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Have a look at this https://github.com/jimenezrick/patch-AuthenticAMD
there is also a utility that scans and patches all of your software. I have to look it up and get back to you.
EDIT: So I got home and found it. It's called the Intel Compiler Patcher. Please use at your own discretion. I have run it on my system and everything is fine. There is also an option the save replaced files in case something would go amiss.
Fell for the same scam. For Christmas a number of years back my dad bought a cheap 64gig SD card on eBay. Found out we were scammed later when I tried to put movies on it and it didn't work. Used H2testw and confirmed it was actually a 4 gig. Actually returned it despite complaints by the seller.
Generated with IBM Word Cloud Generator (see http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Other-Office-Tools/IBM-Word-Cloud-Generator.shtml), using all .c files in the current source. I combined all files using the following command:
find . -name "*.c" -exec cat >> ~/linuxsource_all {} \;
I attempted to generate it at 2560x1600 (for wallpaper use), but it apparently trims vertically.
does this work with a hovering extension like Imagus ?
EDIT: thanks for your answer
I believe I have the solution:
Lenovo released a BIOS upgrade, one of the issues addressed is 3Gb of memory showing, if more than that installed.
>[Problem fixes]
>- Fix an issue where an invalid password error is encountered when attempting to use a supervisor password as a current password while a user logons BIOS setup with a supervisor password.
>- Fix an issue where usable memory is displayed under 3GB on 64bit OS even 4GB or more memory installed.
>- Fix an issue that a USB device is not recognized by Windows connecting to the Alway On USB enabled port.
BIOS update utility and rough instructions
I would recommend the bootable CD if you have a disk drive and aren't familiar with updating a BIOS, also check the hash of the CD before you start (here is a md5 hash checking utility), very simple to check a hash, burn the CD and see if the hash matches a second burned CD, not 100% full proof but not bad considering Lenovo haven't given a hash to check against.
Enjoy your 12Gb :)
Edit: This will sound stupid but why are people down voting the accepted solution?
This is easy.
Step 1: Install Windows Enabler
Step 2: Uncheck the box regardless of whether it's greyed out.
Step 3: Continue.
Step 4: If it installs even when it's unchecked, sue Nero for installing software they didn't have permission to install.
Step 5: Profit.
It sure is. Download the Intel compiler patcher and let it scan your system. Get ready to laugh.
Oh and don't worry, your Nvidia drivers get red flagged in addition to tons of windows core files and other software as well.
Intel lost that court case and paid out, but there was no condition that I'm aware of which required them to backtrack and fix all the shit they broke. Many software developers still use either those gimped compilers or iterations of them.
EDIT: As requested, here are some links and additional information.
The Compiler Patcher can be found here:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Patchers/Intel-Compiler-Patcher.shtml
I find it amusing that this is so retardedly simple to fix that the software hasn't even been updated past version 1.0 yet still manages to flag new things on my system all the time. Brand new games, latest Nvidia drivers, you name it and it still gets caught. That's how base-level this nonsense went. An in-depth analysis can be found here:
http://www.agner.org/optimize/blog/read.php?i=49
I'll also link a PCMR post regarding the whole matter, as it provides some decent commentary on the whole thing:
While the Intel Compiler Patcher download link is literally the first entry on google when you search "Intel Compiler Patcher", the second link from agner.org is actually a source I found from the top comment on that linked PCMR post by one of our our very own PCMR moderators. Be sure to give him credit for recognizing and addressing this issue for concerned AMD CPU users for at least a year (probably longer).
This handy little tool will actually scan and allow you to fix software infected with Intel's compiler.
This guy did some tests a while back and found that Intel's compiler purposely avoids computationally efficient work on AMD and VIA processors.
This tool lets you patch EXE files that were compiled using Intel C++ Compiler from your computer and optimize them for your processor by deactivating their CPU Dispatcher, thus increasing their general performance when run on other types of CPUs.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Patchers/Intel-Compiler-Patcher.shtml
True, even more so if you think that you can do all that with synthesizer software that you can download for free.
