EPTAnd btw, 12 years warranty, that is serious stuff.
Nothing cheaper? With a headrest?
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SChlafmann
France725 Posts
And btw, 12 years warranty, that is serious stuff. Nothing cheaper? With a headrest? | ||
Womwomwom
5930 Posts
The Aeron has third party headrest attachments if you want one. Most of them don't really bother with headrests...they're ergonomic chairs so they don't really need them. I think the Humanscale Freedom is one that comes with a headrest...of course is very expensive when not second hand. Edit: Think =/= Freedom. | ||
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nufcrulz
Singapore934 Posts
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Lowko
Netherlands286 Posts
You should try use a program such as CCleaner and get rid of all the crap that is still somewhere on your pc. Try it, clean it and check twitch tv. If that doesn't work, try reïnstalling flash player. | ||
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Bigpet
Germany533 Posts
On November 08 2011 22:05 nufcrulz wrote: Hey guys, I've got a Twitch.tv problem. Everytime i go directly to someone's twitch.tv page the video wont load, and the page will display the "You need Adobe Flash player to view this video". But the thing is i can watch it fine through teamliquid. it's only when i go to the twitch tv page that i get this problem. Also, this only happens when i'm using chrome, i tried with IE and it works just fine.. Newest version of chrome and any flash blocking plugins installed? edit: On November 08 2011 22:35 Lowko wrote: If that doesn't work, try reïnstalling flash player. lol, that won't do anything. Chrome uses a integrated version of flash that it updates itself. edit2: actually I am a fucking idiot, you can actually use the separately installed flash plugin with chrome if you go to (in url bar enter: ) chrome://plugins and deactivate the integrated plugin. Don't I look silly now. If you had Chrome installed before they integrated the flash player you may actually use the separate version by default. | ||
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
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Caliber
United States598 Posts
NA works KR works EU/SEA dont work (says its not right folder) shortcup doesnt work, so i go to real file but it doesnt work there either. ideas? | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
I've tried everything. | ||
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Bigpet
Germany533 Posts
Do you have this file?: C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\plugins\np-mswmp.dll if not, you should uninstall it and then try to install it again. edit: also do you see the plugin listed in chrome when you goto chrome://plugins/ ? | ||
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Thorakh
Netherlands1788 Posts
My brandnew PSU (Corsair CX500WATT V2) made high pitched sound, went to store got replacement for free but it still makes the sound. Are these two problems related? I hope it's just a bad reading and it doesn't mean my PSU will blow up when I load up something intensive? I have no voltage meters lying around, nor do I have any idea how to use them. | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
What you're experiencing is probably coil whine. It's harmless but annoying. | ||
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Thorakh
Netherlands1788 Posts
On November 10 2011 22:36 skyR wrote: Alright, thanks.Because software reading is never accurate. At 6.71v, your computer wouldn't even boot. What you're experiencing is probably coil whine. It's harmless but annoying. Yeah, you already answered that a page or so back  I just thought (with my nonexisting electricity knowledge) that the two problems could be related.Also, when I plug in my audio cable to my monitor (image is through DVI), my monitor starts the same sound as my PSU. Now, I bought a pair of speakers, which worked fine for a couple of days, but today they suddenly emitted the same sound. Rebooted PC and now the sound is gone. (edit: and now it started again) When I plug in a mic through the front audio jack I get crystal clear sound all the time. Could all these high pitch sound problems be related to the fact that everything is plugged into an ungrounded socket (especially since even the replacement PSU makes the exact same sound)? I get no shocks when I touch my case or the back of the PSU though. | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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Zhang
United States129 Posts
Every once in a while, Chrome will pop up a message asking if I want to dl this file called "download.htm." (with that warning that "it might harm your computer" at the bottom of the window). This pops up even though I'm not downloading anything. Naturally, I click on "discard." It seems to pop up every three days or so. Is this a bug with Chrome or malware? | ||
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Dynastywar
United States59 Posts
On November 10 2011 22:44 Thorakh wrote: Could all these high pitch sound problems be related to the fact that everything is plugged into an ungrounded socket (especially since even the replacement PSU makes the exact same sound)? I get no shocks when I touch my case or the back of the PSU though. Yeah, audio problems can arise from a lack of grounding...the coil whine probably not though. | ||
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LMPeaches
United States157 Posts
OCZ PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341017 or Corsair PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139028 | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On November 09 2011 03:35 BrownBear wrote: What is the best way to clean out a sticky laptop keyboard? Last night, I was an idiot and dropped some ice cream onto my laptop. Turned it off immediately and got some tissues to clean out as much as I could, but I think it spread throughout the entire keyboard because now, only certain keys work and a lot are stuck down. I'm hoping there's some way to either disable the keyboard so I can just use a USB keyboard, or to clean it out and get it in some semblance of working order again... does anyone have experience with this? It depends on the laptop. Check your manual or google you modell. I've spilt juice onto an old dell laptop and I managed to eventually remove the keyboard and wash away most of it (though my computer smelled like orange for a few weeks). It can range from tricky to virtually impossible. Often the screws are hidden behind a panel that you have to bend off or something off that nature. | ||
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SChlafmann
France725 Posts
On November 11 2011 15:21 LMPeaches wrote: They both looks good to me. (I got the OCZ one btw, since 1 year. It's good PSU).I'd take the cheapest. Question : Will a HDD designed for SATA III works well on SATA II? | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
On November 12 2011 02:56 SChlafmann wrote: Question : Will a HDD designed for SATA III works well on SATA II? HDDs can't saturate SATA II so there is no performance difference between the two interfaces. | ||
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