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njretcop
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well another trainwreck in the story of my life. I need to know what steps do I need to take to get a local cop fired and sued. Ill explain. I have only been through Apollo twice in the past 9 months and the first incident I was behind one and he performed a u turn to get behind me and then pulled me over and issued me a ticket for an expired registration (registration was 3 days expired) then yesterday same cop pulls me over again for an expired inspection sticker (which there is no way in hell he could've seen from where he was stopped) Do you know any cop that can see through a building and through a tinted back window from 90yds away at a 270 degree angle gave me 3 tickets that time impounded my truck and arrested me. Not only was he verbally abusive but knew I was late for work and while I was detained proceeded to make a 20 minute cell phone call to his buddies in an attempt to get me more in trouble with my employers. I am dirt poor and will never be able to afford to get my truck out of impound. so therefor I cannot get another job in order to afford all the fines and fees because he impounded my only means of transportation.
Well Ive had enough I want this man fired and sued as there is no call to wreck someones life who is struggling like this. so if anyone knows what steps need to be taken please speak up If anyone reviews his dash cam they will clearly see that there is no way he could've possibly seen my inspection sticker. Am I screwed of is there anything I can do?
Well Ive had enough I want this man fired and sued as there is no call to wreck someones life who is struggling like this. so if anyone knows what steps need to be taken please speak up If anyone reviews his dash cam they will clearly see that there is no way he could've possibly seen my inspection sticker. Am I screwed of is there anything I can do?
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I'm on my laptop. This is disaster for me. All of the birthdays are on that computer along with a ton of other stuff.
My big screen monitor went last night. I hooked up my spare today, but it will only open in safe mode. The computer seems to be running in Ms-Dos.
The start post goes well, but when Windows is supposed to open, the screen is garbled and you cannot read anything.
COMPUTER GURUS................HELP!!!!
njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
Unless your hard drive died you don't have to worry too much; your data can be recovered.
Try holding the F8 key while the system is POSTing. You should receive an option to boot into safe mode. If you can get into safe mode the problem can be fixed and after another reboot you can be back in business.
Did you load any new device drivers or software immediately prior to the system problems?
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If the guy will blow the snow off your property,
surely he'll come fix the machine.
When I press help, it is blank. If you wanna give me a phone number, I can call you. I have unlimited long distance on my cell phone.
njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
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I can't tell from this whether this is a symptom or the source of your trouble, or which drive might be going, but it sounds like your A drive is not the source. Since your messages seem to indicate that all drives may be on DOS mode, it could be just a symptom of a different failure, maybe in the Windows driver software, or maybe the HD itself. If the problem is mechanical and it is the HD, you can thank your stars you are on 98SE instead of XP, since you still have file folders to get into, as long as it still runs, if you need to copy off some vital documents at the last minute.
You could probably do with a boot disk floppy in your A drive at start-up, and see if that allows your computer to boot more normally. If you have a floppy boot disk available, try starting with that in the A drive first and see what you get. If you don't have one, you can probably make a boot disk in your laptop. I think I have a program here I could e-mail you, called Ultimate Boot Disk, if you like, which can make a boot disk for 98SE with some repair utilities that you could use to boot your PC. Or you can get a boot disk utility from CNET's www.download.com.
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I have tried an emgergency start up floppy. I even tried to re-load Windows, but when it finished I had the same problem, a totally garbled screen. [V]
njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
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In safe mode, I was able to delete the old monitor and change the device manager to the new one. The driver is in Win 98 and that was loaded.
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Charlie
How you doin'!
I'm doing that now.
njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
Is the old monitor PnP
If not your refresh rates may be set wrong on the video card.
Go to control panel (my computer)
system
device manager
and remove your monitor ( the one that went bad should be listed.)
Then reboot and windows should install default monitor
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I don't have anything on 98 anymore, but I seem to remember doing an F8 on the boot, and there was a way to reset the video setting from that screen. Look and see what you can find. Meanwhile, I'll look for some more information here.
How you doin'!
Did all that.
Danny,
You're on the right track. I got it open now in 640x480. However, when I went to change it to 800x600, the computer hung on the re-start. When I re-booted it was garbled again. I'm gonna try again
njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
Same problem, it runs on the lower setting, but when I try to change it, it goes to "Windows is re-starting" and when it does, it's garbled
njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
I can't find the information, but I had the same problem a few years ago, and There was a way to change the video settings before the boot. I just can't find them. I'm going off GB for a while to see if I can find the information out on the web. The good news is, even if you never get them reset, at least when you hook up another super VGA monitor, everything will be OK.
I'll be back here as soon as I find the information.
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That worked for me for a while until I replaced my Power Supply box.
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njretcop@copmail.com
Charlie
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character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be the constant companion of
your walks." Thomas Jefferson
Looks like you are going to have to get a monitor that will run on Super VGA to be able to get that one back online. I can't find any other information.
How you doin'!