1. i downloaded the new ie explorer. nothing major going on except sometimes when i am looking at threads, while scrolling down, everything disappears til i hit the compatibility icon. is this a problem?
2.on my tv surround sound, the past few weeks my system will shut down surround sound and it will show PROTECTED on display screen. what can i do about this?
any info? thnx
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1. i downloaded the new ie explorer. nothing major going on except sometimes when i am looking at threads, while scrolling down, everything disappears til i hit the compatibility icon. is this a problem?
2.on my tv surround sound, the past few weeks my system will shut down surround sound and it will show PROTECTED on display screen. what can i do about this?
IMHO you should change to Firefox...you would be much happier. As far as the Surround Sound goes, you need to address the parameters in the SS. Google the problem, there are some easy explainations there of what I am talking about. "Google= (Surround Sound- Protected)
IMHO you should change to Firefox...you would be much happier. As far as the Surround Sound goes, you need to address the parameters in the SS. Google the problem, there are some easy explainations there of what I am talking about. "Google= (Surround Sound- Protected)
I'm assuming it's your receiver that's shutting down, correct? Most commonly that happens due to a speaker lead shorting out. If all of your connections are clean on the speakers & the back of the receiver, you could have a speaker going bad. Could also be because you're running 4-ohm (or less) speakers at a high volume through a receiver that recommends 8-ohm loads only, or the unit is just not getting adequate ventilation, causing it to overheat. My BIL has an Onkyo that had that problem.
I'm assuming it's your receiver that's shutting down, correct? Most commonly that happens due to a speaker lead shorting out. If all of your connections are clean on the speakers & the back of the receiver, you could have a speaker going bad. Could also be because you're running 4-ohm (or less) speakers at a high volume through a receiver that recommends 8-ohm loads only, or the unit is just not getting adequate ventilation, causing it to overheat. My BIL has an Onkyo that had that problem.