Unlocker 1.9.2 will delete anything. It's a powerful tool, so if you have anyone else that uses your computer, i'd suggest uninstalling it after use.
Someone not lazy make an overlay in Photoshop with the photograph and the painting... I will be surprised if they vary by much.
Though the video shows GREAT texture work, it looks like a trace -- the sketch portion of the video is way too accurate far too early in the process (there should have been at least some adjustments -- ear goes up a bit, eye down, move neckline to the left, etc -- no one does a perfect, photographically-proportioned & accurate sketch on the first line).
The software used to capture the video seems to only capture the active program (PS) and not what's going on in the background (i.e. having the PS window transparent using software like this while the photograph is open for tracing purposes behind.)
Or am I just too cynical?
Edit: just went to his website @ http://edstudios.ca/ -- the trad media pieces are much weaker in terms of proportion and anatomy (i.e. girl hugging sheep, fisted hand with crippled pinky,) while the digital media are extremely accurate with colours that look like they were eyedropped. Meh.
Your key is embedded in the motherboard and was recognized when you installed. If you want to check what your key(s) are, use this app. No install needed. Just use the x32 or x64.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/ShowKeyPlus.shtml
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A.) We broadcast on Twitch too you know and post VOD's on YouTube
B.) http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/Infinite-HD.shtml
C.) Pretty sure Chrome Extension or Mobile app doesn't install anything on on your PC
Step 1 should be test your SD card and make sure it isn't counterfeit. There is actually a pretty big problem with counterfeit SD cards.
H2Testw makes sure you can read and write from all sectors and that your SD card is the advertised size.
It is quite popular to reflash 32 GB SD cards so they report as 128GB or 256GB and then repaint them and resell them. What will end up happening is since there are only really 32 GB the second you except the 32 GB mark it starts overwriting your old data and corrupting it.
I do know there are multiple programs available that bypass the end user agreement by allowing you to click "next" regardless of whether or not you agree. This is hilarious considering that, by not agreeing, you don't agree to the clause that often states "no modification". Perfectly. Fucking. Legal.
This is one such tool. This doesn't ALWAYS work if there are additional checks, but there are some other tools as well that let you skip the EULA screen.
You'll have to run the installer with compatibility mode enabled because it'll refuse to install on an OS newer than Windows 7, but the program itself works fine.
If you don't feel like paying for it, Winsplit Revolution is a free app that does the same thing. I've been using it with my 3440x1440 monitor and it's become second nature, just sending windows to various zones on the screen using keyboard shortcuts. Stupid simple to setup too.
Since there’s a few who are curious, here is how I did it. I used a piece of software to repeatedly send Skyrim the screenshot command. In this case I used Autotkeys. Then I moved the screenshots into a Photoshop file using File>Scripts>Load Files into Stack. The last step is to change the layer style on all the images to “Lighten.” You can accomplish this quickly by doing it to the first one, then copy and pasting the style to the rest. There are easier ways to compile images; however, this allows me to easily remove pieces in individual frames if I wish.
In this case I compiled 543 screenshots, but that’s probably more than is necessary. The minimum required interval for smooth star-trails will depend on the field of view used, however. I’m sure one could get away with longer intervals than one second.
I use nearly the exact technique for real life star-trails. Here is one of my favorites
Instead of being a dick, I'll try and help you out. I just found this headers thing myself.
Get this add on Modify Headers
In the options add the following entry:
Name: X-Forwarded-For
Value: 12.13.14.15
Make sure it's enabled (green circle) and in the next tab of the add-on menu "always on" is selected.
I'm not sure exactly what software I used, as I had this set up on an my last laptop. It was quite effective, but I found I was terrible at multi-tasking. Besides, I was watching Arrested Development when I did this, which I quickly realized is a show that requires your full attention to get all the jokes.
I think this was the program I used.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/PowerMenu.shtml
- Go to VLC Media player and put in fullscreen.
