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My documents are located in D:\Dropbox\MyOwnDocuments
I no longer use Dropbox; so I would like to move them all to D:\MyOwnDocuments
Problem is that I have many portable programs there, and also program files and program data for programs running from my C drive. Not to mention various other shortcuts to documents or folders in D:\Dropbox\MyOwnDocuments
Is there a quick way to check which programs / shortcuts need to be changed? Or (better) is there a way to change these paths automatically?
Thanks for any input.
Use subst cmd to fool things they are still in the same location Subst1 more replies
How would I set up Windows 8 so that I can edit the `path` environment variable in a fixed pitch font such as `Console` or `Lucida Console`? I don't want to change the font for other parts of Windows - only where paths are displayed. It seems I've been doing this in a terribly inappropriate font for many years and my tired eyes aren't great for semicolons.
Hi Broiyan,
In windows 7 it was so easy by going to control panel, but now is much harder(you`ll see what i mean):
As Far As i know go to regedit>>>>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>>>>SOFTWARE>>>>Microsoft>>>>Windows NT>>>>Current Vision>>>>FontSubstitues>>>> thats all what i know now i need an MVP like brink to hep you with here.
I have a bunch of music stored on Z/```music, and in a playlist. However, I wish to move the music to E/```music, but not have to go through the process of recreating a playlist
Is there a quick way to do this?
here's a real nifty way to move folders to a different location..
Add Copy To / Move To on Windows 7 or Vista Right-Click Menu - How-To Geek
good luck
I am still unable to access my WD 5000H1U external hard drive. It is showing in Device MGR & Disc Management. However when I access Computer it is not showing. When in Disc Management it is there ok but with no drive letter. Right click reveals drop down box but everything is Greyed out. The external HD is up and running ok with blue lights, I have even tried 3 separate USB cables but with no joy. I have checked the drivers and they are up to date...... When i first switched it on it did register ok in Computer but since then nothing. It works perfectly on my Apple laptop. I am running Windows 7 Home edition. Any help would be much appreciated. Lee
Has the drive been initialized?
To initialize new disksIn Disk Management, right-click the disk you want to initialize, and then click Initialize Disk.
In the Initialize Disk dialog box, select the disk(s) to initialize. You can select whether to use the master boot record (MBR) or GUID partition table (GPT) partition style.
Note The disk is initialized as a basic disk.
Additional considerations
New disks appear as Not Initialized. Before you can use a disk, you must first initialize it. If you start Disk Management after adding a disk, the Initialize Disk Wizard appears so you can initialize the disk.
I guess this may be a tiny bit off the subject here, but I am attempting this in windows 7.
I have a program file manager tool called 'Directory Opus' that is capable of calling windows external programs and passing them the current directory the file manager is sitting on.
So far so good.
Now I want to call a cygwin (linux/unix emulator for windows) terminal with that file manager.
Checking properties on the cygwin Icon I got the path: C:\cygwin\bin\mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico -
So it is a path to a command and an argument to that command.
Actually I guess it is 2 arguments to a command since I think '-' in that position means to feed anything on STDIN to the command. At least that would be true in unix shell programming.
So using the Directory opus setup I pass this call:
'@async:C:\cygwin\bin\mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico - <and here add {s}>'
So the call ends up:
'@async:C:\cygwin\bin\mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico - {s}'
That call does just what it is supposed to. It passed the current file absolute address however cygwin terminal does not understand the windows path notation. If I were passing it: C:\subdir\blah\ It would just say 'No such file' Cygwin terminal wants to see /cygdrive/c/subdir/blah Or at least I think that is what is happing.
So to cut to the chase.... I'd like to put a little wrapper to Cygwin terminal in there with the code necessary to convert 'C:\subdir\blah\' to '/cygdrive/c/subdir/blah/'
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I would ask on DonationCoder.com specifically this forum:
General Software Discussion - DonationCoder.com
The reason is I know there are a bunch of DO aficionados, who also use Linux, on that forum. I've never tried DO myself. I have played around with CygWin. But it's been a few years.
If the site wants a donation to sign up just explain to Mouser why you want to post etc.. I think he'll be sympathetic.
Hi Everyone,
I just got a brand spankin' new notebook and am very happy with the wireless connection. However, there are times when I have my notebook plugged in and want to go wireless. I was just wondering if anyone knows a way to do this without being disconnected from everything I'm working on?
I've got an Inspiron 5150, running Windows XP Pro.
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I have two wireless routers set up in my home running on different SSIDs. How do i configure the network connections so that it automatically connects to the one with the strongest signal (which depends on where I'm using the laptop)?? When i use the same ssid on both routers it doesn't seem to siwtch to strongest signal. One other bit of info -- one access point is 2.4ghz wireless G the other is a dual band (2.4 and 5ghz) wireless N.
