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You need to disable the onboard video in the BIOS.

What operating system is he running? If some version of Windows (likely), then have you tried booting into "Safe mode"?

Ultrabooks are basically small, light-weight laptops that have a bigger footprint (screen/keyboard) than a netbook, as well as the ability to hold more memory and disc space than a netbook. A decent one will probably do you well, though I'd invest a few $$ and get an external display in …

Each process, user thread, and kernel thread should have its own stack. The kernel will switch between them as necessary and context changes require.

I don't know about Windows, but Linux has the iNotify tools/API's to do this. Anyway, a Google search came up with this: [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/760904/how-can-i-monitor-a-windows-directory-for-changes[/url]

I've been using Chrome for most of the past year, and generally I like it. It is more stable than FF and others because each tab/window/connection is in a separate process, so if it crashes, only that page is down, not the entire browser. As for speed, the mark 1 …

What is the make/model and operating system + version of the phone? Does your phone's data account allow tethering? Does the phone's software support tethering?

You might need to set up the CentOS system to be a network bride. The video in this link may help: [url]http://www.securitytube.net/video/983[/url] And this how-to may also: [url]http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.php?name=Howto&pagename=Ethernet-Bridge-netfilter-HOWTO[/url]

You either have a virus, or your AV software is causing the system to refuse to install the driver software. First, do a full system scan (setting your scanner preferences to look at EVERYTHING, and as deep as possible into all archives), then clean up the registry (there are tools …

1. Install cygwin or Windows Services For Unix (SFU) 2. Tar and compress the Windows file system (you can delete the a lot of cruft first, such as the Windows directory, swap file, etc), and store that on a network folder somewhere, or backup archive. If someone decides they need …

Either get a power supply that fits properly, get a motherboard that has the memory slots located differently so they are not interfered with by the PS, or get a case that locates the motherboard further away from the power supply. Neither solution you mention is, in my professional opinion …

This is a dated laptop that probably used an integrated Intel graphics processor (not sure about that). If so, then the video shares system memory with the CPU. If that is the case, then the only thing you can do is to increase the amount of system memory, if you …

Well, first of all, this is not a factorial computation. Second, there is no space between #include and <iostream>. Third, you don't indicate what errors you are getting, although you are declaring (incorrectly) [icode]factorial(int n)[/icode] in your local variable declaration list. It is (probably), an external function, and should be …

Actually, I think that the number of entries that will force 3 levels is 25 when the order is 5 (4 keys and 5 links to sub-nodes / node). So, level 1 will have 4 keys and 5 links, level 2 will have 5 nodes w/ 4 keys / node …

Why not use the Synaptic package manager GUI? Mis-spellings are much less likely...

You need to set up the routing tables on .10.x to access the .30.x subnet. Are you running Windows, Linux, or OSX?

If you want to eliminate an entry that is only spaces, then try this: [code] ^[ ]*$ [/code]

First, learn something about programming...

What jingda and massy7890 said. Also, you can install Chrome or Firefox on OSX if you prefer them to Safari.

You might want to read this: [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/typecasting/[/url]

[QUOTE=Sadun89;1440307]Any1 can tell me abt what are the disadvantages in OO modeling[/QUOTE] As far as I'm concerned, there are no disadvantages, and tonnes of advantages. If I didn't apply rigorous OO (UML) modeling to some projects I have done, they would never have been successfully completed. One of those resulted …

NEVER install a dead-switch on your customers' computers, no matter what! 1. It leaves you open for serious liability 2. It will cost you more than you want to recoup from your "deadbeat" customers 3. Well, I think that #1 and #2 are enough If you don't think your customers …

Time for it to take a trip to the repair depot.

Where is the router?

Say goodbye to your Vaio. Pull the hard drive, get an external USB carrier for the drive and a new laptop, then restore your data to the new system. You will have to reinstall your software first. Good luck. P.S. DON'T get a new Vaio. Sony makes it very difficult …

It's sort of like joehms22 said, but it may not work using newlines alone. The printf() function is to stdout, which is buffered by default, and not output until flushed. A newline will not necessarily flush the output. So, do this instead: [code] #include<stdio.h> main() { printf("welcome to\n"); fflush(stdout); fork(); …

Not much information here. What hardware do you need drivers for?