- Then, on your taskbar, right-click (or shift+right click on Windows 7) on your browser window, or whatever application you want to multitask with.
- Adjust the transparency to about 50% (you can change this based on your preference).
- Begin playing your video, and then switch to the translucent application (e.g. your browser). Your browser should now be in focus, but the video should be visible behind it.
That being said, I don't know if this will work well on 64-bit systems, as the only version of the program I could find was 32-bit.
Edit: This isn't the exactly the procedure I used before, but it achieves almost the same effect.
Edit 2: From what I can tell, the application is slightly buggy in Windows 7 x64, but still works. You have to close out of the program and re-open it every so often to make changes, at least for me.
I mean if you're one of those people that think anything that is not command line is garbage...sure. But otherwise, windows is so ubiquitous that you can probably find a gui tool to do just about anything you think about. Need a tool to automate captcha solving for you? There's one for that; actually there are several. Need a tool to fake torrent download ratios for you? There's that too, gets updated regularly and everything. Need a tool to constantly run speed tests? There's that too: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools/Bandwidth-Tools/NetSpeedMonitor.shtml
I haven't tested it, but that was the result of a 2 minute google search. In case it doesn't work as expected I could probably find something different.
I'm just going to paste my response to a discussion about this earlier today.
>It's actually the compiler Intel designed and is in use almost everywhere. To my knowledge, this is still an issue with any program compiled with it, as it forces amd to use older instructions.
>There is plenty of info out there. Dig deeper if you want. Or if you just want to avoid this all together Here is the patch for the compiler.
Back in the days of DOS, programmers would basically write their own GUIs from near scratch. You would see the custom GUI only after you ran the program, as DOS itself had no GUI. They tended to not be very good. They didn't have modern conveniences such as keyboard navigation.
zsnes is a program with a GUI that dates back to the days of DOS. It's simple, and somewhat consistent, but doesn't have keyboard conveniences such as tab to next field. zsnes GUI example screenshots.
Cool although I have a few disk space analyzers:
Space Sniffer
WindirStat
Scanner
DiskSpace Fan Free version
Disk Explorer (From Glary Utilities)
edit: What black magic is this? Only 10KB? Nice! I guess the crown of the smallest program I have goes to this, sorry kkrieger.
http://www.softpedia.com/giveaways-discounts/
asta suna interesant :
Windscribe 50GB/month (lifetime)
Browse the Internet securely and anonymously while bypassing potential geographic restrictions regarding the websites and domains you can access
de restul nu am auzit. mai e ceva care merita prin lista aia ?
Perhaps you should run a Win MTR and post the results asking someone to analyze them. As it likely isn't a server issue, more likely to be an issue with your connection.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools/Network-Testing/WinMTR.shtml
I used flux which changes the color warmth to more red than blue based on your location/sunset. This reduces that "ouch" factor on your eyes at night and prevents melatonin from being broken down by blue light which helps you sleep at night. It is not good if you are doing color sensitive work at night though so you'll need to turn it off for that. It does take a few days to get used to but now I can't not use it without searing my eyeballs. There are some brightness changing softwares out there, I think I used one called brightness mon or something but many of the links I'm checking are no longer available. It doesn't seem like there's a huge market for this anymore but they are available if you google "change monitor brightness software". Dimmer is one and [screenbright might also work](http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhancements/Other-Desktop-Enhancements/ScreenBright.shtml
You could try Caffeine From the description "If you have problems with your PC locking or going to sleep, caffeine will keep it awake. It works by simulating a keypress once every 59 seconds, so your machine thinks you're still working at the keyboard, so won't lock the screen or activate the screensaver."
Yeah. The Intel compiler generates code that tests whether the vendor is "GenuineIntel" while deciding which code to run (in addition to checking capability bits like it should so it doesn't try to run AVX2 on old Intel processors that don't support it).
I'm just guessing here, but the compiler likely does a comparison of the vendor string then uses the result of that comparison in a conditional branch instruction based on whether it's "GenuineIntel". Patching might be as easy as changing the conditional branch to an unconditional branch, so it always goes to run the code it would for "GenuineIntel", regardless of the result of the comparison.
