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Re: 701c noise & screen saver questions



     re:  noise
     The only internal device with moving parts inside the 701's case
     is the hard drive.
     
     Thus, your hard drive is starting to go.
     sorry.
     
     re:  screen saver
     Check your APM settings inside the bios - my guess is that you have
     a screen dimmer/power saver setting that is turning on before
     your screen saver.
     
     Mitchell
     
     


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Subject: 701c noise & screen saver questions
Author:  Peter Lewis <pele@wolfenet.com> at Internet
Date:    12/22/97 10:14 PM


     
Seems like my 701c is getting noisier. There's this low-key whir, sorta 
like the sound a vacuum cleaner makes when it sucks up a patch of dirt, 
then goes over a clean, smooth bit, then hits a dirty patch again. Very 
steady, mild, cyclical vibration that maybe was always there, but seems 
louder somehow. The unit has never been totally silent, and I'm not sure 
what to make of this. I think there's time left on the warranty (it was 
built 1/96). I'm the second owner. Have never used EZ-Serve, though I've 
read lots about it (good and bad) off this list...
     
Any thoughts on my best move?
     
     
Another issue:
     
I have a screen saver (3D pipes) set to kick in after 1 minute. With the ac 
adaptor plugged in, the screen saver stops after a minute or two, and the 
screen turns black. When I tap the eraser cap, the screen saver returns. Is 
this normal behavior?
     
If it matters, I'm running Win95 w/24 megs of ram.
     
Thanks in advance.
     
Peter
     
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Peter Lewis
pele@wolfenet.com
     
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