Bloothooth wont connect with out pin num tried dif pins but no gud, failed to connect, it pickd up other device, but wont conct

Don't bother. Chances are you'll melt the housings. 100w bulbs get much hotter than 60w.

this is what happened to my 5230 before..suggest u try to contact ur service provider to check ur sim registration details.normally,registration failed when u type a wrong pin code more than 3 times..or try to reset ur phone by press *#7370#...gud luck..

Hi, the 8 digit pin is indicated on the serial sticker of the router. Just look at the bottom part of the router. and you should see the pin numbers.
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the pin going thur the carrer there is a bolt in it 8mm or 5/16 take bolt out then slide pin out then take axles out then turn spider gears they will come out call 9106545823 if u need help

It has been stated from my sources, that the ECS GF7050VT-M5 mobo, is the same as the ECS MCP73VT-PM, with a slight difference.

The difference being that the MCP73VT-PM mobo is based on the Micro-ATX form factor, and the GF7050VT-M5 is based on the ATX form factor.

[ Micro-ATX form factor size is 9.6 inches by 9.6 inches. 9.6 inches is approximately 9 and 9/16ths inches. It's also 244mm by 244mm.
ATX form factor is 12 inches by 9.6 inches. 305mm by 244mm ]

ECS MCP73VT-PM,

http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir1/motherboards/socket775/ecsMCP73VT-PM.shtml

ECS GF7050VT-M5,

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=858&CategoryID=1&DetailName=Manual&MenuID=1&LanID=0

To the right of the subheading - Download, left-click on the server location nearest you.
[Taiwan, USA, Europe, China ]

This is a PDF file download. (Motherboard Manual) May take a few seconds before you see the first page, and additional time for the file to fully download.
Suggest you let the file download all the way, before looking through it.

I'm also looking at an ECS MCP73VT-PM on Ebay, as well as the PDF motherboard manual for the ECS GF7050VT-M5.

Motherboard oriented so that the Processor is to the top, ram memory slots to the right, and the orange PCI Express x16 slot to the bottom, the SP/DIF header on the GF7050VT-M5 is located to the left of the PCI Express slot.

From the poor view on the Ebay link, the MCP73VT-PM also seems to have the SP/DIF header in the same location, but clocked differently.

The header is clocked perpendicular to the orange PCI Express x16 slot, while on the GF7050VT-M5 the SP/DIF header is parallel to the PCI Express x16 slot.

The header is 4 pins long, with 1 pin not installed.
Pin 1 is marked on the motherboard.

Pin 1 is SP/DIF Digital Output
Pin 2 is +5VA ( 5 Volt analog power)
Pin 4 is Ground

There is no Pin 3.

DO NOT DOUBLE POST

pls check dvd AV cabel .
if ok
then
playing dvd first and see dvd back side pin .
VIDEO OUT
after see on your dvd remot cantrol and check interface key if yes then use key to set display on screen S-VIDEO and see the picture is normal .
if not then.....
pls see the dvd back side
GY /BU /RV three pin
pls video out pin is plugge out and concting with step by step in all three pin
if sum picture on screen pls. canect and hold .
after that use dvd remot cantrol and selact SETUP key to on and see and open video interface menu pls set video system is select S_video.
after that reconact video pin is VIDEO_OUT and see picture is normal .

u have to format the phone

every mb has different pins setup, try to read on mother board, every thing must be shown on it.

close to the CMOS battery there will be a BIOS jumper. This jumper usually is colored dif. from all the rest and is labeled commonly (but not always) "J4". The CMOS jumper usually is a 3 pin lead setup and normal operating mode most of the time is with the jumper on pin 1 & 2. If this jumper is on the first and second pin you are going to then move it to the second and third pins and let it sit for about 30 seconds (or place it on pins 1 & 2 if it originally resides on 2 & 3). Once you have done that you will then replace the jumper back as you found it and reconnect all your input/output devices. Power on your computer, boot into BIOS, and use auto detect for your hardware specs. Most of the time you wont have to touch anything setting wise in the BIOS (if its good firmware it detects everything by itself).