More to the point, it isn't included in xp.This place seems to be offering a download, scroll down to "F" (I can't vouch for it's integrity).http://www.petri.co.il/download_fre...Copy "forfiles.exe" to:%systemroot%\system32\forfiles.exe and it should work.Where %systemroot% is a system variable normRead more
More to the point, it isn’t included in xp.
This place seems to be offering a download, scroll down to “F” (I can’t vouch for it’s integrity).
profile doesn't load until after logon. I believe this is a false trail since if at control-alt-delete you still haven't logged in but that works when you do. Given what you describe I would suspect services, networking in particular, haven't loaded yet before the logon attempts to take place.That aRead more
profile doesn’t load until after logon. I believe this is a false trail since if at control-alt-delete you still haven’t logged in but that works when you do.
Given what you describe I would suspect services, networking in particular, haven’t loaded yet before the logon attempts to take place.
That autologon was meant for a local workstation logon not a domain logon when it first came out.
I can’t think of a single thing to delay autologon. You might consider making a logon script cmd file that would be placed in Startup instead of using autologon. Something to the effect like this using visual basic @echo off wscript %0\..\NetLogon.vbs
That should provide enough delay for the services to load to then successfully logon.
Another tact to take would be to pare down to bare minimum what is loading on startup.
I fixed this by re-compiling the VB script in .NET Framework 3.5. It must have been created in a previous version which was incompatible with our new WSUS servers.
I fixed this by re-compiling the VB script in .NET Framework 3.5. It must have been created in a previous version which was incompatible with our new WSUS servers.
USB ports don't just break, especially 3 of them on the same laptop. If they were defective, you should have contacted Acer a LONG time ago about it. I just did a quick Google search & it appears others have had the same problem. If you can't do the repair yourself, I can only guess the charge fRead more
USB ports don’t just break, especially 3 of them on the same laptop. If they were defective, you should have contacted Acer a LONG time ago about it. I just did a quick Google search & it appears others have had the same problem. If you can’t do the repair yourself, I can only guess the charge from a shop would be close to the cost of a replacement laptop. It certainly wouldn’t hurt to contact Acer & complain.
VBScript copies files modified up to an hour ago:Const srcDir = "c:\images" Const destDir = "c:\SomeWittyName" hourAgo = DateAdd("h", -1, Now) Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") For Each f In fso.GetFolder(srcDir).Files If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(f)) = "jpg" _ And f.DateLastModiRead more
VBScript copies files modified up to an hour ago:
Const srcDir = "c:\images"
Const destDir = "c:\SomeWittyName"
hourAgo = DateAdd("h", -1, Now)
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
For Each f In fso.GetFolder(srcDir).Files
If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(f)) = "jpg" _
And f.DateLastModified > hourAgo Then _
f.Copy destDir & ""
Next 'f
Are the letters always in cols 1, 7 &13?oops... your tabs got trashed.Are the letters always in the same columns?Does the line look like this?E1532 C1010 A0000 52112 10 89332.182 80687.132 89332.182 86450.499 =====================================Helping others achieve escape felicityM2
Thanks for your help everybody. Apparently you must connect the original Compaq keyboard to enter the BIOS. Though my other keyboard works on my old PC, including the F10 key, you need the Compaq keyboard for this. It worked as soon as I plugged it in and tried it. Much appreciated!
Thanks for your help everybody.
Apparently you must connect the original Compaq keyboard to enter the BIOS. Though my other keyboard works on my old PC, including the F10 key, you need the Compaq keyboard for this.
It worked as soon as I plugged it in and tried it.
Much appreciated!
Hey, you're the one that started this thread & you're the one that claimed to know all about single vs double sided. You also chose the name "Big E Custom PC" which sounds like it could be the name of a computer shop, so it would seem that you came here as an expert to set all of us straight.I gRead more
Hey, you’re the one that started this thread & you’re the one that claimed to know all about single vs double sided. You also chose the name “Big E Custom PC” which sounds like it could be the name of a computer shop, so it would seem that you came here as an expert to set all of us straight.
I gave you my answer which I believe to be correct:
single sided = memory chips on one side of RAM module double sided = memory chips on both sides of RAM module
There is no rocket science involved in trying to figure it out. The rest of the crap you went on about involves “ranking” & that is a completely different issue. I posted a link that explains what that is all about. The following was taken from your favorite site to plagiarize, Wikipedia…it describes what single & double sided RAM is & how the terms *may* cause confusion when it comes to ranking:
“DIMMs are often referred to as “single-sided” or “double-sided” to describe whether the DRAM chips are located on one or both sides of the module’s printed circuit board (PCB). However, these terms may cause confusion, as the physical layout of the chips does not necessarily relate to how they are logically organized or accessed.”
It goes on to say that: “JEDEC decided that the terms “dual-sided,” “double-sided,” or “dual-banked” were not correct when applied to registered DIMMs.”
