My pvr is basically only a receiver anymore. I cannot rewind, record or pause tv, live or pre-recorded. I have about 12 hours of recorded movies on the hard drive, which should leave around 68 hours free, however, the pvr says it's full. It also erases protected programs and does not acknowledge any new free space.
I think you have the wrong category, unless it's a PC-Laptop?
SOURCE: can i clean my hard drive of unwanted files not just deletethem?
Your first check should be the add/remove applet in Control Panel. Uninstall any programs that you no longer use. This is the safest way to free up space.
You only need to delete any files that you don't need, and then empty the recycle bin. But be very careful what you delete, or you may find your computer wil no longer run. You don't need a special program to do this.
SOURCE: No free space on d drive
hmmm..well..this is not going to make you happy. Just did one of those myself, and had to re format the drive. You need at least 15% space to move around on a drive, and this one is most likely a virtual drive(carved out from C)..so, right click on it, and select format.
ALL your data is lost. Only other thing you might try is a remote backup of that drive.
click here for some of those options
SOURCE: Is there a stereo input for the Dell Inspiron 1100 to record?
Yes, the input is stereo BUT you need to configure Audacity to do the stereo capture. Go to File > Preferences. Once in the preferences dialog, go to the third Drop-down menu, and change from MONO to 2-channel stereo. That is.
SOURCE: My D: drive is 99% full how do I free up disk space ?
Music, video and pictures use the most hard drive space. Store them on a disc or on line storage site. After the delete or removing as advised, defrag you hard drive. This should free up space. Get rid of any programs you don't use. As long as you don't delete hidden files you should be fine. Hope this helps. If you are using windows XP go to start, control panel add and remove programs and delete only the programs that you installed and remove only them.
SOURCE: Won't boot from dvd or
Depends on what you mean by won't boot from DVD or Hard Drive,
it sounds like your boot order is what you're looking for help for.
To do this you need to get into your computers BIOS (or "Setup")
You can do this by rebooting the computer and the very very very first screen you see tells you how,
usually by pressing DEL or F2 or F10.
Without knowing the specific computer you're looking for help on I can only point you in the right direction however keep in mind the BIOS is for advanced users only and you can damage your computer by randomly changing settings.
What you're looking for though is usually called the Boot Order or Boot Sequence
You'll need to set whatever device you want to boot from higher on the list (usually with the up arrow or PgUp)
If you don't see your device on the boot list then it may not be detected due to failure.
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