I think it's solved. This will sometimes popup if we have the same printer installed twice. eg. Printer manager server will install an office printer linking the users GPO and a login script to install the same printer when the users logins to the computer.I have changed the login script not to inclRead more
I think it’s solved. This will sometimes popup if we have the same printer installed twice. eg. Printer manager server will install an office printer linking the users GPO and a login script to install the same printer when the users logins to the computer.
I have changed the login script not to include the office printer and so far no errors when the users login.
Ok, having looked more closely, you need TWO loops (which you prob'ly already know). I made a testing setup and ran the following with fair results:@echo off & setlocal:: this version is NOT optimized! It passes through all files for each line:: until the last line in the longest file is reachedRead more
Ok, having looked more closely, you need TWO loops (which you prob’ly already know). I made a testing setup and ran the following with fair results:
@echo off & setlocal :: this version is NOT optimized! It passes through all files for each line :: until the last line in the longest file is reached. :: for speed, use ATTRIB to select the files and then disqualify each file :: when it reaches its last line. set c=0 :: var TEST is a flag that says no files have any more unprocessed lines set test=—-
:: main loop – pass through all files :aa
:: clear flag for the next iteration of ‘aa’ set test= :: secondary loop – pass through all files pulling the current line from each for %%z in (*.txt) do ( call :xx !c! %%z ) set /a c+=1 if defined test goto :aa goto :eof
:xx set /a k=%1+1 :: ‘SKIP=0’ is not accepted by batch, so this is a workaround set sk= if %1 neq 0 set sk=skip=%1 for /f “%sk% tokens=*” %%a in (%2) do ( if “%%a” equ “” echo no more lines in file %2 & goto :eof echo line %k% from file %2: %%a pause :: set flag for loop-repeat: does not have to be %%a. Just needs some/any value set test=%%a goto :eof )
You can create a REG-File like this:--SNIP--Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [-HKLM\software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\Current Version\Print\Provider\Something] --SNIP--save the file and doubleclick on it.It will delete Something and all it's subkeys.The last given key, in this case, Something, will aRead more
You can create a REG-File like this:
–SNIP–
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[-HKLM\software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\Current Version\Print\Provider\Something]
–SNIP–
save the file and doubleclick on it. It will delete Something and all it’s subkeys. The last given key, in this case, Something, will also be deletet.
You call the subroutine with a parameter (%CD%). When the subroutine ends it falls through to :FOLDER and runs again, this time without a parameter.Add a lineGOTO :EOFafter the Call line. You should also addGOTO :EOFat the end of the subroutine.
You call the subroutine with a parameter (%CD%). When the subroutine ends it falls through to :FOLDER and runs again, this time without a parameter.
Just found out that, even though auto archive was being run regularly, ALL Inbox folders were marked as "Do Not Archive" by default. Thus, even though we thought we were autoarchiving everything, the action was only being performed on the sent items folder! Try clicking File / Archive ...at the bottRead more
Just found out that, even though auto archive was being run regularly, ALL Inbox folders were marked as “Do Not Archive” by default. Thus, even though we thought we were autoarchiving everything, the action was only being performed on the sent items folder!
Try clicking File / Archive …at the bottom of this popup, there’s an option that says Include items with “Do not AutoArchive” checked. Try checking that box and see if it cleans up much more of your inbox.
Look, your ip address is 10.247.133.2, the default gateway ip address is 10.247.133.1 (maybe your first router).You're trying to access 192.168.1.1, which is in a completely different subnet and can not be accessed from 10.x.x.x.I guess, the Linksys router is your second router, isn't it?So you mighRead more
Look, your ip address is 10.247.133.2, the default gateway ip address is 10.247.133.1 (maybe your first router).
You’re trying to access 192.168.1.1, which is in a completely different subnet and can not be accessed from 10.x.x.x.
I guess, the Linksys router is your second router, isn’t it? So you might have to connect to the Linksys router directly via LAN cable, restart your machine or renew the ip address and connect to the Linksys configuration interface.
Ignore the byte separators and convert it. The MAC address is just a 48-bit number represented as 6 bytes, printed in hex. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Ignore the byte separators and convert it. The MAC address is just a 48-bit number represented as 6 bytes, printed in hex.
