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Would Power BI be available in China and Australia?
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What portable power options available

What portable power options are available?

Define what you think "portable power options" mean to you. Backpacking power, power while driving, power while flying, power when the power grid goes down, solar power...? Where will you be using your computer that requires "portable power"?

Power Map Available for Excel 2010?

Hi,
I would like to download Power Map for Excel 2010. Does Microsoft have an add-in for Power Map for Excel 2010? I've been searching but have only come across an add-in for Excel 2013.
Thank you.
Stuart

Nope. It is for Excel 2013 only (Office 365).

Frozen and no power button available

My iPhone 4S is limping along (upgrade date June 18th---how do these things KNOW this?): power button has been broken for a month (found work around for that), NOW the main screen (slide to unlock) is frozen. I can use Siri to open apps, AND I can type etc once away from main screen I have no reset ability due to no power button. Am I stuck?

Are you using the Assistive Touch square/circle? If so, you can use that to shut the phone down and then plug it in to start it back up again. Open the menu, tap Device, then press and HOLD on the Lock Screen option. This should bring upt the Slide to Power Off option.
If that doesn't work, you can go Settings>General>Reset Network Settings. This will restart the phone. You'll have to re-enter your wifi passwords but no other data will be lost.
~Lyssa

Is there an available car charger/ power supply for the iPad that works?

Is there an iPad car charger/ power supply available?

There are many of them: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_ipad/ipad_accessories/power

Power available for GPU/graphics card/Quadro 4000

I need to upgrade to a Quadro 4000 GPU in order to use DaVinci Resolve on my Mac Pro. DaVinci needs to graphics cards for full operation: the Quadro to process video and another card to actually run the displays (an Apple 30" Cinema Display and a 21" DVI monitor).
Any of the decently powerful cards I'm looking at require power from the mainboard -- which has two power outlets. The Quadro 4000 requires both of them.
Is there another power source available somewhere inside the computer to run this second graphics card? Or perhaps someone can suggest a good solid graphics card to run the two displays that does not require power?

And your Mac running OS X will not accept the Quadro 4000.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/H3314LL/A
Same card on Amazon for $790 with MacPro3,1 or later
http://www.amazon.com/PNY-DisplayPort-Profesional-Graphics-VCQ4000MAC-PB/dp/B004 CRS78O/
There are some helpful comments there like this one:
i work in 3D visual effects, post production, and graphics.
this video card works fantastic under Windows 7. the Windows drivers for the Quadro are finely tuned and allow particular applications to take full advantage of the video card.
under OS X, the card is NOT worth the premium cost. my ATI 5870 performs better in applications that the Quadro 4000 is suppose to work better with. for the life of me, i can't understand why Nvidia/Apple can't get these drivers right under OS X. its the same story, Quadro release after Quadro release. Nvidia and Apple just don't seem to care. my current 2010 12-core Mac Pro might be my very last Apple desktop. i just can't justify the Apple tax anymore if Apple isn't going to provide basic stuff professionals need. it just seems like Apple is drifting farther and farther away from the professional market.....so disappointing.
another extremely annoying thing is that i can't have my ATI 5870 and Quadro 4000 running at the same time. the Mac Pro only has two 6-pin power cables!!!! what's with that!! are you kidding me??!!
So you need to look at a new Mac. Or running Windows. Or... something.
2008 brought with it EFI64 / UEFI which is what you would need right now. Had you waited back when you did buy your Mac Pro until March 2008.... you would really have been set as far as usiing Quadro or GTX 285 and having 64-bit EFI. I just think this is another of those times.
Not everyone is ready to and running Lion, but Lion does have some support for the GTX 580, which is more power.
http://netkas.org/?p=1059
http://forum.netkas.org/index.php/topic,979.0.html
http://forum.netkas.org/index.php/topic,979.15.html
This: support for GTX cards even in MacPro1,1 if you have 10.7,3
http://forum.netkas.org/index.php/topic,1897.0.html
Why wait? Ivy Bridge from Intel in April will and has to arrive someday on Apple's desktop.
the GTX 680 arrives on 23rd, and AMD has their new line of GPUs, so something there.
Your GTX 285 no matter what, unless the seller isn't what he/you say they are, should work in Windows, Mac OR PC. I've used GTX 260 in my Mac Pro and in a PC with X58.
Vendors are coming out with Thunder storage arrays more so now, more for laptops and other systems, but there and using optical.
Given your needs etc I would find someone that wants your system and PowerPC etc and part with it. If you can't wait, or don't want "1.0" and want solid mature and known hardware, pick up one (you could even get the $2100 2.8 4-core ref'd model and do the W3680 6-core 3.33GHz $599 yourself.
www.macperformanceguide.com has a number of tips. The guy is now running 100% SSDs with a pair of PCIe controllers populated with 1TB SSD modules on each, and 48GB RAM. 2010 lets you use 3 x 8 or 16GB RAM also.

