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Re: Just stumbled upon this old thread. My thanks for the example attachment program. I have been searching for so long. Thanks >BstrucT | |
Re: Does the pc freezes up just before it shutsdown, I mean, does the last bit of sound from a game maybe repeat itself just before shutting down? If so, you have an overheating problem, probably CPU. If you encounter visual abnormalities, check the temp of the heatsink on your Radeon … | |
Re: Here's a neat trick I found recently. The code can easilly be modified to suit your project, enjoy. [CODE]public static class CopyUtility { public static void CopyAllFiles (string sourceDirectory, string targetDirectory, bool recursive) { if (sourceDirectory == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(@"C:/Source"); if (targetDirectory == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(@"C:/Target"); CopyAllFiles(new DirectoryInfo(sourceDirectory), … | |
Hi Guys I have a Seagate HDD(not SATA) 80Gb but have major issues with it. Okay, when I am in bios I can see the HDD, it's size, everything. When in Windows(having drive as slave), it doesn't show it in 'My Computer', but shows it in 'Device Manager'. It doesn't … | |
Re: I agree with Narue. I had a similar problem and opted for streaming. Just include the [CODE]using System.IO;[/CODE] at the top of your file and you are ready to go. Here's a link with a complete tutorial on the subject if you want to read more. [URL="http://www.functionx.com/vcsharp/databases/file1.htm"]http://www.functionx.com/vcsharp/databases/file1.htm[/URL] Good luck and … | |
Re: The driver for your Optical drive is usually a generic driver supplied with Windows. Check if you can see the drive in the P.O.S.T. It may show there and not in Windows, then you have to repair your windows installation. Else double check that all jumper settings are okay, or … | |
Re: Look on the top of your hard drive for the jumper confic. | |
Re: Your Hardware is cool man, but without the error message we can't provide any help really. I take it you have updated drivers installed for all your devices? >BstrucT | |
Re: I agree with coolRaj, works for me. | |
Re: I think the service pack messed up your windows. Yeah, definetily. Try repairing windows to get your machine back to normal. Oh, I second AVG, they are very good, also think their after sale service sucks ass. >BstrucT | |
Re: Sounds to me like your machine might have gotten surged at some time? Try connecting only the essential stuff to the PSU, then see how it will boot. If it's fine then you need a new PSU. You could check that the power cables are still firmly set in their … | |
Re: The recent hard drive change might be a bit too much for Windows if the machines differ alot. Try booting from a windows disk and repairing your current installation, although, before doing that, double check all jumper and cable settings as the HDD should actually boot up. >BstrucT< | |
Re: I agree, double check that the heatsink sits snug on the processor, and that it's well seated and properly clamped down. | |
Re: I had the exactl same problem, on a N6600. I changed my cable and it worked fine. I had color. Reconnected the old cable, and all b&w. >BstrucT< | |
Hi all! I've looked around but to no avail... Is there any builders or apps I can download to create installers for applications written in MS Visual C#? The only option I can find in it is the 'publish' option, but I am looking for some more flexibility. Any help … | |
Hi Everyone! I am BstrucT from South Africa. I am learning C, and C#. Having a look at Daniweb as I saw the link on "programmingforums". :) |
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