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if you are erasing everything and you're sure you do not want anything and have all the drivers when you format you can either go to bios F2 and change boot sequence to have cd as first boot in the order and nowdays you can hit F12 on boot and …

word of advice, Cisco is a lot of hands on and the tests are not easy. use as many labs as you can

[QUOTE=Randomishlying;1772002][B]UPDATE:[/B] I thought to myself that this would have been a whole lot easier if bios was visible at startup. It then dawned on me that bios never showed at startup, even when my computer was working properly. I then tried to reset cmos by using the motherboard jumper. I …

[QUOTE=Muizz2411;1772077]Anyone please, help my acer aspire one stuck at window xp logo loading. I try everthing in F8 button, it didn't work, even in safe mode stuck at 'window starting up'. Please anyone, help me, i don't want waste my money to fix this (T-T)[/QUOTE] under safe mode f8 did …

I've always gone with Dell at all my jobs for customer service I just say who I am and the problem with the part and they mail it out. I have seen recently the peripherals have issues on Toshiba and have noticed iPhones won't be recognized by Toshiba.

I picked mine from what general references i have heard over the years RTFM (Read The Flippin Manual) and the ID10T because i can tell the people i work with it was and ID10T error and they just say oh and don't realize unless they actually write it out what …

honestly, i've never seen a second router as a repeater unless somehow it physically has a cable ran to it and run it as another access point only without routing. I would look for a wireless repeater if you want to truly do without running cable. I think they can …

this is an old post to be adding to, but most of the time this random start issue is software based either Microsoft (most of the time) or a third party software not liking something. Event logs under computer managment would show you if your lucky or simply do a …

everyone, this issue is a Nvidia and Java issue and its annoying. I beleive when it was happening to my laptop it was the accelorometer that addressed it from Dell. Ofcourse my computer is a Dell is why i mention them.

The only time xp would ever need a floppy was if you were going to use sysprep under the advanced tools but even that can be put on disks these days and you won't have a need for a floppy unless you want to show the next generation what they …

think in the mode of how the computer would boot. does the motherboard have a green light? then are the memory in the correct slots from 0-4 or however many slots you have. look to just get the BIOS at first then move from there. check each cable to make …

did you have any resolution?

403 is generally a permissions issue. I would verify the credentials

first every computer has its C drive shared by default \\computername\C$ second, does the username and password you're accessing the share for "owner and mike" have administrative rights or limited? Without full administrative rights you are limited and if i remember correctly "Owner" is a username HP created for its …

Try opening the run command pressing (windows key+R on keyboard) then type cmd, hit enter. Once in command prompt type "ipconfig" /flushdns" to clear name resolution to the Internet. May also try removing the SSID and re-adding to her computer.

can you elaborate a little? is all of the wired connections staying connected and only wireless?

Netstat shows current connections not really what you're wanting. Monitors are the only thing that really give that info and they're not free but they do have trials as rch1231 stated. I have a firewall I manage all traffic with, but that's far from cheap. You can also check the …

For that to realistically work you would have to NAT your ip to use more ip addresses than you are given on the card and use your router as just an access point and not program it except for an SSID for wireless to connect and not use the WAN …

are both NICs using the same gateway? what IP is the DHCP card pulling?

This should of been marked solved by ikunu. quick resolution for making the window in a longer format is the windows key+up arrow

Scheduled Tasks under tools does a lot by itself but there are a lot of prewritten scripts and batch files out there and you can put in startup folder to run in login or use local gpo to control a lot of the operations your wanting.

possibly go to the "Run command" and type "explorer" or press ctrl+shift+esc and bring up task manager then New Task (Run..) you can type "explorer" there and will bring up your desktop. That's just to get what you want if the final fix doesn't work of going to run and …

@rithish you need to update your original posts and not start new ones for the same one.

Generally an IP scanner can show you addresses on same network and your router will have an arp table for MAC address to IP and windows has the commands "NET VIEW" and "NETSTAT"

Do you have an A record setup for you server IP? And your reverse lookup setup, should look something like 10.10.10.in-addr.arpa

can you boot into advanced startup with f8 and choose last known good configuration and if that doesn't work try safe mode with networking and once into windows choose to restore to a last known good boot.

your best option is to really try to format again or you're trying to solve a problem that will waste a lot of time

I'm usually the one that blocks them at my business, but generally they only block http and not https. if it works live it up and it will teach them to have better security next time

you need to change your gateway back to 10.40.100.1, on your ISP's network this has to stay the same always since it is a physical router on their network and if your computer does not know the correct IP of the gateway that router cannot tell traffic where to go.

Reading through the forums and seeing some responses, why do people quote their titles?? I don't think they care for one and it would matter on your resume, but to fix an issue of a hardware issue or some software or network issue. Yea, ok i have a wallet of …

if you can manually put the computer name to access the share then you're getting DNS resolution and they only thing changed was the router. maybe try an ipconfig /flushdns command on the computer. once you connect manually do the shares show as connected and can use them after the …

if its rebooting due to heat it would show in the BIOS logs. I would check for updated video drivers and what antivirus is giving messages?

was the files copied from another machine?

creating a constant restore is bad for the computer and you're failing to complete any updates and maintenance needed for the computer. your better solution is to create a mandatory profile which you can search and find instructions to do.

it may be easier to explain if you state your goal you are trying to complete

are you running XP? i've seen this happen due to WMI and if you disable this in services it usually fixes the issue.

If your forwarding 21 for FTP that one isn't used by a router remote admin page and 3389 is your general windows rdp port. My guess is when you type the address you may not be specifying the port. Simple solution too is if you can remote to the home …

sounds like the video driver is having issues. i would check for an updated driver if its only happening when watching movies.

its all in who you ask but microsoft security essentials has worked the best i've seen in 10 years. Granted it does has its flaws too i've seen, but best prescan ability at defending.

i was thinking just under file and open should allow you to open the ost file and just copy the emails to your new pst file

right click on c: drive and properties and then click the tools tab. under error-checking click "check now" button and check both boxes and ok and will have you schedule for next boot then restart computer and this will run for a while maybe a few hours if it finds …

make sure the current DC is the Master as stated above and run the adprep /forestprep and /domainprep on both machines.

After you get the error check the application log in the event viewer to get better details and let us see those.

Are the VPN connections router to router or client machine to router or server?

Those files are temporary files that are made by any office program. As soon something looks slightly different to the original it is technically a different document and is treated as such and goes away after you close that document that is open.

depending on the service pack it may not recognize the adapter, but you won't see it either until you have the correct driver installed which will initiat a search for the adapter.

[QUOTE=minimee120;1771896]I came up with this: a. How many possible subnets are there? - 30 2^5-2 = 30 b. How many bits will be in the host id? 29 class c = /24 + 5 = /29 c. How many possible hosts are there on each subnet? - 6 32-29 = …

you don't get a DHCP address if multiple DHCP servers are on the same network or if you ran out of DHCP leases. I'd check the second...

if you have access to any computer as an administrator you can see everything on every account, but you can never log on as them using your password as that password is only tied the the name it is associated with i.e. Administrator. There is no reason for admin accounts …

it's the firewall if the computer is running vista or Windows 7. when you first plug in a network it asks you for the network type: Home, work, Public and those set your firewall. turn it off to test, but i wouldn't leave it off or its not recommended.