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Up until 2 years ago I made ultraviolet organic solar cells based on carbon nanotube anodes, which seem to be very similar to this guy's presentation. Although his cell (the night vision device) converts infrared photons.
Our cells just didn't have practical effeciencies (we were right around...
With integrated graphics, is it possible to completely turn off a dedicated video card in the BIOS or maybe even from Windows?
I'm going to be buying a laptop with a powerful video card, but I only game about 5% of the time. To save battery life, not to mention heat, I'd like to be able to...
I have an XP machine running perfectly for me right now and I am very happy with it. I would only upgrade because of XP's memory limitation and it's lack of DX11 support.
And, apart from some stupid web browsing I did in high school, I have not experienced any security concerns with XP.
Thanks for your help. I was just about to instal a virtual machine when I tried "Bart's way to create a bootable CD" (http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd/) for the second time.
Bart's way worked perfectly this time (the first time around I tried his method in Vista and that didn't work. This time I...
Sorry for delay. I do not have a program to actually explore the boot ISO so I don't know how to simply post those two files. Any suggestions?
The hard drive is actually ATA 133 (IDE). The boot ISO has 5 different drivers for different hard drive types. I've tried an IDE driver, a SATA...
I tried "dir a:" through "dir z:" and did not find the files. I can still see the files in windows explorer though.
I tried another boot ISO (http://www.infocellar.com/CD/Boot-CD.htm) and again added the bios files in Magic ISO. After burning a CD again I can't find the bios files in DOS...
The ISO does contain mscdex.exe and I believe it is set up as a floppy emulator.
I read the ISO's readme and it says the bios files should be located under R:, but "cd r:\" says invalid drive specification. Is there some other command I should be trying? I'm not sure what you meant by a ...
I am trying to flash my BIOS with a bootable CD. I found a bootable ISO online and it works fine. I burned the ISO to a CD (using Magic ISO) and successfully boot from the disk.
However, on another disk I added my bios files to the bootable ISO (using Magic ISO again) and, although I can...