they would be hidden or otherwise pre-compiled. Preferably I would just give him the main block only, perhaps with some support files that would be entirely opaque to him.

  Looking for advice on the best way to go. There is an elegant solution to this problem? For example, it would be better to compile the block as a .dll file, and then write a wrapper vi any?

  Have you thought of creating a packed library? You can also password protect your code. You can delete the distributed code block diagrams. You can use a combination of the above as well.

• The Microsoft Wireless mouse malfunction

  My laptop will not recognize Microsoft Mouse Wireless USB and says driver not installed properly! It was working fine until today.

  Hello

  (1) have you made changes before the start of this issue?

  (2) what is the model of the mouse?

  Method 1:

  Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems

  Method 1:

  Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows/help/Mouse-touchpad-and-keyboard-problems-in-Windows?T1=tab05

  Method 2: Solve a wireless mouse that does not correctly

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/321122

  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/838398

  For reference:

  Troubleshooting: mouse

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/help/support/troubleshooting/mouse/mouse

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  I hope this helps.

• The Microsoft Wireless mouse right button does not work

  The right button of the mouse on my Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 does not - at first I thought that it was a hardware problem, but when I used the mouse properties/control panel to change the buttons on the mouse, the right button worked and the left mouse button does not, which leads me to believe that it is related to the software/driver.
  I have the latest version of the driver/Intellipoint software.  I am running Win 7 32 bit on a Lenovo ThinkPad T410.
  Change the port USB did not help; the problem persists, no matter which USB port I use for the receiver.
  Reinstall the software Intellipoint also did not help.
  It is a recent issue; I had the mouse for several months and it has worked well upward until a few days ago.
  Googling the problem that leads me to believe that it is a common problem, although most people seem to think it's a hardware problem.

  Hello

   
  Run the Fixit described in the article:
  Troubleshoot a wireless mouse that does not correctly
  
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/321122
   

  I also suggest you to remove the batteries in the mouse and keep it idle for 10-20 minutes. Insert the batteries and check it out.

   
  See also:
   
  Troubleshoot the incidents of the response to the mouse or wireless keyboard
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/838398
   
  I hope this helps.

• I bought for the company including the new wireless mouse which is 1000 Microsoft wireless, I need drivers for windows vista 32-bit sp2 installation, anyone know?

  Here are the specs for the pc, it is a copy and paste:

  System model
  Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 2 (build 6002) Install language: English (United States) Local system: English (Canada)		Compaq-Presario, RX897AA-ABA SR5050NX System serial number: CNX71018CB Case type: Desktop
  Processor		Main circuit
  3.00 gigahertz Intel Pentium D cache of 16 kilobytes main memory secondary memory 2048 k-cached 64-bit ready Multi-core (2 total) Not hyper-thread		Map: ASUSTek Computer Inc. LEONITE 5.00 Serial number: MS1C72S10501420 The bus clock: 200 MHz BIOS: Phoenix Technologies, LTD 5.13 16/02/2007
  Readers		Memory modules
  250,06 gigabytes usable hard drive capacity 204,15 gigabytes of free disk space HL-DT-ST DVDRRW GSA - H20L ATA Device [scanner] Generic - Compact Flash USB Device [hard drive]--drive 1 Generic-MS/MS-Pro USB Device [hard drive] - disc 4 Generic-SD/MMC USB Device [hard drive] - 3 drive Generic - SM/xD-Picture USB Device [hard drive] - Player 2 WDC WD2500JS-60NCB1 [hard drive] (250,06 GB) - disk 0, SMART location: healthy		Usable 3062 megabytes installed memory Slot 'A0' has 2048 MB Slot 'A1' has 512 MB Slot 'A2' has 512 MB Slot 'A3' is empty
  	Local disk volumes
  	c: (NTFS on drive 0) 242,55 GB 203,21 GB free d: (NTFS on drive 0) 7.51 GB 945 MB of free space
  	Network drives
  	No overdraft

  Hi Eduardo,

  You can download & install the software driver from this link.