Run video conversion tools natively, unless the OS you are using on the VM can run the conversion MUCH more efficiently than the equivalent tool on the host OS. I use ffmpeg on Linux to convert videos from one format to another. I always run them on the native OS, …

Try the Windows version of the open source AV program ClamAV, called ClamWin. ClamAV is used as the core for a number of commercial business-use AV appliances. You can get clamwin here: [url]http://www.clamwin.com[/url]

A client of mine had the same problem on his HP ToughBook tablet computer. Nothing would bring it back. The only conclusion is that the system is fubar. The drive was ok and I was able to use my Linux system to backup his data files, but nothing would bring …

Your question is not particularly clear. Please explain the problem scope more specifically. A binary tree has only one item in each node. A B+ tree can have multiple items in each index node. So, if you want 5 strings/items in each node, you need to implement a B+ or …

Two good books that I have on my shelf are: Crafting a Compiler, Fischer & LeBlanc Compiler Design in C, Holub

Oracle has a java-based GUI for server installation. There are some scripts that need to be run as root, which you will be informed of during the installation process. Read the Oracle installation documentation. It is not simple, but the docs are generally quite thorough.

Cout is the same as the C language stdout. Output goes to the console/terminal where the program was run, or to the file stdout was redirected to by the shell. The << operator is an input operator, and basically does nothing with cout/stdout. It is used with cin/stdin (standard input …

Sometimes you have to reset your BIOS to avoid using the build-in graphics hardware.

Try to be more specific and provide examples of your problem. FWIW, you can install the gnu compiler tools on OSX, which will probably work better for building applications for Linux and such.

Assuming this is 32-bit XP, you can't use more than about 3.5GB of RAM (about 0.5GB of the 4GB max is reserved). This means you can't have more swap space than that. Newer systems that support PAE (Physical Address Extension) can address more RAM than 4GB, but the OS also …

Most programs/packages contain executables, scripts, libraries, configuration settings, and possibly databases or other files. They need to be where the program expects them to be, such as in /usr/bin, /etc, /opt, /usr/share, /usr/lib, etc. When you use a package manager, such as apt-get, dpkg, synaptic, etc to install the package, …

I think your second approach is better, but you might want to change what is connected to each switch more from the fault tolerance perspective than performance. IE, move one of the PC's and NAS drives to switch #2 and the XBOX to switch #1. From the raw performance perspective, …

[QUOTE=Narue;1592080]Unless you're doing this to learn about the encodings, I'd recommend using a library that does it for you. I usually recommend [URL="http://site.icu-project.org/"]ICU[/URL].[/QUOTE] Also, since it is an open source library, you should be able to get the source code for the code page conversion routines and inspect/analyze them in …

I read recently that Win8 requires a secure UEFI (bios) to boot. If the VM doesn't emulate that, then you are out of luck most likely. The latest versions of some virtual machine managers may support that. VirtualBox does support UEFI, but I'm not sure about secure UEFI.

[QUOTE=vignad;1642830]My laptop screen was black today but it's running. I can see the volume and the wireless thing turned on. I cannot see anything on the screen. It's totally black. And then i just closed it and turned it on after 10 min. Then the screen came up normal. But …

The structure and syntax of PHP and C++ are very similar. Myself, if I were already proficient in PHP, then C++ won't be that difficult to learn, and more useful than Python if you want to get into systems programming. Python is a great tool for building utilities, but for …

Please post code inside code blocks with proper indentation of branches and loops so we can read it easier. Thanks.

Current Linux systems use the CUPS printer system. You need to find a CUPS driver set for the Savin. What model is this printer? Edit: Ok, I looked on the savin web site to see if there are Linux drivers for this printer (Savin 4022), but only found ones for …

You need a controller card and cables, obviously. From what I can find, the controller is going to cost you somewhere from $280+ (single port) to $1400+ USD (2 or more ports). A cable will run you about $150+ (duplex cable) - at least this what I found on the …

I've seen viruses lately that also infect files in the recovery/restore partition, resulting in reinfection after restoring the system. Some also infect the MBR (master boot record). Cleaning these sort of infections is difficult and time-consuming. Sometimes the only solution is to wipe the drive completely and reinstall the system …

I have a dual quad-core (8 cores + 8GB RAM) Linux system and regularly run two virtual machines (XP and Solaris or QNX) at the same time. XP gets 2 GB and Solaris/QNX gets 1GB RAM. The system runs quite snappy on all accounts, real and virtual systems. Anyway as …

Showing your code that is having this problem would be helpful.

Not without extracting the files, renaming the directory, and then re-zipping it, as far as I have been able to determine.