Here's a Guru3D thread about the patcher tool.
It seems to be hosted on MajorGeeks.com and SoftPedia. I'm not the most up to date, but I think those are both still reasonable sites as long as you don't click the ads. They both say the utility is only 291kB, so they're probably delivering the same basic utility with no junk.
Check out CrossHair. The crosshairs are full screen width, but it does let you enable and disable with a hotkey. Also lets you set fixed crosshairs or ones that follow the mouse.
DON'T LOG INTO ANYTHING AND CHANGE THE PASSWORD OF ALL ACCOUNTS YOU HAVE LOGGED INTO URGENTLY INCLUDING STEAM ON ANOTHER PC
Use this to delete the virus.
I test all SD cards I get with h2testw. Tells you the speed as well as if it works OK. I got a Chinese 16G chip that only had 1G that worked.
For those with more motivation, you can use VisualWget to download all of TRP.
edit: If you can figure out how to do this, please PM me. I am doing it semi-manually at this point. Reddit does not play nice with wget.
Understand being concerned, which is why we made sure to be certified from Softpedia to show it isn't anything nasty! http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/Infinite-HD.shtml!
We also got an approval from the most popular AntiVirus Software packages so our viewer shows up as green when you download and install it!
The player is based upon the Octoshape player, which is used for Direct TV, this years World Cup (Soccer) and also countless other places. You can read more here: http://www.octoshape.com/support/infinite-hd-octoshape-app/
Some other companies that use the app can be found here: http://www.octoshape.com/company/customers/
We use up to 50% less bandwidth to produce a similar quality stream to other platforms. We can’t explain exactly how, as our technology is our intellectual property, but I can assure you it isn’t using P2P or anything like that! What I can tell you is it is a lot to do with us using UDP rather than TCP!
RE Octoshape, the reason it is called the DingIt player is because there are modifications to it! Unfortunately we cannot change it's name in the install location. It doesn't use P2P however. The quote from the Octoshape website is relating to their TCP client, we use UDP - which is where we get the benefits!
I use a 64 GB in my 3DS. You will need to format the card to FAT32 before you can use it on the 3DS. If you use Windows you will need to download a format tool like HP's tool http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool.shtml
In order to format the card. Windows does not natively format storage that are bigger than 32 GB to FAT32, which is why you need a tool.
Try downloading a portable copy of VLC - eg from http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Multimedia/Video/Portable-VLC-Media-Player.shtml - and stick it on your memory stick with the videos. As long as you have permissions to run .exe files from a stick (just try) it'll work.
If not, http://winff.org/html_new/ will convert a hell of a lot of file formats into a hell of a lot of others and is free, and may well do the conversion job for you. It will convert .mp4 into Windows Media Video, for example, and do it well. And it's free and open source.
Even if your main application cant use all the threads, when you run multiple programs at the same time the system will use more cores and be more responsive, even if one particular app cant use all the cores. And remember, windows, all its components and services, AV, and every single other thing that starts up on your machine are separate programs.
try running intelburntest. if it uses all the threads, then you are fine.
I set up an ancient Linksys WRT54G Wi-Fi router and didn't connect it to the Internet, I named it 'xfinitywifi' and I DON'T live in a Comcast coverage area. I did not set up a landing page, just the SSID.
I used a log program called WallWatcher to access the Wi-Fi router logs and being nowhere near Comcast territory, I was amazed at how many people would enter their email address and password to gain access to 'free' Wi-Fi.
If I had set that up in a Comcast coverage area and passed the traffic through wireshark and then on to the Internet in a classic man in the middle attack, it would be child's play to mine email account credentials and whatever else I wanted to look at.
It is simply amazing, the level of trust some people have just because they see an SSID named xfinitywifi.
Another good name to call your personal hotspot on your phone in a public place close to a public restroom is ToiletCam_3.
