1. Question: Is it because of the action of any virus..?Answer: Virus is not necessarily the only cause for it. Runtime errors can also be the product of some software or memory issues. Question: Please give an effective solutionAnswer: There is no one effective solution for this type of error. You alsRead more

    Question: Is it because of the action of any virus..?

    Answer: Virus is not necessarily the only cause for it. Runtime errors can also be the product of some software or memory issues.

    Question: Please give an effective solution

    Answer: There is no one effective solution for this type of error. You also are not the only one having this issue. The internet has many postings on the same runtime error (see link below). Check them out and see which applies to you.

    http://www.google.com/search?source…

    Good luck.

    i_Xp/Vista/W7User

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  2. plz can u send me tv.lib file on this email address hemasaini86@<removed>edited by moderator: Removed email -Razor2.3

    plz can u send me tv.lib file on this email address hemasaini86@<removed>

    edited by moderator: Removed email -Razor2.3

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  3. I am taking what you posted literally: "I gave the following command". What you then detail is suitable for use as a script file, not to be typed in interactively. If you just typed the above lines at a command prompt you would get exactly the errors you detail. (Although I'm a little puzzled - if yRead more

    I am taking what you posted literally: “I gave the following command”. What you then detail is suitable for use as a script file, not to be typed in interactively. If you just typed the above lines at a command prompt you would get exactly the errors you detail. (Although I’m a little puzzled – if you were doing this interactively why use “expect”? Why not just type in the commands?)

    Perhaps you could clarify. Did you type those commands interactively or did you create a script file?

    Edit: Actually, thinking further, that wouldn’t work even as a script. “expect -f” should be followed by the name of a file containg the commands you want to run. Perhaps you need to read up more about “expect”.

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  4. It actually is quite easy. Note that you will need to insert your information in the bold text. Try something like this:@ECHO OFFCD C:"Program Files (x86)"QUADERA"\ECHO Y | DEL *.*CD ..CD ..CD C:\Users"Your User Name Here"\DesktopCOPY *.* C:"Program Files (x86)""QUADERA"\NOTE that you must leave theRead more

    It actually is quite easy. Note that you will need to insert your information in the
    bold text. Try something like this:

    @ECHO OFF
    CD C:”Program Files (x86)”QUADERA”\
    ECHO Y | DEL *.*
    CD ..
    CD ..
    CD C:\Users”Your User Name Here“\Desktop
    COPY *.* C:”Program Files (x86)””QUADERA”\

    NOTE that you must leave the quotes in the code for the code to work.
    Copy and paste the above code into Notepad and save it as YOURFILENAME.BAT.
    Then run it and see if it works.

    Mouse could not be found. Click OK to continue.
    What to do now?

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  5. The zerolgt command should be issued from another directory with the target folder as a parameter, e.g.C:\My dir>zerolgt C:\Documents and Settings\user\My FolderHowever if you want to store it in the same folder holding the target files, use the following version:: zerolgt.bat Usage: zerolgt FoldRead more

    The zerolgt command should be issued from another directory with the target folder as a parameter, e.g.

    C:\My dir>zerolgt C:\Documents and Settings\user\My Folder

    However if you want to store it in the same folder holding the target files, use the following version

    :: zerolgt.bat Usage: zerolgt Folder_Name
    @echo off
    pushd %*
    for %%j in (*) do if /I not "%%j"=="%~nx0" type nul > "%%j"
    popd
    :: End_Of_Batch
    

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  6. I still can't see why it should be a problem to give the second interface a separate network. After all, you have to assign some address to it, so why not make it one that will effectively isolate the networks in the way that you require? It's much more difficult to isolate some device from others oRead more

    I still can’t see why it should be a problem to give the second interface a separate network. After all, you have to assign some address to it, so why not make it one that will effectively isolate the networks in the way that you require? It’s much more difficult to isolate some device from others on the same network (I’d use a firewall if I had that requirement).

    Having said that, I’m not sure why a specific persistant route shouldn’t work, although it is more work, if you specify the appropriate interface. But it’s not something that I have ever had the occasion to try; I’ve always found a private network for the isolated devices to be the most logical solution.

    Perhaps I still don’t understand your requirements.

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  7. Are you sure you are actually changing the drivers? To check, go to device manager and open the realtek sound device. Click on the driver tab to see if the file matches what you downloaded. You can also change the drive there. Removing the device and rebooting will usually just re-install the instalRead more

    Are you sure you are actually changing the drivers? To check, go to device manager and open the realtek sound device. Click on the driver tab to see if the file matches what you downloaded. You can also change the drive there.

    Removing the device and rebooting will usually just re-install the installed driver. To change drivers, don’t reboot in between.

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  8. I took a few schools on this. Compressed air can create ESD damage. I know everyone does it. The two schools I had on ESD control assumed we had access to a esd safe vacuum.Two issues with compressed air or canned air. The junk you blow out goes back into the room. You didn't clean anything, you movRead more

    I took a few schools on this. Compressed air can create ESD damage. I know everyone does it. The two schools I had on ESD control assumed we had access to a esd safe vacuum.

    Two issues with compressed air or canned air. The junk you blow out goes back into the room. You didn’t clean anything, you moved it. Unless you did this outside. A company can’t allow that.

    Two is parts could blow off. Small jumper or other small parts or dust could fly off into your eyes or simply lost.

    Last is the breathing the dust. That is really three.

    Almost nobody has an esd vacuum. One can adapt a common vacuum but the rule is to reduce air speeds. Static is built up in higher air speeds. Plastic is usually bad. It creates static unless it is a special type.

    A shop type vacuum where the air can be turned around and a paper end put on may be a choice if you are outside. It has lower air speeds and blows the dust and not blasts the dust.

    In any case be careful.

    Look at the msds on the cans. I know they claim safe but if you read further it is a type of freon generally that will be banned in a few years.

    Hang up and live.

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  9. No it's not bad, but what he means is by running 2 sticks, you can use dual channel mode on the mobo. What's the model of the mobo, maybe it's capable of running triple channel, which would be better yet.

    No it’s not bad, but what he means is by running 2 sticks, you can use dual channel mode on the mobo. What’s the model of the mobo, maybe it’s capable of running triple channel, which would be better yet. See less

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  10. Discussing about piracy is not allowed in these forums. Go to the site where you downloaded the torrent and post your question there.E8500 | 4GB | 320GB | 9800 GT 1GB @ 720/990 | HP w1907 @ 1440 x 900 60Hz| Win7 Ultimate x64

    Discussing about piracy is not allowed in these forums.
    Go to the site where you downloaded the torrent and post your question there.

    E8500 | 4GB | 320GB | 9800 GT 1GB @ 720/990 | HP w1907 @ 1440 x 900 60Hz| Win7 Ultimate x64

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