  Download mouse and keyboard software

  Hope the helps of information.

  Please post back and we do know.

• USB not recognized device error with the Logitech Wireless Mouse

  Greetings, Im having trouble getting my recognized usb wireless receiver. Worked fine on Vista premium edition... recently updgraded to windows 7 do not work now? I tried Device Manager to scan for hardware changes... no luck. I tried the Drivers but logitech claims it is compatible with windows 7 and you don't need all drivers... would appreciate any help!

  Thank you
  Stem

  I also had this problem, but finally found a solution. You need to reset the motherboard. It is more than a simple reset of the computer as the motherboard continues to feed into "stop".  You must turn off the system and unplug a few minuets.  In the case of my laptop, I also removed the dough for good measure.  Then I turned it back and the mouse worked without trouble or the same recognition that there had never been a problem.

  Credit when it is earned, I found the solution here http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/usb-device-not-recognized/

• I need some advice for the Satellite L630/03

  Hi all

  I just bought my first Toshiba L630/037 (http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/products/notebooks/satellite/l630/psk04a-037001/specifications#details) and I'm really excited that I'm waiting to load for hours first 2 or if, after perform you a unboxing conversion it!
  He looks bloody awesome and I can't wait to start using it!

  You have a few questions:
  1. when I received it, the sticker that keeps the top down was already torn (as in a person already open).
  The clerk said that everything is fine with it, so we opened it to check that the main seal for the laptop has not been broken and that the adapter and cable was there. Now that I'm home and I have everything out, I noticed that I have no CD.
  Is that suppose to be right? I'm a bit confused because the last laptop that I bought a few of the installation CD and the drivers that came with it. In addition, is there something else I should be aware of that should have been in the box?
  All I have is the power cord, power adapter, manual, portable with battery already in it.

  2. in the purchase, there are already standard warranty 1 year that comes with the laptop. I noticed on the Toshiba site, you can buy an extended warranty. Should I buy now? Or can I get, say 1 week before the end of year 1?

  If anyone has useful tips or advice that would be greatly appreciated!

  See you soon!

  > I took everything out, I noticed that I have no CD.
  Yes, that's right. No CD is delivered pre-installed Toshiba Software is on the HARD drive and you can create a clean recovery disk! Please see the operating manual!

  > Should I buy now? Or can I get, say 1 week before the end of year 1?
  Well, as far as I know you don t need to buy the extended warranty immediately after the laptop was purchased

  I found this info:
  > Q: When can I buy the extended warranty?
  > A: the extended warranty is eligible to purchase, during the period of warranty the laptop
  http://www.MyToshiba.com.au/support/warranty/extended/FAQ

• I lost the little thing that plugs into your usb port for the keyboard wireless & mouse. Where can I buy another?

  Microsoft 5000 wireless comfort. Where can I replace the usb thing that makes the mouse and keyboard work?

  Hi, Becyaloyd,

  You posted on the Feedback Forum.  This message is in the hardware forum and drivers.  Please take note of the drop down menus:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/hardware

  Where you initially bought the whole?  You could try to contact the staff of store if nearby.  They may have additional elements of broken games.  Or, you can try to contact Microsoft for a replacement.

  Or call: 1-800-Microsoft (642-7676)

  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/wireless-comfort-desktop-5000/CSD-00001#support

• How to install the Microsoft wireless mouse no CD on Vista

  How to install Microsoft MODEL: 1052, mouse wireless laser 6000 with no CD on Vista Premium version? Currently I have a wired mouse which I think should be disabled, but the first is that it was necessary to install the wireless? Your help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

   
  You are welcome. Please let us know if you find any question, we will be happy to help you more.
   
  You can also contact the hardware support.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support/contact-us

• The Microsoft Wireless Mouse 5000 has a power button or an auto-turn off function when you use it,

  I am interested in buying one for use on a desktop PC, then the transmitter/receiver must be connected all the time...

