Market ClickBank

Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Add-ons >Open Question Maria Member since:September 14, 2007Total points:326 (Level 2)the webcam is called the webcam companion by arcsoft and whenever I go on Skype there is simply a black screen where I should be seeing my face. Any sort of input would be appreciated, I have no idea what to do!It is probably worth adding that it is a built in webcam thus I cannot uninstall it:/25 minutes ago

Answer Question

by peter valencia Member since:April 23, 2011Total points:95 (Level 1)i would recommend to reinstall the program that came with the webcam...if i didnt unplug it...delete the driver..then install the driver again....in other words REINSTALL IT..lol....so yeah if that doesnt work...go to the webcams manufactuer website and go under support or sumthing.....

View the original article here

Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.

View the original article here

So in August of last year I bought a top of the line HP Laptop, it has the best Core i7, ATI Mobility Radeon Graphics (1 Gig dedicated) Windows 7, 6 gigs of DDR3 Ram, and it is a 15". But within the last week I have had my computer slow down to a point that I watch the words on my computer getting typed after typing them 3 seconds before. It has also had 2 thermal shutdowns as well and I have ran a virus scan with Malware Antibites and Shaw Secure and they both say I do not have a virus. This has made me think that i may want to upgrade/downgrade to a 13" Macbook pro because i am going to university next year and think I will be using my laptop for University alot more. So my question is, should i sell my PC and get a macbook pro? Here are the two computers i am looking at:

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/sys/2324204436.html
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/bnc/sys/2355717584.html
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/sys/2365171622.html
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/nvn/sys/2359858899.html
http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/sys/2362848287.html

Also, which one of these is the better deal, im thinking the first one but im not 100% sure.

View the original article here

So I'm looking for a new laptop for school. I have never purchased one in the past so I have very little idea about what to get. so it has come down to the PC vs mac debate. I want an all around computer and i want to be able to game on it to with no lag sort of deal. I have asked around and people tell me that if i run windows on the mac then it will run PC games no problem but then i consider that for the price of a mac i could buy a top of the line PC I am also wondering if the graphics card in the current mac book pro is a good graphics card or is it just some default piece of crap. the games i wan to run if you are wondering are anything in the total war series to date and a few new games coming out in about a year or so for the PCs i was considering a dell xps 15 or some Hp one i forget what its called but it has beats audio i think its from the "envy" series.

so any help would be appreciated

View the original article here

Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.

View the original article here

Most computer come with one power button. If your computer is off, press it to boot your computer up. if your computer is on, press it to shut it down. Hold it for around 8 seconds for emergency shutdown in case your computer freeze (this way is better than unplug your power cord and get your laptop's battery out—this will harm your hard disk drive)…

If you don't like to press the shut down button to shut your HP down, just go to start menu and select "shutdown". Or… click on your desktop, then Hold down the Alt key and press F4, and select Shutdown.

Additionally, you may set the shut down button to tell your computer to shutdown/sleep/hibernate/do nothing by go to Control Panel, Power Setting, and change the "what does the power button do" (or something like that) option if you are running Vista or Win7.

Hope it helps you a bit.

View the original article here

Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.

View the original article here