Use of WRT54G after Power Surge

I was very satisfied with my WRT54G v2 until I went on vacation and came back. While on vacation a power surge or lightning struck and wiped out a bunch of things from my garage door opener to office: cable modem (no ethernet port), router (no internet port), old BEFSR41 used as a switch (power supply dead).
After puttering for awhile, the WRT54G has some limited lifesigns.
-- wireless access works fine
-- switch ports work fine
-- Internet port does not work
Question:
-- Is this something that is serviceable?
-- Can it be converted into an access point or something?
Are old power supplys available for BEFSR41? or is it just junk now (even with supply, it could be fried)
A few thoughts would be worthwhile

You can still use the router like a wireless switch. It can be either connected straight to a modem for a single wireless computer or be connected to an existing network that has a router.
All you have to do is connect this router to the modem on any of it's switch ports and same thing if it'll be connected to a switch or a router.

HP 6110 All-in-One - Software availability

A friend gave me a used HP 6110 All-in-One, but did not include an installation disk or power cable. Where can I download the software? Please give me the link. Can I use any USB power connection cable or is there a product spesific transformer-type power cable available?

Hello CrossBear,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums.
Regarding the HP Officejet 6110 inquires you have about the USB cable and software, I would like to help. The USB cable needs to be USB 2.0 A-B, they are not product specific.
HP Officejet 6110 All-in-One Printer Drivers is where you can download the software and drivers for your Operating System if available. This printer does not have full feature software for Windows Vista, 7 and 8 for example.
Let me know if this has helped.
Thanks,
JERENDS
I work on behalf of HP
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Bus power external drive for Intel IMac recommended?

Getting ready to replace external hard drive.I have a 2TB now that is formatted in to 2 drives, 1 for TM and 1 for clone. Told that TM needed it's own drive and should get a second for clones and other files. I can make a bootable drive out of the external but not TM drive.
I was looking at some bus-powered drives and not sure how IMac and TM on a bus powered drive would work. Am I able to consider these bus powered HD's - they have power supplies available? Can I depend on my Mac/TM to work well with a bus powered drive with an ac adaptor (because of there small size) or should I get a powered external hard drive for Time Machine and something smaller for my clone? Any ideas?
Looking at OWC Mercury Elite Pro mini, GDrive mini and the CalDigit AV drive. Open to any suggestions and using FW800.
Thanks.

I have never trusted bus powered usb devices. I use a powered multi port hub. Not only does this supply bus power to an army of usb devices (printer, scanner, camera, hard drives, etc.), the hub can be placed close to me. No need to reach for hidden usb ports, no trying to figure out which way is up on the plug ....
http://usb-hub-review.toptenreviews.com/
p.s. there are many posts here about usb devices being arbitrarily disconnected from the computer for lack of power.

Zen Micro Charger - for times when you aren't near a power source for day

Hi All ... now this may seem like a strange request and i'm not sure whether it would be possible but here goes..
As a traveller around the world there is many the time when i am away from a power source for a number of days maybe 5. This means i would either have to carry alot of precharged batteries around or to find another way to charge up my Micro battery/s.
With this in mind i was thinking ... could i use any other method to charge my battery (being as there is no power source available .. including a laptop) So could i build a solar panel of some description ? Could i create a charger using Ordinary Alkaline batterys ... Any suggestions?
I'll probably have to buy 5 or more batteries in the end .. but it was just a thought.
Thanks in advance for any ideas you may have.

