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• Policies that screw the customer

  As a huge fan and long time Adobe software user, I am deeply frustrated to have to write this.

  I've used Adobe products for years and encouraged my husband to learn how to use them by getting a subscription Creative cloud a year and half ago.

  Never learned to use the software, there is the subscription during this period. He auto-renouvelé about 8 months ago and, without realizing it, he got locked in a contract for a full year.

  When we tried to cancel it, we were informed that they would be penalized $ 100 for the cancellation of an annual contract that did not explicitly accept.

  This policy does not help the customer, it completely screws the client. Now, I am so angry that I don't even want to use Adobe products (and I've used them every day for 24 years!) I'm Livid.

  The customer service representative, who helped us was beautiful and able to give 2 free months of service, so the $100 would eventually be the same either way.

  Unfortunately, this does solve the problem. I want my husband to be released from his contract without financial penalty. Now. I still have my account and it may return someday, even if us two piss so much that it makes us think twice about this topic.

  Please, Adobe, improve your customer service and do not block your people in the contracts of the year after having been good customers. It's the golden age of the customer service, this kind of problem should not exist.

  Can you please release my husband from his account without financial penalty?

  I send a message about the cancellation, please check & respond.

  Concerning

  Baudier

• ENVY 750 - 055xt: screw the motherboard for socket mSATA

  I have the HP ENVY 750-055xt, which uses the motherboard of Kaili.  There is a plug on the motherboard mSATA and I inserted an EVO of 850 Samsung 1 TB SSD.  Fortunately this solid state drive works and is immediately recognized by Windows 7, no other frills.  However, the motherboard doesn't have the small screws in the tiny mSATA solid drive on the motherboard.

  Anyone know the right screw size used to secure the mSATA SSD to the motherboard in Kaili?

  Hi Big_Dave,

  Thanks for your reply.  I have besides a picture of the Samsung 850 EVO mSATA SSD drive.

  

  It fits in the slot on my motherboard HP MS-7826 (Kaili) mSATA.  Please see below.

  

  The drive performs as well as my boot drive.  As it is not properly attached to the motherboard, the only thing holding is the strength of tensioning of the socket.  Ocassion the tiny jury comes off in the socket and it won't be visible in the path of startup.  Opening upward the chasis LIKE 750 and re - insert the mSATA jury will get the computer running again.  The little screw would prevent the Council of Regularisez making and the frustration of re-Foundation there.

  Elsewhere in this forum, I found mention of the screw that I'm looking.  This is the same as that used in the dwelling of minimap express PCI used for the WiFi card.  The expertise here source describes the machine screws Flathead as a M1.6 size.  I ordered a M1.6 x 3 mm of China.  I think it should work.  Some here said they used a M2.0 to head flat screws in the slot mSATA and it seemed to work for them.

  My motherboard HP isn't a slot m2.  If so, then I probably would have opted for the Samsung SSD m2, instead of the mSATA SSD drive.

  For now, I think I solved the problem with the mother screw missing for the location of nSATA.  Nevertheless, Big_Dave, thanks for responding to me here.

• Laptop does not - the power adapter light flashes three times? G62 b29SA

  I was replacing the fan in my friend's laptop computer. I had a problem with the trackpad works not once I put back it together and this problem is not yet solved, but I have another problem that prevents me from getting more. Now when I press the button, the light power adapter (next to the socket for external power) flashes three times and that's it. It flashes three times, whenever I press the power button. It does this even with a connected external power supply (I'm sure it's supposed to just stay on constantly when the charger is plugged in but the power source I have is a universal set of one to 19 V - he was fed up with this trendy before but I don't know if it was taken in charge of it). Any advice?

  I have the charger of my friend and now it starts very well. There seems to be a lot of sense for the three flashes based on my Internet research, but in this case, it seems that it is a way to indicate a low battery.

