SUPER "chat" PROXY 2

Where chatting has no boundaries!

web-based chat websites

1. http://www.iloveim.com/

2. http://koolim.com/

3. http://www.yoono.com/ (Firefox add-on)

4. http://imo.im/ (with video chat)

5. http://www.ebuddy.com/

6. http://webuzz.im/

How to set the Proxy using a different browser?

Here is the continuation for article "IP Addresses for Mozilla,netscape etc." Follow the following steps.

1. Install a web browser. either mozilla,netscape etc.(Ill use firefox as an example)

2. Open the browser and go to Tools and select Option.

3. Under Option, select the Advanced category.

4. On Advance category, select network then click on Settings then Connection Setting will appear.
5. Select Manual proxy configuration and copy and paste oh HTTP Proxy: 222.251.133.59 port 8080 then click on Apply and OK.

6. After that close the window and re-open it again.

When the F10 key is pressed during startup, the computer boots into the Edit Boot Options screen

This issue is currently being investigated by Sony. As a workaround solution for this issue, at the Edit Boot Options screen, press the Enter key. This will allow the computer to continue normally. If a permanent resolution becomes available, ill update this one!

What type of modem is installed in your notebook?

This table provides information regarding the type of modem installed in the notebook.

Legend:

• Notebook Model


• Modem Information
  

PCG 705 707
Sony® V.34 33.6KBps modem with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG 717 719 729
Sony® internal modem (RCV336ACF chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG 731 735
Sony® internal modem (Rockwell RCVDL56ACFL chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG 748
Sony® internal modem (Rockwell RCVDL56ACFL/SP chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG 808
Sony® internal modem (Rockwell RCVDL56ACFL chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG 812 818 838
Sony® internal modem (Rockwell RCVDL56ACFL/SP chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG 505 series
Sony® internal modem (Rockwell RCVDL56ACFL chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG C1X
Sony® internal modem (Rockwell RCVDL56ACFL chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG C1XS
Conexant HCF V90 56K data, fax PCI internal modem (Conexant RMH56D chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG C1VP
Conexant V90 K56 Flex RJ-11 PCI internal modem.
PCG C1MV C1MVP
Agere/Ambit T62M159.00 V.90, K56 Flex, V34, V.32bis
PCG F100 series
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG F200 series
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG F300 series
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG F400 series
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG F500 series
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG F610 F630
ESS Technology ES56CVM-PCI internal modem with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG F640 F650 F680 F690
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG F650K F680K F690K
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG FX100 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG FX200 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG FX300 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG FX400 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG FXA series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG GR100 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG GR200 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG GR300 series
Conexant SmartMC II RJ-11 V.90 K56 Flex PCI internal modem.
PCG GRX500 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG N505VE/VX
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone
PCG NV series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability.
PCG R505 series
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG SR5K SR7K
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG SR17 SR17K
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG SRX77 SRX77P
Conexant-Ambit Soft56 data, fax modem with 14.4 fax capability. Model SmartMC II.
PCG XG9
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG XG18 XG19
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG XG28 XG28K XG29 XG29K
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG XG38 XG38K XG39 XG39K
Rockwell Conexant V.90 K56 Flex internal modem (Conexant RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG XG500 XG700 XG700K
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem (Rockwell RH56LD-PCI chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG Z505HE/HS
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG Z505LE/LS
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG Z505JE/JS
Conexant SoftK56 data, fax PCI internal modem (RSSI8003 chipset) with 14.4KBps fax capability.
PCG Z505R/RX
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.
PCG Z505S/SX
Rockwell HCF 56K PCI internal modem with 14.4KBps fax capability and speakerphone.

goodluck!!!

What are the benefits of upgrading to Media Manager Pro?

The benefits of upgrading from your supplied version of Media Manager to Media Manager Pro are:

Extensive video support
Subscribe to video blogs
High-quality Sony AVC/AAC video encoding
Transfer home movies on DVD or video from DVD camcorders to your WALKMAN
Windows Media Center (.dvr-ms) support

NOTE: Both Media Manager and Media Manager Pro will not convert or transfer video files that contain built in copy protection or Digital Rights Management (DRM) such as most video files purchased from Online Stores and store bought DVD movies or shows.

How to manually remove a disc?

Follow these steps to manually remove the disc:

1. Turn off the DVD recorder.
2. Unplug the power cord.
3. Pull down the disc door.

Memory Stick is broken or locked!

Follow this procedure to troubleshoot if the Memory Stick is broken or locked error occurs when attempting to format.

IMPORTANT: Format errors can occur if the Memory Stick media is formatted using the Microsoft Windows Explorer software on some computers. It may be neccessary to download the Memory Stick formatter software from the Sony eSupport Web site at http://esupport.sony.com/.

