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Shizzzon is steering you in the right direction, because if it IS a hardware related issue, reformatting wont do Jack.

I'm assuming you put the Micro SD Card, into a card converter to insert it to the PC. Does the card converter have a tiny switch on the side that says lock? sounds like you have your card locked.

try unplugging your laptop from the wall, taking out the battery, and holding the power button for 20-30 seconds then put your battery back in. Then try booting into safe mode w/ networking and update your graphic drivers as shizz said. my ideas are better than your idea roflll unplug and blah hahaha and display control or whatever its called on nvidia, excuse me why don't u submit some more brilliant advice instead of trashing mine i waited a couple days before posting, i just wanna help ive fixed laptops with blue screen errors by reinstalling windows before so im sharing and shizzon no disrespect taken i understand this is a technical subject idk how it works im just putting what has worked for me if windows registry has multiple errors then it could "overwork" the cpu to the point of protecting itself to the blue screen? Removing all power from the laptop resets Cmos, so if for any reason something in the Bios was changed, it would be reset to default.

Catalyst Control Center is a program associated with ATI/AMD GPU's and has NOTHING Todo with Nvidia GPUs, nor will it tell you if something is wrong with your graphics hardware.

Not to mention assuming the laptop only has 1 partition he would lose everything on the laptop.

If it was a CPU Cooling problem the laptop wouldn't blue screen it would just shutdown. The error its throwing is a GPU error due to corrupt Nvidia drivers, as shizzzzon said. Reformatting would probably do the trick but, that's assuming Rick has a copy of windows.

try unplugging your laptop from the wall, taking out the battery, and holding the power button for 20-30 seconds then put your battery back in. Then try booting into safe mode w/ networking and update your graphic drivers as shizz said.

I'm not 100% sure but I'd imagine it would draw power, maybe not a lot, but I would think it would draw something. Someone else here might be able to better answer that one. Just personally if I was going to leave it and not use it I'd disconnect it.

at the very least I would disconnect the harness's going to the amplifier, but weather you remove it or not is up to you. Leaving it there without being connected to anything won't hurt anything.

What kind of phone do you have? If you have an android, IMO You would be better going with a Windows 8 Tablet for compatibility reasons.

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What is the actual format the video is in? I know before you said you converted it to an AVI, and it increased the size which makes sense because .AVI Videos are raw video files, if you wanted to compress it you would want it in a .mp4 format, or in .AVI and use the video I linked earlier to compress it without giving up any quality.

A saw fence would be fine for sides, and length, but when I need to cut width in my case 40" it wouldn't do me much good? Unless they make them that long but if they did it would seem kind of hard to control. I've got a tool thread on here somewhere, search for it. Has a nice internet fence system. I don't recall the name although there is one in the garage. Add a $60 Makita saw and a $30 blade and you are GOLDEN.http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/7414-a-list-of-recommended-tools-for-building-speakers/ Just found it gotta head to class now though so ill actually look at it in a hour

Doesnt the SD card your using have something to do with upload speed? The guy at best buy told me to get a Samsung class 10 mini SD card as it was about the fatsest out there. Internet upload speed is most likely the cause of slow uploads.

Yes, it will drastically decrease the amount of time to upload, and only takes me around 5-10 minutes to render the compression

I used this for compressing my AVI's Takes them from like a 2 GB and makes them like 44 MB, and keeps the quality the same.

A saw fence would be fine for sides, and length, but when I need to cut width in my case 40" it wouldn't do me much good? Unless they make them that long but if they did it would seem kind of hard to control.

Interesting. Another thing you can do for straight cuts is use wood clamps / vice on one panel of wood on top of the panel you want to cut. Then you have an edge you can run your circular saw / jig saw against. I've tried this and I just can't get it right, It doesn't help that I have a cheap circular saw/blade, but if I'm gonna spend $100 on a new circular saw, this might be a better option for me. I haven't shopped around yet because honestly I didn't even know these existed until about half hour ago, but there seems to be a LOT of pricey ones.

http://www.sears.com/scheppach-6-1-4inch-blade-plunge-saw-w-2-pc/p-00936184000P?prdNo=7&blockNo=7&blockType=G7 Anyone ever heard of this brand? I'm thinking this making enclosures super easy, considering the hardest thing for me is making straight cuts.

So I went to Home Depot today to pickup 2 sheets of MDF, and instead of strapping it to my roof and having to drive 15-20 MPH All the way home I had them make a few cuts. I asked them to cut it at 40 inches, so I would have a 40 x 49" Piece and they cut it at 39 and 1/8" I asked them to cut the rest of the sheet down the center so it would be roughly 24.5", ended up with a 26" piece and a 22" piece. Needless to say I was extremely disappointed with Home Depot the only reason I went there is because Lowes was out of 3/4 MDF. If I need something cut when purchasing from now on, I wont be going to home depot. Forgot to mention the worst part of it is, the cuts weren't straight. I managed to salvage the wood and make most of my cuts though, plan on assembling the new box tomorrow.

I have a 02 Laredo, from what I know we have around the same cargo area size, so you should be around 40" wide, 30" depth, and 19 inches high (Its just good to know) The box in the cut sheets will work fine for you, just take your time and do a bit of browsing around this forum there's a lot of tips on how to make a box. Also what kind of electrical are you running? I know I'm using a HFI 1500D and when wired at 1 Ohm, on stock electrical I suffered from extreme light dimming/voltage drop. Considering 2001-2004 Grand Cherokees have little difference's if you're running stock power you might run into a few problems.

I have a 02 Laredo, from what I know we have around the same cargo area size, so you should be around 40" wide, 30" depth, and 19 inches high (Its just good to know) The box in the cut sheets will work fine for you, just take your time and do a bit of browsing around this forum there's a lot of tips on how to make a box. Also what kind of electrical are you running? I know 'm using a HFI 1500D and when wired at 1 Ohm, on stock electrical I suffered from extreme light dimming/voltage drop. Considering 2001-2004 Grand Cherokees have little difference's if you're running stock power you might run into a few problems.

I'm sure if you do enough searching you can find an already designed box for a BL, and the type/size of wood you would want to use is 3/4 MDF. Would help a bit if you told us what kind of vehicle its going into, whats your max dimensions for a box, and what size BL you're getting.

Good to hear you made it safe.