That's the difference between consumer-grade wifi equipment and the premium stuff which costs big bikkies. The latter can seamlessly "roam" when a user moves through an office building with her laptop, always establishing an association between the wireless NIC and the WAP with the currently strongest signal.
What you want is probably impractical unless your wifi NIC drivers export "accessor" functions which would allow your code to poll for or subscribe to events corresponding to significant signal strength changes. Then you'd have to code the solution yourself (unless the NIC manufacturer already provides a utility or sample code), and that would be far from a trivial exercise.
I just wanted to know how I can tile this image seamlessly. Is there some type of free software that would do it for me?
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I want to swap out my promise parallel raid card for a silicon image raid card without having to reload my OS.
Is there a seamless way to load the new silicon image raid driver into WinXP, then swap the card itself and boot back up??
Any help is appreciated!
Seamless? Probably not.
Here's something that will probably work, but it's not seamless. Install the Silicon Image raid drivers on the current setup. Do an Image backup with something like Acronis True Image or Norton GHOST to a non-RAID drive. Install the new RAID controller, restore the image back to the new RAID array, and boot up.
I've installed a couple of RAID systems by first installing the O/S onto a non-RAID drive, then GHOSTing it to the RAID array after the fact. Worked just fine...
I have Avast on my machine and would like to make a clean transition to Avira to avoid leftover traces. Any advice appreciated!
Hello there,You will want to uninstall Avast the 'normal' way - via Programs & Features in Control Panel.If the installation process failed for some reason, use Avast Clear to remove it instead.Then install Avira.A word of advice: If you want to use Avira's Web Protection, do NOT remove the Avira Toolbar under all circumstances!Hope this helps.Regards,AlexEDIT: Emsisoft products do not target the Avira Toolbar... not sure about MBAM and other AMs - but probably not, since it'll break Avira.8 more replies
Right, so. My sis got a computer a couple of days ago. We're both very new to vista, but I'm a bit more of a comp wonk, so when it started to bug up a little, I thought I'd play around with it to get a handle on the system.
I'm having a bit of trouble getting a handle on the system. It's not my computer, so I can't tell you every spec right now, and I don't even have access to it at the moment. So this thread is, for now, a bit of a hail-mary pass. If the problem is recognizable enough to diagnose from my scant details, awesome. If not, I'll post them as I discern them.
That being said, the problem is this; as far as my tests have led me to believe, in full screen games only, my sound lags. Usually during cut-scenes, but sometimes during gameplay itself. But the thing is, it's strangely seamless. There's no crackle or distortion. A slight pause, and then the sound cuts off while the video goes on. After about 7-12 seconds, the sound comes back right where it left off, only now the video is obviously out of sync with it.
It's a 32 bit os, multicore processor, 4 gigs ram, Nvidia 7600 GT card. Every driver is up to date unless I made a mistake with the updating processes, and the audio chipset is the intel soundmax hd audio(I couldn't find any drivers for this chipset, so it's probably running at out of box drivers. The auto update told me they were up to date, but I've never trusted that thing, sooo.)
Thanks for reading if you've made it down this far. Ordinar... Read more
You should uninstall the audio drivers and then google them for the latest, Microsoft won't always detect the latest drivers. Also check your event log when you get a chance and see if it mentions anything about driver performance. You can also check this in the performance panel of the Contreol Panel.3 more replies
Is there any freeware that can seamlessly join photos into panoramic shots? I hear that Photoshop can do it but thats quite expensive and doing the joining manually does not usually give perfect results.
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I am looking for a way to run a particular program as the Domain Admin without the users seeing any prompt for username or password. Any script would do, I can put the users that need it into another group and have that group have its own logon script or just run it locally upon startup. We are running XP workstations on a Windows domain network.
You need it to run as Domain Admin or as a Local Admin. Domain Admin would probably be really bad policy.
I think EPAL can do what you need, but I'm not totally sure.
I have a drive that has a lot of information on it that I need. A user left our company and all of his files are on this drive. I was handed it and asked to build a VM with all his information on it. When I plug the drive in it loads the drivers and shows
up just fine in Computer Management (shown below), but not in Computer. So I think, ok, I'll just add a drive letter but that option is greyed out and won't let me. The disk is initialized and appears to be healthy. I have gone to device manager and made sure
there were no problems there as well. It was also an external drive so I removed it and made it an internal drive on my machine but got the same results. It shows up in BIOS but obviously can't boot off of it since it is not an OS drive.
Deleting/formatting the drive is not an option. Is there a way to get this drive accessible without that? Deleting it is the exact opposite of what I want done here.