1. On the Memory Stick® media, ensure the write-protect switch [FIG. 1] is not set to LOCK .
2. Insert the Memory Stick® media into the Memory Stick® slot on the remote control.
3. Attempt to format the Memory Stick media .
4. If the issue is not resolved, replace the Memory Stick® media.

Unable to create a disc using the Click To DVD software after installing the Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2?

Follow this procedure to resolve the issue of not being able to create a disc using the Click To DVD software after installing the Microsoft Windows XP operating system with Service Pack 2.

Read it carefully.

1. Click the Start button, and then click Control Panel .
2. In the Control Panel window, under Pick a category , double-click the Performance and Maintenance icon.
3. In the Performance and Maintenance window, under Pick a task... , click Adjust visual effects .
4. In the Performance Options window, click the Data Execution Prevention tab.
5. On the Data Execution Prevention tab, click to select Turn on DEP for all programs... .
6. Click the Add... button.
7. In the Open window, navigate to the Click To DVD folder.

NOTE: The Click To DVD™ folder is located in the C:\Program Files\Sony\ folder.

8. Click to select an executable file.
9. Click the Open button.

NOTE: Repeat step 6 and 9 for all the executable files in the folder. Isn't that easy!

How to use the Task Manager to end a task?

Here's the quick 7 tips on how to use the task manager to end a particular task or program.

1. Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE .
2. In the Windows Security window, click the Task Manager button.
3. In the Windows Task Manager window, click the Applications tab.
4. On the Applications tab, click to select the application to close.
5. Click the End Task button.
6. On the menu bar , click File .
7. On the File menu, click Exit Task Manager .

IP Addresses on the Go

For the times that you need to protect your privacy in the office, you need to change the IP Address of your browser and it is a bit hard where to get a good IP Address. This IP Addresses that I have here are useful especially if your companies computer code is "STRICT " and browsing other network is not allowed. In using these IP Addresses, you should download a web browser and configure the said proxy and put the desired proxy that you need. Enjoy browsing!!!

• 116.112.47.91: 3128
  116.213.65.43: 80
  116.214.31.99: 3128
  116.7.254.148: 8080
  118.98.160.122: 3128
  118.98.160.122: 80
  118.98.161.106: 3128
  118.98.163.182: 3128
  118.98.163.198: 3128
  118.98.164.138: 3128
  118.98.169.174: 3128
  118.98.169.174: 80
  118.98.169.67: 3128
  118.98.169.67: 8080
  118.98.194.154: 8000
  118.98.200.86: 3128
  118.98.212.242: 3128
  119.70.40.101: 8080
  12.47.164.114: 8888
  121.0.10.200: 6588
• 121.101.184.70: 3128
  121.101.184.70: 8080
  121.12.249.207: 3128
  121.14.37.108: 80
  121.150.249.26: 8080
  63.149.98.66 80
  63.149.98.218 80
  63.149.98.68 80
  63.149.98.124 80
  63.149.98.22 80
  63.149.98.82 80
  63.149.98.48 80
  200.51.41.29 8080
  200.174.85.193 3128
  212.166.64.12 8080
  63.149.98.16 80
  200.174.85.195 3128
  213.180.131.135 80
  66.198.41.11 3128
  220.227.138.82 8080
  63.149.98.78 80
  63.149.98.80 80
  213.41.71.164 80
  87.106.133.217 80
  63.149.98.52 80
  63.149.98.20 80
  80.80.12.123 80
  63.149.98.94 80
  63.149.98.70 80
  118.175.255.10 80
  63.149.98.135 80
  63.149.98.50 80
  63.149.98.18 80
  212.166.64.6 8080
  63.149.98.90 80
  200.206.46.178 3128
  222.251.133.59 8080
  58.211.78.143 80
  63.149.98.170 80
  63.149.98.223 80
  210.51.33.43 80
  63.149.98.84 80
  63.149.98.2 80
  63.149.98.54 80
  203.162.183.222 80
  

Computer Hangs or Restarts When You Connect USB Device 2

Here is the continuation on Computer Hangs or Restarts When You Connect USB Device 1 from Reviews on fire.

To start Device Manager: 1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel. 2. Double-click System, and then click the Device Manager tab.

Troubleshooting Information

• If there is a problem with a device, it is listed in the hardware tree under Computer. Also, the problem device has a symbol that indicates the type of problem:

• A black exclamation point (!) on a yellow field indicates the device is in a problem state. Note that a device that is in a problem state can be functioning.

• A problem code explaining the problem is displayed for the device.

• A red "X" indicates a disabled device. A disabled device is a device that is physically present in the computer and is consuming resources, but does not have a protected-mode driver loaded.

• A blue "i" on a white field on a device resource in Computer properties indicates that the Use Automatic Settings feature is not selected for the device and that the resource was manually selected. Note that this does not indicate a problem or disabled state.

