[funkypratik]

Originally Posted by gaurav200x

Well.... i am having a slight problem with my keyboard. When i am pressing a key, dont get type anything, unless i give it a little hard stroke. i thought maybe the keyboard might be dirty from inside, so i opened it and cleaned it... yet some keys like the arrow keys have to be pressed hard to make the cursor move.

probably the key contact have worn out with age.. that might be the reason why some of the keys need to be pressed hard to get a response.. if urs is a very old keyboard, it best to replace it

[gaurav200x]

Originally Posted by funkypratik

probably the key contact have worn out with age.. that might be the reason why some of the keys need to be pressed hard to get a response.. if urs is a very old keyboard, it best to replace it

Is repairing possible?

[funkypratik]

Originally Posted by gaurav200x

Is repairing possible?

yeah i guess it is.. but not worth it. for the expense of repairing it u will get a new one.. the basic keyboards start at 150 bucks..

[nikhilkulk]

I downloaded Ceaser III, a strategy game, byt unfortunately its in Italian:(. Is there any way to change the language of the game. There seems to be no possible way of doing it the normal way. Can it be achieved by downloading some additional files from the net?

[ninja_talli]

Originally Posted by funkypratik

probably the key contact have worn out with age.. that might be the reason why some of the keys need to be pressed hard to get a response.. if urs is a very old keyboard, it best to replace it

and don't even think of opening the keyboard!!! i did it once and it took me half a day to put it back...

rather get a new one... try the tvs gold series...they are the best!

[catbitten]

can anyone tell me the difference between a 64bit OS and a 32 bit OS

[funkypratik]

Originally Posted by catbitten

can anyone tell me the difference between a 64bit OS and a 32 bit OS

a 32-bit OS is what windows currently is.. it is made to work on the 32-bit processors which can process 32-bits of data per clock cycle. the FSB speeds are limited to 800 Mhz.

a 64-bit OS are the new generation OS (there is one for windows too) which are custom made for the 64-bit processors. they are optimised to make full use of the extra bandwidth and processing power available with the 64-bit processors and hence are faster in execution..

i dunno more technical details. someone plz correct if i am wrong

[catbitten]

thanks boss...nice to c someone replying so fast

[fragileninja]

Originally Posted by catbitten

can anyone tell me the difference between a 64bit OS and a 32 bit OS

A 64 bit OS has a word size of 8 bytes against 4 bytes in 32 bit OS. What it means is that the processor can access 2^64 bytes of RAM against 2^32 bytes (4GB), process data like digital video faster and coveniently map large files to memory.

[Neo2000]

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