That looks like a mac formatted drive, that's why it wont work on your PC. Try installing Paragon HFS+ for Windows.13 more replies
Sounds like your PATHS are wrong ?
This is always fun.
You need to ?locate? the nmake.exe and ensure that the path to this file eg, c:\myfiles\nmake.exe is listed in PATH
This is something someone told me i needed to do to finish compiling a program (anope IRC services)
Frankly I'm rather new to all of this and have no clue exactlly what to do
Any help would be greatly appreciated
This page has the full instructions for building Anope for Windows4 more replies
I was just wondering if there were a way to change the default cookie path in XP to another location; for example, my RamDrive...Thanks for any help! peace,
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Looking for a way to add a single file to an existing .ZIP file, but need to specify the path within the existing file structure.
Example - I ZIP a directory and it's subs with all of their files. It has about 6 different subs and each of them have up to 10 subs of their own.
I need to add 1 single file and tell it that the path I want it to go to is:
BUT - the file is not coming from the same directory on the system being used to create the ZIP.
Please help.
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Im new to windows 10, i upgraded from windows 7. I am beyong annoyed with the File looking for is here, there, in that folder and dont forget the folder under it lol. I sync my phone to pc for Dropbox, Files starts to sync and im seeing the same file syncing over and over like 4 times, along with the annoying windows sounds each time. I look to see where they are going and one goes to a folder
Same file here
This PC-Windows C-users Branscum-dropbox
same file went here
and here
C-users-craig and lisa-Dropbox
i could go on but im confusing my self even more...Please i dont need all them access points for the same file ...Could some one explain this to me
I'm writing a batch file which calls a 32 bit .exe program. I want it to be compatible with the different Windows operating systems. The problem is that the path to "Program Files" is different depending which OS is being used. For instance:
I know the paths for these OS' since I use them:
- WinXP 32 bit: C:\Program Files\
- Vista 64 bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\
Could some kind souls please tell me what the 32bit paths are for:
- WinXP 64 bit:
- Vista 32 bit:
And for Windows 7 also would be nice:
- Win7 32 bit:
- Win7 64 bit:
Environment variable - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Look down in the section called "system path variable" for %ProgramFiles%.
Some other good stuff on that page as well.
I recently had to get rid of of my slave harddrive, and therefore had to reinstall a few programs:
A problem occurs when i try to setup software using setup files that worked perfectly before:
---- 1607:Unable to install InstallShield Scripting Runtime.
I check this out on net. Download the required isscript.msi, which should automatically install the required installshield again. But then i get it automatically pointing towards my old hd
---- Error 1327. Invalid Drive: G:\
Can someone please help me understand whats wrong and how to find a solution?
I am using Parallels running Windows XP.
I try opening the run.bat file from there but it appears and disappears in a second. I managed to click it like crazy and see what it says. "UNC paths are not supported." I also opened CMD and dragged the run.bat file over into it. This is that I got...
Any help would be much appreciated.
I've posted this on 10 sites and all I got are witty remarks. People are just dumb these days....
I am trying to show a friend how to use a used computer he purchased recently. I have done some exploring in his files and folders. My experience is limited to XP only; so some things look different to me. I found this path: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\services.exe which seems odd. Is a temp folder where Vista would place services.exe, or does this indicate a problem?
Thanks for your replies,
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I am using Parallels running Windows XP.
I try opening the run.bat file from there but it appears and disappears in a second. I managed to click it like crazy and see what it says. "UNC paths are not supported." I also opened CMD and dragged the run.bat file over into it. This is that I got...
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I did not know which forum to post in for my problem. Sorry if this is the wrong one.
I recently tried to relocate my data folders and something went wrong. When I was done I had dble folders. This is a picture of the results.
Attachment 171583
I moved them back to it's original place. I want to be able to move them a separate partician. I know that the problem has something to do with paths being incorrect.
When I click on the start menu and on my username icon it opens up my real user folders and not Libraries. I wonder if this is a clue. I have returned the start menu customizations to default and it still opens my user folders. Can someone help me figure this out?
Hi ariel5345
Have a look at this - Start Menu User Folder Buttons - Open to Users Instead of Libraries The second set of .reg files will reset your start menu open locations.
This should help put your user folders back to their default location - User Folders - Restore Default Location
Follow this excellent tutorial to help move your user folders successfully - User Folders - Change Default Location
Post back with any questions
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I'm trying to enter a registry value. However, the place to enter it is dimmed:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\
When I right click App Paths "New" appears and should allow me to left click on "Key". However, "Key" is dimmed so I cannot select it.
I am the admin and logged in as such. I have XP Pro SP3 installed.
