1. File/folder paths are not case-sensitive. Whether upper-case or lower-case makes no difference to the validity of a path statement.

    File/folder paths are not case-sensitive. Whether upper-case or lower-case makes no difference to the validity of a path statement. See less
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  2. try these 3 progs in EXACTLY the order listed and DON'T reboot untill after the last scan1- rkill.exehttp://www.technibble.com/rkill-rep...2- tdss killerhttp://support.kaspersky.com/faq/?q...3- Malwarebyteshttp://www.filehippo.com/download_m...If that doesn't solve the proble.....do the same, ONLY tRead more

    try these 3 progs in EXACTLY the order listed and DON’T reboot untill after the last scan

    1- rkill.exe
    http://www.technibble.com/rkill-rep…
    2- tdss killer
    http://support.kaspersky.com/faq/?q…
    3- Malwarebytes
    http://www.filehippo.com/download_m…

    If that doesn’t solve the proble…..do the same, ONLY this time in Safe Mode

    Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions 7 Golds

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  3. # include <string> <-- do I need this?As long as double readDouble (string prompt) calls for a std::string, yes. (std::string is better practice than cstrings, anyways.)const double G=6.673 * pow(10, -11) <-- can I do that? Gcc just let me do that, yeah.if anyone knows how to copy text oRead more

    # include <string> <– do I need this?
    As long as double readDouble (string prompt) calls for a std::string, yes. (std::string is better practice than cstrings, anyways.)

    const double G=6.673 * pow(10, -11) <– can I do that?
    Gcc just let me do that, yeah.

    if anyone knows how to copy text out of Nano that would be lovely to know
    I don’t think nano interfaces with clipboards. What you’ll do depends on what you want to do. Use xclip if you want to use the Linux/X Windows clipboard, get a better terminal program if you want to use Window 7’s clipboard. I like PuTTY.

    while (done=False)
    You’re assigning done to False (whatever that is; I’d expect false or maybe FALSE), not comparing the two.

    if (cin.fail ()!=0
    You’re missing a right parenthesis.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  4. You cannot actually 'open' .pst files, but to use your file in Outlook, simply remove the .tmp from the end of the filename so you end up with agnes.pst."I've always been mad, I know I've been mad, like the most of us..." Pink Floyd

    You cannot actually ‘open’ .pst files, but to use your file in Outlook, simply remove the .tmp from the end of the filename so you end up with agnes.pst.

    “I’ve always been mad, I know I’ve been mad, like the most of us…” Pink Floyd

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  5. Since your having problems with your imported numbers, I would not be surprised if your Dates are also not Real Date, but Text that looks like Dates.A quick way to determine if you have Real Dates is to format the cell as Number.If it is a Real Date it will display as a 5 digit number.If your datesRead more

    Since your having problems with your imported numbers, I would not be surprised if your Dates are also not Real Date, but Text that looks like Dates.

    A quick way to determine if you have Real Dates is to format the cell as Number.
    If it is a Real Date it will display as a 5 digit number.

    If your dates are Text, see here for how to convert to Real Dates:

    http://www.fiveminutelessons.com/le…

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

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  6. Check your settings on Mac-book. do you have ICLOUD configured? DO have somewhere configured to synchronize your devices with ICLOUD meaning Pictures, documents etc are uploaded and downloaded to your apple devices!If you have set to do this when charging that could be the reason for slowing down yoRead more

    Check your settings on Mac-book. do you have ICLOUD configured? DO have somewhere configured to synchronize your devices with ICLOUD meaning Pictures, documents etc are uploaded and downloaded to your apple devices!

    If you have set to do this when charging that could be the reason for slowing down your internet speed.

    Upgrades on MAC devices can be large files like 2-3 GB. This usually starts when devices are in charging mode.

    message edited by sluc

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  7. It should be doable but whether it is or not will depend on what ftp software you're using.If you can find software able to map to a network drive (ie: your external hard drive) then you would configure it to point there and then the port forward on your router would point to the PC running the ftpRead more

    It should be doable but whether it is or not will depend on what ftp software you’re using.

    If you can find software able to map to a network drive (ie: your external hard drive) then you would configure it to point there and then the port forward on your router would point to the PC running the ftp server software. Clients would connect and have access to whatever folders you make available on the external hard drive.

    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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  8. Everything you described indicates a failed hard drive. Chances of retrieving the data are slim unless you take it to a data recovery service. There's not much you can do if the drive's not being recognized but you can try ry running the Western Digital diagnostics to see if it will produce an errorRead more

    Everything you described indicates a failed hard drive. Chances of retrieving the data are slim unless you take it to a data recovery service. There’s not much you can do if the drive’s not being recognized but you can try ry running the Western Digital diagnostics to see if it will produce an error code that you can use for warranty replacement. You can also try the “freezer trick”, that may buy you enough time to retrieved some of your files.

    http://geeksaresexy.blogspot.com/20…

    I’m sure swapping parts will void the warranty. You can change the circuit board but from what I’ve read, they need to be identical. Hard drives have to be assembled & disassembled in a “clean room”. If you open the case & expose the platters to the air, they will become contaminated.

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  9. Here's your board specs: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/G41M...It doesn't say which version PCIe slot it has but I suspect it's PCIe 2.0. Check the manual for more details. Even if it is 2.0, a 3.0 card will work. You should be more concerned about your power supply.

    Here’s your board specs: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/G41M…

    It doesn’t say which version PCIe slot it has but I suspect it’s PCIe 2.0. Check the manual for more details. Even if it is 2.0, a 3.0 card will work. You should be more concerned about your power supply.

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  10. WinXP does not natively support SATA hard drives. I suspect that is what you have. Why did you replace the drive anyway?You need to either supply the SATA drivers when prompted using the floppy drive or slipstream the SATA drivers into your Winxp files and burn a new WinXP CD. Nliteos can perform thRead more

    WinXP does not natively support SATA hard drives. I suspect that is what you have. Why did you replace the drive anyway?

    You need to either supply the SATA drivers when prompted using the floppy drive or slipstream the SATA drivers into your Winxp files and burn a new WinXP CD.

    Nliteos can perform the slipstreaming for you. The drivers come from the hardware manufacturers site. In your case, Toshiba. Get Nliteos at the link below.

    http://www.nliteos.com/

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