There is no need to change operating systems or to change processors!There is a HotFix for this. The KB Article linked above is the correct one, and all you need is the hotfix associated with it.Go here:http://www.mdgx.com/mshf.phpenter the KB number 312108 in the form and click Submit, follow the sRead more
There is no need to change operating systems or to change processors!
There is a HotFix for this. The KB Article linked above is the correct one, and all you need is the hotfix associated with it.
@saidata: There is no autoexec.bat file in a Windows 8 system. What do you need to do? Run a script on startup? You can do that by running GPEDIT.MSC on a command line and then open Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Scripts. Then, double-click on the Startup iconRead more
@saidata: There is no autoexec.bat file in a Windows 8 system. What do you need to do? Run a script on startup? You can do that by running GPEDIT.MSC on a command line and then open Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Scripts. Then, double-click on the Startup icon in the right-hand window and follow the prompts. Go here for a more in-depth explanation and some links: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/…
It will not work, however, on any other type of wifi, such as a home network, and it will also not work on an ethernet connection. If it won't work n the cat-5/ethernet connection either then there are a possibly a couple of things to check first... Presumably you are referring to cat-5/ethernet conRead more
It will not work, however, on any other type of wifi, such as a home network, and it will also not work on an ethernet connection.
If it won’t work n the cat-5/ethernet connection either then there are a possibly a couple of things to check first… Presumably you are referring to cat-5/ethernet connection with “your” home router?
Look in Device Manager and see if there are any yellow exclamation marks showing in the Network Adapters “branch”. If so then start by resolving those…
That you can connect to other wifi (public) networks does suggest that the wifi adapter is OK; though possibly the cat-5/ethernet one isn’t. It may be the cat-5/ethernet adapter is simply “switched off” (disabled) on the laptop? Is there an icon in the system tray (bottom right) showing for the cat-5 adapter? There ought to be one for cat-5 and also the wifi adapter. If either is disabled/not working correctly often it will show as such. But again as you appear able to use wifi OK elsewhere, that adapter ought to show as OK in those locations, but not so “at home”.
Check Device Manager and see what may or may not be showing there.
Reboot the router and then see if you can connect to it via cat-5. IF not then “reset” the router. This will restore/reset the router setting to the default settings – as delivered.
Tried logging in under safe mode?No other admin account on the server?SOP to create one or two backup admin accounts. Something to remember for the future.See if you can't connect via MMC and loading the servers computer management plugin. see if you get access to users and groupsIs this server behiRead more
Tried logging in under safe mode?
No other admin account on the server? SOP to create one or two backup admin accounts. Something to remember for the future.
See if you can’t connect via MMC and loading the servers computer management plugin. see if you get access to users and groups
Is this server behind a firewall/router? More likely being hacked at this point than malware/virus which is the first assault on the server.
I'll usually overcome that with a FINDSTR, Here's an example.FOR /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%a IN ('Command ^| FINDSTR "String"') do (Command)Hope I've Helped.
I’ll usually overcome that with a FINDSTR, Here’s an example.
FOR /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%a IN ('Command ^| FINDSTR "String"') do (Command)
the closest you can get is vbscript, which is native to windows. You can write your own calculator using whatever degree of elaboration you have the patience for.here's a simple one (calc.vbs):set con=wscript.stdinset xx=wscript.stdoutset t=wscript.argumentsop=t(1)one=t(0)two=t(2)select case opcaseRead more
the closest you can get is vbscript, which is native to windows. You can write your own calculator using whatever degree of elaboration you have the patience for. here’s a simple one (calc.vbs): set con=wscript.stdin set xx=wscript.stdout set t=wscript.arguments op=t(1) one=t(0) two=t(2) select case op case “/” out=one/two case “+” out=one+two case “-“ out=one-two case “*” out=one*two end select xx.writeline(out) end
and call it like this (to capture the answer to a var): for /f %%a in (‘cscript /b calc.vbs 12.6 / 18.2’) do set xx=%%a echo %xx% ::—– end I was lazy and used separate arguments, so the spaces required between the numbers and operators. of course you can add as many other operators as you want: modulo, exponentiation, square roots, etc etc. I wish cscript could be compiled into .exe, but alas… i saw some for download but they were either “trials” or $$.
