My Zune Crashed

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• My Zune Crashed
• What Is a Cyclic Redundancy Error in Windows XP Home Edition?
• How to Install the Ink Waste Tank on an Epson R280
• How to Finish an Egress Window
• How Do I Set Up TVersity RSS on My PSP?
• Serial Vs. Parallel Bus
• Dell Inspiron E1505 Intel WiFi 5300 Problems
• Permission Denied When Deleting the Registry Key
• The Power Supply Overheats on My MacBook Pro
• My HP M8187C With 8500GT Graphics Card Is Overheating

My Zune Crashed Posted: If your Zune media player crashes, you may find that the device stops responding to commands or displays an error message such as "Contact Support." While this may indicate a hardware failure that requires you to contact Microsoft and arran...

What Is a Cyclic Redundancy Error in Windows XP Home Edition? Posted: Every time your computer accesses data via Windows XP Home Edition from its hard drive or an external storage device, its processor performs a series of checks to ensure the data is being transferred properly from the drive or device. A Data Error Cy...

How to Install the Ink Waste Tank on an Epson R280 Posted: Epson R280 printers have a waste tank that collects printer ink that is discharged when you run the printer's cleaning function. When the waste ink tank is close to full, you are prompted to have the printer serviced. A third-party external waste tan...

How to Finish an Egress Window Posted: An egress window is one that meets specific standards so that it can be used as an emergency exit. When refinishing a basement or building a new home, local ordinances and building codes dictate the criteria for a window to be deemed egress. Typicall...

How Do I Set Up TVersity RSS on My PSP? Posted: Your Sony PlayStation Portable includes an RSS-reading application and the TVersity media server provides RSS feeds. You can load RSS feeds from your TVersity media server into your RSS reader to play music from TVersity on your PSP. The PSP streams...

Serial Vs. Parallel Bus Posted: Computers are made of components, often manufactured in various places, that follow the same standard of communication. These standards of communication include the use of buses, which carry signals and information from one component to another. Two...

Dell Inspiron E1505 Intel WiFi 5300 Problems Posted: The Intel WiFi 5300 refers to a network card that can be used on the semiconductor company Intel Corp. that the Dell Inspiron E1505, which is a mid-range laptop that computer technology manufacturer Dell Inc. released in 2006. Used for wireless acces...

Permission Denied When Deleting the Registry Key Posted: The Windows operating system has a program called Windows Registry, which houses thousands of settings and preferences for both software apps and hardware devices on your computer. Within the Windows Registry lies the registry keys. These keys have v...

The Power Supply Overheats on My MacBook Pro Posted: Your MacBook Pro didn't come cheap, so it's only natural that you want to protect your investment for years of use. Unfortunately, it might not be the actual laptop but the adapter that causes problems. In fact, your MacBook Pro adapter can malfuncti...

My HP M8187C With 8500GT Graphics Card Is Overheating Posted: The HP M8187C desktop computer features a Nvidia 8500GT graphics card, a high-power graphics card with intricate circuitry designed to output resolutions up to 1080p. Because the 8500GT carries so much power, it also has the potential to overheat and...

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