WTF ? enables the copy back, which attempts to keep the drives in the original slot order after rebuilds?
See manuel no good, because they are in Developer land in thier minds when they write this stuff, not operator
Like the original slot order? they must mean something there, the drives are not going to change slot or port.
cool get a full smart readout, GetSmartStats, now if they would just pour that into seperated columns it would be luvly
at least this time when i read the whole freaking book on this Fine Stuff, the card might actually work longer than the time it takes me to finish configuring it :-)
save out as XML, then load back in an edited XML , hmmm. i do not know how to do XML, but configuing the whole thing in one sheet is a start.
@allquixotic ok there pastebin.com/5jdfzQBx you make a program to parse all that, when i wake back up :-) I will test it
And be sure to highlight all the recommended speed figures :-)
After hours of work trying to recover the Places database, even reading the Firefox source code, I've managed to succeed. Here's how I did it:
Download the latest version of the SQLite shell and extract it into your profile folder. On Windows Vista and Windows 7, it is in the C:\Users\<username>...
Oddly enough, I just got an email from an engineer at Avago Technologies thanking me for this post... — DragonLord49 secs ago
@Psycogeek Thanks for feedback but 7 looks like something too luxurious or too fancy. This number 10, are you familiar with this package? Seems like has another carton/paper that wraps it...
@Psycogeek Haha... Hmmm. Like Holy Bible given to Jewish?
@Psycogeek No, I mean the build of package. It looks like has 2 components. 1 is this cover with logo and another is what it is wrapping. Reminds a bit sliding box which my Nexus 4 came in...
@Boris_yo you know the art of "receiving samples"? if it is company that is going to sell you 10,000 of these things, they would be happy to freely send 1 out to business address, with professional letter writing skill etc
Or you could also request a "sample kit" which they may not have made up even, but your soo professional request for such things , means they will have to assemble one for you.
Sometimes such samples can cost , but unless your credit card is already on file, any costs involved will not be a surprise
i have one problem.... i have like 6 admin accounts in Windows 7 but it seems like 1 of them (one that i created as first one when i was installing windows) is admin admin.... and other admin accounts have less admin priviliges...
which is pretty strange
since all of them should be admin admin accounts with equal rights, right?
It's probably a permission issue, not an admin account issue. You can check that by right clicking on the folder/file and looking at the security tab under Properties.
@Hennes Well, that's why you need to protect your browser.
Many of the most dangerous vulnerabilities are very new, so your virus scanner and your OS won't know about them yet and will not protect you even if you have updated them.
KNown? No idea. But 90% of or PCs was updated (automated windows updates running daily). And a freshly imaged, clean and fully updated (on another network!) PC almost instantly got reinfected
Mcafee was also fully up to date (they failed to recognize it until 30-ish hours later)
I am sure blaster was not the only worm. But just one is enough.
Many of the most dangerous vulnerabilities are very new, so your virus scanner and your OS won't know about them yet and will not protect you even if you have updated them.
@Hennes But how did it infect your systems, what was the vector?
Same workplace, real story: Technician puts a run menu on his USB pendrive. Other copy that (true, it was handy.)
Move to a security PC at a customer. Insert pendrive. Hee, no menu.. That is weird. Coworker: Can you you try your pendrive?
Second USB pendrive fails to present a menu.
Grab a third stick. Test it in your own laptop -> Works Put it in the security desktop -> it no longer works.
Somehow they did not get the idea that that security desktop was responsible for anything.
And all three users got virus warnings when they returned to the office. All three ignored them.
I intercepted one of them, cleaned the USB pendive. That lasted about an hour (added: One virus and some new data files from pendrive#3 in the previous paragraph)
@CanadianLuke - I just found out that the "Text to Column" feature does exactly the same thing... You can tell it that the \ is a delimiter and then tell it to ignore specific columns. :P