How do I make "Key" available?
Sounds like a permissions issue of some kind.
Right click App Paths then click Permissions
Administrators and System should have Full Control and Read access, Power Users should have Read and Special, and Users should have Read access. Creator Owner should have Special. These should all be greyed out, meaning they are inherited.
Hello, I know (am pretty sure >.<) that there is a way to do this.
I am trying to set a file path for a folder, but I need the folder to go to the current username, instead of my username. For example..
C:\Users\Matt\Documents\ - Is my current path
I want it to be C:\Users\*THEIR USER NAME*\Documents\
Hello Anyok,
You can use the path below for a universal profile path instead.
%USERPROFILE%\My Documents
Hope this helps,
Is it possib to delete the shared document and libraries from my Seven ? Or will windows keep generating new ones at each boot ? Can I stop windows from doing this ? or have i have to live with this ?
Packard Bell Imedia
4 gb ram
You need to remember that library's only point to the actual file somewhere on the network or on your own machine in the "user" files. If you need to delate something from the library you should delate the file from the actual source "my pictures" My documents" "my music".
But there is a way to make it work like you want.
Just go into Windows Media Player, choose the "organize" tab then "options" then choose the Library tab and set it to "delate files from the computer when delated from the Library. Although I believe that only works if you are delating files from Library of the machine that contains the source files.
That should allow for delating from the Library, but only from the machine that the files reside on, I don't believe it will work accross the network. It think it still works best if you delate from the file source instead of the Library.
there two windows xp professionals installe dmy pc .
How can I delete the second?
Go to Start/Run and type msconfig go to the Boot.ini tab click Check All Boot Paths2 more replies
On my main PC i am running Windows 7 Homepremium 64bit. My Pc is connected via ethernet cable to BT Homehub3.
I have another PC running Windows XP SP3 connected via WiFi and a laptop also Wndows XP and connected vis WiFi.
I have a Kodak C110 AiO printer connected to the home pc via USB cable.
I have tried to set up printing on the other PC and laptop and the Printer is shown in the network map, but cannot and all my efforts have now disrupted the network; viz I cannot access shared files on the Network.
On the Home PC the network is called Network 2.
I want it to be the Homegroup or Work Group but cannot seem to make this happen.
Any suggestions please?
If I take it you want to print on the main PC from the other two ? I have a similar situation and set it up giving the main PC a fixed IP and then when adding the printer to the other two I used the local port method i.e \\fixed IP address\printer share name, having initially shared the main printer - you will need to install the printer driver on the remote systems. My main PC is ethernet and all the others are wireless.
Hope this is of help.
Dear All,
One of my user is facing copy paths issue in window 7 enterprise . User get the following error.
Thanks & Regards,
Kashiram Sawant
I can´t find a solution to this problem anywhere in the Net, so maybe you guys can help me. I just did a reinstall of windows 8.1 on my desktop using the option to keep all data AND program files. The process went on very well....BUT when I restarted some programs' exe files are not found by Windows when I try to open them (Ccleaner and Office 2010 are examples) Ccleaner I uninstalled and reinstalled but the message is the same " Windows cannot find [path], make sure you typed the name correctly and then try again...." Office 2010 I ran the repair option but the message came on again, so I reinstalled it and couldn´t open it because the message came on again. I think paths got messed up somehow because those files are certainly in my hard drive. Please can you help me out?
after i run winaso registry cleaner/optimizer i get a messeage that i need to delte invalid files path
how do i do that ??????????
Do yourself a favor, and if a registry cleaner offers to do something you don't understand, decline. It's far easier to clean the system to death than to actually fix something with a registry cleaner.1 more replies
I was wondering what would be a good career path to follow or combine with a mcse certification. Would it be better to go the cisco way and get the ccnp or with red hat and do the rhce? I am currently in South-Africa and been around to our local job sites but it seems that demand for both are low at the moment.
Will the Windows Vista Upgrade path allow me to upgrade from 64 bit Home Premium to 32 bit Ultimate? I need to do this to use my legacy software without re-installing everything.
The last that I read, going from 32 to 64 required a CLEAN install. Based on that I would think that it would be the same for 64 to 32.
Firstly, context: My student edition of Autodesk Maya was not working (something about the license being invalid or 'not found', and so when I searched for the error message online, a solution was to go into Environments and Paths, and replace/edit or add one for C:/Autodesk. It didn't work, and I ended up just uninstalling and reinstalling the program manually for it to work.
However, apparently I screwed around really badly in there, because now important things won't open, such as my MalwareBytes program. When I try, a window will popup and say this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\mbam.exe
The system could not find the environment option that was entered."