Continuation ....

Converter, Analog to Digital Converter

Are you looking for an ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER? Sony DVM-CDA2 is the solution.

With the DVMC-DA2 you can convert your analog video recordings, such as 8mm or VHS, to the DV (digital video) format for easy downloading to a Computer via i.LINK interface to be used in digital non-linear editing.

64-bit version of the Windows Vista Operating System vice versa to 32-bit version

Pepople who would like to replace the pre-installed Microsoft Windows Vista 64-bit version of the operating system with the Windows Vista 32-bit version, Sony offers Microsoft Windows Vista 32-bit Recovery Media specifically designed for your VAIO computer. To order the recovery media, contact the Sony Parts & Accessories Center by calling (800) 488-7669, or on the Web at http://servicesales.sel.sony.com/ecom/accessories/web/welcome.jsp.

NOTES:
There will be a charge for the system recovery media.
To expedite the system recovery media order process, have all specific VAIO computer model information available when contacting the Sony Parts & Accessories Center.

Can 32-bit Programs Be Run On The 64-bit version of the Windows Vista Operating System?

Many programs designed for a computer running a 32-bit version will work on a computer running the 64-bit version of the Windows Vista operating system without any changes. However, if a 32-bit program uses embedded drivers, there may be some cases there might be performance issues, or the drivers might not work in the 64-bit environment at all. When using a computer with the 64-bit version of the Windows Vista operating system it is best to use programs designed specifically for a 64-bit operating system.

How to Undo a Previous System Restore Operation?

IMPORTANT:

a. This procedure must be performed while logged in as Administrator or to an account with Administrator rights.
b. The System Restore procedure will restore the Registry and other settings back to the date and time selected. No data will be lost. Saved documents and e-mail will not be affected by performing a System Restore.
c. Any hardware or software that has been installed after the date of the restore point will need to be reinstalled.
d. 200MB of free hard drive space is required to perform a system restore.

NOTES:

a. If the operating system will not start in Normal Mode, restart the computer in Safe Mode.
b. If the operating system will not start in Normal Mode or Safe Mode, restart the computer in Safe Mode using the Command Prompt. At the Command Prompt, type C:\Windows\System32\Restore\Rstrui.exe and then on the keyboard, press the ENTER key to start the System Restore.
c. If the mouse is not available, use the TAB key, or ARROW keys to make the selection.

1, Click the Start button, click All Programs, click Accessories, click System Tools, and then click System Restore.

NOTES:

a. If prompted for an administrator password or a User Account Control prompt is displayed, type the appropriate password or click Continue.
b. If System Restore is not listed in the System Tools menu, click the Start button and type System Restore in the Start Search box.

2. In the System Restore window, click to select Choose a different restore point, and then click the Next button.
3. In the Choose a restore point window, click to select the restore point with the description Undo: Restore Operation, and then click the Next button.
4. In the Confirm your restore point window, click the Finish button.

NOTE: The operating system will undo the selected restore operation and the computer will restart.

How to Reset the EDGE Module?

A +CME ERROR 3 error will occur when the EDGE Module attempts to process a passworded command 10 or more times unsuccessfully. To bypass the error, the EDGE Module must be reset using the following procedure.

NOTE: If a Hyperterminal window is already open from attempting to unlock the EDGE module, begin with Step 10.

1. Click the Start button, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to Communications, then click HyperTerminal.
2. In the Connection Description window, under Name, type EDGE.
3. Click the OK button.
4. In the Connect To window, next to Connect using, click the down arrow and click to select COM4.

NOTE: If COM4 (or the port that the Sony Ericsson EDGE Module uses) is not available in the list, ensure the Sony Ericsson EDGE Module is installed properly.

5. Click the OK button.
6. In the COM4 Properties window, ensure all the following settings are configured properly:

Bits per second = 2400
Data bits = 8
Parity = None
Stop bits = 1

7. Click the OK button.
8. In the HyperTerminal window, type AT

IMPORTANT: Use capital letters for all entries.

9. Press the ENTER key.

NOTE: Ensure OK is displayed on the next line after AT.

10. Type AT+CMAR=0000
11. Press the ENTER key.

NOTE: If OK is displayed, the EDGE module was reset correctly.

Contents of the Memory Stick media are Corrupted

Contents of the Memory Stick media are corrupted after connecting to a computer using something other than a Microsoft Windows operating system.

Devices that use Memory Stick media utilize the FAT12 file system to read and write information to the media. When connecting devices to a computer via a USB connection, the operating system of the computer must be capable of writing in the FAT12 format or the information on the media may become corrupted.

The installation cannot continue because the camera is not detected when installing the Picture Motion Browser software.