So, this is a business, basically. You need to report any interest as income. You know that, right? And then you have to think about late payments, collections, etc.
I'd look into something like this if I were you, but you probably know more about this that we do. This isn't really a personal finance topic at this point.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Finances-Business/Loan-Manager.shtml
You're kinda past the realm of "simple", unfortunately.
The first thing you need to do is determine whether your application is .NET or native.
You can use PEiD to analyze the application.
Hopefully it's .NET and then you can use ILSpy to decompile it to C# or something else readable.
If it's not .NET, you'll have to use something like OllyDbg or preferably Interactive Disassembler to find the part of the code that reads the registry key, then determine what the code does with it in order to figure out what hashing algorithm is used and in what format the data is stored in the registry.
If the application is .NET, this is probably doable for you. If it's not .NET, it's probably out of your reach. You would need a substantial bit of practice before being able to reliably RE a production application.
I use a program called MicroBin, which places a recycle bin in the notification area of the system tray: -
http://i.imgur.com/iMn9k0l.jpg
You can download it here: -
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/MicroBin.shtml
It's a tiny executable file, so you just need to pop it in a folder somewhere, create a shortcut to it, then drag the shortcut here: -
C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Then it'll start automatically when you boot up Windows.
MicroBin is super basic - double-clicking on it empties the bin, and right-clicking on it gives you a little menu with "Open" and "Empty" on it. The icon will obviously change to show you when the bin is empty or has something in it.
There's a more fully featured version of it called MiniBin available from the same developer if you need more features: -
You can always get clean copies from:
- http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/FTP-Clients/FileZilla.shtml
- http://filehippo.com/download_filezilla/
but the admin's attitude is certainly cause for concern. With such an attitude, there is no guarantee that they won't integrate malware into the actual source code at some point in the future. So switching is prudent.
have you tried one of the no net required packages?
there is always a " ready to install offline package" on one of these
find it.
let me find one for you.
interestingly enough, the 3.5 is exclusive to 8
?? have no way to test, using 7
Give Dxtory a try. Beware it does take some tinkering and I recommend installing Lagarith Lossless Video Codec to record with as well as the AC3ACM audio codec for recording audio as well.
I'm not sure of the depth you are looking to reach with this, but for our software deployment at work (which has a couple hundred software titles/plugins/etc.), I try to use whatever commands the native installer supports, it really is the best and cleanest way.
Here's some general instructions for various installers: Silent Install Swtiches
If you are having a problem figuring out what the silent switch is for the installer, this tool has come in handy to locate the proper switch: Universal Silent Switch Finder
If you absolutely must do a software capture, I use AppDeploy Repackager from Dell (it's free): AppDeploy Repackager
There are many times when "recording" the installation won't work and will cause issues, a lot of the time because it records all changes to registry and filesystem, including any background tasks (Windows updates, other updaters, anti-virus logs, etc.) and can cause problems when you then deploy those files to another system.
Then sometimes, there is just no option. None of these things will work.
All SD cards greater than 32 GB are SDXC. All SDXC cards work on 3DS, you need to format the card on PC before you can use it. I use a 64 GB card on my 3DS without a problem.
You need to use a tool like this: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool.shtml
to format the card for use in the 3DS.
You actually cannot use the built in formatter on Windows because it doesn't allow you to create FAT32 partitions larger than 32 GB. I personally used this one http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/HP-USB-Disk-Storage-Format-Tool.shtml
It works great and fast.
Don't forget Hyperdesktop. ctrl+shift+4 to take a selective screenshot, a box pops up that lets you draw lines, edit the image or add text, and it immediately uploads to imgur after you hit 'ok'. Whole process takes less than 10 seconds.
no its not like that at all, I was just saying, here is a link for beginners on how to make gifs using this program.
Great stuff, TONS of walls. Zipping it was a nice touch, many do not do this. I love downloading wallpaper packs like these into one folder, and then running my favorite duplicate checker to get rid of the ones that are the same.
