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Use the yellow pages ( which most people get a free copy of afaik ) to find the address of the insurance company that you are with, go to there head quarters or offices and get new electrical equipment and get crack a lacking

And turn the above into a camping & Fishing trip , trout / Salmon and or sea fishing, can use the wood / fire starting equipment etc to make a bbq ( with other food sources ) and for heat as well. Although would possibly want to do this in warmer climates ie abroad.

At least I'm not the only one that does silly things like that and then realises a few mins later and updates my question etc to update everyone and say well actually I've done a school boy type error and done or not done x, y and z etc Good to know that you are making some progress and thanks for the updates @Tesla

I think peanut butter and jam or marmalade is better , that or peanut butter and something sweet ie golden syrup / honey / maple syrup etc

I think he must be - just using his better half as his excuse lol ................ Only Kidding Carl lol. Golden Syrup on toast ( not sure if that is considered weird I love twiglets ( but thats another can of worms ref marmite / vegemite , and either loving it or hating it ) If I think of anything else will post back A bottle of Yop ( yoghurt drink so strawberry or raspberry ) and a chocolate bar such as the crunchie choc bar as per below

@seawolf / @antonnioRocco / Maybe @Arthur

If you adjust the duplex speed settings on the switch and also manually set it on the printer. Does that help? So for example on the switch set it to 100mbps full duplex and set it the same on the printer. If its still the same try it on 10mbps full duplex on both the switch port and on the printer again

1) Linux live disc of some description? 2) MS Dart bootable environment with an av plug in ? 3) Attached externally to a computer with a decent and up to date av running regardless of os ie linux / mac os / windows etc 4) Safe mode with networking to try and update the av / anti malware and remove the malware whether viruses or whatever

Backup crucial data and re image ??

using the uk version firmware and plug in the usb flash drive as it instructs as per the pdf guide I posted earlier ?? Unless Samsung or Carl can send you a specific / different firmware file ?

Anyway of doing a factory reset on it so it goes through the setup again ?

PS 3 consoles have come down to about £130 or there abouts and you can get netflix / love film and possibly other stuff on there , go to the PS Store and download them, updates the firmware over the internet via a wired or wireless connection and works If I re call correctly you can even buy a remote control for a PS 3 to control the video functionality instead of using the PS 3 controller ( either works )

See if you can swap it for a slightly higher model so like the BD-F5500 which supports : Netflix, LOVEFiLM, KnowHow, Curzon, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter

Does @nephilim have the firmware file that Samsung sent him - maybe try that firmware file ?

As per Amazon Linky : Samsung BD-F5100 Network Blu-ray and DVD Player (New for 2013): Amazon.co.uk: TV [ATTACH=CONFIG]23388[/ATTACH]

Wording is a bit rubbish but it says To me that means placing the file on the root of the USB Drive but as Carl ( @nephilim stated ) possibly better to contact Samsung and they will direct you to the correct firmware file to use

Any difference if you leave it as a zip file or not ? It definitely does not require to be in a certain directory structure ie create a folder named UPDATE and then another folder with the name of the blu ray player and then put the update file inside of there or something along those lines ? I can only see 1010.1 not 1013.1 or any other version : BD-F5100 - DOWNLOADS | SUPPORT | SAMSUNG UK PDF Guide on upgrading here : http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/FM/201303/20130319173310516/%5BBD-F5100_F5500%5D_Manual_upgrade_by_USB.pdf

Options that I can gather from the stone laptop were 1) Update bios 2) Delete all partitions and get XP or another way of formatting the hard drive partition as the stone computer only worked with XP OS formatting and partitioning the hard drive ( as it proffered the 100mb partition at the end instead of the way that windows 7 formats the drive with the 500mb partition at the beginning of the drive ) 3) A Mention of setting the SATA ( Serial ATA ) Mode to AHCI If possible May have been some other options but haven't fully read that post Also how are you attempting to image or how was this originally imaged ? 4) Was a mention of re running the commands regards to fixboot and fixmbr etc but if it still does it Also curious - does it make any difference if you adjust the boot order or take the optical drive out of the boot order ? Also see if you can load windows even if you have to use the optical drive to ensure it daisy chains it to boot into windows and check the boot.ini file to ensure it is pointing to the correct partition(s) etc etc

what make and model of laptop is this and if I re-call correctly, I think there was a mention of a stone or another make of laptop doing something like this, I think it required a bios / firmware type update to resolve the issue Going from memory here.... think it was this thread or post : http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-7/49214-os-not-found.html

How much is a replacement system board ?

A 2 bay qnap or synology nas plus two 2tb wd red drives ? With it being for the server surely your servers get connected to a gigabit switch ie core switch or a seperate gigabit switch ? If not depends what other connectors are on the nas and server

Keep IT Simple Stupid

Not sure how true this is but have been advised by some people and by searching forums etc that if you want to do any firmware updates on the synology units, do it before you put any data on said unit, if you do it whilst data is on there then not sure synology will get any or recover any data for you. The whole "If it aint broke, don't fix it" so don't apply firmware updates if it doesnt add any additional features / security or anything that you need as it may break the unit. Not sure if this applies to the synology unit you have got but just something to bare in mind. Wish I could get a NAS Device for home - money is lacking a lot for now

What about if you try both the new screen and the working screen on the working laptop but with the display cable from the laptop which is faulty to see if that stlil allows both working screens to work with a back light etc If so then I would say its the mobo on the faulty laptop that needs to be switched - unless it is cheaper to be sent off for repair to sort out the power issue as sounds like the screen is not being provided enough power for the back light to work or something along those lines ??