my bad! my apologies. I had it right in my working script, but posted incorrect. 6th line up from the bottom:set x=2+leapshould be:set /a x=2+leapI fixed it in my post (#8) as well.message edited by nbrane
my bad! my apologies. I had it right in my working script, but posted incorrect. 6th line up from the bottom: set x=2+leap should be: set /a x=2+leap I fixed it in my post (#8) as well.
I have a column that is supposed to store status...my requirment is that when i change the status to "Closed" then automatically the date should appear in the next column.i tried using today and now function but issue with this is that if one record is changed all dates get reflected by same date IRead more
I have a column that is supposed to store status… my requirment is that when i change the status to “Closed” then automatically the date should appear in the next column. i tried using today and now function but issue with this is that if one record is changed all dates get reflected by same date
I tried the following but it is not helping =IF(H3=”Resolved”,+NOW(),O3)
If you would post your NETSTAT -B we can see if you have a Zombie Bot on your computer or something that is using your bandwidth. You could just do this...NETSTAT -B > C:\NETSTATLOG.TXTThen open the netstatlog.txt on your C:\ in notepad, copy the contents and paste it. Thanks. You could also go tRead more
If you would post your NETSTAT -B we can see if you have a Zombie Bot on your computer or something that is using your bandwidth. You could just do this…
NETSTAT -B > C:\NETSTATLOG.TXT
Then open the netstatlog.txt on your C:\ in notepad, copy the contents and paste it. Thanks. You could also go through the LOG and use the WhoIS web site to determine who each of the internet connections are connecting to.
If you see a connection with someone you don’t know then look at the service or program that was opening the connection, in the NETSTAT log. Google the app or service to see what uses it. If it is an app that is a high risk or one you did not install on your system then Google for how to uninstall it.
I also like the Wireshark Idea posted above because you can see what connection is doing the most packets. Then with the NETSTAT log, identify what service or app is doing that connection and remove it.
This kinda advanced stuff so be careful not to remove the wrong app or service or you might break your computer. If you are not comfortable with doing this, then take it to some one who is. As with any thing at this level, I would do a System State backup before you begin.
Try out following and see if could help you to locate the root cause:-Make sure the wireless adapter driver is installed and it works well as shown here -Go to wireless adapter manufacturer website and see if you could find latest adapter driver, go ahead to install it if there is.-If the wireless aRead more
Try out following and see if could help you to locate the root cause:
-Make sure the wireless adapter driver is installed and it works well as shown here
-Go to wireless adapter manufacturer website and see if you could find latest adapter driver, go ahead to install it if there is.
-If the wireless adapter driver works well and nothing you have done incorrectly, go to wireless router management page and play with wireless settings and see if it helps. I did this and it worked on some of my old wireless adapter before.
It makes NO SENSE AT ALL to flash the bios if the bios version worked fine previously with the same hardware !That does not include problems caused by you installing incompatible ram or changing which ram you have installed, which is another subject.If the bios version worked fine previously with thRead more
It makes NO SENSE AT ALL to flash the bios if the bios version worked fine previously with the same hardware ! That does not include problems caused by you installing incompatible ram or changing which ram you have installed, which is another subject. If the bios version worked fine previously with the same hardware, usually the only time you legitimately may need to flash the bios to a newer version is if you installed a cpu the bios doesn’t recognize properly !
When you have flashed the bios, you ALWAYS get a Cmos Checksum Error or similar message after that when you boot the computer. You MUST go into the bios after you have flashed the bios and set at least the current Date and Time, Save settings, because those have been set to bios defaults. You get the same message and have to do the same things after you have removed the Cmos battery and then re-installed it, or after you have moved a jumper on the mboard to clear the Cmos, then moved it back, with a desktop mboard. Doing those things sets the Time and Date to bios defaults too.
When you have changed the bios version, you should ALSO load bios defaults (or remove and re-install the Cmos battery, or move a jumper on the mboard to the clear Cmos position, move it back) , because usually flashing the bios does NOT clear the previous contents of the Cmos part of the bios and your changed bios version will probably not work properly until you have loaded bios defaults. …….
“when I save the changes it doesn’t take them.”
If you removed the cmos battery, – usually it must be installed so the the + marking shows on the top (horizontal battery socket) or the side (vertical battery socket) when it’s installed . – make sure the battery socket contact that touches the battery on the + side is touching the battery – if it isn’t, the easiest way to fix that is remove the battery, bend the contact farther than it needs to be, install the battery.
