Free Computer Help

[EternallyPierced]

When God gives you something He expects you to use it (Matthew 25:14-30). So...I'm offering free computer help to anyone who needs it

Please be as descriptive as possible when telling me what you need. Thanks & God Bless!

 

[BlessedLYT]

thank you

 

[edcris]

thanks,i am sure lots of people have questions and need help.
Link???

 

[desmalia]

Ooo, cool. I could use some help. Do you have much experience with troubleshooting Firefox issues on the PC?

 

[BlessedLYT]

I want to know why do my computer catch viruses so easy. I have norton, adware, and alot of other things, pop up blockers yet my computer keep viruses and norton sucks they can never take anything off. Is there anything you can offer me in the way of blockers, adware blockers, virus blockers and things like that

 

[EternallyPierced]

I use trendmicro.com's free virus scan (one it's free and two it does a good job) as well as lavasoft's ad-aware (free also). Google's pop-up blocker has worked exceptionally well for me and is also free. Like they say "The best things in life (like salvation) are free." Alot of it depends on where you visit and what you click on. Alot of seemingly innocent things are actually chock full of evil, ready to pollute your mind as well as your computer.

A couple rules to go by:

1 - Never click on pop-ups no matter how promising they sound, especially those that say "Your computer has 14536 viruses on it, please click here to remove them." They're all sinister plots to infiltrate your computer and/or take you places you don't want to go.

2 - Beware of what you download, especially bundled packages. Alot of the time perfectly innocent software is bundled with other things not so innocent. Some examples of this are free screensaver's or free games. They often come with advertising programs or other things you don't need or want.

The best advice I can give to be a careful clicker. Use your best judgement before clicking om or downloading anything.

Hope this helps! Have a great day and God Bless!

 

[pgp_protector]

Yes, I'm trying to generate a calibration program to run a Magnet from +/- 1000 OE via a Ni 6229 DAQ Card, and measure the reading with a GPIB HALL Sensor.

Anyways the GPIB Communication is quite slow when reading the values as ASCII, so we have to read it with the Binary Command that returns a 6 Byte Value, this offers a 10 fold speed increase.

But I'm wondering what would be the best Filter setting for the HALL sensor

 

[john.t]

thank you it's very nice!