Hello, I'm a teacher in a primary school, and we have a serious problem trying to turn NEC np 110 on. We work on Windows XP, and so far, couldn't find a solution to the problem. Is it possible to get an appropiate drives for WIN XP so that the projector would work? Best regards!

Hi, I kept the help button on the remote control, the device was fixed

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you may have to upgrade to a newer vertion of teachers toolbox

I'm a techie with a school district and have the same problem. My suspicion is it's a lamp issue, though the teacher using it says there was no low hours warning. Unfortunately I don't have a spare to try out so if anyone can state categorically that it IS the bulb then I will purchase one.

I'm gonna do you a favour and tell you that you need to go back and study harder. Asking someone to give you an answer to your school work is not going to help you learn SQL.

Hint. Find the common fields on all the tables involved by using SELECT JOINs

Dude, upgrading to Vista was a bad decision. XP has been the best rated windows OS ever, so far. Vista is known for its issues and bugs. Today my high school teacher said that whenever he tries to access his hotmail account the computer freezes. First thing I asked, is it vista? guess what he said: yes. So I asked him if he was using Internet explorer, he said: yes. I said to download firefox and Safari and give those a shot, and if it doesn't work, buy an XP install disc and install that. Computers need lots of RAM and HD and a good Processor to run vista, so if its a vista bought machine, putting XP on it will make it like a super computer. If your buying a computer buy one thats running vista and head back to XP

What is the problem? Did you try plugging it into another working computer?

Try pressing the HELP button. Don't release and press the power button. The LED lights should blink. Release then try to power on again.