1. I kind of doubt it is on the sim card. Usually they can be transferred by wireless to some email account. Some may have a way to buy and attach a usb cable to phone, some may have a small flash card that one can buy an adapter to make it fit into a sd/mmc slot.

    I kind of doubt it is on the sim card.
    Usually they can be transferred by wireless to some email account. Some may have a way to buy and attach a usb cable to phone, some may have a small flash card that one can buy an adapter to make it fit into a sd/mmc slot.

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  2. You said that the OS uses 20% of RAM. Where do you get that number from? The memory manager will assign RAM dynamically to the OS as needed. This is never a fixed percentage. Is this a 32 or 64 bit OS? It would be very useful to see a screenshot of Task Manager - Performance tab. Either that or provRead more

    You said that the OS uses 20% of RAM. Where do you get that number from? The memory manager will assign RAM dynamically to the OS as needed. This is never a fixed percentage.
    Is this a 32 or 64 bit OS?
    It would be very useful to see a screenshot of Task Manager – Performance tab.
    Either that or provide all the memory related numbers, exactly as labeled.

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  3. I placed 2 desktops side by side to test the Throbber behaviors. No abnormality was observed on The desktop that came with Windows 10 preinstalled. However on the desktop upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 without OEM-supplied Windows 10 drivers, the abnormality you have described was evident atRead more

    I placed 2 desktops side by side to test the Throbber behaviors. No abnormality was observed on The desktop that came with Windows 10 preinstalled. However on the desktop upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 without OEM-supplied Windows 10 drivers, the abnormality you have described was evident at my end. I didn’t notice it before mostly because in my opinion as long as everything else is functioning it was no big deal. This explain why I suspected the problem lies with the video driver.

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  4. If you want to find Notepad in Win 10 (or most other apps) just type in Search.

    If you want to find Notepad in Win 10 (or most other apps) just type in Search.

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  5. More information required, no idea what a "toshiba msft norb" is. Fully explain what it is and what you're trying to do. Otherwise, try searching on Google for that error and what it means.

    More information required, no idea what a “toshiba msft norb” is.
    Fully explain what it is and what you’re trying to do.

    Otherwise, try searching on Google for that error and what it means.

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  6. I will leave the file reading and looping to you. This test stub builds two variables - var_1 & var_2: #!/bin/csh # build variable 1 set x = 1 set line="this is line 1" set eval var_${x}="$line" echo "var_1 is: ${var_1}" # bump the variable counter @ x = ($x + 1) # build variable 2 set line="thiRead more

    I will leave the file reading and looping to you. This test stub builds two variables – var_1 & var_2:
    #!/bin/csh

    # build variable 1
    set x = 1
    set line=”this is line 1″
    set eval var_${x}=”$line”
    echo “var_1 is: ${var_1}”

    # bump the variable counter
    @ x = ($x + 1)

    # build variable 2
    set line=”this is line 2″
    set eval var_${x}=”$line”
    echo “var_2 is: ${var_2}”

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  7. Hi there, Msocache is called as Local Install source(LIS) which is copied to a partition on your hard drive during the installation of Office 2003. There are 2 ways to remove Msocache safely from your computer. 1. When you complete installing Office 2003, you will get a prompt window after setup isRead more

    Hi there,

    Msocache is called as Local Install source(LIS) which is copied to a partition on your hard drive during the installation of Office 2003.

    There are 2 ways to remove Msocache safely from your computer.

    1. When you complete installing Office 2003, you will get a prompt window after setup is completed to “delete install files”, check it so that install files will not be saved to your Computer.

    2. If you are not checked the select box during setup of office 2003, not to worry!.
    Still you can remove “MSOCache” files using “Disk Clean up tool” easily.

    Perform the following steps:

    (1.) Click Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools >Disk Cleanup

    (2.) Disk Cleanup will performs its calculations

    (3.) Once the disk cleanup opens, from the “Drives list” in the “Select Drive” dialog box, select the hard drive that contains the “Msocache” folder

    (4.) Now Disk Cleanup scans and shows “Office Setup Files” in your computer on that drive .

    (5.) In the “Files to delete” select “Office setup files” and click “OK” to remove the office setup files .

    (6.) When you are asked “Are you sure you want to delete these files?” select “Yes”

    Thank You 🙂

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  8. ok a buddy of mine as 1 and today he brought his laptop to me an was like i cant get in it when i turn it on i cant access no F-strokes to enter bios and it pops up with a x that says enter pw... well in 5 min it was fixed ..turn comp on then shut it down ... take the battery out of laptop for 5 minRead more

    ok a buddy of mine as 1 and today he brought his laptop to me an was like i cant get in it when i turn it on i cant access no F-strokes to enter bios and it pops up with a x that says enter pw… well in 5 min it was fixed ..turn comp on then shut it down … take the battery out of laptop for 5 min make sure your comp is off first before taking battery out then put it back in an bammm i fixed it and we were able to get to his login name with his pw … try it i bet it works if it dosent work then Compaq have whats called a jumper if i need to explain i will but try my first solution first…….

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  9. Not at all. However, whatever was saved on that stick might have some unique indentifiers. That doesn't mean it can be traced but there may be enough clues to give you an idea of where the data originated. It's a long shot.

    Not at all. However, whatever was saved on that stick might have some unique indentifiers. That doesn’t mean it can be traced but there may be enough clues to give you an idea of where the data originated. It’s a long shot.

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  10. Here's what I've done in the past, but like yourself, I figure there's a better solution waiting in the wings:z=appactivate ("Window Security")if z thenApplication.Wait Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 3)SendKeys sUsername & "{TAB}"Application.Wait Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 1)SendKeys sPassword & "{ENTERRead more

    Here’s what I’ve done in the past, but like yourself, I figure there’s a better solution waiting in the wings:

    z=appactivate (“Window Security”)
    if z then
    Application.Wait Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 3)
    SendKeys sUsername & “{TAB}”
    Application.Wait Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 1)
    SendKeys sPassword & “{ENTER}”
    end if…

    ‘====== end snip

    just make sure your window title is correct (“Window Security”).

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