interesting topic, other then camping, i can't see a time, for me at least, where this would be relevant, but a solar charger sounds like an interesting idea none the less. this is the time i bring along my minidisc player that uses AA batteries of which i have an infinite supply :smileyvery-happy: Other then that, i have this tire inflater that has a built in recharable 2v battery. the nice thing about it is it has a cigarette lighter type DC jack on it. i haven't tried it to charge but i'm sure if you got a DC - USB charger it could work (on a camping type expedition that is, you wouldn't want to drag it onto a train)
which brings me to another point, why is is that most portable players have to use some proprietary battery format? i know that SIZE is prolly the *biggest* reason but i just don't understand why you can't build a small player that runs on something standard like AA or AAAs. i don't mind having an extra battery around but at $40 or so per battery, there ain't no way i'm buying like 5 or 6 batteries. sheesh!
Message Edited by steveski on 03-02-2005 08:54 PM

Where do I get the AC to DC Power Adapter for a Linksys "Compact USB 4-Port Hub [USBHUB4C]

I have two Compact USB 4-Port Hubs, Model Number USBHUB4C. These Hubs can be powered, but I cannot find any information on External Power Adapters for these Hubs in any of the documentation or on the Linksys Web Site.
I need to know if Linksys has such Power Adapters available, and if so what the Model Numbers are, and how or where to purchase them.
If I will need a third party Power Adapter, I need to know what the Output Voltage & Current requirements are, and I also need to know the Polarity of the of the two Jack Contacts. [i.e. Is the center pin on the Hub's Jack Positive or Negative?] If possible I'd like to have a recommended Brand and Model Number for the Power Adapter.
Thanks In Advance,
Bruce

Friday, August 28, 2009, 0302 PDT
Hi, again,
Boy, am I glad I was able to find an answer to my problem in here. I find this very interesting. Here it is, almost 3 years after I made the original post, that I need to find the Power information, for this Device, again, but because of a Computer Crash, I could not get to the original notes, I made about this Forum Entry, so I began the search, again.
I find this very interesting. Here it is, almost 3 years after I made the original post, that I need to find the Power information, for this Device, again, but because of a Computer Crash, I could not get to the original notes, I made about this Forum Entry, so I began the search, again.
I have myriad AC/DC Converters, some of which are Voltage Selectable, but since the Power Specifications aren't on the HUB, or in the PDF Documentation, as is the case with most other Products, I came back to LinkSys/Cisco. As soon as I entered the Model Number of the "Compact USB 4-Port HUBs, Model Number USBHUB4C," for a search, this Forum entry came up on the page, and it appears there haven't been any queries, on any other subject, about this Device, in the interim.
Since the entry has been Viewed 2,484 times, hasn't it dawned on someone that it might be a good idea to carry a Power Product, that is compatible with this HUB, or at least provide a Specific Source, with a Model Number, (for instance, a Radio Shack SKU) so we don't need to hunt for one, over, and over. Why the information was never included in the package with the HUB, beats me. (It should have been on the Device, itself.)
Anyone who knows anything about USB Devices, knows that many of them cannot be powered from the USB Ports on a Computer, especially, on Laptops. Since one of the things mentioned in the Specifications is the fact that you can have "Max. Devices 127 (Daisy-chaining Hubs Together)," it would seem to be obvious that Power Information would be necessary. Since the "Daisy Chain" number is true, it should be obvious, that the "Chain" would require quite a few AC/DC Adapters to power it, adequately.
When this Device was Designed, the requirement for External Power must have been known, or there would never have been a Power Connector built into the Device. I've been in electronics for about 50 years, now, and I know that presently, it's a rarity that the Power Requirements aren't shown on the Device itself, with a Symbol depicting the Polarity of both the Inner, and Outer Conductors. Even Toys have that information shown on them.
I love these HUBs, but LinkSys/Cisco has really dropped the ball on this one. I'm guessing that a lot of people have discovered, that if this 4-Port USB HUB doesn't have External Power, they quickly decided not purchase another one, when they need to "Daisy Chain" them together, for their Network of USB Devices.
When you consider the loss of HUB Sales, coupled with a loss of income from a Power Supply they've never stocked, the numbers could be quite large. That's not even considering the Support time I'm guessing would have been necessary when Customers determined they had a problem, and needed answers. (It's not really a guess, since I talked to several Support People, without getting a satisfactory answer, before I finally came to this Forum, as a last resort.)
I was actually shocked to find that LinkSys/Cisco, didn't sell an AC/DC Power Supply for the HUB, because Power Supplies like that are so commonly required, with the Electronics sold, today. I'd be willing to wager that LinkSys/Cisco does, in fact, carry an AC/DC Power Supply that would be compatible with the "Compact USB 4-Port HUBs, Model Number USBHUB4C," they sell. When something like this happens, I wonder how many other Opportunities like this, have been missed by the people who work for this company.
We've all heard the expression about "Being too close to the Forest, to see the Trees." This may be a good example of it's meaning. At least I was able to find the answer to my Problem, thanks to the fact that the Query I made almost, 3 years ago, which had an answer, was still available to me, thanks to this Forum.
Very Interesting!
Bruce Feezel
Comedian62

