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msCMTSrvc.exe
I assume you have a Compaq computer? I do, and the file is on mine. I think the program tries to retrieve advertising from the Compaq website. Perhaps msCMTsrvc is 'actively working' only when you push one of the special keyboard buttons, or click that Hot Deals icon.- RandallW
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- Forum: Browser issues for IT professionals
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IE 6 Delay Typing URL in the Address Bar without the http:// prefix
I've done an internet search, and no one has figured out the bride.ru problem. My spyware-checking programs don't seem to find out the problem, either.- RandallW
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- Forum: Browser issues for IT professionals
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IE 6 Delay Typing URL in the Address Bar without the http:// prefix
I too have this beautiful-Russian-brides popup situation...haven't found a website where someone has discovered what causes it. As for those pron popups, try looking through your processes in the Windows Task Manager, then check here: http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_pages/startup_full.htm...- RandallW
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- Forum: Browser issues for IT professionals
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I still can't figure my compiling error
I was using time as testing of the function; I was trying to pin down which specific ways of using it were causing my error. -
I still can't figure my compiling error
I've used different types in the variable of time ....sometimes an int, sometimes a long, sometimes a time_t.....same resulting error.....would anyone allow me to e-mail the whole program so you could look at it? It's only 5k. -
I still can't figure my compiling error
I'm using the time function in a program; the compiler says "the term does not evaluate to a function" Here is the piece of code that causes the trouble ( along with some surrounding code ) for ( dummy = 1; dummy <= jobs; dummy++ ) { // begin 'dummy' and 'jobs' if ( seed_defined )... -
'time' function has gone bad on me
Yes, the time.h file has been included. -
'time' function has gone bad on me
I've been using this piece of code that caused no compiler trouble: srand ( ( unsigned ) time ( NULL ) ); Now it doesn't compile...it gives me "error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function".....I checked error from the CD and it shows examples such as integer being used like a... -
fussy compiler?
I can do this: int *a_pointer; Yet this causes an error during compilation: int *a_pointer = 2369; It says "error C2440: cannot convert from 'const int' to 'int *' ( new behavior; please see help )" I checked the error definition from the CD; it has examples for why the... -
now how did this happen?
Thanks to all who answered....the problem sure is the array size....I have an older version of VC++ ( 4.0 ), should be able to increase that stack. -
now how did this happen?
My earlier version of the program had 100000 as the array size...it worked fine. My extra '{' in the post is from bad typing of my message....I tried using the '[', then 'code', then ']', to make my code look different in the message, but I think I did it wrong. As my program actually is, it... -
now how did this happen?
I have little program where i'm testing something; here it is: {code] #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream.h> #define HUNDREDTHOUK 100000 #define HALFMIL 500000 #define THOUTWOKAY 200000 void main() { int first_array [THOUTWOKAY], second_array [THOUTWOKAY], dummy; cout <<... -
bad pointer declaration?
Okay, I tried int *first = new int; It compiles okay, but when I attempt to build the executable, I get "error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _wWinMain@16" When I check the explanation of the error, i'm told this happens if I don't have an entry point to wWinMainCRTStartup, and... -
bad pointer declaration?
I tried using [code] int *first, *second; [code] That was my first attempt, it also gave an error, but I think it appeared during my build attempt. Well, i'll try that other part you had. -
bad pointer declaration?
Here's what I have in my main function: int *first = 29, *second = 50; Attempting to compile, there is error C2440: cannot convert from 'const int' to 'int *' What am I doing wrong? -
compile time error
So the term 'flush' is a reserved word? Agh! Dirty rotten <br>C++ *grumble* -
compile time error
I'm trying to convert a little C program into C++. One of<br>my enumerated types gives an error when the file is compiled; the 'flush' in it is being redefined ( according<br>to the compiler ); here it is....<br><br>enum win_result { loss = 0, jacks_or_better = 1...
