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I've found this evening that if I click on my IE icon, the page opens at the remembered size at my default page which is blank. The anomaly occurs when I click on a shortcut icon from here. I've tried deleting the icon and resaving but thus far, it's not worked. However, when I click on something like Mailwasher pro.. the page opens at the 'saved' size. An odd one or sure. 
I have some pwr coming off the 20-pin mobo connector but JS coming off any of the other connectors I was able to check with a voltmeter. It's a Corsair and comes with a 5 year warranty but as it's over 12months old (it's JUST 2 years old), the original supplier (Overclockers) say I have to contact the manufacturer which is where I am at present. I hope they don't expect me to send it back to the U.S. 
I wish I'd have gone for the modular PSU because I have so many spare leads, the inside looks like a bad hair day!I'm pretty sure it was, however, even though the power consumption of the card is supposed to be only about 200W, I have 4 HDDs and a DVDRW and 8 USB connected devices, two of those are on a separately powered hub.DaveB wrote:Ee-gads George.. I hope it wasn't the 560Ti that killed it.
I admit I don't like coincidences and fitting the 560ti one evening and finding the PSU dead two mornings later did raise the odd alarm bell. I think the PSU had already started to fail though why, I couldn't say. When I realised the DVDR was on it's last legs.. which it had been for some time and I never bothered to replace it.. the drawer didn't like opening and when it did, the reader didn't like to read!.. putting a known working unit in and finding it didn't even power, not off any of the 4-pin peripheral plugs.. I suspected something was amiss. I put the DVDR (the old one) back into the XP2400 and it works like a good 'un. The new(er) one was sata and ran off the same sort of socket as you find on sata devices so that part of the supply was still working but to what degree I don't know. 
