Howdy group,
I've gotten into the habit of reading / writing records in the tables in my database through the use of VBA modules and the OpenRecordset command with an SQL string passed into the command.
I've been experiencing significant issues with database bloat and some of the processes in...
Howdy all,
I have a Microsoft Access VBA app that is using the TransferSpreadsheet command to export a table in my database to an excel file. The export works fine, but the order of the rows does not always appear to be consistent.
The intended sort would be on a certain field called "DupID"...
I'm trying to have the FTP task look in a certain folder for any .RAR files and upload them to an FTP server, but I can't get the task to process this properly.
I'm trying to use a variable with a wildcard to set the LocalPath property. Variable is a string with a value of "C:\*.RAR"
The task...
when I bridge the connections and use a crossover cable, it DOES give the VoIP phone the internet access it needs, however, the problem I'm facing now is ... I need to connect to a VPN on the laptop in order to get to my remote office. Once I establish that VPN connection, the VoIP router...
Essentially, I'm trying to do the following:
I have this posted in the Windows XP thread upon suggestion here, so I apologize for the multiple threads, but I think there are two different approaches here. One involves Windows XP and using ICS, and the other involves some more nitty-gritty...
I have what seems like it should be an easy task, but it's proving to be quite difficult to implement.
I'm trying to use a laptop as a wireless-wired bridge so I can connect a VoIP phone to the LAN port of my laptop. The VoIP phone came with a router which is pre-programmed with a site-to-site...
Is there any way to share a wireless internet connection to a wired device on a laptop?
I'm trying to connect an IP phone to my computer's LAN port, and have it route through to the wireless network, but I can't get this to happen for the life of me.
Anyone know if this is possible?
I entirely randomly found a folder on my hard drive tonight containing about 7 gigs worth of files that are named with the convention "cluster ####.[various normal filetype extensions]" for example:
cluster 2023.HTML
cluster 2026.HTML
cluster 317323.EXE
cluster 317628.BMP
cluster 319128.XLS...
I disconnected the 400GB hard drive, booted without it, and my computer worked fine.
Then I plugged the 400GB hard drive back in on a different channel (secondary IDE channel), and my computer is working fine.
I'm still getting the S.M.A.R.T. error when I boot my machine, but at least it's not...
Update: I connected the 400GB hard drive again, but this time I removed my CD drive and put it on the secondary IDE channel by itself (with an 80 conductor cable ... don't worry).
When I started my computer, the POST test stopped me with the following error message:
Sec Master Hard Disk...
Okay ... I've FINALLY found some time to do this, and when the 400GB hard drive is removed, the problem disappears. I'm going to try different combinations of cables, primary/secondary channels now to see if I can achieve the holy grail: having the hard drive connected, while not obliterating...
It is formatted in NTFS. I remember when I formatted it, I used QUICK FORMAT in Computer Management > Disk Manager.
Indexing is turned on on both drives.
I'm going to try to let defrag run on both drives all day today, but the fact that this happened directly after I installed the new drive...
If I'm listening to music at all, and I open any program or the computer has to "think" about something, the music gets VERY choppy like it's being digitally stretched or something.
Looking in task manager, the system idle process usually sits at 50-60 during these times, so it's not like there...
Hello,
I am running a Windows XP SP2 machine (P4, 2ghz, 512 mb ram)..
Ever since I installed my new 400GB internal IDE hard drive, my machine has been operating EXTREMELY slowly. This is particularly noticable upon playback of music while my computer is doing ANYTHING else. The music slows...
Thanks, Lemon for the sugesstions, however after installing that patch, I am getting the same results...
If I can't figure this one out, I'm going to have to buy a new video card, as Best Buy won't take the card back (longer than 30 days since purchase). Can you believe that??
I just scoured the net for 30 minutes trying to find an install shield "patch" and I can't find *anything* -- I did run across a couple message boards detailing instructions for renaming the "InstallShield" folder inside "Program Files\Common Files" (this forces files to be recopied from...
Howdy all,
I'm trying to install an ATI Radeon X1600PRO video card into my Windows XP Pro machine, and every time I try to launch the device drivers' installation program, the install shield wizard window loads in my task bar, but then immediately closes and the drivers are not installed.
Also...
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