1. i know this thread is older than creation, but i was experimenting and remembered your post...@goto aaae100 B4 01 CD 21 2C 30 48 4C CD 21RCX10WQ:AAAIF EXIST KEY.COM GOTO :BBBDEBUG KEY.COM < %0.BAT > NUL 2>NUL:BBB::Demonstrates capturing of errorlevel to a printable character...:Captures eveRead more

    i know this thread is older than creation, but i was experimenting and remembered your post…

    @goto aaa
    e100 B4 01 CD 21 2C 30 48 4C CD 21
    RCX
    10
    W
    Q
    :AAA
    IF EXIST KEY.COM GOTO :BBB
    DEBUG KEY.COM < %0.BAT > NUL 2>NUL
    :BBB
    ::Demonstrates capturing of errorlevel to a printable character…
    :Captures everything except:<>= key.com subt.s 48 from the input
    :does NOT handle backspace – it can be tested for (216), but not handled
    :as a rub-out. User would have to retype from start.
    @echo off
    set E1=!,#,$,%%,&,’,(,+,-,/
    SET NUMS=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
    set E2=:,;,@
    SET CAPS=A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z
    set E3=[,],^,_,`
    SET SMALLS=a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u,v,w,x,y,z
    SET E4={,},~
    SET TEXT=
    :00
    SET TEST=
    KEY
    :: the “reserved words” (ie: not processable due to shell interpretation)
    IF ERRORLEVEL 221 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 222 GOTO :DONE
    IF ERRORLEVEL 254 SET TEST=.
    IF ERRORLEVEL 216 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 217 GOTO :BKSPC
    IF ERRORLEVEL 252 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 253 SET TEST=,
    IF ERRORLEVEL 250 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 251 SET TEST=*
    IF ERRORLEVEL 249 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 250 SET TEST=)
    IF ERRORLEVEL 242 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 243 SET TEST=”
    :space at end of this line!
    IF ERRORLEVEL 240 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 241 SET TEST=
    IF ERRORLEVEL 44 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 45 SET TEST=\
    IF ERRORLEVEL 15 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 16 SET TEST=?
    :these can’t be handled using SET due to conflicts of interest
    :IF ERRORLEVEL 14 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 15 SET TEST=>
    :IF ERRORLEVEL 13 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 14 SET TEST==
    :IF ERRORLEVEL 12 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 13 SET TEST=<
    IF ERRORLEVEL 11 IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 12 SET TEST=;
    IF NOT “%TEST%”==”” GOTO :XIT
    FOR %%A IN (%E3%,%SMALLS%,%E4%,%E1%) DO IF ERRORLEVEL %%A SET TEST=%%A
    IF NOT “%TEST%”==”” GOTO :XIT
    FOR %%A IN (%NUMS%,%E2%,%CAPS%) DO IF ERRORLEVEL %%A SET TEST=%%A
    :XIT
    SET TEXT=%TEXT%%TEST%
    GOTO :00
    :BKSPC
    CLS
    ECHO SORRY YOU WILL HAVE TO REENTER FROM SCRATCH
    SET TEXT=
    GOTO :00
    :DONE

    to use the script (demo):
    echo enter some stuff but not grtrthan, lssthan, or equals!
    call gettext
    echo here’s your text:[%text%]

    does not work right on XP and up, but why would you want to anyhows?

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  2. Ok, so when trying to access the server from inside your LAN, you may have to use either the internal ip address of the server, or you have to add an entry in the hosts file of your computer, where you assign the internal ip address to the external used name.Hosts fileE.g:127.0.0.1 localhost192.168.Read more

    Ok, so when trying to access the server from inside your LAN, you may have to use either the internal ip address of the server, or you have to add an entry in the hosts file of your computer, where you assign the internal ip address to the external used name.

    Hosts file
    E.g:
    127.0.0.1 localhost
    192.168.1.100 xxx.no-ip.biz

    Save the file and try to access the server by e.g. http://xxx.no-ip.biz, from inside your LAN.

    From the internet, you should check, whether the port is really shown as open.

    Here a link to an online port scanner, you can use:
    http://www.grc.com/intro.htm

    The original poster should always write the last response !!!
    Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!

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  3. You are correct in thinking that Fn + F2 turns wifi on and off on the D610.Since that is obviously not the cause of the problem you need to look elsewhere. Two suggestions spring to mind:1) The wifi adapter can be enabled/disabled in BIOS Setup, so check in there and if necessary enable it.2) Try reRead more

    You are correct in thinking that Fn + F2 turns wifi on and off on the D610.

