1. First of all, *make sure* that you download *legal* torrents. Illegal torrents have *serious* consequences, including legal action, malware (e.g. viruses), and other issues. However, let's solve your problem:- If you are on OS 9, you can try holding down option, and dragging it to the Trash. Then, oRead more

    First of all, *make sure* that you download *legal* torrents. Illegal torrents have *serious* consequences, including legal action, malware (e.g. viruses), and other issues. However, let’s solve your problem:

    – If you are on OS 9, you can try holding down option, and dragging it to the Trash. Then, open the Special menu, and hold the option key whilst holding Empty Trash.

    – If you are on OS X, you most likely do not have proper permissions to delete the file. Restart the computer before going through the steps. We’re going to have to go through a *lot* of steps to fix it this way:

    1) Switch to the Finder by clicking the Finder icon in the Dock.
    2) Open the Go menu, and click Utilities.
    3) Scroll down, and open Terminal.
    4) At the shell, type in sudo -s and press return.
    5) Type your password (you will not see it!) and press return again.
    6) Type in passwd root. Type in the new root password. You will not see it. Press return. Type it again. Press return.
    7) Quit Terminal.
    8) Open the Apple menu on the very top, left corner of the screen.
    9) Open System Preferences.
    10) Open Accounts.
    11) Unlock the preference pane with the padlock icon.
    12) Click Login Options. You will need users to type their name and password (this option name will vary by version.)
    13) Log out.
    14) Log in with username “root” and the password you used.
    15) Now, let’s finish this up with one last, big step. Open the Finder. Go to the hard disk. Open the Users folder, then open your user name. Open the Desktop folder. Hold down option, and drag the file to the Trash. From the Finder menu, select Secure Empty Trash, to disable any application process locks on the file that would be there, even if you held Option down on regular Empty Trash (which only deals with locked files in OS X, unlike OS 9).

    We’re almost done! Now, you will need to disable the root account to keep your system somewhat secure again. See this Apple knowledge base article here: Enable/disable root account. Now, you can open System Preferences, then Accounts, and revert back to the original way of logging in again if you wish, but your problem should be solved. Make sure you open Utilities from the Go menu in the Finder, select Disk Utility, and Repair Disk Permissions to ensure this same kind of error does not occur again.

    This should effectively solve your problem. If you happen to need more assistance, let me know. Thank you for using Computing.net–it’s been a pleasure to assist you today. 🙂

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  2. One last thing. After you edit the sendmail.mc file, you need to run:m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/mail/sendmail.cfThis will update the sendmail.cf file. You should always backup your sendmail.mc and sendmail.cf before editing them. (Always CYA).Once the sendmail.cf file is updated, restart senRead more

    One last thing. After you edit the sendmail.mc file, you need to run:
    m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
    This will update the sendmail.cf file. You should always backup your sendmail.mc and sendmail.cf before editing them. (Always CYA).
    Once the sendmail.cf file is updated, restart sendmail to pick up the changes
    /etc/init.d/sendmail restart
    or if you are running Redhat or something derived from it, use:
    service sendmail restart

    -Captain Mikey

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  3. in what year exactly do you remember playing this?also try this:http://www.old-games.com/this kinda fits your discription, but.... its spiderman:http://www.old-games.com/download/3...i5-6600K[delid]@4.814GHz/4.613GHz cache@1.385v | 2x4GB Crucial-DDR4-2133@14-14-14-28 1T 2808MHz@1.37vASUS Z170KSamsunRead more

    in what year exactly do you remember playing this?

    also try this:
    http://www.old-games.com/

    this kinda fits your discription, but…. its spiderman:
    http://www.old-games.com/download/3…

    i5-6600K[delid]test31404562.814GHz/4.613GHz cachetest6513316.385v | 2x4GB Crucial-DDR4-2133test65133164-14-14-28 1T 2808MHztest6513316.37v
    ASUS Z170K
    Samsung 250GB SSD 850 EVO
    MSI Armor RX 570 4GBtest6513316380c/2087m BiosMod
    VS450

    message edited by hidde663

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  4. You may have to use this to get a command prompt.Lazesoft Recovery Suite Home Editionhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/System...http://www.lazesoft.com/lazesoft-re...Tutorialshttp://www.lazesoft.com/guide.htmlScreenshot ( SS )http://i.imgur.com/4HXqQKS.jpgHow to Boot a Computer from a Lazesoft Recovery URead more

    You may have to use this to get a command prompt.

    Lazesoft Recovery Suite Home Edition
    http://www.softpedia.com/get/System…
    http://www.lazesoft.com/lazesoft-re…
    Tutorials
    http://www.lazesoft.com/guide.html
    Screenshot ( SS )
    http://i.imgur.com/4HXqQKS.jpg
    How to Boot a Computer from a Lazesoft Recovery USB Device
    http://www.lazesoft.com/create-a-bo…

    How to Use Windows System Restore from Command Prompt
    http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2022…

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  5. That would be a very unusual port for a isp to block. I suspect you are confusing the port being blocked by the isp and being closed by your router.Do you understand you need for forward port 1723 to your server?FYIPPTP •To allow PPTP tunnel maintenance traffic, open TCP 1723.•To allow PPTP tunneledRead more

    That would be a very unusual port for a isp to block. I suspect you are confusing the port being blocked by the isp and being closed by your router.