The unlock codes are probably generated from the serial number or imei. Similar to how serial generators for software work. So the unlock provider cracked or reverse engineered the algorithm.
Edit: seems I was right lots of unlock code generators are available for download. http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Telephony-SMS-GSM/WorldUnlock-Codes-Calculator.shtml
Most people just use auto-hide. Personally, I need more, so I use Taskbar Hider. It sometimes stops working, but it's pretty helpful.
This is bullshit, you can get software which simulates keyboard/mouse controls to the controller involving no communication with the game, works even out of game.
Here's an example (It might not be the best available, it supports rumble and if it supports analog sensitivity then it's perfect)
Follow these steps and you should be fine. Ask me if you don't know how to do any of it (e.g. burning a disk).
If you have another computer:
- Power down this computer immediately.
- Get on the other computer (which may also be infected!).
- Download and burn an antivirus rescue disk (example).
- Boot the infected computer from the rescue disk.
- After disinfection, install and run MalwareBytes (free version).
- Change your passwords.
- Be more careful in the future.
If you do not have another computer, skip to step 3 above.
I find GIMP to be a little... gross? If you're on Windows, try Paint.net with the pixelate plugin.
Thanks for this list, it's great!
I also suggest belvedere. It's a tool that works much like The Magic Folder, but you set it to watch certain folders for filetypes and it then transfers them wherever you'd like. I personally use it to transfer downloaded music to my Automatically Add To iTunes folder.
For exe installers, I use Universal Silent Switch Finder To find the silent switches because exe switches can vary.
I can't remember offhand what it's called, but I think I remember certain GNU/Linux distros coming with a 'broken screen' screen saver. There's also a BSOD screen saver for Windows (more than one, in fact, though I can't vouch for either of them as I've never used them)...
EarTrumpet - individually change the volume of different programs from the taskbar
MiniBin - recycle bin on your taskbar for a clean desktop
ScreenBright - quickly change the brightness contrast and colors of your monitors
There's actually some journals built with locks if you want to take this with pen and paper.
Digitally, you may want to download a folder encryption app like isylock and save word/notepad files and then lock the folder. Just make sure you put an easy but not obvious password so you don't forget.
Oh wow thank you so much! I found a software fix on r/mk and it worked like a charm! I have been struggling with this for months and was seriously considering just buying new switches and desoldering the faulty ones. I'll leave the link for the software here in case someone also has the same issue.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/Keyboard-Chattering-Fix.shtml
Found this -
"After some research i have found that almost all monitors have this button-less control ability through protocol DDC/CI, and MagicTune is relying on that prorocol.
There are other programs who will alow you to control monitor using DDC/CI, such as: 1) http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhancements/Other-Desktop-Enhancements/ScreenBright.shtml 2) http://www.entechtaiwan.com/lib/softmccs.shtm (use at your own risk, with a lot of attention)"
Edit - Found the info here - http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/59009-3-control-samsung-193p-win7
It should be stable, but trying it on a web browser is not gonna give accurate results. Try with this program instead: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/Mouse-Rate-Checker.shtml
Otherwise try on another computer and see if you get different results.
It's actually the compiler Intel designed and is in use almost everywhere. To my knowledge, this is still an issue with any program compiled with it, as it forces amd to use older instructions.
There is plenty of info out there. Dig deeper if you want. Or if you just want to avoid this all together Here is the patch for the compiler.
On Windows, use the program KeyTweak, which lets you rebind keys. I use it to bind the right-side Alt/ctrl keys to volume up and down.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/File-Management/SDFormatter.shtml
If you're using windows use win32diskimager and SDFormater.
Run SDFormater
Select your SD card drive letter
Click format
Run Win32diskimager
Select the image you want to load on
Check the drive letter of the SD card
Click write
Confirm you want to overwrite the data
To backup your working setups
Run Win32diskimager
Create a new file eg Raspian_12-01-14.img
Check the drive letter of the SD card
Click read.
I use DVD Shrink to rip and AutoGK to convert the Video_TS and Audio_TS folders into one .avi file.