    Since that is obviously not the cause of the problem you need to look elsewhere. Two suggestions spring to mind:

    1) The wifi adapter can be enabled/disabled in BIOS Setup, so check in there and if necessary enable it.

    2) Try re-installing the wireless adapter driver. You can download it from the Dell Support website that’s appropriate for your country. For the UK it’s here: http://www.dell.com/support/home/uk…

    For other countries, click “United Kingdom” at top-left of page and select your country from the drop-down list. It’s essential you choose the correct country first to avoid the risk of getting the wrong driver or not being able to find your model.

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  4. ftp is ftp is ftp......When you have everything setup and you're ready to connect you ftp to the IP of the target PC. As per my example above, lets say you have ftp server software running on PC 1 and you wish to connect from PC 2. You know the IP of PC 1 is 192.168.0.1 your command would be:ftp 192Read more

    ftp is ftp is ftp……

    When you have everything setup and you’re ready to connect you ftp to the IP of the target PC. As per my example above, lets say you have ftp server software running on PC 1 and you wish to connect from PC 2. You know the IP of PC 1 is 192.168.0.1 your command would be:

    ftp 192.168.0.1

    In my experience, you enter the username/password after making the initial connection.

    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***

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  5. If you are cabled correctly then perhaps you put the router into bridge mode which would then pass the wan ip the router should get to your pc.Pull up the documentation for your router so you know the default logon and password. Reset to factory and then logon using the defaults to then configure anRead more

    If you are cabled correctly then perhaps you put the router into bridge mode which would then pass the wan ip the router should get to your pc.

    Pull up the documentation for your router so you know the default logon and password. Reset to factory and then logon using the defaults to then configure and secure the router.

    Also be clear on what you are reading on the internet. That 192.168.137.1 relates only to running ICS which you are not doing. Even then that would be for a client not the host pc.

    Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
    How to properly post a question:
    Sorry no tech support via PM’s

    message edited by wanderer

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  6. Why don't you know the password?Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    Why don’t you know the password?

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  7. The GT 610 is a low end / entry level card, not a gaming card. It's a rebranded GT 520 & only consumes 29W until full load. The minimum recommended PSU is 300W. If this upgrade is for gaming purposes, I suggest you keep looking.Here's the specs for comparison:GT 610 specs: https://www.techpoweruRead more

    The GT 610 is a low end / entry level card, not a gaming card. It’s a rebranded GT 520 & only consumes 29W until full load. The minimum recommended PSU is 300W. If this upgrade is for gaming purposes, I suggest you keep looking.

    Here’s the specs for comparison:

    GT 610 specs: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/8…

    http://www.geforce.com/hardware/des…

    GT 520 specs: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/2…

    http://www.geforce.com/hardware/des…

    As for a power supply, here’s the highly recommended Corsair 430W, on sale again for just $20 after rebate. It’ll handle just about anything you throw at it. I own 3 of them. My best graphics card is a Radeon R7 370, no problems.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ…

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  8. Like I said, Vivaldi people need to fix this. Your other choice is to dump Vivaldi and find a POS provider who will support your business.I'm assuming your printer is supported and you just didn't run out and buy something unsupported on a whim or to save 20 bucks.SkipAudares Juvo

    Like I said, Vivaldi people need to fix this. Your other choice is to dump Vivaldi and find a POS provider who will support your business.

    I’m assuming your printer is supported and you just didn’t run out and buy something unsupported on a whim or to save 20 bucks.

    Skip
    Audares Juvo

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  9. IT WORKS! took everything out one by one. double cleaned everything, re-paste the processor, one stick of RAM at a time when putting everything back together. No idea what caused the short, BUT I haven't plugged in the USBs in the front yet.Again I would like to thank everyone for helping me out, seRead more

    IT WORKS! took everything out one by one. double cleaned everything, re-paste the processor, one stick of RAM at a time when putting everything back together. No idea what caused the short, BUT I haven’t plugged in the USBs in the front yet.
    Again I would like to thank everyone for helping me out, sending me links on detailed information. Very much appreciated. Now I have another problem…the sound card, but that will be in a whole different thread. Again thank you very much. See less
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  10. Definitely try reinstalling the software that came with the printer. Or better yet, check on canon's website to see if they have newer versions of the drivers for your version of windows. If that doesn't work, your only option is to contact the manufacturer and have them fix it, so long as it is stiRead more

    Definitely try reinstalling the software that came with the printer. Or better yet, check on canon’s website to see if they have newer versions of the drivers for your version of windows. If that doesn’t work, your only option is to contact the manufacturer and have them fix it, so long as it is still under warranty (although if it is over 2 years old, probably not). Other than that, you are probably out of luck. See less
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