Flash capacitance defect

If you use a password that you can remember any hacker can break it in a few minutes. Download passutils.exe which is an excellent password generator. Your user name is your email address. If you have more than one email address try until you get a winner.

Then do the following:

You need to reset your password:

1. Go to the login page at https://www.facebook.com
2. In the top right, click Forgot your password?
3. Type the email, phone number, full name or username associated with your account, then click Search and follow the on-screen instructions

I assume that you either have an empty flash drive or can buy one. Ideally have two of them. Then when you have a new site to add to your collection of sites order them as follows:

site name email address for that site password

Never put this on your hard drive even if it is encrypted. When you add a new site, enter what I wrote just above (with the sites in alphabetical order) on the first flash drive. Then copy the newly expanded password list on the first flash drive to the second flash drive. It's easy to lose flash drive. I actually keep three duplicates. As soon as you have done this, and of course periodically you want to print them out so that you can enter them, take the flash drives out of the computer. No matter how good a hacker is he can't access data on a flash drive that isn't plugged into your computer.

Most probably the battery is dead. If you allow the rechargeable batteries to be discharged below 10% of its full capacity then damge may result for the battery. Changing a tablet battery is an expert's job. Generally this will be soldiered to the wires. So desoldering and resoldering with a new battery are involved. While the batteries are not very costly the replacement service may be costly. Better contact the manufacturer/supplier of the tablet.

You need to update your flash player from the sounds of it. This can be done here. Click the download button and save. After it finishes downloading click run and it will go through the install process. Hope this helps.

about the flash its could be from the menu setting look if its set to on or the flash bulb or the flash circuit ; wheres you have
a long capacitor for the flash charge may have change in capacitance value or bad soldering in the flash circuit
please do not attempt to open the camera cassing
its could be hazardous because this circuit keep the charge
for a long period of time and you can receive agood discharge
wheres that make you step out!!!

hope that that will help
regards Alan

If you are interested to buy new
Metz 58 AF-1 FLASH f / NIKON TTL Flash
click the link below

http://www.amazon.com/Metz-MZ-58314N-Flash-Cameras/dp/B000M21J56

The replacement of bulb is simple, just push front cover upward and pull it outward the cover will be opend. Now pull out bulb and place a new one and shut the front cover gently.

Thanks eo share your problem with FIX YA.

for your info, damaged usb flash drive cant be repaired.
some pendrive data can be repaired by the expert, and usually only the manufacturer expert, but it will cost you a lot of $$$....
if you still struggle for the data inside the flash drive, just contact directly to the manufacturer.
If the flash drive still on warranty, i can guaranteed  that you will get a new one.... :p

posted by cj-skynet

Hello!
to activate the flash...
restart your psp
until it is fully off, turn it on and hold the right tab button
the m33 recovery menu appeared...
go to registry hacks
and activate the the flash...
press triangle and x
and exit/close the recovery menu...

http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player.exe


here u can get flash player...

Impact has damaged the LCD assembly .

IF you want it repaired contact the email address below

Berrie Smith Camera Repair
bbmw@bellsouth.net

the camera uses a xenon flash tube. it operates off what is called a capacitive discharge circuit. a low dc voltage is stepped up to over 7 thousand volts to flashover inside the tube. try doing a search for replacement xenon flash tubes.