darth_timon

I have a Toshiba 40BV801B TV and I want to hook a SNES to it. It has an aerial input and I've hooked it up to the TV via this. Unfortunately there's no picture coming through. Can anyone advise me?

Can anyone help me? I have a Belkin USB Wireless Adaptor, F7D1101ED Basic- running on a Windows XP machine- I have Sky Broadband and the encription is via WPA2. The network key is correct, but the connection is intermitent. The adaptor finds the network and connects, but it will disconnect quickly, and then reconnect and disconnect a few times before giving up completely.

Interestingly, there is an unsecured network within range which the adaptor connects to, albeit not always at the first time of asking- I removed all the security from my own network to see if this made a difference- it made no difference.

The router is a Sagem model, if this makes a difference.

COD2 loads, but for some reason when the games start all I get is sound and the icons (the crosshairs, compass etc). My PC is a WIN7 ultimate, with 256MB dedicated graphics and 3GB RAM. Any advice?

I want to set up a network between the three computers we have- two of which use Vista, the other uses XP. One of the Vista machines has a wired connection, the other two are wireless.

What I want is to be able to share data between all three machines without having to use network cables. We have a Belkin wireless router and have wireless internet access for the two wireless machines. Is it possible to get all three machines connected to each other wirelessly?

There's a Group on Yahoo making abusive posts about other people, which is against the rules of the Yahoo TOS, yet Yahoo replied to my email to say that it's not their responsibility. Surely anything and everything under the Yahoo banner is their responsibility?

My step-son's hamster has two black patches of skin on either side, almost symmetrical, just above his hind legs. He also has a similar patch on his under belly, near his reproductive organs. This appears almost scaly in a way.

I read it could be mites, but I've had a cursory glance at his fur, even using a small microscope, and couldn't see anything. I've heard the mites can be triggered by stress, so if I leave the hamster alone for a few days, would this help? If it is mites, can they jump to humans? (I handle the hamster quite a lot, as does my step-son, plus we have two cats who we have a lot of contact with, so I don't want a huge mite infestation!)

Is it possible to hook up a Game Boy (Colour) to a PC? If so, how, and can files from games be downloaded to the PC?

Presumably, given the vast size of their fields, the two cross whilst orbiting. What happens to the fields/planets when this happens?

My problem is this- I have two computers, both running Windows XP Service Pack 2. I have a Belkin Windows transfer cable and I have installed the software on both computers. I am trying to transfer across key files from one machine to the other but am having no joy. Is it possible to use this cable to transfer files between two XP machines (I was told by a colleague it should work), and if so, what do I need to do to make it work?

Help! I need the move 'waterfall' on my game, but to get it I need the gym badge from Sunnyshore city. I cant get to the city because I need first of all to defeat Team Galactic at Mt. Coronet. I can't get to them without waterfall! Can anyone help me???

Nintendo finally released an update for the USB Adaptor to work with Windows Vista and I installed the update with the hope of getting my DS and Wii to connect to it- but every time I install it it says 'Internet Sharing Error (6)'. Does anyone know what this means, and if it can be sorted?

Here's my problem. I have a Wii and a DS and I want to connect to the Wi-Fi to play online games. I don't have a wireless connection at the moment and therefore I am relying on a Nintendo-made Wi-Fi Connector. It's a USB device that doesn't normally work with Windows Vista, but I found a site saying if you change the compatability settings on the connector to XP, it should work. Unfortunately, it doesn't. My DS can 'see' the Connector but can't connect to the Wi-Fi service. Can anyone help me?

I recently bought a wi-fi Connector to help my Wii and DS connect to the wi-fi services. Strictly speaking, I don't need one, as a connection is capable without one, but without a connector the connection is erratic and, in the case of the DS, will often not work at all (even when my DS is less than a metre from the router). The Connector does the trick when I use it on my missus' computer (and she doesn't have a wireless connection), but when I try to install it at home, it asks me to delete the network bridge. I tried simply disabling the network bridge, and lost my internet connection.

I obviously don't want to lose my internet connection every time I want to go wi-fi, so is there any means of getting around the bridge problem?

Question says it all really.

Assume the planet has the diameter of Pluto- about 3,500KM. It doesn't matter too much how big the craters are, though if firepower varies wildly dependent on crater size, it's worth a mention. If possible, please provide answers in terms of megatons/gigatons, but if not, it's not a big deal.

Assuming the planet in the picture is of earth-size, how powerful are the nukes causing the explosions in the picture? If you can give me the answer in megatons/gigatons, I'll be very grateful!

http://www.geocities.com/darth_timon/firststrikenu...

... How big is the explosion (in miles, if possible please) and what sort of yield would the explosion have (IE, 1 gigaton, 1000 gigatons, etc)?

http://lowerdecks.com/apo/reviews/images/sg1/beach...

I have a webcam recording that I made about my Wii, that I saved as a Windows Media Audio/Video File. The picture is fine but the sound is only fine in patches- sometimes it's just pure bursts of white noise. Is there a away to clean this up?

Ideally I'd like answers from people who've played on the 360, PS3 and Wii, but it doesn't matter if you haven't used them all.

Which console do you think is the best? (bearing in mind that 'best' doesn't have to mean the best graphics or power- it can mean fun as well)

Does anyone know, or can anyone point to a site, that explains how the Wi-Fi feature of Nintendo's Wii and DS consoles will be used to link the two consoles together? I'm curious to know what plans Nintendo has to enhance the use of both consoles through interlinked games.