1. In no way can installing Windows damage anything. However, coincidences can definitely happen so there is no reason why there couldn't have been a hardware failure at that time. Two components failing at the same time is possible but stretches the imagination a bit.Just a general comment about takinRead more

    In no way can installing Windows damage anything. However, coincidences can definitely happen so there is no reason why there couldn’t have been a hardware failure at that time. Two components failing at the same time is possible but stretches the imagination a bit.

    Just a general comment about taking a computer into repair (not this particular one). If a repairer has taken trouble to change a component and it doesn’t fix it they will often leave it in and then change something else which was the main culprit. Although they might charge for both this isn’t necessarily a con. It can be the most cost effective way forward because time is often far more expensive than the components and if you have two new components you have the best chance of reloading Windows successfully.

    Whatever, glad to hear you got it sorted and thanks for popping back to let us know. Clearly no messing with software would have fixed a hardware fault.

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  2. Sounds like a driver issue or maybe the audio is just disabled. I found this troubleshooting info:http://support.asus.com/Troubleshoo...

    Sounds like a driver issue or maybe the audio is just disabled.

    I found this troubleshooting info:

    http://support.asus.com/Troubleshoo…

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  3. Yep, please don't use caps lock when you looks for help. As johnr mentioned, you should press Fn key and F8 key at the same time to activate wireless adapter on your laptop (read laptop guide to learn more). At the same time you should have installed correct wireless adapter driver on your laptop. IRead more

    Yep, please don’t use caps lock when you looks for help.

    As johnr mentioned, you should press Fn key and F8 key at the same time to activate wireless adapter on your laptop (read laptop guide to learn more). At the same time you should have installed correct wireless adapter driver on your laptop.

    If you need more helps, take a look on these wireless network troubleshooting tips to get more ideas.

    Hope this helps.

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  4. Run CCleaner-Slim or CCleaner-Portable & remove everything it finds, then try IE11 again. If that doesn't do it, go to Internet Options > Advanced tab, then click the reset button located near the bottom.https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/b...

    Run CCleaner-Slim or CCleaner-Portable & remove everything it finds, then try IE11 again. If that doesn’t do it, go to Internet Options > Advanced tab, then click the reset button located near the bottom.

    https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/b…

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  5. moveon http://www.softpedia.com/get/System... boot or unlocker http://www.filehippo.com/download_u... A thank you would be nice, if I have helped.

    moveon http://www.softpedia.com/get/System… boot or

    unlocker http://www.filehippo.com/download_u…

    A thank you would be nice, if I have helped.

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  6. weirdism of neuvo-batch: no colon/labels next to ")"move :fin outside the last ")", or do else to make it notright next to the ")". No clue as to the reason... question NOT the almighty MicroSoft!!!::------for /f %%i in (c:\rfile.txt) do (for /f "delims=$" %%j in (c:\my_folder\%%i) do (echo %%j,fileRead more

    weirdism of neuvo-batch: no colon/labels next to “)”
    move :fin outside the last “)”, or do else to make it not
    right next to the “)”. No clue as to the reason… question NOT the almighty MicroSoft!!!
    ::——
    for /f %%i in (c:\rfile.txt) do (
    for /f “delims=$” %%j in (c:\my_folder\%%i) do (
    echo %%j,filename >> c:\my_folder\temp_%%i
    goto fin
    )
    )
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  7. I just happen to have PowerShell ISE up, so here's a PowerShell solution.[string]$line = "" Get-Content ".\test.csv" | ForEach-Object { if (!([Regex]::Matches(($line += $_), '"').Count -band 1)) { $line; $line = "" } }How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

    I just happen to have PowerShell ISE up, so here’s a PowerShell solution.

    [string]$line = ""
    Get-Content ".\test.csv" | ForEach-Object {
      if (!([Regex]::Matches(($line += $_), '"').Count -band 1)) { $line; $line = "" }
    }

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  8. Did you manipulate the XML of this particular presentation with code? Open XML is very unforgiving and even tiny mistakes will give that error message. You should also consider that it's just a corrupt file though complex tables can cause errors.You may have to restore the file back. You will be ablRead more

    Did you manipulate the XML of this particular presentation with code? Open XML is very unforgiving and even tiny mistakes will give that error message.
    You should also consider that it’s just a corrupt file though complex tables can cause errors.
    You may have to restore the file back. You will be able to recover the file. Since it happened only with this file, I would assume that the problem is not in the program or server. Look at this reputable source also. http://forums.techguy.org/business-…

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  9. Instead of a SUM() function, you can use the COUNTIF() function: A 1) Yes 2) No 3) Yes 4) Yes 5) No In cell A6 put the formula: =COUNTIF(A1:A5,"Yes")You should get the value 3Would that work for you?MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/

    Instead of a SUM() function,
    you can use the COUNTIF() function:

         A
    1)  Yes
    2)   No
    3)  Yes
    4)  Yes
    5)   No
    

    In cell A6 put the formula: =COUNTIF(A1:A5,”Yes”)

    You should get the value 3

    Would that work for you?

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

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