    Do you understand you need for forward port 1723 to your server?

    FYI
    PPTP

    •To allow PPTP tunnel maintenance traffic, open TCP 1723.
    •To allow PPTP tunneled data to pass through router, open Protocol ID 47.
    L2TP over IPSec

    •To allow Internet Key Exchange (IKE), open UDP 500.
    •To allow IPSec Network Address Translation (NAT-T) open UDP 5500.
    •To allow L2TP traffic, open UDP 1701.

    Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
    How to properly post a question:
    Sorry no tech support via PM’s

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  6. Ok I did a test run and it worked. Final script isFORFILES /p C:\backupfiles -D -7 -C "CMD /C IF @ISDIR==TRUE ECHO rd /q /s @FILE&rd; /q /s @FILE"/p C:\backupfiles --> path to check for old backup files-D -7 --> delete any folders more than 7 days old (uses modified date instead of createdRead more

    Ok I did a test run and it worked. Final script is

    FORFILES /p C:\backupfiles -D -7 -C “CMD /C IF @ISDIR==TRUE ECHO rd /q /s @FILE&rd; /q /s @FILE”

    /p C:\backupfiles –> path to check for old backup files

    -D -7 –> delete any folders more than 7 days old (uses modified date instead of created date)

    Thanks again.

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  7. Also note that because it's a DOS .COM file and works in one segment it's max file size is about 32KB.===============================@echo off & setLocal EnableDELAYedeXpansionfor /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in ('dir/b *.xml') do (move /y "%%a" #change # "bla" "nobla"move /y # "%%a")=============Read more

    Also note that because it’s a DOS .COM file and works in one segment it’s max file size is about 32KB.

    ===============================
    @echo off & setLocal EnableDELAYedeXpansion

    for /f “tokens=* delims= ” %%a in (‘dir/b *.xml’) do (
    move /y “%%a” #
    change # “bla” “nobla”
    move /y # “%%a”
    )

    =====================================
    Life is too important to be taken seriously.

    M2

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  8. You have the link to the setup you are reading? I suspect you mixed the two scenerios.setup #1 is where you only use the 2nd routers lan port to connect to the first routers lan port and you disable its dhcp server since dhcp is coming from the 1st router.setup #2 which it appears is what you are doRead more

    You have the link to the setup you are reading? I suspect you mixed the two scenerios.

    setup #1 is where you only use the 2nd routers lan port to connect to the first routers lan port and you disable its dhcp server since dhcp is coming from the 1st router.

    setup #2 which it appears is what you are doing, is where you do the following;

    1. enable dhcp on the first router but with a starting scope of 192.168.1.3
    2. assuming its gateway assigned is 192.168.1.1 you assign 192.168.1.2 to the wan interface of router2.
    3. router2’s lan subnet is 192.168.2.1 and its dhcp is enabled
    4. router1 lan port is connected to router2’s wan port

    Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
    How to properly post a question:
    Sorry no tech support via PM’s

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  9. Many software programs do have hardware locks to prevent the program from running on unauthorized equipment. These are usually called dongles. I am not sure if you actually need a dongle in order to run your equipment. If you do, try going to the link below and asking there. I have a CAD program thaRead more

    Many software programs do have hardware locks to prevent the program from running on unauthorized equipment. These are usually called dongles. I am not sure if you actually need a dongle in order to run your equipment. If you do, try going to the link below and asking there.

    I have a CAD program that requires a dongle to be installed in order for the program to work. This is a more elegant solution that allows the software to be installed on two or more computers while only allowing one instance at a time to run.

    http://www.safenet-inc.com/products…

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  10. I found this:http://www.fixya.com/support/t40354...but the link to the HP site doesn't go there. Maybe you can find it if you spend more time looking than I did. There's this ebay lot:http://cgi.ebay.com/LAPTOP-SCHEMATI...that lists that motherboard. But it says they're all laptop schematics. MaybeRead more

    I found this:

    http://www.fixya.com/support/t40354…

    but the link to the HP site doesn’t go there. Maybe you can find it if you spend more time looking than I did. There’s this ebay lot:

    http://cgi.ebay.com/LAPTOP-SCHEMATI…

    that lists that motherboard. But it says they’re all laptop schematics. Maybe there’s a ms 7050 in a laptop or maybe the lot includes desktop motherboards as well. You may want to contact the seller. I guess there’s no guarantee either that the pin assignments will be specified.

    Most OEM motherboards are based on a manufacturer supported board. If you can find that one, the pin assignments should be the same. You can scroll down to the socket 939 boards in the MSI archive page:

    http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=p…

    download the specs and see if they match your 7050.

    Real men don’t use AntiVirus; they just reformat

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