Miscellaneous
Frig (kitchen space is 71 H x 36 1/2 W x 32 D)
Washer and Dryer
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Kenmore 700 3.5 cu. ft. Capacity Top-Load Washer
- Sears item# 02629732000 Mfr. model# 29732
- $447.99
- Total Care agitator
- 5 water levels
- Dispersers for detergent, bleach, and fabric softener
- Extra rinse
- Quiet Pak II sound insulation
- End-of-cycle signal
- Procelain wash basket, and powder-coated top and lid
- Load balancer and leveling legs
- White with silver metallic control panel
- 26 in deep x 27 in wide x 43 1/8 in tall
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Kenmore 600 5.9 cu. ft. Capacity Electric Flatback Dryer
- Sears item# 02669652000 Mfr. model# 69652
- $343.99
- Moisture sensing
- 5 temperatures
- 40-min Wrinkle Guard
- Drum light
- End-of-cycle Signal
- No Quiet Package
- Drum and top are powder-coated
- White with silver metallic control panel
- 26 in deep x 29 in wide x 43 3/8 in tall
- 1-way venting
Cooktop
Garbage Disposal
- Current model: In-Sink-Erator; 1 HP; 11" high; plugs into outlet under the sink
- InSinkErator Ratings: Excel > Essential > Premier > Compact & SpaceSaver > Badger
- Home Depot Disposers
Microwave
- Dell (07/08)
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Matrox Graphcis eXpansion Modules (07/08)
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Netgear ProSafe VPN Firewall 50 with 8 Port 10/100 Switch and Dial Back-up;
Model FVS338 (07/08)
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SimpleDrive External USB 2.0 (07/08)
- Safely Remove Hardware Icon
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Q&A: 7/14/06 My external HD is not recognized by my PC @ forums.cnet.com (really good answers; 7/13/06) (03/09)
- Safely Remove Hardware Icon
- The icon is there for you to properly remove the device in question as to not damage the device
- If you left click the icon, you will get options to remove the proper device from the system
- When you click on the proper device, and click STOP, it will tell you it safely removed the device
so you can THEN unplug the USB device
- You may also right click the icon and remove the exact device in question (unless you have more
than one)
- I've experienced similar problems with LaCie external hard drives - the solution that has worked
for me in the past has been to connect the drive as usual, but then disconnect and re-connect the
power cord (whilst keeping the USB connection). This then 'initializes' the drive and it works normally.
Give it a go - it has worked for me on a couple of machines.
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SimpleTech SimpleDrive External HD Problems @ forums.cnet.com (9/27/2006) (03/09)
- Don't use the front USB ports
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Simpletech SimpleDrive 250 GB not detected on my computer @ forums.cnet.com (9/05/2007) (03/09)
- Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Management
- If you see "Unallocated Space", you should partition and reformat the disk
- Move the SimpleDrive to a rear port
- Try the SimpleDrive on another PC; if it works, the problem is with the computer
- Try all the USB ports; some work and some may not work
- Try a working USB port (which has been tested with a USB stick)
- Replace the USB cable with a better one
- Lay the SimpleDrive on its side, instead of vertical in its stand
- Use a shorter USB cable
- Checked under Device Manager, and noticed a SECOND listing for the Simpletech drive
- It was listed under hard drives, not under USB devices
- Under the property Volumes, nothing was listed
- I clicked Populate, and found my drive listed as F-drive
- F-drive was a mapped network drive
- This was a drive conflict
- I unmapped the network drive, and it came to life as Simpletech
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Recover Files from SimpleTech External Hard Drives (TestDisk) @ en.allexperts.com (03/09)
- New drives by SimpleTech
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Sonata Trading Computers (07/08)
- SwingSeat.com (07/08)
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TradingComputers.com (07/08)
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