1. 1: Try pressing F8 during boot, select Debugging Mode, press > Enter.If still not right.2: Cleaning Laptop/Notebook Keyboardhttp://mobileoffice.?about.com/od/u...http://?lifehacker.com/software/lif...

    1: Try pressing F8 during boot, select Debugging Mode, press > Enter.

    If still not right.

    2: Cleaning Laptop/Notebook Keyboard
    http://mobileoffice.?about.com/od/u…
    http://?lifehacker.com/software/lif…

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  2. Specs: https://www.cnet.com/products/fujit...512MB RAM with VistaI hope you maxed our RAM (2GB) and with THAT amount you should have installed 32Bit Windows 7 or Linux.Windows 7 32bit needs 2GB RAM minimum to run decent, 1GB to install t all.Windows 7 64bit needs 4GB or more to run decent and barelyRead more

    Specs: https://www.cnet.com/products/fujit…

    512MB RAM with Vista
    I hope you maxed our RAM (2GB) and with THAT amount you should have installed 32Bit Windows 7 or Linux.
    Windows 7 32bit needs 2GB RAM minimum to run decent, 1GB to install t all.
    Windows 7 64bit needs 4GB or more to run decent and barely runs on 3GB. Even at 4GB it gets bogged down when running more than one thing at a time. You cannot run 64bit because there is not enough memory to operate it fully with 2GB RAM and not a chance if less.
    Your original hard drive is only 60GB in size and Windows 7 64bit home uses something like 40+GB of drive space. If you plan on running even 32bit I would get a larger SATA hard drive or better, an SATA SSD drive 256GB or larger.

    This is on top of the fact that Windows 7 is no longer being supported by Microsoft so maybe saving your money and purchasing something newer would be much better.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  3. Read...http://php.net/manual/en/function.f...try...FILE *fp; fp=fopen("output.txt","w+"); for(int i=0;i<15;i++) {a[i]=i; fprintf(fp,"%f\n",a[i]); } fclose(fp);

    Read…

    http://php.net/manual/en/function.f…

    try…

    FILE *fp;
    fp=fopen("output.txt","w+");
    for(int i=0;i<15;i++)
      {a[i]=i;
      fprintf(fp,"%f\n",a[i]);
      }
    fclose(fp);
    

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  4. There are questions, applying to both triggers (STAGE, FROM): are these always in caps? Do they always begin a line (ie: always preceded by either null or crlf)? Is there a terminating character (space, colon, whatever) to the string, or alternatively, is there any chance that "stage" or "from" coulRead more

    There are questions, applying to both triggers (STAGE, FROM): are these always in caps? Do they always begin a line (ie: always preceded by either null or crlf)? Is there a terminating character (space, colon, whatever) to the string, or alternatively, is there any chance that “stage” or “from” could occur in the text stream other than your designated triggers? That said, here’s my initial stab at it:
    ‘========== begin vbscript
    set fso=createobject(“scripting.filesystemobject”)
    z=vbcrlf&fso.opentextfile;(“vbst”,1).readall
    x=split(z,vbcrlf&”STAGE”,-1,vbtextcompare)
    for i=0 to ubound(x)
    p=instr(1,x(i),”from”,vbtextcompare)
    if p>0 then
    y=split(mid(x(i),p+4),vbcrlf)
    targ=y(0)
    if targ=”” then targ=y(1)
    wscript.echo targ
    end if
    next
    ‘======= end vbscript
    edited to reflect updated requirements 11/16 pm brief test

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  5. Windows Command Prompt does not adhere to MS-DOS' rules, nor does it have the same commands. It does kinda look like MS-DOS if you squint hard enough, I guess. We've been over this before.If you're limited to MS-DOS 6.22, your options are limited.You have choice, which probably won't fulfill your neRead more

    Windows Command Prompt does not adhere to MS-DOS’ rules, nor does it have the same commands. It does kinda look like MS-DOS if you squint hard enough, I guess. We’ve been over this before.

    If you’re limited to MS-DOS 6.22, your options are limited.You have choice, which probably won’t fulfill your needs. You have the %1 though %9 tokens, which will require you to manually start your batch file with the required input. You could use the included debug, and write your own real mode assembly keyboard handler. I’m sure someone somewhere still remembers how. You could rely on qbasic, which may or may not be installed on your MS-DOS boot disk, but then you’re writing a qbasic program, and not a batch file.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  6. Well, assuming you're doing this in a domain environment, you could use RUNAS to offer up a different set of credentials. You could also use a WinXP box to control your Win2003 servers. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

