NEED TO KNOW THE COLORS FROM THE POWERPLUG

I am sure you have tried this, but if not give it a go:-


Switch off both powerplugs and leave for 5 minutes..

Switch on the powerplug nearest the router without the LAN cable installed.

Wait for 2 minutes and switch on the other powerplug without the LAN cable being attached.

Now wait for another 2 minutes before plugging in the LAN cable

Now plug in the LAN cable at the router end.

After about 2 minutes, plug in the LAN cable at the remote end.

Good luck.

If the outlet has no power, there should be a fuse for the front outlets you would check.

Unplug the power
Plug back in
Turn on
You should see initial setup screen
enter language
select home use

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you cant. you will have to get crystal graphics that is compatible with 64 bit system . the software you have now probably will only run on a 32 bit operating system

I would go on ebay
or Google Shopping

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Please go to www.ebay.com or www.craiglist.com and look on electronic section for your power plug. thanks good luck

change the powerplug of your cd drive

other wise change the power supply card of your cd drive

ok bye.......................

I copied this from the Philips website... this took me FOREVER to find! Their site isn't the easiest to find products on...

"Insert the small plug into the shaver and put the powerplug in the wall socket. When you charge the appliance for the first time or after a long period of disuse, let the shaver charge for at least 16 hours. Remove the powerplug from the socket and the small plug from the shaver as soon as the batteries have been fully charged. Ignore the charge indicator when you charge the batteries for the first time. The batteries are completely new and need to be charged longer than the time indicated by the charge indicator to ensure that the back-up capacity is fully charged as well."

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You can easily get usb powerplugs for a few pounds from high street electrical shops or online retailers. It costs a few pounds. Why I even buy really cheap mp3 players on ebay for about £14 and they come with the usb power plug. The powerplugs are more useful than the players :)

probably "+" you need to check the polarity of the speakers, there should be something like this near where you plug in the power adapter: the above symbol would mean "+".