how can i shutdown Idle Speed Control for mercury Motor?
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You can unplug it, but then the car won't run.
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get an uninterruptible power supply...
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do you want the procedure, or the spec?  What year is your vehicle - it matters.\nSpec: 8 degrees before top dead center at idle.\nProcedure:  need timing light - timing marks on vibration damper and metal pointer attached to block points to marks - loosen clamp holding distributor down and turn distributor to adjust timing (small movements while running)
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You should see a printer icon down in the system tray.  Click this to open the printer status box.  In this box you should be able to pause or cancel the operation.
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simple test to the previous answer unplug the solenoid. you can drive it with it unplugged but the gas millage will drop and tranny over heating is a possability leading to failure
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Try Global Spec. It's free and allows you to put in your desired torque and rpm, then shows you matching products. Keep in mind they will spam the email account you register with mercilessly.
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Start, control panel, sounds....look for the start up and shut down on the list.
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win key, then u, then u again\nor\nctrl+r and type shutdown\n\nif there is another way, then i don't know about it.
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There's a cheaper way to do it, but it will take some time.  Just click on the start button, click on Run, then type "msconfig" without the quotation marks.  Then, click on the Services tab at the top.  Services can be disabled from there.  \n\nJust realize that those services aren't what's slowing your computer down.  To speed it back up, click on the next tab to the right, Startup, and stop all of that trash that's in your system tray (next to your clock) from running every time you start your computer.  You'll notice a big difference, espcecially if your laptop is an older one.
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You can't shut a computer down via the Power Options control panel, unlike what the previous person said.\n\nYou can do it via a scheduled task. \n\nStart --> Control Panel --> Scheduled Tasks\n\nDouble-Click Add Scheduled Task\n\nClick Next\n\nClick Browse\n\nBrowse to C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32&#92;shutdown.exe, and select it\n\nGive the task a name and select its frequency (make sure you don't set it for startup or log on!) and click Next\n\nSet the time to do the task and click Next\n\nMake sure the computer&#92;user name of a admin is in the user name box and the correct password (if there is a password) has been provided, then click Next\n\nClick Finish\n\nThat will automate your shutdown.
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Just jam yer foot on the brake, then stomp the gas.  The engine will overpower the brake on the driven wheel.  \n\nYou are already screwing up your car, why not burn up the brakes too?
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apart from looking 4 afriend who owns another, ur best bet is to visit www.mercury-pc.com/downloads_list.php?productid=85. Ofcourse if u're using Win XP, u might be able to install  ur drivers from its drivers  pool
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Usually, there is a system tray icon either for your batteries or you plugged in power, that you can select.  For instance, on mine, if I right-click the power icon in my system tray, I can select "adjust power properties".   You should be able to find something similar in your Control Panel.\n\nIn those options, you should have the choice to enable or disable hibernate support.
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Run your computer over with a vehicle repeatedly
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Go to Control Panel then Security Center and there you can turn it off or on. You want to have it on.
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1. Go to Start > Run\n\n2. Copy and paste this text into the small window (without quotes):\n"powercfg /g off /option videodim"\n\n3. Click OK\n\nIf you want to re-enable dimming on battery power, replace "off" with "on"
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