• Cannot find header fan - G62 b29SA

  My friend owns a HP G62 laptop. He said that the fan has stopped working and I couldn't hear or feel so I'm a fan again and we opened the laptop. It turned out that the fan that I had purchased was not compatible. Later, I tested the fan using a 3 V power supply and it worked very well. I went to plug in the fan and I can't find the header! Could it have been knocked off of the motherboard? I am not and I do not know how to proceed.

  

  I found a marked header "header3' on the side opposite of the motherboard. It has three pins and is within reach of the connector on the fan. It's probably the header I was looking for.

• Can I write data to a file *.xlxsx without screw the Excel formatting?

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• How can I downgrade LV2010 screws to screw the LV2009?

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• Thunderbird is a hidden ' mailto: ' line in each email address I put in the body of my message. It screws the processor end on the mail server I maintain upward

  I maintain a club email list by sending plain text commands to him such as:

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  (If you're old enough you get an idea of which continues to use the web master).

  Thunderbird started attaching an invisible "mailto:" in front of each of the email addresses in my orders and the remote server rejects them. I see these hot links in my sent folder to outgoing mail.

  I have disabled HTML processing and tried to send text only, but hyperlinks are always there in my copy sent the message in plain text box.

  I have POP my mail for some reason, more even than just my own convenience.

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• Multiple can write to screw the worksheet cause a change to rewrite?

  In my program I use now two parallel loops, which have both a writing on spreadsheet VI written to the same file path.  I did not really care order lines are added to the worksheet, as data from two different loops can be differentiated, but what I was asking, is that it is possible for the two live run simultaneously and have one change to crush the other, so there is a line missing in the final result.  I have seen that it is a risk for writing in local variables in parallel loops, but have not seen anything be it specifically to write to an external file.

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  Writing on a spreadsheet file is not reentrant, while an instance of the latter can run at a time.  As long as you are concatinating, I don't expect any loss of data.

  However, a better solution would be to have another loop to process your file IO.  Then you can open it and keep it open.  You send data may be written using a queue.  And do not forget to close the output file.

• Screw the plug

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• Help to find the FMS variable used in cartridge JavaEE to screw the CPU usage

  Hello

  in the FMS javaEE cartridge dashboard, under the section of the JVM, there is a graph that shows the 'use of processor Threads.

  We would like to create a rule/alert when the CPU using this particular thread reaches a certain threshold.  But we find it difficult to know what variable data drives it.

  Please see the attached word doc shows this table that sits on the dashboard JVM.

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  I tried to open the graphic, but you do not see the data hierarchy.

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  "mark".

  It must be under your application server's JAVA virtual machine.

  If you create a new dashboard and you open the app server data tree and go to the jvm, then go to threads > cpuTime you will find these data.

  

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• I really screw the dog

  Hi all!

  I don't know how I did it... but I installed Win7 Professional in the administrator account in the (wait for it) - Documents folder!

  How should I deal with it:

  1 use it where / how it is?

  2 drag the Applications folder?

  3 spend 6 or 7 hours and reinstall in the correct location?

  Any suggstions or help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thanks for reading this.

  Steve

  By default, only a normal file based Virtual Machine created with VMware Fusion is placed in the folder of ~/Documents/Virtual Machines and is created as a Virtual Machine package.  In General, this package can reside anywhere where the user wants and that appropriate conditions so that there are, as the permissions to read, write and execute and free enough disk space is available.  If you made under an account name are connected in a different account on the Mac name, then you can move it to another location if you want to, and it has nothing to do with the application VMware Fusion itself other then it closed when moving the entire Virtual Machine.  It is a task of the user base for Mac OS X.  In other words the files of the user management.  For a background reference, take a look at: have a look to: sharing a VM between users on Mac OS

  Once you have moved simply you double-click on the packaging of the VM to have its entry show in the Virtual Machine library and can remove all invalid entries by ctrl-clicking, and delete.

