How to install virus protection on mini projector screen

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We cut the broken sheet rock up the closest studs and cut a patch piece to fill the hole. Once everyone had cooled off, we drove to Home Depot and picked up some sheet rock and sheet rock mud.

After we found out that he was alright, then came the arguing and fighting. His entire leg came crashing through the ceiling, putting about a two foot hole in it. What he didn't realize was the 'board', behind the board he was standing on, was actually a piece of cardboard. He jumped up from the pain and took to steps backwards. While crouched and drilling the last hole, his finger got caught on the drill bit cutting his finger.

While my roommate and I were downstairs hooking up the surround sound system, my brother was in the attic drilling the last hole for the last wire for the surround sound system. When phishing cables down the wall, you will probably have to drill a hole in the stud running along the top of the wall from the attic. Okay, now for the biggest and most embarrassing failure of the project.

#How to install virus protection on mini projector screen how to#

If your curious on how to do this, check out this instructable: Just make sure it will fit your projector and can swivel/adjust to your ceiling situation.Д«ecause our attic was above our projector, we added an outlet in the attic for us to hook up to. I know we also bought our projector mount from amazon for about $35 but I can't seem to find the exact one we bought. Then we picked up some trim to put around the side from Home Depot. To build the frame for the screen, we used some scrap wood and an air nailer to build a rectangle to wrap the screen around. I can't exactly remember where we bought our screen fabric from but it was pretty much the same as this (I think we spent $30-40): I know it might be more than you want to spend, but it looks a million times better with a non-reflective fabric screen. Nothing looks worse than a properly installed projector projecting on a painted wall. The best thing you can do when installing a projector is to build a screen. For our projector, we only ran one 30 ft hdmi cable to the projector and put the switcher on the end with our cable box/ xbox/ computer. This one also has priority switching so if you turn on a device, it automatically switches to that input. We used this one (However I think we found it on ebay for about $10): An hdmi switcher takes 3 inputs and can switch between devices to the output. If your are running hdmi to the projector you should definitely consider buying an hdmi switcher so that you only need to run one cable. You first need to decide what cables you will be phishing.