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You can try and have a look at our FAQs– you describe a few separate issues that might have different causes. We do take every issue seriously, please contact our support (preferably through the Rapport console) so we could help.
Hi,Assuming that your form has a Text Box named "TextBox1" and a Label named "Label1"the following code can be attached to the TextBox1 change event.The code responds to each change in the text in the text box.Whenever there are 6 characters in the text box it runs the Workbook VLOOKUP() function.NoRead more
Hi,
Assuming that your form has a Text Box named “TextBox1” and a Label named “Label1” the following code can be attached to the TextBox1 change event.
The code responds to each change in the text in the text box. Whenever there are 6 characters in the text box it runs the Workbook VLOOKUP() function. Note that the way that the range is referenced is Visual Basic style and not worksheet style.
The result of the VLOOKUP is placed as the label caption. You could apply the result to any other Forms object that accepts text.
You will need to add code to capture errors returned by VLOOKUP() such as when the text string is not found.
If the lookup table on the worksheet consists of numbers in the first column, you will have to convert the text from the text box to a number.
Private Sub TextBox1_Change()
If Len(TextBox1.Text) = 6 Then
Label1.Caption = Application.WorksheetFunction. _
VLookup(TextBox1.Text, Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("D2:E20"), 2, False)
End If
End Sub
For text to a number try this: VLookup(CLng(TextBox1.Text)… Note also that if you move the lookup table on the worksheet the code will not change to follow it – the range will have to be manually altered.
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This helped someone:
“In MPC-HC go to options, playback, and make sure the boxes for auto load audio files and auto load subtitles are checked”
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Search for msconfig.exe on the machine in question. Right click on it while pressing the shift key. Then choose runas. Choose administrator & enter the password. How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Search for msconfig.exe on the machine in question. Right click on it while pressing the shift key. Then choose runas. Choose administrator & enter the password.
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
You may have one or more damaged wires in the wiring between the display in the lid and the video adapter. A faulty voltage inverter or backlight cannot cause your symptoms - it has to be either that wiring is damaged, or the display assembly circuits are damaged.Laptop no video (or video problems),Read more
You may have one or more damaged wires in the wiring between the display in the lid and the video adapter. A faulty voltage inverter or backlight cannot cause your symptoms – it has to be either that wiring is damaged, or the display assembly circuits are damaged.
Laptop no video (or video problems), and battery, AC adapter, power jack T shooting.
I had this exact problem today with my Gigabyte 880GA-UD3H. Looks like a ram issue. If you have two sticks try removing one and see what you get. Then try the other. I think one of my sticks is bad.
I had this exact problem today with my Gigabyte 880GA-UD3H. Looks like a ram issue. If you have two sticks try removing one and see what you get. Then try the other. I think one of my sticks is bad.
Is this a work laptop??? That is data protection software, usually installed by company's and people who wish to protect their data in case the laptop is stolen. If this is a work computer you should have your IT dept do this. If this is your own computer, you could call the manufacturer if you haveRead more
Is this a work laptop??? That is data protection software, usually installed by company’s and people who wish to protect their data in case the laptop is stolen. If this is a work computer you should have your IT dept do this. If this is your own computer, you could call the manufacturer if you have proof of ownership, they may be able to help.
Difficult. Most companies that sell that stuff want you to buy 1000 or more.If you can't find it on the internet then it ain't for sale. By the way. Do you have a way to replace such a connector? Usually requires special tools such as a solder tank or hot air tools.
Difficult. Most companies that sell that stuff want you to buy 1000 or more.If you can’t find it on the internet then it ain’t for sale.
By the way. Do you have a way to replace such a connector? Usually requires special tools such as a solder tank or hot air tools.
When you install a video card in the PCI-E X16 slot on your mboard , the bios disables the onboard video automatically. THERE IS NO SETTING IN THE BIOS SETUP THAT DOES THAT for your mboard !You can ONLY get video from the video port on the video card that's installed in the PCI-E X16 slot when the cRead more
When you install a video card in the PCI-E X16 slot on your mboard , the bios disables the onboard video automatically. THERE IS NO SETTING IN THE BIOS SETUP THAT DOES THAT for your mboard ! You can ONLY get video from the video port on the video card that’s installed in the PCI-E X16 slot when the card is installed !
The video chipset does not need any drivers from the hard drive while booting the computer in order to produce video ! …………
If the Acer monitor can be connected via a VGA or a DVI connection on the monitor itself, you can only use one type of connection at a time. ………
“…an add- in AVI graphics card RV370s…. “
RV370s is the model of the Radeon chip, but it’s NOT the name of the Radeon graphics chipset !
Radeon X300, X300 LE, X300 SE, X300 SE Hyper Memory; Radeon X550; Radeon X1050
The lower Radeon chipset versions require your system has a lower minimum power supply capacity – the higher versions require your system has a higher minimum power supply .