So, naturally, I try to find/open the Environments and Paths thing again, right? Nope. I can't open that either:
"Windows cannot find '%windir%\system32\SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again."
Even though I typed 'Environment' in my search bar to find it.
Then recently, Origin tried to install an update on my laptop, but it couldn't find the ProgramFiles, and so there was an error in installation. As a result of this, Chrome is not opening up immediately when I click it. It waits about five-six minutes after I've clicked it. I think it's what caused it, because it didn't do it before yesterday, when I tried to install the update.
So basically: how can I fix this despite knowing little to nothing about computers? How can I go into the Environments with... Read more
How do you get to see the full path rather than have part of it cut off?
Take a look here:
Cant run any virus scanners I get "Windows cannot access specified device, file, or path." error.... getting horrid redirects and as you can see from THIS thread in the "Am I Infected" section we have tried a lot of things. DDS (Ver_09-07-30.01) - NTFSx86 Run by Vitamin SB at 17:41:55.32 on Wed 08/12/2009Internet Explorer: 8.0.6001.18702 BrowserJavaVersion: 1.6.0_13Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition 5.1.2600.3.1252.1.1033.18.958.614 [GMT -5:00]FW: Norton Internet Worm Protection *disabled* {990F9400-4CEE-43EA-A83A-D013ADD8EA6E}============== Running Processes ===============C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost -k DcomLaunchsvchost.exeC:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k netsvcsC:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k WudfServiceGroupsvchost.exesvchost.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\spoolsv.exesvchost.exeC:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\jqs.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\nvsvc32.exeC:\WINDOWS\Explorer.EXEC:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\jusched.exeC:\WINDOWS\stsystra.exeC:\Program Files\Common Files\InstallShield\UpdateService\issch.exeC:\Program Files\Dell\Media Experience\DMXLauncher.exeC:\WINDOWS\System32\DLA\DLACTRLW.EXEC:\Program Files\Dell Support\DSAgnt.exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\ctfmon.exeC:\Program Files\UnHackMe\hackmon.exeC:\Documents and Settings\Vitamin SB\Desktop\dds.exe============== Pseudo HJT Report ===============BHO: Adobe PDF Reader Link Helper: {06849e9f-c8d7-4d59-b87d-784b7d6be0b3} - c:\program files\adobe\acrobat 7.0\activex\AcroIEHelper.dllBHO: AVG Safe Search: {3ca2f312-6f6e-4b53-a66e-4e65... Read more
Hello YouMayLose,You appear to be infected by a new very nasty Rootkit infection associated with a Rogue antivirus program. See here for more info.==========Let's begin.....Download and run Win32kDiag: Download Win32kDiag from any of the following locations and save it to your Desktop. Download Win32kDiag (Win32kDiag.exe) - #1 Download Win32kDiag (Win32kDiag.exe) - #2 Download Win32kDiag (Win32kDiag.exe) - #3 Double-click Win32kDiag.exe to run Win32kDiag and let it finish. When it states "Finished! Press any key to exit...", press any key on your keyboard to close the program. Double-click on the Win32kDiag.txt file that is located on your Desktop and post the entire contents of that log as a reply to this topic.Next......Download and run a batch file (peek.bat): Download peek.bat from the download link below and save it to your Desktop.Download peek.bat Double-click peek.bat to run it.A black Command Prompt window will appear shortly: the program is running. Once it is finished, copy and paste the entire contents of the Log.txt file it creates as a reply to this post.==========With your next post please provide:* Win32kDiag.txt* Log.txt57 more replies
ok this might sound stupid but, i have a wi-fi router that also has ports for wired connections.
my laptop is usually connected to the router through the wireless medium but if i connect the wire too then what path would the packets take?
the wired or
the wireless?
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I use WinAso Registry Optimizer; when I run it my computer crashes when it gets to Invalid File Paths, but when I remove the invalid file paths flag, it completes the process just fine. I would like some advice on correcting invalid file paths...thanks.
Don't use registry cleaners. If you continue to use them, chances are that crashes will be among the least of your problems. Those things are junk, do only harm, and you should be thankful you were even able to reboot. Performance is not improved by using them, they remove needed entries, and they create their own "errors" so that they can "fix" them, making worse errors in the process.
When I open 3ds max I get a number of error messages for example:
The fonts path D:\Program Files\W2KPrograms\Fonts does not exist. Use configure paths to set the locatioin to a path that does exist.
[These messages also include The Import Path D:\Program Files\W2KPrograms\Meshes, The export path D:\Program Files\W2KPrograms\Meshes, The Expressions Path D:\Program Files\W2KPrograms\Express, Previews Path D:\Program Files\W2KPrograms\Previews and Video Path D:\Program Files\W2KPrograms\Videos does not exist. Use configure paths to set the locatioin to a path that does exist.]