Solved Forfiles Command Is Not Recognized In Win XP
More to the point, it isn't included in xp.This place seems to be offering a download, scroll down to "F" (I can't vouch for it's integrity).http://www.petri.co.il/download_fre...Copy "forfiles.exe" to:%systemroot%\system32\forfiles.exe and it should work.Where %systemroot% is a system variable normRead more
This place seems to be offering a download, scroll down to “F” (I can’t vouch for it’s integrity).
http://www.petri.co.il/download_fre…
Copy “forfiles.exe” to:
and it should work.
Where %systemroot% is a system variable normally pointing to “c:\windows”.
Edit:
Forgot to mention that although it mentions Win2000 it should work just fine on xp. Win2000 is about as close as you can get to xp…
Autologon Delay
profile doesn't load until after logon. I believe this is a false trail since if at control-alt-delete you still haven't logged in but that works when you do. Given what you describe I would suspect services, networking in particular, haven't loaded yet before the logon attempts to take place.That aRead more
Given what you describe I would suspect services, networking in particular, haven’t loaded yet before the logon attempts to take place.
That autologon was meant for a local workstation logon not a domain logon when it first came out.
I can’t think of a single thing to delay autologon. You might consider making a logon script cmd file that would be placed in Startup instead of using autologon. Something to the effect like this using visual basic
@echo off
wscript %0\..\NetLogon.vbs
That should provide enough delay for the services to load to then successfully logon.
Another tact to take would be to pare down to bare minimum what is loading on startup.
Solved Scheduled Task Stops Running
I fixed this by re-compiling the VB script in .NET Framework 3.5. It must have been created in a previous version which was incompatible with our new WSUS servers.
Fix Laptop Broken Usb Port Or Just Buy New Laptop Dilemma
USB ports don't just break, especially 3 of them on the same laptop. If they were defective, you should have contacted Acer a LONG time ago about it. I just did a quick Google search & it appears others have had the same problem. If you can't do the repair yourself, I can only guess the charge fRead more
http://support.acer.com/acerpanam/n…
Copy Files Modified In Last Hour Batch
VBScript copies files modified up to an hour ago:Const srcDir = "c:\images" Const destDir = "c:\SomeWittyName" hourAgo = DateAdd("h", -1, Now) Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") For Each f In fso.GetFolder(srcDir).Files If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(f)) = "jpg" _ And f.DateLastModiRead more
Const srcDir = "c:\images" Const destDir = "c:\SomeWittyName" hourAgo = DateAdd("h", -1, Now) Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") For Each f In fso.GetFolder(srcDir).Files If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(f)) = "jpg" _ And f.DateLastModified > hourAgo Then _ f.Copy destDir & "" Next 'fSolved Batch File To Set Registry Values As Variables
So does that meet your need?=====================M2 Golden-Triangle
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Batch File To Remove Characters In a Txt File
Are the letters always in cols 1, 7 &13?oops... your tabs got trashed.Are the letters always in the same columns?Does the line look like this?E1532 C1010 A0000 52112 10 89332.182 80687.132 89332.182 86450.499 =====================================Helping others achieve escape felicityM2
Are the letters always in cols 1, 7 &13?
oops
… your tabs got trashed.
Are the letters always in the same columns?
Does the line look like this?
=====================================
Helping others achieve escape felicity
M2
Enter HP Compaq BIOS Setup Utility
Thanks for your help everybody. Apparently you must connect the original Compaq keyboard to enter the BIOS. Though my other keyboard works on my old PC, including the F10 key, you need the Compaq keyboard for this. It worked as soon as I plugged it in and tried it. Much appreciated!
Thanks for your help everybody.
See lessApparently you must connect the original Compaq keyboard to enter the BIOS. Though my other keyboard works on my old PC, including the F10 key, you need the Compaq keyboard for this.
It worked as soon as I plugged it in and tried it.
Much appreciated!
Solved Rename Text Files Based On Content First Line
Hi Sofia,That is brilliant I am glad it worked for you, please can you mark this thread and solved by selecting a best answer. Many thanks,
That is brilliant I am glad it worked for you, please can you mark this thread and solved by selecting a best answer.
Many thanks,
Double Vs Single Sided Ram
Hey, you're the one that started this thread & you're the one that claimed to know all about single vs double sided. You also chose the name "Big E Custom PC" which sounds like it could be the name of a computer shop, so it would seem that you came here as an expert to set all of us straight.I gRead more
I gave you my answer which I believe to be correct:
single sided = memory chips on one side of RAM module
double sided = memory chips on both sides of RAM module
There is no rocket science involved in trying to figure it out. The rest of the crap you went on about involves “ranking” & that is a completely different issue. I posted a link that explains what that is all about. The following was taken from your favorite site to plagiarize, Wikipedia…it describes what single & double sided RAM is & how the terms *may* cause confusion when it comes to ranking:
“DIMMs are often referred to as “single-sided” or “double-sided” to describe whether the DRAM chips are located on one or both sides of the module’s printed circuit board (PCB). However, these terms may cause confusion, as the physical layout of the chips does not necessarily relate to how they are logically organized or accessed.”
It goes on to say that: “JEDEC decided that the terms “dual-sided,” “double-sided,” or “dual-banked” were not correct when applied to registered DIMMs.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIMM#R…
I’m sure you know what JEDEC is AND the difference between registered & un-registered DIMMs.