Solved Script To Check Computer And Install Printer
I think it's solved. This will sometimes popup if we have the same printer installed twice. eg. Printer manager server will install an office printer linking the users GPO and a login script to install the same printer when the users logins to the computer.I have changed the login script not to inclRead more
I have changed the login script not to include the office printer and so far no errors when the users login.
Solved FOR Loop – Variable Number Of Lines To Skip
Ok, having looked more closely, you need TWO loops (which you prob'ly already know). I made a testing setup and ran the following with fair results:@echo off & setlocal:: this version is NOT optimized! It passes through all files for each line:: until the last line in the longest file is reachedRead more
@echo off & setlocal
:: this version is NOT optimized! It passes through all files for each line
:: until the last line in the longest file is reached.
:: for speed, use ATTRIB to select the files and then disqualify each file
:: when it reaches its last line.
set c=0
:: var TEST is a flag that says no files have any more unprocessed lines
set test=—-
:: main loop – pass through all files
:aa
:: clear flag for the next iteration of ‘aa’
set test=
:: secondary loop – pass through all files pulling the current line from each
for %%z in (*.txt) do (
call :xx !c! %%z
)
set /a c+=1
if defined test goto :aa
goto :eof
:xx
set /a k=%1+1
:: ‘SKIP=0’ is not accepted by batch, so this is a workaround
set sk=
if %1 neq 0 set sk=skip=%1
for /f “%sk% tokens=*” %%a in (%2) do (
if “%%a” equ “” echo no more lines in file %2 & goto :eof
echo line %k% from file %2: %%a
pause
:: set flag for loop-repeat: does not have to be %%a. Just needs some/any value
set test=%%a
goto :eof
)
Delete Registry All Sub Keys Only
You can create a REG-File like this:--SNIP--Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [-HKLM\software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\Current Version\Print\Provider\Something] --SNIP--save the file and doubleclick on it.It will delete Something and all it's subkeys.The last given key, in this case, Something, will aRead more
–SNIP–
–SNIP–
save the file and doubleclick on it.
It will delete Something and all it’s subkeys.
The last given key, in this case, Something, will also be deletet.
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Batch File Executing Twice-What Is The Issue
You call the subroutine with a parameter (%CD%). When the subroutine ends it falls through to :FOLDER and runs again, this time without a parameter.Add a lineGOTO :EOFafter the Call line. You should also addGOTO :EOFat the end of the subroutine.
You call the subroutine with a parameter (%CD%). When the subroutine ends it falls through to :FOLDER and runs again, this time without a parameter.
Add a line
GOTO :EOF
after the Call line. You should also add
GOTO :EOF
at the end of the subroutine.
Solved Help With Outlook 2007 Mailbox Full
Just found out that, even though auto archive was being run regularly, ALL Inbox folders were marked as "Do Not Archive" by default. Thus, even though we thought we were autoarchiving everything, the action was only being performed on the sent items folder! Try clicking File / Archive ...at the bottRead more
Try clicking File / Archive …at the bottom of this popup, there’s an option that says Include items with “Do not AutoArchive” checked. Try checking that box and see if it cleans up much more of your inbox.
Solved Router Not Showing In Network List
Look, your ip address is 10.247.133.2, the default gateway ip address is 10.247.133.1 (maybe your first router).You're trying to access 192.168.1.1, which is in a completely different subnet and can not be accessed from 10.x.x.x.I guess, the Linksys router is your second router, isn't it?So you mighRead more
You’re trying to access 192.168.1.1, which is in a completely different subnet and can not be accessed from 10.x.x.x.
I guess, the Linksys router is your second router, isn’t it?
So you might have to connect to the Linksys router directly via LAN cable, restart your machine or renew the ip address and connect to the Linksys configuration interface.
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Solved MAC Address EC_DD_FE_E8_76_12 Into a Decimal
Ignore the byte separators and convert it. The MAC address is just a 48-bit number represented as 6 bytes, printed in hex. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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Seatools should be run from a bootable CD.
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Solved Mouse Wheel Orientation Turned 180° After Sprayed With WD40
Maybe it will dry out further in time. As you say, mat might help too.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
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