It doesn't matter who made the battery but it MUST be the correct model - CR2032 is probably the most common. Hopefully you unplugged the power cord before messing with the battery? Once the battery is removed, the BIOS automatically resets to the default values. Any customized settings that may havRead more
It doesn’t matter who made the battery but it MUST be the correct model – CR2032 is probably the most common. Hopefully you unplugged the power cord before messing with the battery? Once the battery is removed, the BIOS automatically resets to the default values. Any customized settings that may have been needed to properly boot the system were lost. I’m guessing you didn’t record the settings before the battery was removed? You will now have to enter the BIOS & run thru each & every setting & correct them as needed.
Are you hearing any beeps when you attempt to boot up? Please post the make/model of your motherboard.
You cannot enter your BIOS without a keyboard. Try borrowing another keyboard. If your keyboard is USB then try a PS2 type keyboard. It is possible that a power feedback damaged the USB port so try another one. Basic keyboards are really inexpensive so do not use the one that had the juice spilled oRead more
You cannot enter your BIOS without a keyboard. Try borrowing another keyboard. If your keyboard is USB then try a PS2 type keyboard. It is possible that a power feedback damaged the USB port so try another one. Basic keyboards are really inexpensive so do not use the one that had the juice spilled on it for fear of damaging another USB port.
Go into your Control Panel, Ease of Access, Ease of Access Center, Set up Filter Keys. Check and make sure that "Turn on Filter Keys" is unchecked. You can also uncheck the option under Keyboard shortcut to Turn on Filter Keys when Right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds.
Go into your Control Panel, Ease of Access, Ease of Access Center, Set up Filter Keys. Check and make sure that “Turn on Filter Keys” is unchecked.
You can also uncheck the option under Keyboard shortcut to Turn on Filter Keys when Right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds.
First, you need a packet driver for your network card. You can usually find and download it from its manufacturer site. After you load the packet driver, you need a DOS Telnet program in order to run a BBS via Telnet. I have uploaded one (TELNET.EXE) so you can download it from here: http://newdos.yRead more
First, you need a packet driver for your network card. You can usually find and download it from its manufacturer site.
After you load the packet driver, you need a DOS Telnet program in order to run a BBS via Telnet. I have uploaded one (TELNET.EXE) so you can download it from here:
Have you left out part of the code? One minor thing, I believe that the break; statement should be outside of the brackets on your case WM_PAINT switch. That's how it's done with borland anyway. Does DialogBox() return a handle in Visual C++? Also there is no message loop at all in your code. The DlRead more
Have you left out part of the code?
One minor thing, I believe that the break; statement should be outside of the brackets on your case WM_PAINT switch. That’s how it’s done with borland anyway.
Does DialogBox() return a handle in Visual C++?
Also there is no message loop at all in your code. The DlgProc callback procedure is probably never being sent any messages at all unless Visual C++ does way more housekeeping for the user that Borland C++ builder does.
I also noticed that you have not created an application window, or retreived a handle for it. Does the code you posted compile or run? If so, what do you get when you run the executable?
Since you've tried to format the drive, I will presume that you no longer want the data that was stored on it. It sounds likely the drive is completely corrupt. The only way you can make the drive useable again would be to perform a "low-level format". This is where the FAT partition table is resetRead more
Since you’ve tried to format the drive, I will presume that you no longer want the data that was stored on it. It sounds likely the drive is completely corrupt.
The only way you can make the drive useable again would be to perform a “low-level format”. This is where the FAT partition table is reset and literally all of the bits on the flash memory are set to 0s.
The best tool for this is called OnBelay. Download, install and use it to try and low-level format the drive. If it works, great, otherwise your USB flash drive might not have the necessary chip onboard it which allows low-level formatting.
If it doesn’t work, I would recommend just going out and purchasing a new USB drive. They’re incredibly cheap now.
The only thing I see so far is: CD C: on my w-7, CD must have the /d: switch in order to switch drives: CD C: does not work, but CD /D C: does. Or, you could use PUSHD without the /d switch. In future posts, you might note where the batch is failing, to help locating the offending code.
The only thing I see so far is:
CD C:
on my w-7, CD must have the /d: switch in order to switch drives: CD C: does not work, but CD /D C: does. Or, you could use PUSHD without the /d switch. In future posts, you might note where the batch is failing, to help locating the offending code.
