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Thursday, June 2, 2016

HP 650 With 4GB Ram Showing 929MB Usable With Windows 7 32bit Installed

HP 650 With 4GB Ram Showing 929MB Usable With Windows 7 32bit Installed

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Hello Admins, Please i have an Hp 650 Notebook PC with 4GB Ram installed but its displaying 929MB usable these are the following details of My PC;

Graphics : Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000
Chip Type: Intel(R) HD Graphics Family
Total Available Video Memory: 272MB
Dedicated Video Memory: 64MB
System Video Memory: 0MB
Shared Video Memory: 208MB

Please help solve this problem, this article is kinda like related to that of a fixed problem on the support center on this link


Thanks and awaiting your urgent reply,
Regards.

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Re: HP 650 With 4GB Ram Showing 929MB Usable With Windows 7 32bit Installed

Hi,

With reference to the link below, this issue is reported to have been fixed by Bios version F.36 ( see the Revision History ) - bios updates are cumulative, so you should just be able to flash the latest version ( F.39 ).


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Thursday, August 21, 2014

OUTLOOK.COM SERVER SETTINGS

Outlook.com Email Server Settings

Outlook.com is our preferred email hosting provider.

Below are the details you need to configure outlook.com.
*You can always access your email by going to www.outlook.com

Add Outlook.com to Office Outlook

Add Outlook.com to Mac (Macmail)

Macmail as we understand does not support Activesync.  As such you will need to use IMAP to configure.
You have to follow exactly the same procedure as above, except that you need to select IMAP as your email accounttype (and not POP).
Account type: IMAPIncoming mail server: imap-mail.outlook.com
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp-mail.outlook.com

Logon Information:
User Name: your email address
Password: your password
Then click on the “More Settings” button:
Outgoing Server tab: mark the box “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication” and select “use same settings as my incoming mail server”.
Advanced tab – Server Port Numbers:
Incoming server (POP3): port 993
 – you must also mark the box “this server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)”
Outgoing server (SMTP): port 587
 – you must also choose “TLS” for the option “Use the following types of encrypted connection”.
You can use the same Outlook.com IMAP server settings for any other email app, including iOS or Android Email apps.

Add Outlook.com for mobile

Access Outlook.com on your Windows Phone, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or Android.

iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch

  • Tap Settings, and then tap Mail, Contacts, Calendar.
  • Tap Add Account in the Accounts page.
  • Select Hotmail.
  • Enter your Outlook.com address and password.
  • Select the fields that you want to sync. Tap Save.

Android

You can use Outlook.com on your Android phone or tablet with the free Android app published by Microsoft + SEVEN.
  1. Download the app - Search for Outlook.com in Google Play with your Android device.
  2. Enter your Outlook.com email address and password, and then tap Next.
  3. Choose additional options like sync mail frequency and nickname to use, and then tap Next.
  4. Check/uncheck sync calendar and contacts, and then tap Next.

Windows Phone

  • On Start, flick left to the App list, tap Settings, and then tap Email & accounts.
  • Tap add an account.
  • If you have a Windows Phone 8, tap Outlook.
    – or –
    If you have a Windows Phone 7, tap Windows Live.
  • Enter your Outlook.com address.
  • Tap the Password box, and then enter your Outlook.com password.
  • Tap Sign in.
Other

Outlook.com POP Mail Server Settings

When you add the outlook.com account to Outlook 2013, on the first screen make sure you select “Manual setup or additional server types”. On the next screen, choose “POP or IMAP” and enter the following Outlook.com mail server settings in the Server Information fields:
Account type: POP3
Incoming mail server: pop3.live.com
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.live.com

Logon Information:
User Name: your @outlook.com email address
Password: your @outlook.com password
outlook.com mail server settings
Then click on the “More Settings” button:
Outgoing Server tab: mark the box “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication” and select “use same settings as my incoming mail server”.
Advanced tab – Server Port Numbers:
Incoming server (POP3): port 995
 – you must also mark the box “this server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)”
Outgoing server (SMTP): port 587
 – you must also choose “TLS” for the option “Use the following types of encrypted connection”.
Outlook.com Mail Servers Port
You can use the same Outlook.com POP server settings for any other email app, including iOS or Android Email apps.

Outlook.com Active Sync Settings

ActiveSync lets you send, receive & synchronize not just your emails, but also your calendar, contacts or tasks. When you add the outlook.com account to Outlook 2013, on the first screen make sure you select “Manual setup or additional server types”. On the next screen, choose “Outlook.com or Exchange ActiveSync compatible service” and enter the following Active Sync server settings:
Mail Server: m.hotmail.com
Also, mark the box to use SSL for the server connection.

User Name: your full @outlook.com email address
Password: your @outlook.com password
Outlook.com Active Sync Server Settings

Overview: Outlook.com Server Settings

The Outlook.com mail server settings are valid for every email client application that supports the POP3, IMAP or Active Sync protocols, no matter the platform (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, etc).
Outlook.com POP3 servers
Incoming mail serverpop3.live.com
Incoming mail server port995 (SSL required)
Outgoing (SMTP) mail serversmtp.live.com
Outgoing (SMTP) mail server port587 (SSL/TLS required)
Outgoing server (SMTP) authenticationyes, same settings as my incoming mail server
Outlook.com IMAP servers
Incoming mail serverimap-mail.outlook.com
Incoming mail server port993 (SSL required)
Outgoing (SMTP) mail serversmtp-mail.outlook.com
Outgoing (SMTP) mail server port587 (SSL/TLS required)
Outgoing server (SMTP) authenticationyes, same settings as my incoming mail server
Outlook.com via Active Sync
Active Sync mail serverm.hotmail.com (SSL required)

Thursday, August 15, 2013

INTERNET PROTOCOL SUITE

The Internet protocol suite is the networking model and a set of communications protocols used for the Internet and similar networks. It is commonly known as TCP/IP, because its most important protocols, the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP) were the first networking protocols defined in this standard. It is occasionally known as the DoD model due to the foundational influence of the ARPANET in the 1970s (operated by DARPA, an agency of the United States Department of Defense).
TCP/IP provides end-to-end connectivity specifying how data should be formatted, addressed, transmitted, routed and received at the destination. It has four abstraction layers which are used to sort all related protocols according to the scope of networking involved.[1][2] From lowest to highest, the layers are:
The TCP/IP model and related protocols are maintained by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).