I would dearly love to do that but I don't know how???
Can anyone help me to find out how to 'configure a path?'
Many thanks.
J. Nabney
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I can ping by name or IP address, but trying to connect via
\\name or \\ipaddress fails. IP v6 has been disabled on the adapter. The error message is:
\\share is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions. A specified logon session does not exist.
It may have already been terminated.
Thanks for helping!
There are still doubts about what the possible and legal upgrade paths are for Windows 7.
Below I tried to compile some information in a way which I hope will be helpful.
Thanks to my friend Kari for his valuable contribution
Any other additions or comments are much welcome
1) Upgrade: to move from Windows XP or Windows Vista to Windows 7
2) Custom or Clean Install: wipes the previous installation and install Windows 7 anew. Does not preserve user files
3) In-Place Upgrade: upgrades from specific versions of Vista to specific versions of Windows 7, preserving user files and programs.
4) Upgrade version: Windows 7 license for those who own a valid license of XP or Vista
5) Full retail version: Windows 7 license to install on any PC, independent of previous installations or ownership. Can be reinstalled on other computers (when activated the previous installation is no longer valid)
6) Full OEM version :Windows 7 license to install on one PC, independent of previous installations. Can only be re-installed on same computer and hardware setup
Upgrade paths
The chart below shows in what situations one can perform an in-place upgrade (e.g. from Vista Business to Windows 7 Professional) without the need to migrate files or programs, and the situations when one needs to do a Custom (Clean) Install and replace the data in the target disc. This is the case for all Windows XP owners or Windows Vista Starter. In this case you will need to migrate your personal files ... Read more
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I am using Oplisker program.
Oplisker (Open Source Play List Maker) | SourceForge.net
How to create m3u file from mp3s in different folders on your computer ?
It seems to only create mp3 playlist only from mp3s in the same folder.
I was interested to create playlist from different folders with different paths
to save to one m3u file, not m3u file in each folder from the mp3s within that folder.
I know I can edit the file so it goes to different paths using notepad, but that would defeat the purpose of this program making it easier to save playlst from diferent mp3s in diffrent folders.
A little background first.
I have a shortwave radio that is of a new type where a lot of the functions such as filters, etc. is done via software that resides on the PC.
The radio is mfg. by the WINRADIO company.
The model of the radio is a G31 DDC
After playing with the radio, it automatically Saves the frequencies that you have listened to, and puts them into Memory to be able to recall them later.
The file that it creates is called "User Memory"..
I seem to have the User Memory File in the right place, I think, but the "path" to get there seems to be different.
I have one path of:
Libraries/ Documents/ WINRADIO/ G31 DDC/ User Memory
And another path of:
C:/ Users/ Bob/ My Documents/ WINRADIO/ G31 DDC/ User Memory
They both seem to lead to the correct file of User Memory.
a. My main question: Is there really only one file of User Memory, but two different ways or paths to get to it ?
b. What's with Libraries; I've never set that up ? What are they ?
c. Notice that one path has My "Documents", and the other just "Documents".
If anyone could explain this for me, I would be most appreciative.
Much thanks,
A Library doesn't contain files, but provides a single aggregated view of multiple folders and their contents.
These links may help:
Libraries - Personal and Public User Folders
Windows 7 Libraries: Frequently Asked Questions
Hi guys.
I've just tried to use WinMX and found that it is showing the full paths as to where files are stored on the users' HDs.
Can I turn this off? It makes it really difficult to see the file you're looking for, with all this C:\My Documents\My Music\..... crap at the front.
Go to the Search page. Then, look for a button that says:
Show Full Paths. Press that, and the paths should dissapear
Hello! I recently upgraded my computer with an SSD for boot and main programs and use my 1TB HDD for general programs and media storage. The thing is I want it to by default install to my D:\ drive.
Now the only solution I see is editing the registry ProgramFilesDir - Which has some serious flaws. It will attempt to launch every program off of the D:\ drive even when it is stored on C:\ and about 9 out of 10 times, it still default installs to C:\.
Does anyone have a fix for this?
I have Windows XP Pro, sp 2.
I've encountered paths like: C:\DOCUME~1\ROYON~1\LOCALS~1\Temp. Except the tilde is higher. I don't know how to follow paths when there like this. Can someone please tell me how to interpret this path?
This kind of path is contraction of the real folder or file names so that they are compatible with the old 8.3 DOS filename format. I don't know why it is necessary, but in (my) theory it works this way:
Long names are stripped of all spaces, even between words.
If the resulting string, without extension, is longer than 8 characters, the 6 leftmost characters are taken and an index appended, to distinguish between similar names.
