Click Start / Run and type in msinfo32 and click ok.Here you should find a lot of informations about your system.Click Here on HowTo ask good Question to get best HelpLet us know, if the problem is solved !!!
Click Start / Run and type in msinfo32 and click ok.
Here you should find a lot of informations about your system.
You should not be making the ports trunk ports. A trunk port is used to interconnect network appliances and carries all VLAN's with VLAN 1 as the PVID.Each port should only have one VLAN assigned to it. There is only one exception to that (other than a trunk port) that comes to my mind and that's ifRead more
You should not be making the ports trunk ports. A trunk port is used to interconnect network appliances and carries all VLAN’s with VLAN 1 as the PVID.
Each port should only have one VLAN assigned to it. There is only one exception to that (other than a trunk port) that comes to my mind and that’s if you can plug a computer into your VoIP phone.
We can with ours and if 20 is VoIP and 40 is Data I would assign both to the port and make 20 the PVID since it’s the device plugged directly into the port (the PC plugs into the phone).
ASUS have not released a driver for that model. The driver simply tells Windows what model it is and what refresh rates and resolutions it supports, so you don't inadvertantly select an unsupported display mode for it (which could cause loss of video signal).However, having no driver installed doesRead more
ASUS have not released a driver for that model. The driver simply tells Windows what model it is and what refresh rates and resolutions it supports, so you don’t inadvertantly select an unsupported display mode for it (which could cause loss of video signal).
However, having no driver installed does not restrict your access to all the monitor’s features. All those features should be accessible from the monitor’s setup menu using the hardware buttons which brings up an on-screen display.
I don’t have a driver installed for my monitor either, but it doesn’t stop me using all the monitor’s features via the hardware buttons on the monitor itself. These features are available regardless of the operating system being used.
control panel/device manager/ sound, right click on each item and uninstall, also check remove drivers.then right click on the computer icon at the top and hit look for changes. or reboot.if you have a bad driver it will be replaced and the old driver removed.and the machine should install known worRead more
control panel/device manager/ sound, right click on each item and uninstall, also check remove drivers. then right click on the computer icon at the top and hit look for changes. or reboot.
if you have a bad driver it will be replaced and the old driver removed.
and the machine should install known working drivers.
however you may also meed to download the manufacturers chipset drivers including sound device from the medion web page
Reasons why plink would be unable to open a command file:1) The name/path is incorrect.2) The file is locked. Presumably because it's opened in some editor.3) The account running plink doesn't have access to the command file.It's really just a guessing game without further investigation. You could tRead more
Reasons why plink would be unable to open a command file: 1) The name/path is incorrect. 2) The file is locked. Presumably because it’s opened in some editor. 3) The account running plink doesn’t have access to the command file.
It’s really just a guessing game without further investigation. You could try a program like Process Monitor to check to see what file plink is attempting to open, and what the error Windows returns.
The only way I can get a 1:3 ratio,is to round up the 1482 to 1500 A B C 1) 1482 2) 3) 500 1500 3:1 A1 is the real number 1482,A3 is the real number 500B3 is the formula: =ROUNDUP((A1/1000),1)*1000C3 is the formula: =B3/GCD(A3:B3)&":"&A3;/GCD(A3:B3)Result is 3:1Reverse the formula for 1:3=A3Read more
The only way I can get a 1:3 ratio, is to round up the 1482 to 1500
A B C
1) 1482
2)
3) 500 1500 3:1
A1 is the real number 1482,
A3 is the real number 500
B3 is the formula: =ROUNDUP((A1/1000),1)*1000
C3 is the formula: =B3/GCD(A3:B3)&”:”&A3;/GCD(A3:B3)
I assume that you are using your formula in more than 1 cell and coming up with "Days, Hours, Minutes" for multiple pairs of dates/times. You then want to average those results.If that is the case, then I started with pairs of dates/times in A5:B5, A6:B6, A7:B7, A8:B8 and used your formula in C5:C8.Read more
I assume that you are using your formula in more than 1 cell and coming up with “Days, Hours, Minutes” for multiple pairs of dates/times. You then want to average those results.