E.g. I looked this up the other day –
Radeon X1050 – minimum 300 watt power supply required; AND minimum 18 amps at +12 volts
If you DO have a Radeon X1050, the card may have a power socket on it – if it does, you MUST plug in a connector from the power supply into that socket. If your power supply doesn’t have a suitable 6 pin PCI-E power connector, you can buy and use a wiring adapter with it, if you have two spare larger molex drive power connectors available.
You need to identify the name of the Radeon chipset ! If you don’t know that by it’s manufacturer’s model name….
Wattage small form-factor computer: 160 W small desktop computer: 210 W desktop computer: 280 W small mini-tower computer with processor speeds of 3.2 GHz or lower: 250 W small mini-tower computer with processor speeds of 3.4 GHz or higher: 305 W mini-tower computer: 305 W
If your power supply does not have enough wattage capacity, or if it doesn’t have enough current (amperage) capacity at +12 volts, for the Radeon video chipset when the Radeon card is installed, you may get NO VIDEO from the graphics card and your computer may NOT BOOT normally ! ………
This message may have been generated by the Acer monitor, NOT the computer :
System halted! Attention: Unsupported Video Configuration Detected Action is Required This computer has an add-in graphics card, but the monitor is plugged into the integrated video connector. To attach the monitor cable to the add-in graphics card: 1. Shut down the computer 2. Plug the monitor cable into the add-in graphics card connector. This may require a video adapter or video adapter cable. (provided with the system) 3. Turn on the computer. This message should not appear after completing these steps. For more information or help, please refer to the system documentation ……….
The setting for Primary Video, or Intialize Video First. or similar, in the bios Setup should be set to PCI-E or similar when a PCI-E X16 card is installed – it may do that automatically – in order for the enhanced features of the specific video drivers installed for the video card to work properly when you boot the computer normally into Windows, in Windows. However, that setting has NO EFFECT regarding whether you get video while booting BEFORE the operating system – Windows in this case – loads from the hard drive. ….
If you DO always get video while booting BEFORE the operating system loads when the video card is installed, but then NO video after Windows is supposed to load, that’s EASY to fix !
Missing from that… How to load Windows in Enable VGA mode….
Remove any bootable CDs or DVDs from drives. Press F8 repeatedly while booting, don’t hold down the key, and when the boot choices menu appears, choose Enable VGA mode
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Hi,You can try and have a look at our FAQs- you describe a few separate issues that might have different causes.We do take every issue seriously, please contact our support (preferably through the Rapport console) so we could help.Regards,Alex ManTrusteer Technical Support
You can try and have a look at our FAQs– you describe a few separate issues that might have different causes.
We do take every issue seriously, please contact our support (preferably through the Rapport console) so we could help.
Regards,
Alex Man
Trusteer Technical Support
Vlookup On a Userform With Textboxes
Hi,Assuming that your form has a Text Box named "TextBox1" and a Label named "Label1"the following code can be attached to the TextBox1 change event.The code responds to each change in the text in the text box.Whenever there are 6 characters in the text box it runs the Workbook VLOOKUP() function.NoRead more
Assuming that your form has a Text Box named “TextBox1” and a Label named “Label1”
the following code can be attached to the TextBox1 change event.
The code responds to each change in the text in the text box.
Whenever there are 6 characters in the text box it runs the Workbook VLOOKUP() function.
Note that the way that the range is referenced is Visual Basic style and not worksheet style.
The result of the VLOOKUP is placed as the label caption. You could apply the result to any other Forms object that accepts text.
You will need to add code to capture errors returned by VLOOKUP() such as when the text string is not found.
If the lookup table on the worksheet consists of numbers in the first column, you will have to convert the text from the text box to a number.
Private Sub TextBox1_Change() If Len(TextBox1.Text) = 6 Then Label1.Caption = Application.WorksheetFunction. _ VLookup(TextBox1.Text, Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("D2:E20"), 2, False) End If End SubFor text to a number try this: VLookup(CLng(TextBox1.Text)…
Note also that if you move the lookup table on the worksheet the code will not change to follow it – the range will have to be manually altered.
Hope this helps
Regards
MPC-HC Doesn’t Always Show Subtitle.
This helped someone:"In MPC-HC go to options, playback, and make sure the boxes for auto load audio files and auto load subtitles are checked"Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
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Search for msconfig.exe on the machine in question. Right click on it while pressing the shift key. Then choose runas. Choose administrator & enter the password. How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
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You may have one or more damaged wires in the wiring between the display in the lid and the video adapter. A faulty voltage inverter or backlight cannot cause your symptoms - it has to be either that wiring is damaged, or the display assembly circuits are damaged.Laptop no video (or video problems),Read more
A faulty voltage inverter or backlight cannot cause your symptoms – it has to be either that wiring is damaged, or the display assembly circuits are damaged.
Laptop no video (or video problems), and battery, AC adapter, power jack T shooting.
See response 1:
https://computing.net/answers/ha…
Getting 3 long 1 short beep on boot
I had this exact problem today with my Gigabyte 880GA-UD3H. Looks like a ram issue. If you have two sticks try removing one and see what you get. Then try the other. I think one of my sticks is bad.
