My home has multiple coaxial cables running all over the place from years of switching and transitioning to other ISPs and Cable TV carriers. I decided to hook up a decent HDTV antenna outside and have a amplifier I purchased to help push the signal to 3 separate Smart TV's.  Here is the amp PCT-VC-5U.

I want to test to see which Coaxial Cables are receiving a signal through it so I can make sure I have the correct wires going to the correct locations. I am thinking is there a way to see if either power or signal or something is traveling through the Coax so I know what is what without purchasing some expensive device. If the solution is relatively inexpensive I am all in. If it is hundreds it is not worth it to me now.  I have volt meter and a few other simple devices.

Can anyone out there help tell me how to get this done? Please advise I am all ears. If this is not the right place to ask this question please tell me where.

I am looking for a laptop for university specifically computer science major i have done a lot of research and still can't decide my best option from those.
1. Dell XPS 13 (16GB Ram, 512 SSD)
2. Dell XPS 15 9560 (16GB RAM, 512 SSD)
3. Lenovo YOGA 720 (16GB RAM. 512 SSD)
4. Dell XPS 9575 (16GB RAM, 256 SSD)
5. HP Spectre
6. ASUS Zenbook Pro
If you could please rank them from best to worst according to my needs and add any suggestions I would really appreciate it. Thanks in Advance

Dear All

 
              i recently have a probem on veeam (backp to tape) although i changed to use a brand now backup tape, this problem still occur, may i know this is reated to hardware or veeam software itself ? any help would be appreicated,

Hi

I have an Intel DH67BL motherboard version AAG10189-209. The current BIOS version is v119 which is too low to support an i7-3770 CPU. Intel have confirmed in a support chat and I have located documentation that states that the board (version) is compatible with this CPU.

SPECCY reports
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Manufacturer            Intel Corporation
Model                        DH67BL (LGA1155)
Version                        AAG10189-209
Chipset Vendor            Intel
Chipset Model            Sandy Bridge
Chipset Revision            09
Southbridge Vendor      Intel
Southbridge Model      H67
Southbridge Revision      B3
System Temperature      35 °C
BIOS
      Brand      Intel Corp.
      Version      BLH6710H.86A.0119.2011.0523.1030
      Date      23/05/2011

WINDOWS 10 reports
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OS Name                              Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
Version                                    10.0.17134 Build 17134
OS Manufacturer                        Microsoft Corporation
System Type                              x64-based PC
Processor                              Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G620 @ 2.60GHz, 2600 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date                  Intel Corp. BLH6710H.86A.0119.2011.0523.1030, 23/05/2011
SMBIOS Version                        2.7
Embedded Controller Version      255.255
BIOS Mode                              Legacy
BaseBoard Manufacturer            Intel Corporation
Secure Boot State                        Unsupported

I am aware that I have to apply the "transition" update due to the significant BIOS restructuring that is required for the gen 3 processors. All attempts to update the BIOS so far e.g. to the transition version (v151) or earlier versions above 119 but below 151 have been unsuccessful. I have used the .exe and F7 …

Hi,

We are looking for a security camera that can alert the user if motion is detected and does not take up much bandwidth.

We have Nest cameras which are on 24/7 but the problem is that they take up a lot of bandwidth.

Here is my criteria for the camera we are looking for:

- Less than €100
- Does not constantly take up bandwidth 24/7; only uses bandwidth for tasks such as notification sending, if user wishes to access pictures taken by the camera,etc.
- Does not need a subscription
- Can send a message to a person's phone when motion detected or when the camera sees someone
- Released in the past 2 years or more recently

What would be recommended as the best security camera with the above criteria?

Thanks,
Robbie

Before I spend the $$, would a small KVM switch (like this one) work with an all-in-one unit desktop (like this one)?

I need to set up a secondary "headless" desktop tower to use as a test box, but am using the above-noted HP all-in-one as my primary desktop, with a second (extended desktop) monitor. I'd like to just use a standard KVM setup to switch back and forth between the primary all-in-one and the test box but am not sure if this might work since my primary desktop will not be able to switch video (as it is "its own" video source).

A user's Windows 10 computer bluescreened a couple hours ago.

The details of this crash are listed below.

What methods can I use to troubleshoot this issue and determine what can be done to prevent the computer from blue screening in the future?

Also, what are the best utilities for analyzing the C:\Windows\Memory.dmp file to help solve this issue

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck.  The bugcheck was: 0x00000154 (0xffffa5093359a000, 0xffffe70d26fbdfb0, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: b6892ebf-0c78-4dbe-9962-97c5260e3e78.

Trying to get an original (or close to original) X284G Battery for our Dell Inspiron 1525 and stumbled across quite a few options on eBay.

This seller seems to be receiving quite a bit of good reviews for this particular battery model:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/252945012075

I'm not a shill and not trying to promote this product and just wondering what other options/places/products that you guys would recommend if it were you.

Thank you for your time.

canon vixia hf r200 A
video camera

how can i use storage card and then put on computer

Please provide me with the URL address to download the camera drivers for a Dell Optiplex 9030 All In One.

This computer was running Windows 8.1 and was upgraded to Windows 10 Pro. After the upgrade I ran Driver Booster and updated over 22 drivers. Everything is working fine on the computer except that the built in camera doesn't work.

There are no problems listed within device manager and the current driver for the integrated webcam are the Microsoft drivers.

I have looked on Dell's website but haven't found any drivers that specifically say they are camera or webcam drivers.

When we try to use the webcam from any application the camera doesn't work. It was working fine under the old Windows 8.1 OS.

When we launch the Windows 10 camera program this error is displayed:

"Can't start your camera. If you're sure the camera is connected and installed properly, try checking for updated drivers.

If you need it, here's the errror code: 0xA00F4246<AllCameraLoadAttempts FAiled> (0x8007003)."

The hardware IDs for the integrated webcam are:

USB\VID_1BCF&PID_28B3&REV_3170&MI_00
USB\VID_1BCF&PID_28B3&MI_00

I have a Lenovo C40-30 All-in -One which I need to boot either from a USB flash drive or the on-board DVD.
I have changed the boot order in the BIOS but still it boots to Windows from the HDD
I tried excluding Windows Boot Manager but it the displays a no operating system error.