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The files required to boot a Windows 7 operating system are not required to be on the same partition. Sounds like you at some point installed Win 7 after the fact. As you can see, you just blew away the partook that had your boot files This is one of …

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Make sure that your system has not configured itself with a static IP configuration. Go to the network adapter, properties, IPv4 properties.

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You may need to be a bit patient. Getting real time live help is not always available. I myself am not next to a PC to further investigate. In the mean time, you could simply right click somewhere on the target page and click view source. You may be able …

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If you are hosting this within your LAN and you will allow Internet users to access it, you'll need your hostname pointing to you public IP address and you'll need to configure port fowarding on port 80 and/or 443.

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The first issue I see is that your braces and parethesis are not matching up correctly in the jQuery block.

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I use both WinRar and HJ-Split regularly. Both are great products. as cereal mentioned HJ-split is free if you dont already have access to WinRar.

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I can't seem to figure out why a certain portion of my home page elements are getting styled after the page loads. It's just a small delay (less than a second), but I would like to fix the issue. I've attached a before and after picture. Any tips would be …

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you already have an open thread for this topic... http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/rss-web-services-and-soap/threads/435249/web-service-help

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If you want the footer to stick to the bottom of the page, update your styles for the #footer selector. change the position to abosulte and add a bottom property with a value of 0px; This will ensure that your footer is at the bottom of the page. #footer { …

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The only method that I am aware of to accompish this is by using the server.transfer() method. Not too sure how or why you would incorporate this into your project. For one, this would be really bad for SEO. Any web crawler that crawls you site would see every page …

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Visit Dell's website. Download the latest driver. I would then suggest that you go into Device Manager, uninstall the wireless device. Let the computer rescan. Once installed, upgrade to the latest driver.

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I just voted and saw my comment right above your post. using Chrome. ![Capture36](/attachments/large/3/Capture36.JPG "Capture36")

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Are you trying to display the images via JavaScript/AJAX or server-side scripting (PHP, ASP.NET, etc..)?

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I dont think there is any reason to give the benefit of doubt. The intention is obviously to gain remote access without detection. This is not the correct forum for that type of help.

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uninstall it, install the correct version. If you have a problem with the activation or registering of the product, contact their support team.

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I would suggest you begin by looking at the source code for websites that have the feature(s) you are interested in. for this particular site, right click in your browser, and view source. This will give you an idea on how it is set up and what additional scripts are …

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This computer is a member of a domain if you are getting that error message. Have you spoken with your organization's domain administrators?

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Here is an example of a "Read More/Less" feature using jQuery. <p id="mytext" style="width:260px;height:200px;overflow:hidden;"> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. …

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You can either use the stored procecudure you referenced or use hte GUI in SQL Management Studio to create the linked server. Once you create this object, you can reference the remote SQL database in your Queries, by specifying the linked server in your statement. For example... `select * from …

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You first need to determine the cause of the problem regarding this file server. When computers are unable to connect, what is happending with this file server? Is it hung, responsive, network card active? are you able to PING it?

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Sounds to me like you are on the right path. I dont know of anyone under the age of 20 that knows exactly what they will be doing for certain as a career. I think the key is to stick with something you love. You'll find your path as you …

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Your anchor (link) is formatted OK (just copy the code to a blank page and you will see that it works fine) and the image element should have a "/" before the close of the element, but that is not the problem here. I took a quick look with my …

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Are you sure that you downloaded files of type "GIF". If so, you should be able to open the files with your browser and MS Paint, as well as other Windows picture manager type apps.

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You are going to need to do some research with your new provider. If you plan on moving all of our content and maintain the same exact folder structure, then your new provider simply needs to be able to redirect the hostname portion of hte URL. for example, they would …

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you'll need to be a bit more specific regarding the help you need.

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A sitemap is simply an XML file. As pritaeas mentioned, there are various ways to create one. There are quite a bit of free online generators. You can even create your own. I have an example of how to create a sitemap using an ASP.NET page. When the page is …

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Is this computer a member of a domain? Sounds like you either have a local policy or domain group policy being applied to your system.

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Log into the device that is proving this WiFi service. Review the configuration especially the key that you have saved for WEP or WPA. Also, make sure you haven't configured any MAC filtering or something else that would prevent mobile devices from connecting. If you get stuck, you can reset …

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The first step is to create a webmasters account. Then create your sitemap. You can do it manually or programatically. If you need help, there are quite a bit of websites that help you create one for free by programatically navigating your site. Once you have your sitemap, go ahead …

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Make sure that IPSEC is not enabled, or any other type of dynamic filtering is enabled on either computer. If you are making a connection, then it subsequently fails, it sounds like some type of filtering is being enabled on the fly.

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So, there are services out on the net that can hide your IP from the target resource. As mentioned in this thread, there are VPN services that you can subscribe to. You log on the VPN service and surf the Internet through their connection. In addition to VPN services, another …

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Actually, you do not loose any space at all. The problem is not that space is missing during the format, its actually a marketting problem as almostbob pointing out in #1 of his post. Storage vendors do not actually label their products correctly. In the example above, if you buy …

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When a file is deleted from within an operating system, the OS instructs the drive that the file should be marked for deletion. The hard drive does not write data over the current data stored. It just marks the space that the data is occupying as available. So, as long …

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try booting into Windows Safe mode to see if you can at least stabalize the logged on session so that you can try to clean your computer with anti-malware programs. I suggest downloading MalwareBytes and copying to the infected computer via USB.

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Hello jbennet... 1) so DDR3 doesnt necessarily need to be installed in a pair for it to work. Installing it in pairs triggers dual channel mode which doubles your memory bandwidth, in theory. You can mix memory modules, but that isnt the best option. In your case, if you plan …

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Favicon is not dependent on PHP. There are quite a bit of online sites that help you build your favicon image. Once you create it, download it and place it within your web application. here is some guidance from the W3 regarding favicon: http://www.w3.org/2005/10/howto-favicon

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@Asprillah- When you press the power button, do you hear any fans starting inside the case? Anything on the screen at all? @vanessa.masseygibert- you should start your own thread.

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thumbs up to both of you! i had taken a look at highcharts way back, but was unable to really get it to work with regard to pulling data from a database. You inspired me and I finally set some time aside to figure out how to pull data from …

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Have you considered just letting your browser store the credentials so that they will be pre-filled when you access the page?

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I'm not familiar with this program but I would tend to beleive that the target computer would have to be running the service/app so that you can establish the connection.

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