  Mouse Wireless a usually - ON / OFF switch or the automatic stop function.

  And because this mouse is not to have ON / OFF switch, so it must have auto power-off function - and this function is independent of the question whether the radio is placed in the mouse, or even on your computer (plugged) attached.

  And sometimes - if the mouse goes into power saving mode - you must first press the button of the mouse to wake up.

  LC

• Need some advice on the new computer from HP.

  I bought a new HP computer and it shipped just yesterday and delivery date is Thursday (12th).  I am new to HP computers, my other 2 desktops are Dell and Toshiba laptop of my wife. Laptop is Win 7 and desktop computers are Win XP. The most recent Win XP is:

  Windows XP Professional SP3 32-bit
  Intel Core 2 CPU 6300 @ 1.86GHz
  4 GB of Ram.

  Don't laugh, my other Dell XP desktop computer is simple core!  Laughing out loud

  These 2 computers will retire after I receive and configure the HP computer:

  HP Pavilion HPE h8 desktop PC - 1360t
  Windows 7 Home Premium 64
  3rd generation Intel Core i7-3770 to processor quad-core [3.4 GHz, 8 MB of shared cache]
  10GB DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM [3 DIMMS]
  SATA 1 TB hard drive 7200 RPM.

  Do you think I'll note and difference? (I'm kidding) Laughing out loud

  1. is there a procedure for the implementation of the new computer? I'll be the only one to use it.

  2. I also want to do a recovery disk. Can I do this after having my computer account?

  3. the computer come with Service Pack 1 installed?

  HP Pavilion HPE h8 desktop PC - 1360t
  Win 7 x 64 ~ ~ SP1, IE11 ~ ~ FF i7 3770 3.40 GHz ~ 10 GB Ram ~ NIS 2014

  Congratulations for the excellent choice.

  1. is there a procedure for the implementation of the new computer? I'll be the only one to use it.

  With your experience, you probably won't have a problem. I strongly support you haven't set a password on it.

  You can always add a password later.

  2. I also want to do a recovery disk. Can I do this after having my computer account?

  Configuration of the computer and do what is required to complete the user account. It is advisable to only use DVD + R media. You will probably need 3-4 DVD + R and the usual CD - R disc repair system.

  3. the computer come with Service Pack 1 installed? This date should be. There will be updates.

• I want to convert my logic large table - multiply in a library called the faster, need some advice on the code of C.

  Hello everyone,

  In my VI, I have a code that looks like this-

  

  Each table is 2D size 512 by 640.  The time it takes to run this whole chain is approximately 28miliseconds. Seems fast, but I need to cut it to about 10ms.  I tried to make the tables 1 d, but saves only about 2 ms.  I even tried to cut the table 1 d in half and duplicate the code and then combine them at the end (a half-hearted attempt at optimizing multi-core) and who showed zero improvement...

  I guess my last option (please let me know if there are other options) is to compile a DLL that will do this for me.

  I'm a bit confused on how I'm supposed to implement table multiplies in C, however.

  What I do run for(;;) a loop and multiply each item one by one?  It seems that that would be much slower than anything done LabView in-house to do this multiplication of cross-checking.

  Thank you!!

  MK

  If you don't know how you would in C, I don't know why you think that move it to a DLL will make it faster. In C, you will need to either make operations sequentially in a loop for, as you mentioned, or find a library for parallelization of this operation. There is no built-in c function to multiply the tables.

  One thing you might try in your LabVIEW code is to multiply it in a loop for, where you make an addition to each iteration and store the result in a shift register. Also remember the current power of the original array into a shift register. Which should reduce the number of copies of the table you need, which can speed up to turn the code. So, you initialize it the 'sum' with the first table shift register and the shift register current electric table with the result of the subtraction (or, Alternatively, with a table of the same size, filled with 1, according to the order in which you want to do things). Multiply this table by the first multiplier, add it to the sum, and multiply the power of the original (subtraction) table, storing to the power shift register. Repeat until you are finished.