• Envy of HP dv7: screw of the dv7 HP Envy case

  the screw in the bottom right of the carcass is out and I'm not. need a new. was under warranty and HP wanted me to send the computer back that I couldn't do for a screw. the warranty has expired and the hinge is get stuck the fingers and all the right side of the computer facing the envelope down originally. Anyone know where I can get a screw for this and what is the size? I looked at the manual and it seems to be a 2.5x8.5 as Phillips, but I can't seem to find one anywhere! Please help because my computer will break at some point!

  Thanks for any help!

  @Garden15

  Please use the Forum from HP Support. I brought your question to the team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly display (numbers series and information).

  If you are not familiar with messaging private forum please click here to learn more.

  Thank you
  Omar

• HP Pavilion p6-2481eo: new motherboard for HP Pavilion p6-2481eo

  What type of motherboard fits into this model? I screwed the old a. Thank you.

  THIS PAGE displays the motherboard.  It lists as Μatx: 24.4 cm (9.6 in) x 24.4 cm (9.6 inches)

  It takes a FM2 processor.  Don't forget not that if you replace a motherboard non-HP Windows will probably no longer work, and a new will need to be installed.

  It is possible to buy a card mother HP for this model directly replace the failure.

• Portege R500 with 3G - Instructions for the insertion of the SIM card

  I have a model PPR50E R500 which I think has built in 3G. Howevere I can't find documentation on how to insert a SIM card. One of the other model seems to suggest that the SIM card is inserted behind the keyboard. Can someone point me to some training documents please?

  Unfortunately there is no documentation available. (Maybe in the user manual, but if there is nothing, then you won´t find anything)

  Here are some instructions on how to swap the SIM card on a Portégé R400, so I think that since both machines are quite similar, that the guidelines would apply to the R500 too:

  Perform the following steps to insert/remove the SIM card:

  1. close the machine OFF completely. Make sure that the POWER LED is not lit.
  2. remove the AC adapter, battery and all connected cables/devices.
  3. open the screen.
  4. remove the keyboard cover with a small screwdriver flat blade in the small hole on the edge of the cover and pulling gently out.
  5. remove the two screws that hold the keyboard and knock it gently over the keyboard. (Use a small cross-slot screwdriver to unscrew the two screws).
  6. to activate the keyboard down, take the upper end of the keyboard, pull gently upwards and place the keyboard with the keys down on the palmrest of your machine.

  * ATTENTION: *.

  {color: #ff0000} + do not touch the keys on the keyboard to return back. Make sure that you hold the keyboard on both sides and ask gently down on the palmrest. +
  + The keyboard is connected to the machine with a flat cable. Avoid pulling the cable on the connector or damage! +
  + Avoid dropping objects (such as paper clips, etc.) inside the machine. A metallic object can cause a short circuit on the motherboard, which would cause serious damage to your machine. +
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  7. search the card slot SIM on the upper right corner of the machine.
  8. slide the locking mechanism of the SIM card with the fingernails or a small object slot to the left to unlock. (You can also use a small flat blade screwdriver)
  9 pull gently until on the SIM card slot.
  (10 a) Insertion: insert the card into the SIM card slot. The filings of the SIM card must show an upside.
  (b) removal: remove the SIM card from the slot

  11 turn the slot down and block it by sliding the lock to the right.
  12 insert the keyboard by placing the clips on the bottom of the keyboard into the grooves on the top of the palm rest. Rabat the keyboard gently downwards and fix it by screwing the screws into the holes. Make sure that no screws were dropped on the inside of the machine!
  13 install the support of keyboard on its position and push down to fix its position.
  14 attach the adapter sector, battery and all cables/devices.
  15 enable you wireless device by pressing "FN + F8" when you work on Windows.

  * I must warn you, it s on your own risk and if you do not feel comfortable with the installation procedure can put the machine to an authorized Service provider, which can make the installation of the SIM card for you.*

  Good luck my friend :)