Seeking a longer power cord??? (G4-flatscreen IMAC)

Are longer power cords available rather than the standard 6-footers? If not, does anyone have a solution that would get me to at least 8 feet? Thanks.

Sure voltage drops off over long distance; but as all Macs have auto-switched power supplies capable of running with anything between 100 - 240 volts AC at 50-60Hz there really isn't an issue. I remember watching a colleague plug his Compaq laptop (rate for a 230VAC european supply) in to a 115 volt socket. It actually stuttered on DVD playback!
This won't be an issue. You can either use a domestic extension lead as JPT says or buy a longer 'cloverleaf' mains cable.
regards
mrtotes

How to maintain high battery power?

For MacBook Pro, the battery was built-in with system, unlike other ordinary notebook where they are detachable. Please suggest which below is the proper way to use with charger and battery so as to maintain high power battery life.
1. Whenever AC power is available, always connect charger with AC power supply, no matter whether the battery has been charged or not.
2. Connect charger only whenever battery power has been used up. Whenever battery has been charged, detach the charger so as to allow battery power to be used up again. The procedure will be iterated.
I suggested the Apple web page about battery, however I cannot interpret what the answer should be for my above question.
I look forward to a procedure so as to decrease the battery life depreciation. Perhaps you would noted that, for ordinary notebook, if their battery was continuously charged, no matter it has been charged fully or not, the battery life will be depreciated, where the maximum power would be lower and lower gradually even when it was fully charged. Therefore, in the old day, I would normally detach the battery and directly connect power supply so as to avoid battery power depreciation.
Please comment.

HI,
Open System Preferences/Energy Saver. Where you see Settings for, click that pop up menu and select Battery. Now click the Optimization button and select Better Battery Life.
*"Whenever AC power is available, always connect charger with AC power supply, no matter whether the battery has been charged or not"*
Yes.
*"Connect charger only whenever battery power has been used up. Whenever battery has been charged, detach the charger so as to allow battery power to be used up again. The procedure will be iterated"*
No. Connect to AC power whenever you can.
Apple Portables: Tips for maximizing your battery charge
Carolyn

Power support

We are currently running 46c on sles8 and oracle 9.2.0.4 32-bit.
We wish to :
a) move to 64-bit power platform with sles10 and oracle10.
b) Upgrade from 46c to ERP 2005 (not unicode).
Can you please confirm if the power platform is supported for our
environment ?
We did a test upgrade by following note 939406 which is for x86.
Is there a similar note available for power ?
If not how can we execute step a ?
The only installation cdrom I found is : 51020565 for sap kernel
46d_ext 64 bit.
Does this support power ?
I did not find any patches for this kernel for power ?
Do they exist and if so where ?
Rgds, Eirikur.

Hi Erikur,
<i>> It looks like there is no power support available for running kernels 4.x.</i>
Correct, support of Linux on IBM System p (fka as Linux on POWER) starts with 640-based products. There is no support for 4.x based systems.
<i>> This would mean that I would first have have to upgrade to ERP 2005 with kernel 7.x on an
> X86 machine and then do a system copy to my new power server ?</i>
That's a possible solution.
Some important OSS notes which might be interesting:
- 171356 (you probably know this one...)
- 865307 (Installing ABAP 6.40 application server on Linux)
- 1092448, 975196 (needed for the installation of Oracle)
Best regards,
Elmar.

I lost the power supply cable of my AirPort Extreme.

I need a power supply cord for my AirPort Extreme.

If it is the tall one, it is standard figure 8 power cable available in any store with electrical items. But not in white.. they are black and grey and even brown but never white. Also the Apple ones are top quality.
If it is the flat one you are talking about the whole power supply. Any 12v 2A or greater with standard 2.5mm dc adapter will work fine.

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