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*New Problem* Monitor Troubles (Post #7)
There's a desktop PC that I'm wanting to buy, but someone has left a question on the site asking if the PC is suitable for wireless connection.
The reply was no, because the PC doesn't have a built in wireless card. So my question is this.... Does that mean you can't get a wireless connection on the PC ever, or can you still get a wireless connection by simply doing something, like using a wireless USB device that would be inserted into the tower and then installing the wireless router? |
Nah, as long as it has USB ports or PCI slots free, you can always throw some wireless adaptor on that bad boy.
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Fantastic! I thought as much.
Now, I'm off to order a PC! |
its a trap!
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Have I been lied to by Mr. Hollywood Hasney!?
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I thought I'd use this thread for another problem I seem to be having, so I don't need to make another pointless thread that would only get about two replies.
Anyway, I don't seem to be having the best of luck with technology as of late and just yesterday my monitor began automatically displaying the brightness/contrast menu and automaticly scrolling through the options. The only ways I can stop this from happening is if I time it just right when the exit option is highlighted and I press the button on my monitor to get rid of it. The other way is if I just hit the power button on my monitor and then turn it back on again. But after I do one of the two, the same thing happens again. I'm pretty sure my monitor is on it's way out, so thankfully Christmas is just around the corner. I also hear Dell monitors (which is what I have) is somewhat notorious for this problem. So any ideas of what's causing this problem and if there is any way to fix it? |
Also, for the record, I had to deal with the menu appearing a good 19 times as I was typing that last post.
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Maybe it's trying to make your post colour legible.
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Buy a new monitor
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