:: EX3.BAT Usage: ex3 "Path_Name\File_Name" @echo off > "%~dpn1.new" for /F "tokens=3 delims=," %%j in ('type "%~1"') do echo.%%j>> "%~dpn1.new" :: End_Of_Batch Example: ex3 "C:\My Folder\CSV File.txt"The result for the above example will be in "CSV File.new".
:: EX3.BAT Usage: ex3 "Path_Name\File_Name"
@echo off > "%~dpn1.new"
for /F "tokens=3 delims=," %%j in ('type "%~1"') do echo.%%j>> "%~dpn1.new"
:: End_Of_Batch
Example: ex3 “C:\My Folder\CSV File.txt”
The result for the above example will be in “CSV File.new”.
You put the IP address in the Address Bar of Safari and it should bring up the configuration page. http://www.ehow.com/how_2196172_pin...The problem is you are probably not connected to the router. As stated above, you may not have your network card on the right subnet which could be fixed by settinRead more
You put the IP address in the Address Bar of Safari and it should bring up the configuration page.
The problem is you are probably not connected to the router. As stated above, you may not have your network card on the right subnet which could be fixed by setting your network card to…
You shouldn't need any special drivers. Just install Ubuntu & use it. Coming from Windows, I think you'd probably like Mint better.http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1760
You shouldn’t need any special drivers. Just install Ubuntu & use it. Coming from Windows, I think you’d probably like Mint better.
Windows NDIS Error Fix
There is no need to change operating systems or to change processors!There is a HotFix for this. The KB Article linked above is the correct one, and all you need is the hotfix associated with it.Go here:http://www.mdgx.com/mshf.phpenter the KB number 312108 in the form and click Submit, follow the sRead more
There is a HotFix for this. The KB Article linked above is the correct one, and all you need is the hotfix associated with it.
Go here:
http://www.mdgx.com/mshf.php
enter the KB number 312108 in the form and click Submit, follow the steps and Microsoft will email you the HotFix.
I have done extensive work with this particular issue. The HotFix corrects it for Windows 98, and it can also be corrected for Windows 95.
Edit Autoexec.bat In Windows 8.1
@saidata: There is no autoexec.bat file in a Windows 8 system. What do you need to do? Run a script on startup? You can do that by running GPEDIT.MSC on a command line and then open Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Scripts. Then, double-click on the Startup iconRead more
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/…
Get Wifi To Work On Used Compaq Presario CQ56 Laptop
It will not work, however, on any other type of wifi, such as a home network, and it will also not work on an ethernet connection. If it won't work n the cat-5/ethernet connection either then there are a possibly a couple of things to check first... Presumably you are referring to cat-5/ethernet conRead more
If it won’t work n the cat-5/ethernet connection either then there are a possibly a couple of things to check first… Presumably you are referring to cat-5/ethernet connection with “your” home router?
Look in Device Manager and see if there are any yellow exclamation marks showing in the Network Adapters “branch”. If so then start by resolving those…
This link may help re’ Device Manager…
http://tinyurl.com/2aotkyj
That you can connect to other wifi (public) networks does suggest that the wifi adapter is OK; though possibly the cat-5/ethernet one isn’t. It may be the cat-5/ethernet adapter is simply “switched off” (disabled) on the laptop? Is there an icon in the system tray (bottom right) showing for the cat-5 adapter? There ought to be one for cat-5 and also the wifi adapter. If either is disabled/not working correctly often it will show as such. But again as you appear able to use wifi OK elsewhere, that adapter ought to show as OK in those locations, but not so “at home”.
Check Device Manager and see what may or may not be showing there.
Reboot the router and then see if you can connect to it via cat-5. IF not then “reset” the router. This will restore/reset the router setting to the default settings – as delivered.
What make/model router do you have?
