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Re: Unable to open rpmsg

1. Close all open browser and office app.
2. Make sure to have same account (account where . rpmsg) at your outlook.
3. Wait for 5 minutes.
4. Restart your outlook , let it full load and check encrypted email once again.

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Jan 21, 2021 - rpmsg file attached. The text in the email says, "This message is protected with Microsoft Information Protection." It says go download Outlook.

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1.Press the FOLDER button to choose a folder.
Every time the FOLDER button is pressed, it cycles through folders and the List display will appear (+P20).

2 Press the + or – button to choose the file you want to erase.

3 Press the ERASE button. The “Cancel” indicator flashes.

4 Press the + button to choose “Erase”.

5 Press the OK button. The display changes to “File Erase!” and erasing will start. “Erase Done” is displayed when the file is erased. File numbers will be reassigned automatically

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXZ7y9UBj3E

The manual can be viewed here:
http://www.fixya.com/support/p228383-toshiba_pdr_m4_digital_camera/manual-5928

I don't see anything about a file error message, though....

Have you tried using a different memory card, or formatting the one you have?

The issue may be due to the file types of the pictures you are sending to the frame. You did not include the model number of the frame, so I can't be sure of the file types it can display but generally, JPG file types enjoy the most compatibility on such devices.

You should determine the file types of the images you are sending to the display. While displaying the slideshow, make a note of an image that displays properly. Look at the the image on your computer and check the file details to learn which file type it is. Play the slideshow on the frame and double check as many as you can against the list / thumbnails on the computer. After a short time, a trend show be visible. You may find that JPG and GIF files display properly, but TIF and others do not.

If you want those pictures to display, you'll have to convert them to one of the file types that does display. If you're finding that only some JPG (or other displayable file type) do not display properly, you'll have to see what is different. Sometimes, very large files may not display correctly, or it may have "too much color" information (they might be a 16 bit graphic or 16 million colors instead of an 8 bit graphic or 256 colors), or some other issue that isn't readily apparent. You can try resizing or converting to yet another format that is supported by the display (GIF for instance).

This is a starting point - hopefully you'll find the issue within one of these suggestions. Good luck! Please rate my reply - thank you.

Suggest you check first for damage to the Display Cable, before going further.

This is HP Support, the support page for the HP Pavilion dv2000 series laptops, and the Manuals download page,

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=1817074&

Left-click on the first file name -
HP Pavilion dv2000 Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide.

After you click on the above PDF file name, you may not see anything happening for up to 30 seconds. The file is downloading in the background.
(For a test I downloaded it just now. Took almost 40 seconds with a medium speed DSL connection)

Don't know if you are familiar with PDF files. If so disregard the following.

Suggest you view the file at the 100% view. You can enlarge the view later anytime you wish.
At the top header is a Zoom In icon, and a Zoom Out icon.
Zoom In +
Zoom Out -

To the left is the Bookmarks menu.
By default it opens to the main heading - Maintenance and Service Guide.
Left-click on the + sign to the left of Maintenance and Service Guide.

Scroll down the sub-headings, and left-click on the + sign to the left of -
Removal and Replacement Procedures.

Now scroll down, and left-click on -
5.12 Display Assembly

You're on Page 145.
Use the blue Down Arrow in the top heading, and scroll down to Page 146.
I want you to view the Display Cable, item number 1.

Enlarge the illustration.
Scroll the page up a little for better clarity of the Display Cable.

The number 1 is pointing to the male connector on the end of the Display Cable, that plugs into the motherboard.
It is shown unplugged from the female (White) connector on the motherboard.

The Display Cable connects to the motherboard, and then routes to the LCD Display screen via right by one of the hinges. (Left Hinge)

Opening, and closing the laptop can cause the Display Cable to become partially disconnected from the motherboard.

The area the cable routes through, may cause damage to the cable over time. Generally the damage is visual enough to see.
Sometimes the cable is stretched, and the damage is not readily apparent.

The tiny wires inside that cable's sheath can be stretched far enough to break, and the outside sheath will show no apparent damage.
Fun stuff, huh?

Most of the time however, the male connection on the motherboard, has become partially disconnected.

To access the Display Cable:

1) Remove all power to the laptop.
Remove the AC adapter (Charger), and the Battery.

2) Lay the laptop on a table, push the LCD display assembly until it is laying flat on the table.

3) Remove the Keyboard.
(Page 137)

4) Remove the Switch Cover.
(Page 141)


I await your reply (Via a Comment) after you have opened the laptop, and diagnosed whether you have a Display Cable partially disconnected, or damaged, or no apparent damage is visible.

[ You may have to remove the Display Bezel from the Display Assembly, and look at the connection of the Display Cable going to the Inverter.
Pages 148-149, and 152 ]

A message display as file integrity violated display when i try to copy or move the file

my mobile nokia 5610 has not supporting software...it say supportive file.nothing to display..

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my iriver t20 shows on display "file check error" and all my folder are disappeared.please help me to solve the problem. thanks for your assistant.