IT_Ninja

Uploaded again if you need it ... Link: Zippyshare.com - Motic CD Driver.rar

First try attaching it to another computer using an enclosure or alternative PSU / SATA connector. It's probably worth a run through with Spinrite - this tool is a gem but only run on level 2. There's a 'ticking' sound and a 'clicking' sound, the latter being more prominent. If that is the case the drive is failing. If it's making the clicking sounds then it may be worth doing the freezer method to cool the drive enough to access the data properly and just copy everything off.

Are you looking for the all-in-one stands or the single stands for the monitors?

Any power is liable to cause interference at some stage... Only way to be sure would be to eliminate the possibility by testing the board away from such possible factors.

Sometimes spiking can be caused by electrical interference so worth bypassing it ^^

Have you tried the board firmware update?

Gorgeous fur-balls, we've sent ours home over the weekend - feed will resume Monday. Are yours staying or going cause they need to be tended to over the weekend?

May be out of warranty, worth trying to flash a new firmware or overwriting the current one. Contact Promethean they may have a solution otherwise just tell you to flash firmware - get file from them or their website. Had spiking issues as well, are you Serial or USB. I find the USB better but worth trying whatever you're not using at the moment. Also check your pens, the pen nibs may need to be replaced.

Sorry for delayed reply ... Setup for live stream needed some equipment: IP camera (AXIS M1025 Network Camera). Software encoder - Cam Streamer (this costs 199eur - trial available but only allows for low resolution stream) Dedicated NAS drive - Camera recording over network to NAS drive. Plus internal storage card to record locally as required - motion detection, backup etc. Fairly contained solution but the camera struggles to currently stream at high quality (720p) and record at high quality (720p) hence the jumpy stream, can reduce the recording quality to compensate but not worth it as we want our own HQ video stream. Setup has been changed to stream using OBS on a computer to make the best of both worlds and produce a high quality stream and HQ recording. I know it kinda defies the point in having the IP camera but for now it resolves the jumpy issue. All in all a good project still some config required but for now yay adorable little fluff balls ... Any Q's just ask

Yes sorry, they all hatched the same day save two of the eggs that thankfully hatched the following night. The eggs have an 80% hatch rate and so was a little worried they might not make it but now they have all hatched - yay full house!! They've all been moved into the brooder box. Feed has been updated...

Will add details later... IT-ing ATM. For now enjoy Las chickas and chickos

Fancy watching and welcoming these hatchlings to the jungle... Live camera setup feed to watch the birth of a small army of cuteness. 2 down and 8 more to go Lady Margaret School, a CofE academy for girls aged 11-18, Parsons Green, London - Beyond the classroom More videos and highlights to follow. Good way to kick off Science week.

Fly, you fools!

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Hi Graham, Have you looked on the Intel website: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/60019/Intel-Ethernet-Connection-I217-LM Extract and use as required ... also some drivers are cross compatible. Hope that helps

Hey, of course... Link: Zippyshare.com - Motic CD Driver.rar

I know it's a little late but thought I would add it anyway. Here's the driver folder I got off of our CD: Zippyshare.com - Motic CD Driver.rar Sorry can't upload to EduGeek as its over the size limit

Might I suggest some superglue Great chance to put into action those MacGyver skills?

I second that, I still have a HP that takes forever to boot because of the optical drive. Removing it makes it boot normally but otherwise it takes ages. Worth a try

Remove HDD and memory, test one memory module slot each. If no change then, if you can, try applying pressure to the graphics chip and boot up whilst still applying pressure. I had one with a similar issue and the mo-bo was indeed the fault. I've seen many with graphical faults that are similar. Also lol @ Galway: "whurl in the MRI scanner" - Nurses eh The defib might have shocked it back to life

Back to basics, do you have another memory module to try. Have you checked the BIOS settings? Test loading without hard drive then check bios with...

BIRDS!!... oops I think I fails at this one Oh well... haven't you heard? Well-a bird, bird, bird is the word, bird, bird ba-ba-bird...

No worries, it has been known to happen. The boards are connected but not connected. Fingers crossed

Do you have a model number? Sounds a bit obvious but is the flame white? If it is red it is not connected. Disconnect the USB cable and re-insert it. It should restart and establish a connection. Also does the flame light change when the pen is brought near the board?

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