Noisy case fan

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Stu Wilson

I have quieted down my case fan by detaching it from it's screwed on
position and hanging it using duck tape and long bag ties, from a short
distance above. It now hangs a very short distance from the front of the
case, very near it's original position but does not make the vibrating noise
it was making. I know this is not a real conventional or probably
recommended fix but it does seem to be working.
 
I have quieted down my case fan by detaching it from it's screwed on
position and hanging it using duck tape and long bag ties, from a short
distance above. It now hangs a very short distance from the front of the
case, very near it's original position but does not make the vibrating noise
it was making. I know this is not a real conventional or probably
recommended fix but it does seem to be working.
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check also fix on my site under comp/mods; works also awesome :-)
 
Spajky said:
I have no problem with W98+IE5.01SP2... normal displaying ...
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But IE is well known for accepting malformed pages. This helps it
to admit viruses and other security risks, and encourages purchase
of later OS versions with newer and shinier faults.
 
Spajky said:
I have no problem with W98+IE5.01SP2... normal displaying ...
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Ah, I see what it is. Mozilla Firefox does not convert backslashes to
forward slashes in URLs -- so it's not finding most of the images.
 
Ah, I see what it is. Mozilla Firefox does not convert backslashes to
forward slashes in URLs -- so it's not finding most of the images.
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I UL-ded corrected *.htm file now
.... will "repair" & UL other files maybe tomorrow ... (didn´t know
that backslashes have problems in Firefox ... nobody till now reported
me any problems with pics ... thanks ..
 
Spajky said:
I UL-ded corrected *.htm file now
... will "repair" & UL other files maybe tomorrow ... (didn´t
know that backslashes have problems in Firefox ... nobody till
now reported me any problems with pics ... thanks ..
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You have it backward. IE has problems with standards and
misinterprets backslashes.
 
Mozilla Firefox does not convert

You have it backward. IE has problems with standards and
misinterprets backslashes.
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.... whatever; I fixed stuff now & UL-ed corrected ALL *.html files
again; should be Ok now everywhere on the site ... :-)
 
I UL-ded corrected *.htm file now
... will "repair" & UL other files maybe tomorrow ... (didn´t know
that backslashes have problems in Firefox ... nobody till now
reported me any problems with pics ... thanks ..
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Mozilla use the standard.
Microsoft use their own "standard".
 
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