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Shift + 2, just like any other keyboard
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It doesn't matter who made the battery but it MUST be the correct model - CR2032 is probably the most common. Hopefully you unplugged the power cord before messing with the battery? Once the battery is removed, the BIOS automatically resets to the default values. Any customized settings that may havRead more
It doesn’t matter who made the battery but it MUST be the correct model – CR2032 is probably the most common. Hopefully you unplugged the power cord before messing with the battery? Once the battery is removed, the BIOS automatically resets to the default values. Any customized settings that may have been needed to properly boot the system were lost. I’m guessing you didn’t record the settings before the battery was removed? You will now have to enter the BIOS & run thru each & every setting & correct them as needed.
Are you hearing any beeps when you attempt to boot up? Please post the make/model of your motherboard.
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Here are other Free packet tools.https://mac.softpedia.com/dyn-searc...
https://mac.softpedia.com/dyn-searc…
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You cannot enter your BIOS without a keyboard. Try borrowing another keyboard. If your keyboard is USB then try a PS2 type keyboard. It is possible that a power feedback damaged the USB port so try another one. Basic keyboards are really inexpensive so do not use the one that had the juice spilled oRead more
You cannot enter your BIOS without a keyboard. Try borrowing another keyboard. If your keyboard is USB then try a PS2 type keyboard. It is possible that a power feedback damaged the USB port so try another one. Basic keyboards are really inexpensive so do not use the one that had the juice spilled on it for fear of damaging another USB port.
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Go into your Control Panel, Ease of Access, Ease of Access Center, Set up Filter Keys. Check and make sure that "Turn on Filter Keys" is unchecked. You can also uncheck the option under Keyboard shortcut to Turn on Filter Keys when Right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds.
Go into your Control Panel, Ease of Access, Ease of Access Center, Set up Filter Keys. Check and make sure that “Turn on Filter Keys” is unchecked.
You can also uncheck the option under Keyboard shortcut to Turn on Filter Keys when Right SHIFT is pressed for 8 seconds.
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First, you need a packet driver for your network card. You can usually find and download it from its manufacturer site. After you load the packet driver, you need a DOS Telnet program in order to run a BBS via Telnet. I have uploaded one (TELNET.EXE) so you can download it from here: http://newdos.yRead more
First, you need a packet driver for your network card. You can usually find and download it from its manufacturer site.
After you load the packet driver, you need a DOS Telnet program in order to run a BBS via Telnet. I have uploaded one (TELNET.EXE) so you can download it from here:
http://newdos.yginfo.net/upload/telnet.exe
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Have you left out part of the code? One minor thing, I believe that the break; statement should be outside of the brackets on your case WM_PAINT switch. That's how it's done with borland anyway. Does DialogBox() return a handle in Visual C++? Also there is no message loop at all in your code. The DlRead more
Have you left out part of the code?
One minor thing, I believe that the break; statement should be outside of the brackets on your case WM_PAINT switch. That’s how it’s done with borland anyway.
Does DialogBox() return a handle in Visual C++?
Also there is no message loop at all in your code. The DlgProc callback procedure is probably never being sent any messages at all unless Visual C++ does way more housekeeping for the user that Borland C++ builder does.
I also noticed that you have not created an application window, or retreived a handle for it. Does the code you posted compile or run? If so, what do you get when you run the executable?
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Since you've tried to format the drive, I will presume that you no longer want the data that was stored on it. It sounds likely the drive is completely corrupt. The only way you can make the drive useable again would be to perform a "low-level format". This is where the FAT partition table is resetRead more
Since you’ve tried to format the drive, I will presume that you no longer want the data that was stored on it. It sounds likely the drive is completely corrupt.
The only way you can make the drive useable again would be to perform a “low-level format”. This is where the FAT partition table is reset and literally all of the bits on the flash memory are set to 0s.
The best tool for this is called OnBelay. Download, install and use it to try and low-level format the drive. If it works, great, otherwise your USB flash drive might not have the necessary chip onboard it which allows low-level formatting.
If it doesn’t work, I would recommend just going out and purchasing a new USB drive. They’re incredibly cheap now.
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The only thing I see so far is: CD C: on my w-7, CD must have the /d: switch in order to switch drives: CD C: does not work, but CD /D C: does. Or, you could use PUSHD without the /d switch. In future posts, you might note where the batch is failing, to help locating the offending code.
The only thing I see so far is:
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on my w-7, CD must have the /d: switch in order to switch drives: CD C: does not work, but CD /D C: does. Or, you could use PUSHD without the /d switch. In future posts, you might note where the batch is failing, to help locating the offending code.
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With your help i have finally found the game!!!its called "stay tuned" http://www.amazon.com/Stay-Tooned-p...
With your help i have finally found the game!!!its called “stay tuned”
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