Recent content by Catnip

I spend most of my time with this loaded: Visual Studio Pro 2022 The rest of the time is spent in meaningless spreadsheets, Word documents and pointless emails.

Chicken wings are my Kryptonite. In fact, I am having them for supper tonight. I don't have a smoker, though. I'm jealous. :-)

I have a similar situation. Here's how I get around it: My BT won't pair until I am actually using an audio source. In other words, I can't pair the BT with my amp until I start playing some music, then it pairs and connects up. Works fine after that, but the connection thing happens every...

Is the distortion present on all audio applications? Speakers? Headphones? Have you tried the line out outputs on the PC? Are the drivers up to date? Are you using the correct drivers for audio? If you can't find a software, settings, or driver problem, the next step is to look at hardware.

I wasn't suggesting that you had messed with it. What I meant is that if that was the "fake" drive in your picture, it looks like the label has creases in it where it might have been taken from another drive and attached to yours. Maybe, maybe not. I was just suggesting that you might have...

Is it me, or does that label look like it has been tampered with?

I like the Firefox PDF reader too. The problem with mine is that it won't print PDFs no matter what I do. This this thread. It's nice to have this fixed now, but I really wish I could get to the bottom of why FF won't print. Maybe someday I will come up with a solution. For now, I trudge on.

I am trying out Free PDF. It looks like it will do what I want, and if it doesn't, there are other ones in this thread to try out. Thank you all for your suggestions. :-)

I am having real issues trying to print PDFs. Right now they are going through FireFox and the printer refuses to print. I have printed other files and I know the printer is working, just not PDFs. I used to use Bullzip, but my A/V is choking on it, so I guess I had better find something...

Well, not 20 dollars... but close enough.

I assume that you bought the upgrade. I had a similar situation and was able to fix it by using the Activation Troubleshooter.

I've had trouble with USB-C ports becoming loose over time. What I did was to use a USB-C extension cable from the USB-C connector on the back of my motherboard. That way I am only wearing out the connector on the extension cable. I would rather break a $10 cable than have to repair the front...

Stand alone

Whew. I got it working by downloading the alternate installer from Google. All is now well. Thanks a bunch everyone! :-)

I am using the install file that I downloaded this morning. It just refuses to install and says it can't run on my PC. It's for Win 11 x64. I am really confused on this one.