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Have you gone to the honeywell web site support pages for help with this? They may have newer drivers. It is also possible that the systems you are trying to use it on need updated BIOS/Flash code.

1. Remove the drive from the laptop. 2. Install it in an external usb docking bay. 3. Attache it to another system and boot that up. 4. When it is recognized by the other system, run the disc check/repair tools on the external drive. 5. Copy off the files. Some …

You can use php or any number or other mobile/web api's to connect with a database and send/receive data. What have you tried? Have you done some research into this, or just are asking before you make some effort on your own? FWIW, I don't mind asking for help, but …

There is a "natural" order of precidence for math operators, some of which have the same precidence. IE: / and * are higher than + or -. Using parens is a way to specify your own. So do it in the way that you want to guarantee the order of …

As suggested by Ancient Dragon, the size may be a problem. Most older BIOS chips only handle up to 2TB devices. Have you looked for a suitable update from the system manufacturer for the BIOS?

This is called "functional decompisition" - breaking the problem down into understandable chunks. Using pseudo-code is good for this. The approach to solving this problem in particular can be functional, or class-oriented. First, think about the problem domain, and then determine which approach fits best. FWIW, sometimes it is a …

The current AMD R9 series have not been reviewed with glowing comments - but not bad either. Have you considered equivalent nVidia cards? Quality-wise, they are generally more positively reviewed. A good site for this (mostly Linux-oriented) is Phoronix.com. Here is a review of the R9 270x: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=amd_radeonr9_270x Their opinion …

In theory, 9 cell batteries have 50% more capacity than 6 cell batteries. Size? They are about 50% bigger as well. I have such for my work laptop. The larger batteries extend beyond the form of the laptop (the smaller batteries do not). This adds about 1 inch in front-to-back …

Go speak with your faculty advisor. There are many paths, but since you are obviously in some sort of institution of "higher" education, first speak with your professors and advisors.

You may have to revert to Home Premium and run your Vista Business image in a virtual machine. In any case, Vista is not a "desirable" option. Have you looked into upgrading to Windows 7?

You should be able to use both, but many hdmi connectors can drive two monitors by themselves. Check the documentation of the computer to see if that is possible.

What comes just before the CALCOR(...) prototype and/or function defintion. Also, do you have the prototype before, or after, the function definition? And if the prototype is to be used by other translation units (.C or .CPP files) then it should be declared as "extern" as in `extern int16_t CALCOR(float& …

Since searching on NEC's site doesn't turn up anything for this device, I think you are out of luck. Is this a laptop, or is it a desktop that you can switch out the graphics card?

I've had this problem with Windows 7 frequently. The solution we found was to go into the device manager and remove all the USB devices and hubs, then reboot. The system will find the hardware and reconfigure the drivers and such. I have to do this every few months... :-(

Sure. However, you are not providing enough information to help. Also, are you sure you own this cash drawer, and aren't just trying to break into someone else's $$? :-)

Whatever you do, DO NOT download an antivirus from these knuckleheads! It is (to me at least) an obvious attempt to pwn your system and add it to some malware botnet. As to how to remove it, have you tried mainstream A/V software, including legitimate free/open-source ones like ClamAV?

Phones can usually connect to WiFi services easily, but if the service is not "open" - ie, requires a WAP or WPA key or passphrase, then the user has to input that information in order to make the connection. If you want your application to do this automatically, I cannot …

Huh? Explain precisely what you are trying to do. What do YOU mean by "scan the id", and how are you implementing the log-in/log-out functionality?

Try this: `if "%2" == "" goto end` It has been a long time since I have written any complex DOS/Windows batch commands, so I may be mistaken... :-)

Attempt to solve the problem, show your code, let us know what specific issues you are running into, and then we may help...

Both are great ideas. As a software systems engineer, and serious amateur musician, both work for me, but for #1 I'd personally prefer output as musical notation instead of tablature. Why? you may ask? Because tablature needs to be for a specific instrument (guitar in your case), but musical notation …

Cat5e is extended length twisted pair cable, and the sender/receiver nodes should be using balanced line-drivers, which would (should) minimize interference and cross-talk from other cables. If this is not the case, then something is running "hotter" than it should and you need to determine which element is causing that …

You are using a long long for the address, but you are only using integers for the position. Try something more appropriate for the function signatures, such as an unsigned long long (or size_t) for the low/high barriers. Also, look at the qsort() impementation for more hints/information.