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Is this a work laptop??? That is data protection software, usually installed by company's and people who wish to protect their data in case the laptop is stolen. If this is a work computer you should have your IT dept do this. If this is your own computer, you could call the manufacturer if you haveRead more
Is this a work laptop??? That is data protection software, usually installed by company’s and people who wish to protect their data in case the laptop is stolen. If this is a work computer you should have your IT dept do this. If this is your own computer, you could call the manufacturer if you have proof of ownership, they may be able to help.
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Difficult. Most companies that sell that stuff want you to buy 1000 or more.If you can't find it on the internet then it ain't for sale. By the way. Do you have a way to replace such a connector? Usually requires special tools such as a solder tank or hot air tools.
Difficult. Most companies that sell that stuff want you to buy 1000 or more.If you can’t find it on the internet then it ain’t for sale.
See lessBy the way. Do you have a way to replace such a connector? Usually requires special tools such as a solder tank or hot air tools.
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When you install a video card in the PCI-E X16 slot on your mboard , the bios disables the onboard video automatically. THERE IS NO SETTING IN THE BIOS SETUP THAT DOES THAT for your mboard !You can ONLY get video from the video port on the video card that's installed in the PCI-E X16 slot when the cRead more
You can ONLY get video from the video port on the video card that’s installed in the PCI-E X16 slot when the card is installed !
The video chipset does not need any drivers from the hard drive while booting the computer in order to produce video !
…………
If the Acer monitor can be connected via a VGA or a DVI connection on the monitor itself, you can only use one type of connection at a time.
………
“…an add- in AVI graphics card RV370s…. “
RV370s is the model of the Radeon chip, but it’s NOT the name of the Radeon graphics chipset !
Comparison of AMD graphics processing units
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compar…
Excerpts:
PCI-E (X3xx, X5xx, X6xx, X1xxx series)
Radeon R300 series
(from the table)
The RV370 series chip is used in
Radeon X300, X300 LE, X300 SE, X300 SE Hyper Memory;
Radeon X550;
Radeon X1050
The lower Radeon chipset versions require your system has a lower minimum power supply capacity – the higher versions require your system has a higher minimum power supply .
E.g. I looked this up the other day –
Radeon X1050 – minimum 300 watt power supply required; AND minimum 18 amps at +12 volts
If you DO have a Radeon X1050, the card may have a power socket on it – if it does, you MUST plug in a connector from the power supply into that socket. If your power supply doesn’t have a suitable 6 pin PCI-E power connector, you can buy and use a wiring adapter with it, if you have two spare larger molex drive power connectors available.
You need to identify the name of the Radeon chipset !
If you don’t know that by it’s manufacturer’s model name….
GPU-55: How to identify the model of an ATI graphics card
http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticle…
……..
“Dell desktop GX280”
Your power supply may not have enough wattage capacity !
There are FIVE different case versions of the Dell Optiplex GX280 series, shown here:
Dell™ OptiPlex™ GX280 Systems User’s Guide
http://support.dell.com/support/edo…
Specifications…
Excerpts:
PCI Express
connectors: one x16
(So you have a PCI-E X16 slot, not an AGP slot)
DC power supply:
Wattage
small form-factor computer: 160 W
small desktop computer: 210 W
desktop computer: 280 W
small mini-tower computer with processor speeds of 3.2 GHz or lower: 250 W
small mini-tower computer with processor speeds of 3.4 GHz or higher: 305 W
mini-tower computer: 305 W
If your power supply does not have enough wattage capacity, or if it doesn’t have enough current (amperage) capacity at +12 volts, for the Radeon video chipset when the Radeon card is installed, you may get NO VIDEO from the graphics card and your computer may NOT BOOT normally !
………
This message may have been generated by the Acer monitor, NOT the computer :
System halted!
Attention: Unsupported Video Configuration Detected
Action is Required
This computer has an add-in graphics card, but the monitor is plugged into the integrated video connector.
To attach the monitor cable to the add-in graphics card:
1. Shut down the computer
2. Plug the monitor cable into the add-in graphics card connector.
This may require a video adapter or video adapter cable.
(provided with the system)
3. Turn on the computer.
This message should not appear after completing these steps.
For more information or help, please refer to the system documentation
……….
The setting for Primary Video, or Intialize Video First. or similar, in the bios Setup should be set to PCI-E or similar when a PCI-E X16 card is installed – it may do that automatically – in order for the enhanced features of the specific video drivers installed for the video card to work properly when you boot the computer normally into Windows, in Windows.
However, that setting has NO EFFECT regarding whether you get video while booting BEFORE the operating system – Windows in this case – loads from the hard drive.
….
If you DO always get video while booting BEFORE the operating system loads when the video card is installed, but then NO video after Windows is supposed to load, that’s EASY to fix !
See response 9 here:
https://computing.net/answers/ha…
Missing from that…
How to load Windows in Enable VGA mode….
Remove any bootable CDs or DVDs from drives.
Press F8 repeatedly while booting, don’t hold down the key, and when the boot choices menu appears, choose
Enable VGA mode