Follow the steps below to troubleshoot this issue.
IMPORTANT:
Some software or hardware installations and changes require the user to be logged on as Administrator or with administrator rights when running on Microsoft Windows XP , Windows Vista or Windows 2000 Professional operating systems.
The Picture Motion Browser software may need to updated to the latest version. Information about the latest software and driver updates can be found at the Sony Support Web Site at http://esupport.sony.com.

1. Check that the USB cable is properly plugged into the terminal of the camera and the computer.

NOTE: For models that connect via the USB cradle (or Cyber-shot Station), check the connection of the USB cradle as well.

2. Disconnect any other USB devices (except for a mouse and keyboard) from the computer; other USB devices may cause the camera to not be recognized properly.
3. If your computer has multiple USB ports, try connecting to another USB port.

NOTES: Some computers have different USB controllers for each port. In this case, connecting to a different port may solve the problem.
Connect the USB cable directly to a USB port on the computer. Using a USB hub connection may cause the camera to not be recognized properly by the computer.

4. Ensure the recording media is inserted in the camera, otherwise the camera will not be recognized properly by the computer.
5. Check that camera is set properly in the menu use the USB connection.

NOTE: Some cameras must have the USB Connect option in the menu set to Normal or Mass Storage. For model-specific information, consult the instruction manual. Manuals are available online in the Manuals/Specs/Warranty section of the Sony® eSupport Web site.

6. Turn the camera off and then back on again; the computer cannot recognize the connection unless the camera is on.
7. Check if the operating system of your computer has been upgraded; operations are not guaranteed in an upgraded environment.
8. If the issue is not resolved, try installing the USB driver again following the steps below:

A. With the camera powered on and connected to the computer,

For Windows 98, 98SE and Me: Right-click My Computer, click Properties, and then click the Device Manager tab.
For Windows 2000 and XP: Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties. Click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.

For Windows Vista: Click the Start button and click Control Panel. In the Control Panel window, click System and Maintenance. In the System and Maintenance window, click Device Manager.

NOTE: If prompted for an administrator password or a User Account Control prompt is displayed, type the appropriate password or click Continue.

B. If Sony DSC with a question mark is listed under Other devices, right-click Sony DSC to display the menu.
C. Click Uninstall or Remove in the menu to delete the device.
D. When the Confirm Device Removal message appears, click OK.
E. Disconnect the camera from the USB port and restart the computer.

F.Install the Picture Motion Browser software and reconnect the camera.

Picture Motion Browser Hangs in 50% while burning a DVD

For sony camera and camcorder user, there is a supplied software if you purchased an original and closed box Sony units. Most of the time we do have supplied software like Picture Motion Browser. Picture Motion Browser is editing software and can also be used in playing high definition videos because it has its own AVCHD player for high definition videos. It also has the capability to burn a dvd video. So for this concern about Picture Motion Browser (PMB) hangs in 50% percent while burning a dvd or cd’s, here are some troubleshooting that we need to check first.

1. Check System Requirements - OS version (Windows 2000, XP SP1 or SP2, VISTA Ultimate or Home, etc.)
2. Ask Available RAM (Memory) - Ideally customers should have a PC running with at least 256MB RAM.
3. There should not be any other Programs running in the Background - If there are other programs aside from the DVD authoring software running in the PC, this can cause sluggish PC performance and might cause PC to hang.
4. Ask if the Hard Disk is partitioned - When you copy a -RW (8 cm) disc to a -R (12 cm) disc, approximately 1.5 GB of free space is needed on your hard disk for temporary files. Depending on the capacity of the source disc, the free space required varies.
5. Try to change blank DVDs - The PC might have issues with blank DVDs that are not compatible with their DVD drive

What is Blu-ray Disc and its feature?

It’s all about Blu-ray. We always hear the word next generation in most advertisement and right now I am going to give the information the new format for high quality video, introducing The Blu-ray Disc. Blu-ray is also known as Blu-ray Disc. It is so called next generation optical disc format developed by a group of the world's leading consumer electronics, personal computer and media manufacturers (including Apple, Dell, Hitachi, HP, JVC, LG, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Pioneer, Philips, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, TDK and Thomson). Their grouped was named Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA). The Blu-ray format was developed to enable recording, rewriting and playback of high-definition video, also used in storing large amounts of data. The disc can hold up to 25GB. Actually the single sided disc can hold up to 25GB and the double sided disc can hold up to 50GB, pretty big right?

The new format is using blue-violet. Despite the different type of lasers used, Blu-ray products can easily be made backwards compatible with CDs and DVDs . Since Blu-ray disc is using blue-violet laser, the characteristic of it is that it has a shorter wavelength than a red laser (650nm), which makes it possible to focus the laser spot with even greater precision. This allows data to be packed more tightly and stored in less space, so it's possible to fit more data on the disc even though it's the same size as a CD/DVD.

If you want to know more about Blu-ray, follow the link here “ask engineer about blu-ray”.