- #CANON MX310 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 64MB PRO#
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Printing a small multi-coloured test page or spacing out print jobs twice a week helps keep the printheads active and the ink flowing. The water needs to be topped up every 1-2 weeks. No rust or issues with humidity have been experienced and it slightly increases the humidity level inside the printer. A small plastic tray of tap water is placed on the inside of the paper outlet tray when the printer is not in use, near the print cartridge resting position. The household Canon MX310 has non-airtight lids for the paper tray inlets/outlets to help prevent the cartridges from drying out between use. Occasionally injecting 1-2 millilitres of water or alcohol into the base of the cartrige's ink sponge during refills has also been helpful - most cartridges have a temporary plastic ink well at the base of the cartridge, between the sponge and printhead, seperated by a non-removable filter, that gets gummed up over time. Distilled water or isopropyl alcohol (99% pure) liberally applied directly to the print head via gentle cotton swab is a good ink solvent. The biggest problem is dried up cartridges. Passing on some tips for inkjet printers with sponge cartridges and built-in printheads, maybe it helps keep an old printer alive. 2.1 beta, build 159 - for checking hdd temperatures and other info ( windows 95 and 98SE tested working ). there is also Hmonitor 4.1.4.5 (October 2004) for possibly checking cpu temp or other system temps, tested working on both windows 95 and 98SE, then there is aida32 3.94.2 ( both windows 95 and 98SE tested working ) which is mostly for checking system information but might also show storage device temperature, then there is HDD Health (S.M.A.R.T. other choices you have for 98SE is DTemp 1.0.0.34 for checking storage device temperature only ( also works on windows 95 ). as for cpu temperature monitoring, i have used hwmonitor 1.15 ( windows 98 version ) and / or speedfan 4.28 for 98SE. i currently bookmarked the pages for now.
#CANON MX310 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 64MB SOFTWARE#
I've never tested amn refrigerator ( any version ) on 9x, but there are at least two other cpu usage viewing software you can test. If anyone's interested in checking out any of this software: Not sure how it works now that AMN appears defunct.
#CANON MX310 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 64MB TRIAL#
Seems very good but removed, don't want a trial or to register.
#CANON MX310 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 64MB FREE#
If anyone can suggest a free real-time temperature monitor please let me know.Īlso installed Amn Task Manager, 30-day trial. Don't think Windows 98 has built-in CPU temperature monitoring to confirm whether the program makes a difference. The Pause key appears to halt the entire system, even mouse cursor. This provides a system tray graph and popup information. So then installed Amn Refrigerator v3.2 for Windows 95/98/ME. AMNHLTM was installed, upon reboot it did not provide any system tray information so there was no way to decipher whether the program was working. Any other suggestions please let me know. Maybe these coolers will help other users with older processors. Unsure whether it supports any newer hardware, the documentation did not specify.
#CANON MX310 DRIVER WINDOWS 10 64MB PRO#
I did not feel comfortable installing Waterfall Pro v2.99, as the original author is apparently MIA. There may also be an easy remove RAM cover, slip it off and vacuum out as much dust as possible.īoth Rain v1.0 and v2.0 were tested Unfortunately they don't support this AMD k7 Athlon 800 CPU, as outlined at. If you don't want to take the laptop apart, recommend at least vacuuming the grills. The grills easily clog with dust after a couple years. Good to see you around again Every laptop is different but check closely along the sides, back and bottom for cooling vents. The box raises the netbook nicely when seated in a recliner, improving ergonomics (reduced neck flexion).
A hacked USB connector hangs out the side, making it easy to plug in the fan as needed. Just an empty cardboard box, dimensions ~30 cm wide, ~25 cm front to back and ~20 cm tall, with an old CPU fan duct taped through a hole that blows cool air up to the bottom of the netbook. Too lazy to post a picture of my netbook 'cooling tower'. Nice wooden stand Keep meaning to mount a retro system on wood, fully exposed, set up on the corner of the desk.
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