If that is the case, then I started with pairs of dates/times in A5:B5, A6:B6, A7:B7, A8:B8 and used your formula in C5:C8.
I then used this formula to average the values in C5:C8:
It worked for my example data but you may have to modify to work for yours. How many characters you extract with your MID and LEFT functions may need to be changed.
If you can’t get it to work, you’ll need to post a short example of your exact data.
Actually, if they all start with 0, then Option 1 should be enough since as far as Excel is concerned, the leading 0 does not really exist. Excel should see each number as a 10 digit number "internally" and therefore the LEFT function will see the second displayed digit as the first.Give it a try.ClRead more
Actually, if they all start with 0, then Option 1 should be enough since as far as Excel is concerned, the leading 0 does not really exist. Excel should see each number as a 10 digit number “internally” and therefore the LEFT function will see the second displayed digit as the first.
First of all make darned sure there is no paper hidden somewhere - take the back off and have a good look around. If it is clear (or you already tried that), see if any of these general comments are of help:http://www.fixya.com/support/t41168...I realise it is not your printer but the principles appRead more
First of all make darned sure there is no paper hidden somewhere – take the back off and have a good look around. If it is clear (or you already tried that), see if any of these general comments are of help: http://www.fixya.com/support/t41168… I realise it is not your printer but the principles apply.
EDIT: I assume you pressed the [Resume/Cancel] button on the printer to continue printing, and have tried unplugging the both cables and re-inserting them again.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Solved How To Know LAN Card Model?
Click Start / Run and type in msinfo32 and click ok.Here you should find a lot of informations about your system.Click Here on HowTo ask good Question to get best HelpLet us know, if the problem is solved !!!
Here you should find a lot of informations about your system.
Click Here on HowTo ask good Question to get best Help
Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!
Copy Port Config
You should not be making the ports trunk ports. A trunk port is used to interconnect network appliances and carries all VLAN's with VLAN 1 as the PVID.Each port should only have one VLAN assigned to it. There is only one exception to that (other than a trunk port) that comes to my mind and that's ifRead more
Each port should only have one VLAN assigned to it. There is only one exception to that (other than a trunk port) that comes to my mind and that’s if you can plug a computer into your VoIP phone.
We can with ours and if 20 is VoIP and 40 is Data I would assign both to the port and make 20 the PVID since it’s the device plugged directly into the port (the PC plugs into the phone).
Setting up a port for VoIP:
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/5
description Phone – CLAN & TLAN
switchport access vlan 20
mls qos trust device cisco-phone
mls qos trust dscp
spanning-tree portfast
Setting up the same port for Data:
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/5
description Data
switchport access vlan 40
spanning-tree portfast
Finally, setting up the port for both VLAN’s:
interface GigabitEthernet3/0/5
switchport access vlan 20
switchport access vlan 40
mls qos trust device cisco-phone
mls qos trust dscp
spanning-tree portfast
The above are examples only.
To be honest, I believe you’re in over your head here and should probably hire a professional.
It matters not how straight the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate;
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Henley***
Solved Driver For ASUS VE247H Monitor
ASUS have not released a driver for that model. The driver simply tells Windows what model it is and what refresh rates and resolutions it supports, so you don't inadvertantly select an unsupported display mode for it (which could cause loss of video signal).However, having no driver installed doesRead more
However, having no driver installed does not restrict your access to all the monitor’s features. All those features should be accessible from the monitor’s setup menu using the hardware buttons which brings up an on-screen display.
I don’t have a driver installed for my monitor either, but it doesn’t stop me using all the monitor’s features via the hardware buttons on the monitor itself. These features are available regardless of the operating system being used.
The only software-based utility which ASUS has for that model is the “Multiframe Software” here:
http://support.asus.com/download.as…
Select “Windows 7 64-bit” and the page will refresh to show one item in “Utilities”.
