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Ricardo Agudelo

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any question on networking area,specially if it`s about Windows based networks. Also, as we do some software and hardware testing here,we can provide some help on the PC problems and repair. In PC communications and Internet access and use. Electronic Engineer,Experience 18 years in telecommunications, control, computers and networks

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I will do my best to answer any question regarding IP networks. Have experience in wired and wireless networking, mostly Windows based

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  • Knowledgeability 9.73
  • Clarity of Response 9.75
  • Timeliness 9.75
  • Politeness 9.87
  • Number of Questions (in Past 24 Hours) 0
  • Max Questions to be Asked (in 24 Hour Period) 1
  • Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 1129
  • Volunteer Since 2000-10-22
  • Prestige Points 18822

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Dan10/28/0910101010 
Steve10/22/0910101010Many thanks. Very helpful. Steve
Warm09/09/0910101010Sorry for my late rating. Thank you
John07/06/0910101010Thanks Richardo.
ashok06/26/0910101010thanx sir

Recent Answers from Ricardo Agudelo

2009-10-27 USB 2.0 not working?:

Probably because the attached device is not V2.0 compliant. I forgot to mention the message pops up also if you have a V1.0 or 1.1 USB hub attached to a port in your computer. Although I had seen some

2009-10-26 "you PC could run faster if..." (USB 2.0):

Hi Dan, Pretty annoying isn't it? The message only means that either the USB port in the computer and/or the attached device is not version 2.0. The difference means the port should downgrade its

2009-10-22 Fladh drive input:

Hi Steve, To the best of my knowledge, USB connectors never used modular plugs or jacks, so there isn't any adapter you may buy. In most old computers, the USB ports are near the keyboard and mouse

2009-10-05 sleep, hibernate:

Hi Chas, When the computer is in sleep mode, it keeps the memory active, so you can start working at once. When it is in Hibernate, the memory contents are dumped into the hard disk drive, so the memory

2009-09-07 Monitor power light blinking:

Hi Warm, Most likely, your computer has not passed the POST, and it is hung in the process. The monitor shows it is in power-save mode, waiting for the CPU to boot up. Troubleshooting may take some

 

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