Give me a call and I can walk you through it. Quite simple really.
Check out Xpadder. I'm currently using a PS3 controller on my PC with controls set up in Xpadder identical to the old PS1 controls and it works great! I can't see any way the game would feel normal using a keyboard.
For this problem, I use Unlocker. Brilliant little app that tells you which process has locked the file/folder, unlocks it, or renames, deletes etc. Unlocker 1.9.1 can be found here: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/Unlocker.shtml
i have almost 500 desktop backgrounds that cycle once per hour. i think windows 7 has something built in that will do this, for those of us still on xp there's panorama.
a few of my favorites in a "thumbnail", a full-size version (sorry about the quality, i had to get in under imgurs 1 mb limit).
Uninstall the drivers. Use this to completely remove any trace of the drivers.
Re-download and re-install the drivers.
What are the temps?
I have an application on my mac called caffeine. Idk how it works on PC, but on my mac a little coffee mug appears on my tool bar and when I click it it fills the cup with coffee and this means that the computer will not fall asleep until I turn caffeine off.
It's great, especially since I have my computer set to prompt a password every time it wakes up.
Here's one 468kb for watermarking photos (good for someone who uses own images for blog/website and doesn't want anyone stealing said images)
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Graphic/Graphic-Others/Watermark-image-Software.shtml.
Now if someone would make a combo Image Resizer with Watermarker
For XP, you can do much of the same using nlite
For 7, use RT7lite
One of the biggest things is service configuration, the OOBE paradigm means a LOT of stuff you will never use runs constantly, simply so obscure use cases will have minimal set up. Blackviper is the guru for windows services.
You can use CHKDSK function in windows to try to repair the sd card.
You can also check the functionality of the sd card using a program like h2testw
Even if Mcrosoft cancelled it, its never really gone away:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/Windows-Live-Movie-Maker.shtml
I have use this version its ok. What's sad is that there is a harder to find older version with less features but had the ability to download extra effects and what not. I have always find this weird with Microsoft, sometimes they make a decent free product then make it worse in newer versions. Just like how they removed the very useful network icon from XP that could telling you whether you were sending or receiving traffic with a single simple icon.
I've had a 50/50 shot of getting a good card. I bought one of these when it was on sale for prime day, first one was bad second was good. I verified in my laptop before using it on my switch. I used h2testw to verify size and speed.
Pretty sure that's going to be a fake micro SD card. I've never come across any Sony branded Micro SD cards.
Run H2TestW on the card, Write and verify (select english when opening it), then select the memory card when it's connected to your computer, then write and verify.
This will fill the card space and then make sure the space is actually there.
Not being able to format to a different file system, the files disappearing (or they get corrupt, card asks to be formatted) etc. These are all signs it's a fake card.
there is no real way to get the full latency of hardware in just software, but you can check the pooling rate with Mouse Rate Checker
If you have a high speed camera you can do what Battle(non)sense did https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sITJ3V_fyv4
In Linux, I use arecord to record my radio/scanner audio to files 15 minutes in length and also above a set threshold point. In Windows, I use ScannerRecorder.
Someone managed to do it with a surface, he didn't cut trough, just enoght to be able to pry it open
I've been using deskpins for a long time now, almost a decade, and it's been great. Very low profile and small fingerprint. You can use hotkeys or click the systray icon and pin any window. I change the hotkey to the grave button (the button with the tilde on it when you use shift). Hardly ever use grave key so it's perfect. I know you're not requesting it, but I thought I'd put that out there just in case someone wanted another option. I don't see a need to change what's working for me so I'll keep deskpins for now.
You mean you got scammed into thinking you were buying a 512 GB MircoSD card for €15. It's almost certainly a 1-8 GB card that shows up on your device as 512 GB because of a firmware hack. As soon as you exceed the actual capacity of the card, your data will become corrupted and you'll be SOL. H2TestW will show you the actual capacity.
