1. you can use findstr command and recreate the test file. Findstr /v prints all the lines which does not contain the match. Pipe the output of findstr to a temp file, delete the original test.txt and rename the temp file to test.txt which does not have the match (%N) variable in your case.findstr /v %Read more

    you can use findstr command and recreate the test file.

    Findstr /v prints all the lines which does not contain the match.
    Pipe the output of findstr to a temp file, delete the original test.txt and rename the temp file to test.txt which does not have the match (%N) variable in your case.

    findstr /v %n test.txt >test_temp.txt
    erase /f test.txt
    ren test_temp.txt test.txt

    Subhash Chandra.

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  2. It could be normal to format the date in yyyymmdd format for naming folders/files but you don't specify what format is required or what your current system date format is. The following will hopefully create a folder in your current system date format, it is assumed that your date separator is curreRead more

    It could be normal to format the date in yyyymmdd format for naming folders/files but you don’t specify what format is required or what your current system date format is. The following will hopefully create a folder in your current system date format, it is assumed that your date separator is currently forward slash (/).

    @echo off
    setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
    cls
    
    set vbs=%temp%\vbs.vbs
    
    > %vbs% echo WScript.Echo DateAdd("d",-1,Date)
    
    for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%a in ('cscript //nologo %vbs%') do (
        set newfold=%%a&set; newfold=!newfold:/=-!
        md "!newfold!"
        echo New folder created !newfold!
    )
    
    

    Please come back & tell us if your problem is resolved.

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  3. Ok, I may have found the solution. The user deleted all their files from the deleted items folder, NOT the folders the user deleted. If you delete a folder, then you have to expand the Deleted Items folder to see those folders you actually deleted. I'm pretty sure when this user deleted their email,Read more

    Ok, I may have found the solution. The user deleted all their files from the deleted items folder, NOT the folders the user deleted. If you delete a folder, then you have to expand the Deleted Items folder to see those folders you actually deleted. I’m pretty sure when this user deleted their email, they did not expand and delete the deleted folder. I saw when googling that this was one of the first things to check, but I did not think of expanding the Deleted Items folder. So, I googled how to find a deleted folder, and that’s where I found out to expand the Deleted Items folder. Thanks for your help!!! See less
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  4. There is virtually no chance your laptop can be traced unless the thief is dumb enough not to wipe the drive of any identifying/tracking program that you would have to have installed before the theft. Connection to the internet in most cases is done via a router of some description and only the macRead more

    There is virtually no chance your laptop can be traced unless the thief is dumb enough not to wipe the drive of any identifying/tracking program that you would have to have installed before the theft. Connection to the internet in most cases is done via a router of some description and only the mac address of the router would be visible to the WAN. You can forget about trying to track the laptop network card mac address.

    Your only real protection with laptops is to enable bios boot and harddrive passwords. If you did have these features activated then your data is secure and the system will not be able to startup. As I understand it the only way to get past a bios boot password is to replace the bios EEPROM chip and your average thief isn’t going to have the skills to do this.

    If you didn’t have those passwords activated then you will know better next time.

    Goin’ Fishin’ (Some day)

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  5. Dos 6.22 had NO Networking.It wasn't until NT that we had msclient which is why you have no config utils in dos.Google msclient 3.0 to find the download [if it still exists]Here is a how tohttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...

    Dos 6.22 had NO Networking.
    It wasn’t until NT that we had msclient which is why you have no config utils in dos.

    Google msclient 3.0 to find the download [if it still exists]

    Here is a how to
    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/…

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  6. Are you sure the computer has a wireless network interface in it? Double check in Device Manager under "Network Adapters" and post the make/model of all adapters listed there.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 mRead more

    Are you sure the computer has a wireless network interface in it? Double check in Device Manager under “Network Adapters” and post the make/model of all adapters listed there.

    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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  7. Have both built in speakers worked previously?If they have, have you dropped the laptop, or have you spilled liquid on it, since you last have sound from both sides ? ....."My settings just shows the one black dot; that is reflecting right and left and its black."Where are you seeing that?.....CorreRead more

    Have both built in speakers worked previously?

    If they have, have you dropped the laptop, or have you spilled liquid on it, since you last have sound from both sides ?
    …..

    “My settings just shows the one black dot; that is reflecting right and left and its black.”

    Where are you seeing that?
    …..

    Correction to the link in response 1.

    See response 6 in this
    https://computing.net/answers/ha…

    starting at
    ” Make sure you don’t have volumes set too low or muted, for things you want to hear or use…. “
    …..

    RIGHT click on the speaker icon in your Taskbar lower right corner of the main desktop screen.
    Click on Audio devices
    On the default Playback screen, double click on the default sound device – the one with the green checkmark.
    Click on the Levels tab.
    Click on Balance on the first line shown – the Levels for both L and R should be the same.
    ……

    Programs that can change sound volumes and the L – R balance of sound are not supposed to affect the sound settings of anything else when they’re not running, but rarely the program is not written properly and it DOES affect the sound settings of other programs.
    Make sure the balance of all such programs is not set to one side.

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  8. Often a speaker wire will get pulled or twisted causing the connection to break. Could that be problem instead of a broken volume control?

    Often a speaker wire will get pulled or twisted causing the connection to break. Could that be problem instead of a broken volume control? See less
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  9. Hi arvindhm,It is possible to recover your data after short circuit but depends that what kind of?If the logic card is short then after changing or repair you can access your drive and data or if the platters are damaged only then a expert of data recovery can retrieve your data from yours.

    Hi arvindhm,

    It is possible to recover your data after short circuit but depends that what kind of?
    If the logic card is short then after changing or repair you can access your drive and data or if the platters are damaged only then a expert of data recovery can retrieve your data from yours.

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  10. Is it saying anything else? It sounds like it can't recognize any bootable devices. This is most likely due to a bad hard drive. You could try buying an external USB hard drive case, and testing the drive with another computer. Having a Vista Boot Disc would be very nice in this situation because yoRead more

    Is it saying anything else? It sounds like it can’t recognize any bootable devices. This is most likely due to a bad hard drive. You could try buying an external USB hard drive case, and testing the drive with another computer. Having a Vista Boot Disc would be very nice in this situation because you could use system recovery to try and restore the drive.

    Another option would be to create a MS-DOS boot disc on a flash drive:

    http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorial…

    Boot the computer with the flash drive in it, and it should load dos by default. Then you could run CHKDSK on C:\ to see if it’s a problem with the drive.

    It is very odd that it won’t let you into BIOS, which indicates that it might just be a problem with the motherboard. Does the screen say anything else when you boot the computer?

    Please list exact make/model of the computer.

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