Solved Administrator Can’t Log On Win Server 2003
Tried logging in under safe mode?No other admin account on the server?SOP to create one or two backup admin accounts. Something to remember for the future.See if you can't connect via MMC and loading the servers computer management plugin. see if you get access to users and groupsIs this server behiRead more
No other admin account on the server?
SOP to create one or two backup admin accounts. Something to remember for the future.
See if you can’t connect via MMC and loading the servers computer management plugin. see if you get access to users and groups
Is this server behind a firewall/router?
More likely being hacked at this point than malware/virus which is the first assault on the server.
Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
How to properly post a question:
Sorry no tech support via PM’s
Set For /F Delims As a Line Break
I'll usually overcome that with a FINDSTR, Here's an example.FOR /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%a IN ('Command ^| FINDSTR "String"') do (Command)Hope I've Helped.
FOR /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%a IN ('Command ^| FINDSTR "String"') do (Command)Hope I’ve Helped.
Batch Percentage Help
the closest you can get is vbscript, which is native to windows. You can write your own calculator using whatever degree of elaboration you have the patience for.here's a simple one (calc.vbs):set con=wscript.stdinset xx=wscript.stdoutset t=wscript.argumentsop=t(1)one=t(0)two=t(2)select case opcaseRead more
the closest you can get is vbscript, which is native to windows. You can write your own calculator using whatever degree of elaboration you have the patience for.
here’s a simple one (calc.vbs):
set con=wscript.stdin
set xx=wscript.stdout
set t=wscript.arguments
op=t(1)
one=t(0)
two=t(2)
select case op
case “/”
out=one/two
case “+”
out=one+two
case “-“
out=one-two
case “*”
out=one*two
end select
xx.writeline(out)
end
and call it like this (to capture the answer to a var):
for /f %%a in (‘cscript /b calc.vbs 12.6 / 18.2’) do set xx=%%a
echo %xx%
::—– end
I was lazy and used separate arguments, so the spaces required between the numbers and operators.
of course you can add as many other operators as you want:
modulo, exponentiation, square roots, etc etc.
I wish cscript could be compiled into .exe, but alas…
i saw some for download but they were either “trials” or $$.
Batch – Extract 3rd Column From CSV
:: EX3.BAT Usage: ex3 "Path_Name\File_Name" @echo off > "%~dpn1.new" for /F "tokens=3 delims=," %%j in ('type "%~1"') do echo.%%j>> "%~dpn1.new" :: End_Of_Batch Example: ex3 "C:\My Folder\CSV File.txt"The result for the above example will be in "CSV File.new".
:: EX3.BAT Usage: ex3 "Path_Name\File_Name" @echo off > "%~dpn1.new" for /F "tokens=3 delims=," %%j in ('type "%~1"') do echo.%%j>> "%~dpn1.new" :: End_Of_BatchExample: ex3 “C:\My Folder\CSV File.txt”
The result for the above example will be in “CSV File.new”.
192.168.1.1 Wont Connect?
You put the IP address in the Address Bar of Safari and it should bring up the configuration page. http://www.ehow.com/how_2196172_pin...The problem is you are probably not connected to the router. As stated above, you may not have your network card on the right subnet which could be fixed by settinRead more
http://www.ehow.com/how_2196172_pin…
The problem is you are probably not connected to the router. As stated above, you may not have your network card on the right subnet which could be fixed by setting your network card to…
Address: 192.168.1.4
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
or just set it to automatic (USING DHCP) so that the setting get put in automatically by the DHCP on your router.
To test to see if this is the problem you would use a ping tool to see if you you are talking to the router.
See the following link on how to configure a Mac NIC or get some one to help you…
http://kb.iu.edu/data/alfk.html
http://www.olympus.net/dsl/os10ethe…
Solved Ubuntu Driver For Gigabyte Motherboard?
You shouldn't need any special drivers. Just install Ubuntu & use it. Coming from Windows, I think you'd probably like Mint better.http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1760
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1760
Solved Lite Version Of Zorin OS Under 700mb?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/zor...But it won't run all Windows applications, any more than any other Linux distribution will.
But it won’t run all Windows applications, any more than any other Linux distribution will.