I use Duplicate Commander to change duplicates into hardlinks, which are probably not supported by any cloud thing: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/File-Management/Duplicate-Commander.shtml
Another good one for just finding duplicates is Auslogics Duplicate File Finder: https://www.auslogics.com/en/software/duplicate-file-finder/
Programs in general don't actually speed up a computer. What i suggest is using ccleaner to see all startup items and disable the ones you don't need. Now one real bottleneck is the hard drive. its very possible that it maybe failing silently and its only symptom is that is slow.
To check if your hard drive may be failing, you can try the crystal disk info tool [http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/CrystalDiskInfo.shtml]
Another more extreme option is just wipe and reload, of course after you make a backup of the files you need.
You can use the USSF to list install switches for packages. It's not 100% accurate, but it's worked on some obscure packages for me in the past.
Just use H2testw, which will tell you whether or not the stated values of the card match the actual values. If they do not, then it's fake. It's extremely easy, I'd always recommend doing this on any new card.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Miscellaneous/H2testw.shtml
This is the best way to verify when you buy memory cards or USB drives. However, I'd always buy from somewhere that you get a recourse if it ends up being a fake.
instaleaza asta:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Servers/Database-Utils/Paradox-Data-Editor.shtml
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/bbdbd/
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There's a couple of patchers about but I don't know the integrity or validity of the programs
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Patchers/Intel-Compiler-Patcher.shtml
Ur CPU is fine but run the patcher on ur blizzard games (They use a 10 year old compiler that runs games like shit on AMD CPU.)
Your CPU will still do worse in single threaded games like Wow but this will help a lot especially in starcraft which is more cpu heavy.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Patchers/Intel-Compiler-Patcher.shtml
I'm fairly new here, but here's my setup:
- Install Generic Mod Enabler to your FSX directory (e.g.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X) - Still in your FSX directory, create a directory called
MODS - Right-click on JSGME.exe > Compatability > Run as admin (needed to allow it to write in Program Files)
To actually install an addon:
- Download addons from http://www.fsxaddons.com/
- Extract to a folder inside
MODS(i.e. one subdirectory per mod) - Ensure the directory structure of the mod matches that of the FSX directory
- Run
JSGME.exeand enable the mod before running FSX
No. 3 is key — if it's a plane then you'll probably have to create the SimObjects\Airplanes directories manually and move the plane folder into it. Use FSX's actual directory structure as a reference. AFAIK FSX doesn't need to be closed and reopened after installing an airplane.
If the plane isn't showing, it's probably because the directory structure is incorrect (in which case you should disable it in JSGME, correct it in the MODS folder then re-enable it to ensure your FSX folders don't get mangled).
If that doesn't fix it, ensure the plane has a thumbnail.jpg file at C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\MODS\PLANE_NAME\SimObjects\Airplanes\PLANE_NAME\texturethumbnail.jpg
Happy modding!
EDIT: Formatting
Use h2testw to test and verify the drive capacity. It's pretty much the go to program for this. You can google h2testw for more info/instructions, though it's a pretty simple program to use.
Whenever you feel like it, search your own system for files labeled "facebook" or "name of program you just deleted" to find hidden files and terminate them using Eraser
Just so you're forewarned, GameGrin gave it a 4 out of 10.
http://www.gamegrin.com/reviews/mechanic-escape-review/
Hardcore Gamer gave it 1.5 out of 5.
http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/05/23/review-mechanic-escape/85924/
Softpedia curiously gave it 8 out of 10.
http://www.softpedia.com/reviews/games/pc/Mechanic-Escape-Review-438684.shtml
Those were the only reviews I could find with a quick search.
I ran into the same issue rooting my D801.
The solution that worked for me was to install the LG Mobile Support Tool. Once installed, connect your phone to your computer (ensure USB debugging is enabled and the LG drivers are installed), open the Support Tool, hit 'Options' and select 'Upgrade Recovery'.
Once the Upgrade Recovery process is complete, open StumpRoot and you should then be able to use the BruteForce method to root your phone.