    Well, assuming you’re doing this in a domain environment, you could use RUNAS to offer up a different set of credentials. You could also use a WinXP box to control your Win2003 servers.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  7. Go to https://enterprise.google.com/chrome/chrome-browser/ and download proper msi. Put installer on some visible for everyone network path. For example: //YOUR_MAMA/share/googlechromestandaloneenterprise64.msi Install (if you still don’t have it) Psexec. Here you can read where you can find it. RunRead more

    Go to https://enterprise.google.com/chrome/chrome-browser/ and download proper msi.
    Put installer on some visible for everyone network path. For example: //YOUR_MAMA/share/googlechromestandaloneenterprise64.msi
    Install (if you still don’t have it) Psexec. Here you can read where you can find it.
    Run cmd an type the following command:
    psexec64 -s /user:domain\login -i \\REMOTE_COMPUTER “msiexec” /q /i \\YOUR_MAMA\share\googlechromestandaloneenterprise64.msi
    It will prompt you about your password – obviously type one tied to option domain/login.
    After few minutes cmd shall output error code 0 which means no error at all

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  8. Yeah, I think my post got all crossed up somehow, so heeding Razor's sound advice, I'll put what I thought would solve the problem of "repeat performances" (this is Razor's code, btw, with only the two mods I planted)::StartSET extensionList=avi mp4 mkvSET cnt=0:LoopSET /A cnt+=1IF EXIST %cnt%.m3u GRead more

    Yeah, I think my post got all crossed up somehow, so heeding Razor’s sound advice, I’ll put what I thought would solve the problem of “repeat performances” (this is Razor’s code, btw, with only the two mods I planted):
    :Start
    SET extensionList=avi mp4 mkv
    SET cnt=0
    :Loop
    SET /A cnt+=1
    IF EXIST %cnt%.m3u GOTO Loop

    >%cnt%.m3u ECHO.#EXTM3U
    FOR /D %%a IN (c:\somePath\*) DO CALL :PickFile “%%a”
    GOTO :EOF

    :PickFile
    SET searchList=
    FOR %%b IN (%extensionList%) DO CALL SET searchList=%%searchList%% “%~1\*.%%b”
    :: modification one: count only files with archive attribute turned ON
    set limit=0
    FOR /F %%b IN (‘2^>NUL DIR /A-D-H-SA %searchList% ^| FIND “File(s)”‘) DO SET limit=%%b
    IF %limit% gtr 0 goto :randsel
    ECHO No more unplayed files, reset all files?
    choice
    if %errorlevel% equ 2 goto :eof
    cd \somePath
    attrib /s +a *.*
    :: ===== OPTIONAL: remove old playlists.
    del /s *.m3u
    goto :start

    :randsel
    SET /A fileNum=(%random% %% limit) + 1
    :: modification 2: include only files with archive attribute turned ON
    FOR /F “tokens=2 delims=:” %%b IN (‘2^>NUL DIR /A-D-H-SA/B %searchList% ^| FINDSTR /N “.*” ^| FINDSTR “^%fileNum%:”‘) DO ^
    CALL :AddList %1 “%%b” >>%cnt%.m3u
    GOTO :EOF

    :AddList
    @ECHO.#EXTINF:-1,%~n2
    @ECHO.%~f1\%~2
    :: modification three: “disable” or otherwise “switch off” this file from future inclusions
    @ATTRIB -A %~f1\%2
    @GOTO :EOF
    ::====== end

    @a11: the other short batch was just a “reset” to turn all the files back on, it was just put there to confuse you! 😉
    Anyway, with any given set of items, any random generator will randomly duplicate values unless those values are somehow removed from the lineup – otherwise it’s not “random” for that set. What you want is random plus unique, which means the set must be reduced somehow. It doesn’t matter how, you could delete the files, rename the files, move the files to foreign directories, maintain a list, etc. etc. I chose to use the archive-bit, since it’s fairly easy to implement using minimal modifications to Razor’s working code. As far as I know, there is no random generator that is designed to never duplicate a value, because then it is no longer definable as truly random: it has an agenda, like God: “God does not play dice with the universe” (Albert Einsten)

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  9. i don't have a domain set up, so i can't test it, but looking at the NET TIME options, instead of \\computername, have you tried: /DOMAIN or: /DOMAIN:domainname or: the RTS versions of these options?

    i don’t have a domain set up, so i can’t test it, but looking at the NET TIME options, instead of \\computername, have you tried: /DOMAIN or: /DOMAIN:domainname
    or: the RTS versions of these options?

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  10. If a file has a file size greater than zero then it is not empty. It may contain information that you cannot see with a text editor, perhaps just a lot of spaces but it is not empty. Or you have a serious problem with your file system that is misreporting file size.

    If a file has a file size greater than zero then it is not empty. It may contain information that you cannot see with a text editor, perhaps just a lot of spaces but it is not empty. Or you have a serious problem with your file system that is misreporting file size.

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