Colors are negative, I have the intial data valus but don't know what the original settings for the o and u are.

so u made everything negative and trying to make it original colors again??

Check first to make sure impedance marked on speakers is same as original---two sets of positive and negative terminals suggests original ones were dual element speakers----

If for example original were marked 8 ohm and you put 16 or 32 ohm speakers in----volume will be greatly diminished and even distorted.

This is only a suggestion as I do not know what original speakers were or what new ones are----but the key is originals had two sets each of connections.

Ok this is for the factory wiring,The wire colors are for the right rear speaker are,dark blue is positive,light blue is negative.Right front door is light green is positive and dark green is negative.Left front,tan is negative and gray is positive.Left rear is brown positive and yellow negative.Hope this helps.Good luck.

You can only disable the password if you already know it. If you don't then there is no bypass, not even RIM can do that. BlackBerries are designed to be secure which is exactly why governments and corporations like them.

If you make too many attempts to guess the password you'll eventually be prompted to enter the word BLACKBERRY. This will then totally and irretrievably wipe the phone of all data and return it to its original factory settings. The phone can then be used as normal. Note that if the phone has the Enterprise edition operating system then the phone can be set to be totally unusable.

If the phone data has been backed up to a host pc then the original data can be fully restored, but only if you remember the original password.

This should be under 'printers' not 'motherboards', however, it seems you have set your printer (unknown model) to this Negative setting. It could be a setting on the printer itself, or a setting in the software of the printer but without knowing what model, this cannot be determined.

Hi,
Please follow the steps below to reset the setting to default...

1. Turn on the camera and press the <MENU> button to open the menu. 2. Using the button, highlight the yellow (Set up) tab. 3. Using the button, select [Reset All..] and press . 4. Select [OK] and press .

• Settings cannot be reset when the camera is connected to a computer or to a printer.
• The following cannot be reset:
• • Shooting mode
  • The [Date/Time], [Language] and [Video System] options in the (Set up) menu
  • White balance data recorded with the custom white balance function
  • Colors specified in the [Color Accent] or [Color Swap] modes of My Colors
  • Newly added My Camera settings

u will have to go into service menu to set sub brightness be carefull u may do more bad than good write down all valus before atempting to adj.

The pictures are indeed negative.  When scanning negatives or transparencies make sure you have the scanner set to the appropriate setting, otherwise simply Invert the colors in Photoshop, or similar photo editing software.

positive wire is red, yellow wire is positive on ignition okey for the speakers remember the solid color like green green w/ black line is negative follow the other coding w the solid colors

Provided the laptop booted (albeit to requiring bios set up), all is well. The data such as time needs to be re-entered manually, because since the battery is required to maintain volatile memory, when the battery goes flat or is removed, the data is lost. Re-enter all data, including boot sequence (i.e. IDE 0, CD-ROM/DVD)! exit saving to CMOS. should reboot to OS.