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If you've never seen a Blue Screen in Windows XP, then here it is: (apologies for the sun appearing)

It happnened when i was repying to a message on here :o

Thank you for submitting an error report. The error was likely caused by:

SpeedTouch USB (alcan5wn.sys)

SpeedTouch USB (alcan5wn.sys) was created by Thomson. Thomson has updates for SpeedTouch USB (alcan5wn.sys) that may correct the problem you reported. To learn more about the updates, see the Thomson Web site.

http://www.speedtouch.com/support.htm

If the problem persists, please contact Thomson and alert them of the problem.

I've had this happen a few times, always my modem driver playing up. Only happens once every other year B) ...

Not updating though!

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I once updated my Alcatel SpeedTouch modem.

After the update it ran as fast as my old 56K dialup.

This was one of the things that prompted my strict philosophy of it is ain't broke etc., etc.

Brian

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Poor Graham had nowhere to play when you know where was down.... so I nobbled him :lol: :lol: :lol:

Powerless.... don't you know anything about ergonomics.... you should have your screen at a 45 degree angle to the window.

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Poor Graham had nowhere to play when you know where was down.... so I nobbled him  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Powerless.... don't you know anything about ergonomics.... you should have your screen at a 45 degree angle to the window.

Well Exxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcusssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeee me.

Page 3 Experience, me thinks there ;)

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I'm just thinking of you and your poor eyes... you shouldn't have the sun reflecting in your screen like that..............um, how did you know I used to do page 3 ???? :huh:

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ummm now call me thick and slow but you do realise that it is the camera flash?

You ought to turn the flash off for pictures of this nature.

A computer monitor is a source of light and will in itself form the image on the light sensitive detectors (film or electronic array) in the camera. Applying extra light towards the screen from a flash or any other source will produce the effect shown or could reduce the contrast of a picture so much that it is un-viewable ;)

Brian

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