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Downloading Active@ Hard Disk Monitor 23.0.0Active@ Hard Disk Monitor is a freeware disk utility that monitors the status of your hard drives and scan for bad sectors. The system is based on the Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.). This software monitors hard disk parameters such as Temperature, Head Flying Height and Spin-Up Time and notifies a user when a critical condition occurs. Disk Monitor also displays hard disk information, current S.M.A.R.T. attributes and the overall status of the hard disk's health. Advanced disk scan allows you to detect bad sectors on a disk surface. The software can be launched automatically at Windows startup and monitor the system in the background. An icon in the System Tray can display the temperature for selected HDDs. --> To start download, click the following link: Download Link 1 Report Link Error | Back to Active@ Hard Disk Monitor Details page More Software of "LSoft Technologies Inc." Popular software of Utilities, System Utilities

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Downloading DawnArk WebCam Monitor 4.1DawnArk WebCam Monitor is a program that will let you use your webcam to view what is going on at home when you are away. This way you can monitor your children or pets, or check that no one has used or stolen your computer or web camera. DawnArk WebCam Monitor can send pictures captured at given lapses to your Photobucket.com account, which you can check periodically on any computer or mobile phone connected to the Internet. This way you will build your own remote surveillance system. This program also allows you to record videos from your webcam, with sound coming from any source you select (the microphone being the most obvious one). You can select which format you want the program to use to save the video files. The program has built-in profiles for each format, but you can modify them for your convenience. The unregistered version of DawnArk WebCam Monitor will place a big watermark on every captured video, and will record just the first sixty seconds. It will also send only a hundred pictures to your Photobucket.com account. --> To start download, click the following link: Download Link 1 Report Link Error | Back to DawnArk WebCam Monitor Details page Popular software of Multimedia & Design, Video

(03-31-2014 01:56 PM)aloening Wrote: I have a Win 8 PC with a Syncmaster SA850 monitor which has a native resolution of 2560x1440 and an Nvidia GT635 card until recently all was well. THEN - I did a windows update to 8.1 and from that point on I cannot get the monitor to run at native resolution. Samsung and Microsoft were no help at all - I have called them many many times. The only solution they came up with was to downgrade back to Win 8 which I have done with a completely clean install from the OEM disks.I know that this video card and monitor combination can work because it was working for months before the win 8.1 upgrade!I can set up a custom resolution in the nvidia panel but the monitor remains at 1920x1080 although the video card is clearly sending 2560x1440 because all the icons etc shrink. But because of the monitors setting the display is really fuzzy.Is the monitor connected via dual-link DVI? If the video card is actually sending 2560x1440, then the monitor can't be at 1920x1080. Check the monitor's menu in the information section to see what resolution the monitor is actually receiving from the video card.If you see 1280x1440 with dual-link DVI, then the monitor is only receiving a signal from one of the DVI links, which would explain the fuzzy picture. Usually that only happens if you're using the wrong type of cable, but even if that were the case, 2560x1440 should still be selectable without a custom resolution.If that's happening with a dual-link DVI cable, then it's likely an NVIDIA driver bug. It's like the driver is treating the dual-link DVI port as a single-link DVI port, which is why 2560x1440 isn't available, but then when you try to add a custom resolution, it still tries to split the output into two links but only sends out one link.If you see 1920x1080 when trying the custom resolution, then the video card is scaling the resolution down. In that case, select the "CVT reduced blank" timing standard and make sure the active pixels matches the resolution you're trying to set. (03-31-2014 01:56 PM)aloening Wrote: Odd thing is - this monitor as a 'dual screen' facility where you can have 1/2 the screen allocated to one input and the other half to another input. If I select that, with only one cable attached, I get a great 1280x1440 but of course only 1/2 the screen.1280x1440 @ 60 Hz doesn't require dual-link DVI, so it wouldn't be affected by this problem. (03-31-2014 01:56 PM)aloening Wrote: I tried the CRU but that did not seem to work.What did you try with CRU? 2560x1440 should have