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control panel/device manager/ sound, right click on each item and uninstall, also check remove drivers.then right click on the computer icon at the top and hit look for changes. or reboot.if you have a bad driver it will be replaced and the old driver removed.and the machine should install known worRead more
then right click on the computer icon at the top and hit look for changes. or reboot.
if you have a bad driver it will be replaced and the old driver removed.
and the machine should install known working drivers.
however you may also meed to download the manufacturers chipset drivers including sound device from the medion web page
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but cant help myself….
Plink Unable To Open Command File Issue
Reasons why plink would be unable to open a command file:1) The name/path is incorrect.2) The file is locked. Presumably because it's opened in some editor.3) The account running plink doesn't have access to the command file.It's really just a guessing game without further investigation. You could tRead more
1) The name/path is incorrect.
2) The file is locked. Presumably because it’s opened in some editor.
3) The account running plink doesn’t have access to the command file.
It’s really just a guessing game without further investigation. You could try a program like Process Monitor to check to see what file plink is attempting to open, and what the error Windows returns.
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Rounding Up In Excel Before Running Gcd
The only way I can get a 1:3 ratio,is to round up the 1482 to 1500 A B C 1) 1482 2) 3) 500 1500 3:1 A1 is the real number 1482,A3 is the real number 500B3 is the formula: =ROUNDUP((A1/1000),1)*1000C3 is the formula: =B3/GCD(A3:B3)&":"&A3;/GCD(A3:B3)Result is 3:1Reverse the formula for 1:3=A3Read more
is to round up the 1482 to 1500
A1 is the real number 1482,
A3 is the real number 500
B3 is the formula: =ROUNDUP((A1/1000),1)*1000
C3 is the formula: =B3/GCD(A3:B3)&”:”&A3;/GCD(A3:B3)
Result is 3:1
Reverse the formula for 1:3
=A3/GCD(A3:B3)&”:”&B3;/GCD(A3:B3)
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Solved Need EXCEL Formula To Find An Average Of Days Hours Minutes
I assume that you are using your formula in more than 1 cell and coming up with "Days, Hours, Minutes" for multiple pairs of dates/times. You then want to average those results.If that is the case, then I started with pairs of dates/times in A5:B5, A6:B6, A7:B7, A8:B8 and used your formula in C5:C8.Read more
If that is the case, then I started with pairs of dates/times in A5:B5, A6:B6, A7:B7, A8:B8 and used your formula in C5:C8.
I then used this formula to average the values in C5:C8:
=SUMPRODUCT(LEFT(C5:C8,2)*1)/COUNTA(C5:C8)&” Days ” &
SUMPRODUCT(MID(C5:C8,FIND(“s”,C5:C8)+1,3)*1)/COUNTA(C5:C8) & ” Hours ” &
SUMPRODUCT(MID(C5:C8,FIND(“r”,C5:C8)+1,3)*1/COUNTA(C5:C8))&” Minutes”
It worked for my example data but you may have to modify to work for yours. How many characters you extract with your MID and LEFT functions may need to be changed.
If you can’t get it to work, you’ll need to post a short example of your exact data.
Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.
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Solved How To Separate Mobiles Phone Numbers And Landlines Numbers
Actually, if they all start with 0, then Option 1 should be enough since as far as Excel is concerned, the leading 0 does not really exist. Excel should see each number as a 10 digit number "internally" and therefore the LEFT function will see the second displayed digit as the first.Give it a try.ClRead more
Give it a try.
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Solved My Canon MG4250 Printer Says There Is a Paper Jam But Not So
First of all make darned sure there is no paper hidden somewhere - take the back off and have a good look around. If it is clear (or you already tried that), see if any of these general comments are of help:http://www.fixya.com/support/t41168...I realise it is not your printer but the principles appRead more
http://www.fixya.com/support/t41168…
I realise it is not your printer but the principles apply.
EDIT:
I assume you pressed the [Resume/Cancel] button on the printer to continue printing, and have tried unplugging the both cables and re-inserting them again.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
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The Blue Screen Death Annoyances Over Sony Xperia M4!!!
https://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xper...If no success, take it to a Sony Service Centre or change your phone.message edited by phil22
If no success, take it to a Sony Service Centre or change your phone.
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