So "ASDFGHJKLQWE" becomes "ASDFGH~1" while ASDFGHJKLRTZ" becomes "ASDFGH~2"
So the one you submitted translates to something like
C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp
Where username is different for each user of the computer.
From this download link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Unsupported Upgrade Scenarios
? Upgrades to Windows 7 from the following operating systems are not supported:
? Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows XP, Windows Vista? RTM, Windows Vista Starter, Windows 7 M3, Windows 7 Beta, Windows 7 RC, or Windows 7 IDS
? Windows NT? Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server? 2003, Windows Server 2008, or Windows Server 2008 R2
? Cross-architecture in-place upgrades (for example, x86 to x64) are not supported.
? Cross-language in-place upgrades (for example, en-us to de-de) are not supported.
? Cross-SKU upgrades (for example, Windows 7 N to Windows 7 K) are not supported.
? Upgrades from Windows Vista to Windows N, Windows K, Windows KN, or Windows E are not supported.
? Cross-build type in-place upgrades (for example, fre to chk) are not supported.
? Pre-release in-place upgrades across milestones (for example, Windows 7 RC to Windows 7 RTM) are not supported.
Supported Upgrade Scenarios
From Windows Vista (SP1, SP2)
Upgrade to Windows 7
Professional, Enterprise, Ultimate
Home Basic
Home Basic, Home Premium, Ultimate
Home Premium
Home Premium, Ultimate
... Read more
These are "in place" upgrades.
To upgrade from XP is also possible doing a clean install.
We are stuck for the time being using Window Media Player to Rip/Burn/Sync music with. I've set the paths for the ripped music and library to go to a separate partition/drive, but each time the system is reset, WMP resets the paths back to c:\documents\ etc........
Should this be the way things work?
Thanks for your time,
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Since a picture is worth 1000 words....
I can't figure out how to edit booloader paths.
I had the triple boot working- 7, vista, WUBI ubuntu. Then I installed Snow Leopard and tried to add it in via easyBCD.....and all hades broke loose.
Anybody know how to fix? And how to actually set OSX to boot from windows, since there's no drive letter?
Open an elevated command prompt in Windows 7
IMPORTANT: make a backup of your bcd file first. To do that, type:
bcdedit /export C:\SAVEDBCD
For Vista:
bcdedit /set {*insert here*} device partition=F:
* insert the Windows vista BCD ID, too small for me to read (take out the *'s)
ok, Vista should be working now, please test it to make sure
For Ubuntu: - optional; this will rename "nst Linux Loader" to "Wubi Ubuntu"
bcdedit /set {*insert here*} description "Wubi Ubuntu"
* insert the "nst Linux Loader" BCD ID, too small for me to read (take out the *'s)
It is getting late, so try those, which should get Vista back on its feet, also go to the elevated cmd and type "bcdedit" please post back the results right-click the cmd prompt and select "mark" then highlight every thing, then post the results. Please copy the results, so i will be able to copy and paste
Also, what is the "EFI snow leopard" partition for???
So I've been trying to use system file checker, and encountered a problem where it can't repair a file. I found this page detailing how to manually fix the problem:
Use the System File Checker tool to troubleshoot missing or corrupted system files on Windows Vista or on Windows 7
I was fine until step 2, where it says
"For example, type takeown /f E:\windows\system32\extremely_simplified_example.dll"
The problem is, my CBS.log file says stuff like:
Cannot repair member file [l:24{12}]"FWPKCLNT.SYS"
Unable to repair \SystemRoot\WinSXS\Manifests\\[l:24{12}]"FWPKCLNT.SYS"
and I don't know how to translate that into a path to use with the takeown command. I searched for that file using explorer and found a dozen different copies, so I'm not sure which one to replace.
Semi-related questions: Can I just replace them all? I'm planning on using a copy of the file from a similar system that works, is that ok?
Hello Southbound, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Those instructions there are fine, but just a bit vague. OPTION THREE in the tutorial below can help give you only the SFC results to help make it easier to go through.SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
Next, the tutorial below can show you how to extract files from your installation disc to replace any listed files that SFC cannot repair.Extract Files from Windows 7 Installation DVD
Before doing anything, please post back and upload your sfcdetails.txt file to see what all may be wrong, and if it any file that cannot be repaired is worth worrying about.Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums
To help interrupt what it says to know the path:Cannot repair member file [l:24{12}]"FWPKCLNT.SYS"
Unable to repair \SystemRoot\WinSXS\Manifests\\[l:24{12}]"FWPKCLNT.SYS"
The first line says that SFC cannot repair the FWPKCLNT.SYS file.