If it’s installed backwards, or if the contact on the + side is not touching it, the bios behaves as if it’s dead or not there.
If that doesn’t help, the cmos battery is probably too weak or dead – replace it.
If you moved a jumper on the mboard to clear the cmos, you must move it back to it’s original position.
If you’re not sure about either of those things, see the manual or the info for your mboard !
“the version of AFUDOS.exe is not compatible “
AFUDOS.EXE is the flash utility for flashing the bios ! If you use it in Windows, it must be the correct version – 32 bit (a.k.a. x86) or 64 bit – whatever your operating system is. If you use it on a bootable Dos floppy or CD, usually it must be the 32 bit (a.k.a. x86) version.
The version of AFUDOS.EXE must also be compatible with using it with the bios flash chip model the mboard has, and the bios update. In some cases, the flash utility version changes for newer bios updates for the same mboard model.
“I have contacted my motherboard company to see if there is a BIOS update compatible with Windows 7 …”
The specs call for 19V and you are feeding it 15.3v it is little wonder there is a problem.When you put a flat battery in with the computer on the powers supply has to supply both the battery and the computer. It obviously cant do both a the same time. Try leaving the battery in for a few hours withRead more
The specs call for 19V and you are feeding it 15.3v it is little wonder there is a problem.
When you put a flat battery in with the computer on the powers supply has to supply both the battery and the computer. It obviously cant do both a the same time. Try leaving the battery in for a few hours with the computer turned off so the power supply only has to supply the battery.
Besides the voltage, what is the amperage of the power supply compared to what is required. That is likely to be more critical than the voltage.
i uninstalled market research through the microsoft fix it install and uninstall troubleshooter site. seems to have fixed it but if not i will definitely b back and i thank u much for your time in helping me fix this annoying thing thats going on!!!!! i can see why they did away with this version ofRead more
i uninstalled market research through the microsoft fix it install and uninstall troubleshooter site. seems to have fixed it but if not i will definitely b back and i thank u much for your time in helping me fix this annoying thing thats going on!!!!! i can see why they did away with this version of the installer. it sucks. you have a good day
Solved How To Check For Julian Date In Batch Script
my bad! my apologies. I had it right in my working script, but posted incorrect. 6th line up from the bottom:set x=2+leapshould be:set /a x=2+leapI fixed it in my post (#8) as well.message edited by nbrane
set x=2+leap
should be:
set /a x=2+leap
I fixed it in my post (#8) as well.
message edited by nbrane
Stop The Automatic Update Of a Date Column
I have a column that is supposed to store status...my requirment is that when i change the status to "Closed" then automatically the date should appear in the next column.i tried using today and now function but issue with this is that if one record is changed all dates get reflected by same date IRead more
my requirment is that when i change the status to “Closed” then automatically the date should appear in the next column.
i tried using today and now function but issue with this is that if one record is changed all dates get reflected by same date
I tried the following but it is not helping
=IF(H3=”Resolved”,+NOW(),O3)
Sent & Received Bytes Increasing When Idle
If you would post your NETSTAT -B we can see if you have a Zombie Bot on your computer or something that is using your bandwidth. You could just do this...NETSTAT -B > C:\NETSTATLOG.TXTThen open the netstatlog.txt on your C:\ in notepad, copy the contents and paste it. Thanks. You could also go tRead more
NETSTAT -B > C:\NETSTATLOG.TXT
Then open the netstatlog.txt on your C:\ in notepad, copy the contents and paste it. Thanks. You could also go through the LOG and use the WhoIS web site to determine who each of the internet connections are connecting to.
http://whois.domaintools.com/
If you see a connection with someone you don’t know then look at the service or program that was opening the connection, in the NETSTAT log. Google the app or service to see what uses it. If it is an app that is a high risk or one you did not install on your system then Google for how to uninstall it.
I also like the Wireshark Idea posted above because you can see what connection is doing the most packets. Then with the NETSTAT log, identify what service or app is doing that connection and remove it.
This kinda advanced stuff so be careful not to remove the wrong app or service or you might break your computer. If you are not comfortable with doing this, then take it to some one who is. As with any thing at this level, I would do a System State backup before you begin.
Solved Lenovo g410 Wifi Problem
Try out following and see if could help you to locate the root cause:-Make sure the wireless adapter driver is installed and it works well as shown here -Go to wireless adapter manufacturer website and see if you could find latest adapter driver, go ahead to install it if there is.-If the wireless aRead more
-Make sure the wireless adapter driver is installed and it works well as shown here
-Go to wireless adapter manufacturer website and see if you could find latest adapter driver, go ahead to install it if there is.
