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Retlaw 31-12-2008 19:36

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 664731)
I take it it's a usb keyboard? if so I've got an adapter you can have.


Yes Less its a usb keyboard, they are useless, I've typed 3 times as many letters thanI need to compose a reply.

My keyboard has a 5 din connector, is the adaptor 5 din female to USB.

Walter

Retlaw 31-12-2008 19:44

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Help
Can't set up my email account.

Made a typo in smtp, now its giving me the runaround, been throu control panel, tools menu in email can't get back to the setup page.

Retlaw.

Less 31-12-2008 19:50

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 664740)
Yes Less its a usb keyboard, they are useless, I've typed 3 times as many letters thanI need to compose a reply.

My keyboard has a 5 din connector, is the adaptor 5 din female to USB.

Walter


Right in that case this one won't do, it's the opposite way round to what you describe.
:(

Neil 31-12-2008 22:05

Re: Computer Boot up
 
When you say 5 pin din are the pins in a semicircle - if so thats an old AT keyboard. I can probably find you a 5 pin Din to mini ATX type keyboard. Or just buy a keyboard in Asda for about £5

Retlaw 31-12-2008 22:22

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 664793)
When you say 5 pin din are the pins in a semicircle - if so thats an old AT keyboard. I can probably find you a 5 pin Din to mini ATX type keyboard. Or just buy a keyboard in Asda for about £5

Thanks Neil, but I'm using one of the dammed keyboards.

They are a pain in the u know what, their too small for my fingers, type several letters to get the right one.

The adaptor I need is 5 din mini to female 5 pin then to usb.
I have one of the others, I know such things exist, they make them for laptops, so you can plug mouse & keyboard into two fly leads and the the usb into the computer.

Retlaw.

Neil 31-12-2008 23:20

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 664802)
you can plug mouse & keyboard into two fly leads and the the usb into the computer.

It will be easier to buy a new keyboard. Does the new PC only have USB ports?

They sell the adapter you want at cpc

PRO SIGNAL|USB-0044S|USB TO SINGLE PS/2 ADAPTOR | CPC

PRO SIGNAL|USB-072|PS/2 & RS-232 TO USB CONVERTER | CPC

Retlaw 01-01-2009 11:23

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 664810)
It will be easier to buy a new keyboard. Does the new PC only have USB ports?

They sell the adapter you want at cpc

PRO SIGNAL|USB-0044S|USB TO SINGLE PS/2 ADAPTOR | CPC

PRO SIGNAL|USB-072|PS/2 & RS-232 TO USB CONVERTER | CPC

Found the site that sells the one I'm after.
www.cablesandmore.co.uk

Retlaw.

Redash 01-01-2009 11:28

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Open Windows Mail, click Tools (at the top) then accounts, then highlight your email account and select Properties (on the right). Make your changes there.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 664743)
Help
Can't set up my email account.

Made a typo in smtp, now its giving me the runaround, been throu control panel, tools menu in email can't get back to the setup page.

Retlaw.


Retlaw 01-01-2009 12:45

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Redash (Post 664894)
Open Windows Mail, click Tools (at the top) then accounts, then highlight your email account and select Properties (on the right). Make your changes there.

Tried that it would'nt let me do it, I eventually deleted all the accounts, then it allowed me to start again.

Retlaw.

Less 01-01-2009 14:16

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Perhaps if you struggle with standard keyboards one of these might interest you? A bit expensive but if they help??

Large Key Keyboards | Large Print Keyboards

:)

SPUGGIE J 01-01-2009 14:30

Re: Computer Boot up
 
And I thought I was having trouble with mine blue screening after it telling me AUTOCHK is missing or corrupt. After all the agro Retlaw has been through I feel lucky.

Neil 01-01-2009 15:29

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I an still confused what you are after. Is it one of these - if so you can have this one.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/a...-up-at_atx.jpg

Retlaw 01-01-2009 21:40

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 664983)
I an still confused what you are after. Is it one of these - if so you can have this one.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/a...-up-at_atx.jpg

Sorry Neil, thats not it either, I was trying to explain to my daughter, and she could'nt get her head round what I meant,
this is how I made her understand, if I stick the ps2 5din connector up the dogs backside and stick her tounge in the usb port, thats what I need, so the penny dropped and she said come here Eedie, we have a surprise for you.

There's a picture of the one I mean at www.cablesandmore.co.uk two flying leads with female ps2 connectors. and a usb at the other end.
Retlaw

K.S.H 01-01-2009 21:48

Re: Computer Boot up
 
You mean this?

Retlaw 01-01-2009 22:34

Re: Computer Boot up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 665075)
You mean this?


Yes, thems um, PCworld don't do adaptors an such, yet they are the biggest creators of the problem.
Maplin are out of stock.

Retlaw.


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