Yes, you can look it up on the Kentucky Fish and Game site. My granddaughter got picked a few years ago, she didn't get any. It was the first time she put in!!!! My son-in-law has put in every year since it started and still hasn't got picked!!!! S-I-L
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It is. Thanks, I'll show Jan.
Instead of Memorial Day weekend weather, it's going to be more like Easter weekend weather.
I love, how the years go by, that archeology (many of them very secular) keeps proving things that are in the Bible to be true that people for years/decades/centuries have said weren't true.
The printer and computer is at the shop. She will check it out tomorrow at work. Thanks for the trouble you've gone to.@berniecarbo....does the computer run Windows10? Just saw this article. Fairly recent. Never heard of a printer crashing a hard drive....possibly, according to this article, the computer's hard drive is OK but the system is crashing due to this bad update?
The latest Windows 10 update could cause your printer to crash your PC
Microsoft is working on it
As Ohio Colonel has stated, it could be a conflict with Windows 10 or the printer USB port is overloaded on the computer.
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Thanks, as I said earlier, all this stuff is WAY above my pay grade. I'll pass it on to Jan.As Ohio Colonel has stated, it could be a conflict with Windows 10 or the printer USB port is overloaded on the computer.
My Printer Shuts Down My PC
My Printer Shuts Down My PC. The relationship between printers and PCs has long been fraught with difficulty. Why does the printer not print when you want it to? What are all of those flashing lights? Though print issues affect all small businesses, there
Elk make sense in environments without wolf predation. Wild but lazy. They turn into cows pretty easy if not chased around growing to 1000 lbs on grass with Kentucky productivity or not. Can trot like mule for 50 miles to escape predatory frenzied slaughter when free to be elk.
Elk make sense in environments without wolf predation. Wild but lazy. They turn into cows pretty easy if not chased around growing to 1000 lbs on grass with Kentucky productivity or not. Can pace like mule for 50 miles to escape predatory frenzied slaughter when free to be elk.
You're welcome. Enjoy!
I phrased that wrong, it's at our place of business, not a repair shop.
@berniecarbo....does the computer run Windows10? Just saw this article. Fairly recent. Never heard of a printer crashing a hard drive....possibly, according to this article, the computer's hard drive is OK but the system is crashing due to this bad update?
The latest Windows 10 update could cause your printer to crash your PC
Microsoft is working on it
For troubleshooting, if computer crashes, examine connections. If she prints using USB cable, then disconnect USB cable. Find either a cheap router and connect CAT-5 cables between printer to router and computer to router OR connect a CAT-5 crossover cable between printer and computer. Going with a router between PC and printer is preferable to crossover cable. Bet you can locate a cheap used router at Goodwill for $10. Perhaps $40-50 for a new router.As Ohio Colonel has stated, it could be a conflict with Windows 10 or the printer USB port is overloaded on the computer.
My Printer Shuts Down My PC
My Printer Shuts Down My PC. The relationship between printers and PCs has long been fraught with difficulty. Why does the printer not print when you want it to? What are all of those flashing lights? Though print issues affect all small businesses, there
Thanks, I'll pass it on.
If the printer has burned through 4 hard drives in a few years, also closely examine your electrical connectivity. Might replace a power strip or two. Ensure printer is dust-free. Dust is an amazing conductor. I've seen circuit boards short because of dust buildup.
Thank you.
Wow. That is hurricane strength. .
Every two years the Director has to renew her Respiratory license.......every two years I go buy a cheap printer......(under $50).....we don't use a printer around here......other than printing her license out.....it sits there and evidently goes bad......
When I was a kid my grandfather got me a part time job at Parkmoor Bowling Lanes......they closed down and were resurfacing the lanes and sprucing the place up......one of the guys that was sanding the lanes was a big guy that looked like a bear his back was so hairy........we were in the back and heard an explosion.....not real loud but loud enough........all you could smell was hair burning.........the sanding machine had sparked and the dust from the urethane and wood flashed.......it burned the hell out of him.......I never have liked dust collection systems......argued against it when they put a system in our shop.............
Much like corn dust up here and in the Corn belt.
!!! Back in the day I spent a lot of time around electronic/electrical engineers and electricians. Have never heard that. That's cool and simple.....if 'true' as Rooster said.
Thanks, several things for her to look through this morning.Hello, I read most of the reply's and real good input from them. I have a couple idea's too. Where the hard drive's are going bad is it the same power source/ plug-in where this happens? Has the computer been moved to a different outlet, or run an electric cord from another outlet for a while and see. (How old is the building?)
Power spikes or surges will zap a hard drive quicker than you could imagine. I think you mentioned that the printer works on other computers. Even a newer building could have a bad wall plug or plugs.
I may turn on a laptop computer in my home for a while sitting in my recliner but I have all my stationary and laptop computers on a UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply). That will ensure a decent electrical connection and if not it will allow for a graceful shutdown. It won't allow current that would harm your computer. (A consistent current is key to proper functionality. A UPS will make that happen.)
There are a lot of areas to check but if all is happening from or near the same power source, I'd try another power source for a while even if I had to run some 14 gauge electric cords to do it if I couldn't easily move my systems. The minimum would for sure be to use a surge protector but that is not a long term solution if your current is surging or spiking.
Also along the same line of electricity, I talked with an electrical engineer while I was inspecting his home one time in the Maryville area near Louisville. I took this to heart when he stated it at the time and have used it since (It doesn't cost anything and his credentials were displayed on his office walls from various institutions of higher learning.)
He stated to tie a loose knot in your electric line like the below picture. It was to stop certain surges of current. (It doesn't need to be at the connection, just along the line at some point.)(I will use a line used in Rooster Cogburn; "I ain't going to say if it's true or not, but it's comforting.")