-If the wireless adapter driver works well and nothing you have done incorrectly, go to wireless router management page and play with wireless settings and see if it helps. I did this and it worked on some of my old wireless adapter before.
picoHat
Home Network & Wireless Network Help
BIOS Update Has Caused CMOS Checksum Bad
It makes NO SENSE AT ALL to flash the bios if the bios version worked fine previously with the same hardware !That does not include problems caused by you installing incompatible ram or changing which ram you have installed, which is another subject.If the bios version worked fine previously with thRead more
That does not include problems caused by you installing incompatible ram or changing which ram you have installed, which is another subject.
If the bios version worked fine previously with the same hardware, usually the only time you legitimately may need to flash the bios to a newer version is if you installed a cpu the bios doesn’t recognize properly !
When you have flashed the bios, you ALWAYS get a Cmos Checksum Error or similar message after that when you boot the computer.
You MUST go into the bios after you have flashed the bios and set at least the current Date and Time, Save settings, because those have been set to bios defaults.
You get the same message and have to do the same things after you have removed the Cmos battery and then re-installed it, or after you have moved a jumper on the mboard to clear the Cmos, then moved it back, with a desktop mboard. Doing those things sets the Time and Date to bios defaults too.
When you have changed the bios version, you should ALSO load bios defaults (or remove and re-install the Cmos battery, or move a jumper on the mboard to the clear Cmos position, move it back) , because usually flashing the bios does NOT clear the previous contents of the Cmos part of the bios and your changed bios version will probably not work properly until you have loaded bios defaults.
…….
“when I save the changes it doesn’t take them.”
If you removed the cmos battery,
– usually it must be installed so the the + marking shows on the top (horizontal battery socket) or the side (vertical battery socket) when it’s installed .
– make sure the battery socket contact that touches the battery on the + side is touching the battery – if it isn’t, the easiest way to fix that is remove the battery, bend the contact farther than it needs to be, install the battery.
If it’s installed backwards, or if the contact on the + side is not touching it, the bios behaves as if it’s dead or not there.
If that doesn’t help, the cmos battery is probably too weak or dead – replace it.
If you moved a jumper on the mboard to clear the cmos, you must move it back to it’s original position.
If you’re not sure about either of those things, see the manual or the info for your mboard !
“the version of AFUDOS.exe is not compatible “
AFUDOS.EXE is the flash utility for flashing the bios !
If you use it in Windows, it must be the correct version – 32 bit (a.k.a. x86) or 64 bit – whatever your operating system is.
If you use it on a bootable Dos floppy or CD, usually it must be the 32 bit (a.k.a. x86) version.
The version of AFUDOS.EXE must also be compatible with using it with the bios flash chip model the mboard has, and the bios update.
In some cases, the flash utility version changes for newer bios updates for the same mboard model.
“I have contacted my motherboard company to see if there is a BIOS update compatible with Windows 7 …”
Bios versions are NOT operating system specific.
Acer Laptop Power Supply Voltage
The specs call for 19V and you are feeding it 15.3v it is little wonder there is a problem.When you put a flat battery in with the computer on the powers supply has to supply both the battery and the computer. It obviously cant do both a the same time. Try leaving the battery in for a few hours withRead more
The specs call for 19V and you are feeding it 15.3v it is little wonder there is a problem.
When you put a flat battery in with the computer on the powers supply has to supply both the battery and the computer. It obviously cant do both a the same time. Try leaving the battery in for a few hours with the computer turned off so the power supply only has to supply the battery.
Besides the voltage, what is the amperage of the power supply compared to what is required. That is likely to be more critical than the voltage.
Stuart
No USB Boot Option, ASUS N53S
yes that might help you, freezing's problem issue in ASUS laptops you need to update BIOS...hope this soltuion help you
hope this soltuion help you
Solved Packard Bell 286 Will Not Boot From The Hard Drive
Yeah. Config.sys on the hard drive won't run unless you boot from the hard drive. So that's why himem.sys isn't loading.
Solved Market Research Disk Appears From Windows Installer
i uninstalled market research through the microsoft fix it install and uninstall troubleshooter site. seems to have fixed it but if not i will definitely b back and i thank u much for your time in helping me fix this annoying thing thats going on!!!!! i can see why they did away with this version ofRead more
Create Wallpaper Desktop Image For Windows 3.1
I believe Windows 3.1 wallpaper must be an 8 bit 640 x480 bmp. Support for jpg wallpaper didn't come until later.