An algorithm consists of the steps required to solve a particular problem. Often they are stated in mathematical terms, but that is not required. You can express an algorithm in pseudo code (examples are how to compute fibonacci sequences, etc). One of the classic volumes on the subject is Niklaus …

Your question is not very clear. To answer the obvious question as to whether or not you can upload each file to a folder, then yes you can. I assume from your (ill-formed) question that you have both/all file names in a single string, but you need to "cut" them …

These are perl scripts, right? Is the first line something like this? `#! /usr/bin/perl` If it is, then then script should automatically invoke perl. If not, then you need to edit the script accordingly.

Sorry, but we don't do your homework for you... :-( Post your attempt to do the coding, and we may be able to help sort out your problems!

It seems there is a subtle corruption of the file system, but not one that keeps the system from running (at least for now). Boot it up, and copy your critical data to an external drive, then either restore the system from the system restore partition (there should be one …

Read the sqlite3 man page for details on how to use the command-line interface. You can use that in your bash scripts. You should not need run it via php.

Ubuntu-one? Mint is a clone of Ubuntu already. Please visit this web site for help in installing One: http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/features/ubuntu-one

What kind of computer and operating system are you running?

Look up Sieve of Eratosthenes: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sieve_of_Eratosthenes[/url] That will allow you to build an array of prime numbers. Then you just need to see if your number is divisible by Prime(N) where N <= 1/2 X where X is your number. Another algorithm is if your number is even, divide by …

what operating system are you running?

Generally you don't need to do so, assuming you are not modifying Apache code itself, but are simply writing new classes of your own. You might want to insert your own copyright notice however, if you plan on distributing your code to others in a source format.

When you first start the computer (power on from a cold shutdown), hold down either the F2 or Esc key and keep it held down until you get the BIOS screen. If that doesn't work, then it is likely a hardware problem - most likely not the disc itself.

The card may be broken. You can remove the entry for the card from your hardware management page and then restart the computer (a full shuntdown and then power it back on). When the operating system starts it will scan for new hardware and reinstall the driver for the card. …

There are a couple of issues here. 1) You aren't casting the results of malloc() and realloc() to the appropriate type. They return a void* and that should be cast as needed. 2) You don't test the results of the calls for NULL which would indicate an error, such as …

CMMI is a deep subject and case studies are most likely to be behind paywalls, such as at the IEEE or ACM publications web sites. They do have general (free) search tools, and provide the abstracts of the papers so you can determine which ones you want to purchase. If …

A 350 watt power supply is VERY underpowered for most current systems. It will not play nicely with most current video cards that often pull more than that. The biggest problem is that having an under-performing power supply will often cause serious system hardware failures as when the voltage drops …

Either should be just fine. What operating system are you running, Linux or Windows (or other)?

There are a gazillion (a lot) of devices, ranging from simple I/O devices (relay controllable) to PLC's (programmable logic controllers), and there are a tonne of PLC's out there, using any number of I/O methods (serial, ethernet, usb, ieee-488, etc) to communicate with. So, what I am asking is that …

Between 7 and 8.0? 7 definitely. Windows 8.1 is a big improvement over 8.0, but most corporate systems still use 7 - there are a lot of issues with software that runs on 7 but won't run on 8 as yet.

This is called a hashmap. It has two template arguments. IE, `hashmap<T1 key, T2 value>` When searching, it looks up the key via its hashed value (T1), to return the container value (T2). I don't see that you are using this construct in your code. FWIW, it may be spelled …

This board may need a driver from the board manufacturer. Check on their web site.

What ChrisHunter said, plus we don't don't do your homework for you, no matter how much of it you have! Make a decent effort, and many of us will help you sort out your issues, but until then, don't bother asking!

So, to be clear, you want any specific user to be able to only start one instance, no matter which machine they are running on? IE, 1 user, 1 instance == OK. 1 user, multiple systems != OK?

Don't assume this is a BIOS problem. It may be, but first make sure that you don't have a bad RAM SIMM. In any case, your older system is still using a standard BIOS, not a UEFI BIOS, hence the error you are seeing when trying to install the flash …

Although the range extender has an IP address in order to configure it, in operation, that should not appear in the route as it is basically operating as a radio repeater at that point. IE, your computer is (in)directly communicating with the router itself and the extender is simply relaying …

Time to go back to the book! There are plenty of stats texts (hard copy and online) to help you with this, and wikipedia may help as well. Just remember, there are lies, damned lies, and then there are statistics! In any case (joke not-withstanding), statistical correlations require pretty simple …