If I have to pay the price to get my PC. fixed then it's not worth fixing. Nancy Reyes

For cheap sake, it may be worth it fixing it yourself if you could.

Your asking the wrong questions. The cost for the fuel pump is what it is. Shop around to get the best price. Rockauto for example. Second are you doing the repair or a shop. Replace fuel filter also. Next how is the car is it worth 300or 400 dollars or is it worth 2000. Can you afford to buy a new car or even a 1000 dollar car and pay to get it fixed. 300 hundred to fix the fuel pump is nothing when you think buying a replacement car for thousands. You do the repair yourself you only paying for parts not labor

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Hi longview924,

Unfortunately there is no way to make that game run on your mac. Your mac uses the older powerPC architecture (all G3, G4 and G5 macintosh machines use this architecture) but the game requires that you have a mac using the newer intel architecture.

I found the details of the system requirements here:
http://www.buzz99.com/1167/nancy-drew-trail-of-the-twister-system-requirements/

Intel and PowerPC processors are very different in how they work (Intel chips are CISC chips and powerPC chips are RISC chips), which is why there is no way around it. This is also the reason why apple dropped support for the powerPC architecture in mac OS 10.6 upwards.

Without meaning to sound harsh, it may be time to consider an upgrade - macs are very expensive but the intel macbooks are leaps and bounds faster than the powerPC range :)

Hi There, The most common problem by far is that the cord is faulty. This is a pretty easy repair to do at home. If your machine was randomly cutting out before it stopped altogether then the cord is likely the culprit. If however it stopped all of a sudden with no warning then it is possibly a switch or motor issue which is a much harder repair to achieve for a novice.
The kirby cords are not terribly expensive (and I have linked a how to video showing how its done) so if you need a new one I would say DIY is the go, otherwise spend the $25 get a pro to take a look.

If you are talking about registry errors, go to download.com type registry cleaner, you will presented with a list of choices, there are paid software as well as free ones.

If you are talking about registry errors, go to download.com, and type registry cleaners, there are a lot of free software out there with list of choices.

Sounds like you have a broken shifter pawl. It's behind the clutch assembly in the primary cover. You'll have to take the outer primary cover off, remove the engine sprocket and clutch assembly. The shifter mechanism is behind the clutch assembly. I would suggest the purchase of a service manual if you plan on fixing the bike yourself. In this particular case, the pictures in the book are worth a thousand words. It will show you how to adjust the shifter pawl with a simple picture where it would take me four pages to describe how to do it and we still may not get it right. Look at it this way, if you fix the bike yourself, the money you save by using the book will more than pay for the book and the next time you use it, it's free. At today's labor prices, it don't take long. Thirty minutes to an hour labor will pay for the book.

Good Luck
Steve

No, the only difference between the free and paid for edition of Malwarebytes is the paid one has active protection and web blocking. The database and scan engine are exactlry the same.

There won't be too many for the free version to fix, it will just take while the same as the paid for one.

Are you certain you removed the celophane from the new cartridge?

If this doesn't fix it - remove the driver and reinstall - get the newest driver for your printer that will work with your operating system.

If this doesnt work ... well it is worth $50.00 towards the purchase of a new printer at Staples and Office Depot. You probably cannot get it fixed for less than the price of a new printer.