1. Re-download the Windows 8 iso file, you just have to supply the product key, here:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/...The step-by-step process:http://www.redmondpie.com/download-...

    Re-download the Windows 8 iso file, you just have to supply the product key, here:
    http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/…

    The step-by-step process:
    http://www.redmondpie.com/download-…

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  2. From here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/177561To add an input language 1. Open Region and Language by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Clock, Language, and Region, and then clicking Region and Language. 2. Click the Keyboards and Languages tab, and then click Change keyRead more

    From here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/177561

    To add an input language

    1.

    Open Region and Language by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Clock, Language, and Region, and then clicking Region and Language.
    2.

    Click the Keyboards and Languages tab, and then click Change keyboards.
    3.

    Under Installed services, click Add.
    4.

    Double-click the language you want to add, double-click Keyboard, select the text services options you want to add, and then click OK.

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    Not sure if that helps or not, but I thought it had to be with “Region and Language” settings

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  3. A kwik google trawl initially seemed to suggest it might a windows-7 and later compatibility issue. But further digging brought this link rom M$-land:http://tinyurl.com/oqxsp52See if it works for you?And video that may help resolve it too?http://tinyurl.com/q579ygeAnd this post from CN a while backRead more

    A kwik google trawl initially seemed to suggest it might a windows-7 and later compatibility issue. But further digging brought this link rom M$-land:

    http://tinyurl.com/oqxsp52

    See if it works for you?

    And video that may help resolve it too?

    http://tinyurl.com/q579yge

    And this post from CN a while back includes a link to a yahoo source:

    http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum…

    message edited by trvlr

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  4. The BIOS uses an included set of DOS codes for all BIOS functions and displays. Once it hands control to Windows, DOS is no longer used. The password screens for both BIOS access and Hard drive access are functions of the BIOS. To remove or bypass these passwords, the machine needs to be taken to thRead more

    The BIOS uses an included set of DOS codes for all BIOS functions and displays. Once it hands control to Windows, DOS is no longer used. The password screens for both BIOS access and Hard drive access are functions of the BIOS. To remove or bypass these passwords, the machine needs to be taken to the manufacturer, where they are able to access the protected non-volatile chip on which passwords are stored. I’ve seen people try to gain access to this location, ending with disaster. Until these security features were made available, portable computers were an easy target for thieves. Now, they are of no value, because they are too difficult to circumvent the security. In other words, stolen laptops are just junk.

    Please let us know if you found someone’s advice to be helpful.
    Failure to install up-to-date anti-virus makes you as much to blame as the virus creators.

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  5. "I have windows on a CD"You will have to use a different CD or thumb drive. Make sure if you do an reinstall, you Delete ALL partitions.Steps to Fix an Unbootable Windowshttp://techsoncall.wordpress.com/20...Kaspersky Rescue Diskhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivi...http://www.softpedia.com/progScreRead more

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  6. A complete reinstall of the Operating System and third party programmes after backing up your personal files onto a USB pen. In future run your browser in a sandbox; e.g. Sandboxie (www.sandboxie.com) or in Kaspersky's own Safe Run for Websites. I had a similar experience while running Firefox 4 inRead more

    A complete reinstall of the Operating System and third party programmes after backing up your personal files onto a USB pen.

    In future run your browser in a sandbox; e.g. Sandboxie (www.sandboxie.com) or in Kaspersky’s own Safe Run for Websites.

    I had a similar experience while running Firefox 4 in Kaspersky’s Safe Run for Websites. Firefox and the Safe Run for Websites suddenly disappeared and I got a message saying that Kaspersky had been unloaded from Memory. The red Kaspersky icon in the bottom right tray turned grey, but very quickly turned red again.When Kaspersky was unloaded from memory the sandbox in which Firefox was running ( Safe Run for Websites) and Firefox closed and with it the route of the cause of the unloading of Kaspersky; this closing of the sandbox also probably isolated any infection. I then deleted the contents of the sandbox ( Safe Run for Websites) in Kaspersky. I then ran Kaspersky in Safe Mode and it found nothing; also I ran Malwarebytes in Safe Mode and it found nothing. I also have Prevx 3.0 and Microsoft Security Essentials which registered nothing whilst in their realtime infection monitoring modes at the time of the crashing of the browser and Kaspersky. My PC is working fine and believe that my sandbox saved the day.

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  7. Or like this: @echo offset string=TESTREM When containing whitespaces, surround full path with double-quotes:set file=%CD%\something.txtFINDSTR /C:"%string%" %file%if errorlevel 1 echo Did NOT find "%string%" in %file% & goto :EOFecho Found "%string%" in %file%

    Or like this:

    @echo off

    set string=TEST

    REM When containing whitespaces, surround full path with double-quotes:
    set file=%CD%\something.txt

    FINDSTR /C:”%string%” %file%
    if errorlevel 1 echo Did NOT find “%string%” in %file% & goto :EOF
    echo Found “%string%” in %file%

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  8. If your .csv file just holds one column as posted, here the script@echo off & setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set cnt=100 for /F "delims=" %%j in ('type "Input.csv"') do ( set /A cnt+=1 echo.Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName %%j -StrongPasswordRequired $false echo.Set-MsolUserPassword %%j -NewPassRead more

    If your .csv file just holds one column as posted, here the script

    @echo off & setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
    set cnt=100
    for /F "delims=" %%j in ('type "Input.csv"') do (
      set /A cnt+=1
      echo.Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName %%j -StrongPasswordRequired $false
      echo.Set-MsolUserPassword %%j -NewPassword "NewPassword!cnt!"
      echo.Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName %%j -PasswordNeverExpires $true
    ) >> "Output.txt"
    

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  9. Technically the batch script doesn't start until after the first window has disappeared. The first window is just getting admin access for the second window which means you can't have an admin cmd window without the first cmd window. Also, I believe the only way to just have one window pop open andRead more

    Technically the batch script doesn’t start until after the first window has disappeared. The first window is just getting admin access for the second window which means you can’t have an admin cmd window without the first cmd window. Also, I believe the only way to just have one window pop open and stay open is if you get rid of the top part of your script that asks for admin and just right-hand click on your batch file and click ‘Run as Administrator’. See less
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  10. OK, I am going to assume that we have a language difference here, so I am going to see if I can reword the parts of your question to see if I understand them: " six subjects (100 marks each,in which one sub theory 75 +practical 25) pass marks 33%."6 Subjects--- 100 questions in each Subject--------Read more

    OK, I am going to assume that we have a language difference here, so I am going to see if I can reword the parts of your question to see if I understand them:

    six subjects (100 marks each,in which one sub theory 75 +practical 25) pass marks 33%.

    6 Subjects
    — 100 questions in each Subject
    ——– 75 Theory questions
    ———– Student must answer 25 questions correctly (75 * 33% = 24.75)
    ——– 25 Practical questions
    ———– Student must answer 9 questions correctly (25 * 33% = 8.25)

    Is that part correct?

    gracing max 5 marks can distribute in all getting less than 33 marks in theory

    This are just 2 guesses, although there many other possibilities.

    Guess # 1: 5 of the 600 marks can be “shared” across subjects to help a student reach 33% in the Theory or Practical portion of any other subject.

    or

    Guess # 2: 5 of the 100 marks in a given subject can be “shared” across Theory and Practical to help a student reach 33% in the Theory or Practical portion.

    fail in max 2 sub. gets compartment.

    I have no idea what “gets compartment” means and how failing up to 2 subjects relates to that.

    Obviously we need some clarification related to your requirements.

    Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.

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