The second line is the path of the file. "SystemRoot" is a variable "%SystemRoot%" that is actually just a shortcut for "C:\Windows". This leaves you with the file path as:C:\Windows\WinSXS\Manifests\FWPKCLNT.SYS
Doing a search on the C: drive for the listed FWPKCLNT.SYS file would help give you all of it's locations if needed as well.
Hope this helps for now,
I've had the asian language pack installed on my laptop for awhile now and I know of a similar issue that involves the Korean won symbol, fortunately that never happened to me and I use my computer to type Korean frequently. I was attempting to get a program to run in Japanese to help out one of my friends, and after a restart; anywhere there's a file path it shows the ¥ instead of \.
I know there's no difference aside from appearance, but it's really annoying to look at it.
I've uninstalled the program and looked around the Regional and Language options, policy settings, and about anywhere I can think of, maybe I missed it somewhere, but I can't find a way to revert it. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Shameless bump.
Hey Techspot,
The other computers in my network have trouble accessing certain shared folders on my main computer. I have three drives installed, C: my OS drive, and D: and B: file drives. My C: Public folder, another folder on C: and my entire D: drive have been shared for a long time, and are the only paths the other computers can access. Anything I try to share now (except stuff on the D: drive, since the entire thing is share-enabled) will return the "is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource." error.
I can understand why a computer in it's entirity wouldn't be accessible across a network, but as to why certain locations wouldn't work - some on the same drive as locations that do work - I'm at a loss.
Thanks in advance!
The edit button isn't working so:
I forgot to mention, all the computers are running Vista Home Premium or Ultimate, all on an ethernet lan with a Belkin router.
I'm trying to set up Symantec Backup Exec 12 on Windows Server 2003. I want to be able to backup week 1 to X:\, week 2 to Y:\ and week 3 to Z:\ as Backup Exec requires each drive to maintain its own drive letter.
I have 3 Seagate Free Agent hard disks. When I try to assign each one its own drive letter, it won't maintain it. For example if I set drive 1 to X:\, the swap it out for drive 2 and assign that one to Y:\, when I plug in drive 1 it will mount as Y:\ rather than X:\ which I originally assigned it to.
Does anyone know how to get Windows to recognize that these are three separate drives and allow them to maintain their own drive letters?
can you not go into diskmgmt.msc and assign the drive path you require?
Hi All,
I have installed RocketDock on my computer and I want use animated icons to launch just about everything I need to do. They require a direct path. I can't create a "sound" shortcut and then change it to an animated icon, as far as I know.
The path for control panel is: C:\Windows\system32\control.exe
I'm looking for the path for the "sound" menu (playback tab, specifically).
I also want the paths for:
My computer
Not sure how to open on playback tab, try %windir%\system32\sndvol.exe then click on the icon for system sounds for example.
Maybe it will accept this:
rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL mmsys.cpl,,0
i installed vista on a spare dock drive to test it out i decided i liked it so i ordered another drive for vista to run on then i backed up my storage drive and then formated the drive from a XpPro x64 OS and reinstalled vista on its own dedicated hdd the prob is when the installer reboots and it gets back to vistas boot screen it shows 1 xp boot path and 2 vista boot paths one works and the other doesn't but in the one that dose i get all kinds of missing file and corrupt file errors any ideas?
oh and is there anyway to speed up the vista install its kinda sluggish (normal?)
thanks in advance.
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2 WD raptor 74Gb in raid 0 (XpProx64 &Games)
2 WD caviar 250Gb dock drives
WD raptor 300Gb (for vista)
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Hello everyone! New here with this problem, hope I'm entering it under the right category (if not, sorry)
I have a local and a network folder embeded in a tiddlywiki page in iframes.
They both contain folders, .doc and .xls files with both greek and english names.
I've set up the open office plugin to show the aforementioned files within browser, so the frames work as
a sort of view area (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=94384&page=2 ).
At the same time I need to be able to open the folders / files in their native windows environment.
The above configuration doesn't allow that as .doc and .xls links open in the open office environment by default.
A number of firefox add-ons (Open With 4.0 / https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/11097/,
IE Tab 2 / https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/92382/) provide the functionality to open firefox links in different browsers and/or programs.
I've set up explorer, winword.exe and excel.exe as manual entries in the Open With add-on which allows you to right click on firefox links and select to open them with these applications. Other add-ons allow you to do the same thing with internet explorer or a chosen application.
They all present the following problem:
The plugin works perfectly when opening the folder file:///C:/a with explorer
and the files file:///C:/a/a.doc with winword and file:///C:/a/a.xls with excel.exe.
But I get a path does not exist or is not a directory error when... Read more
I have a program that plays music on VB 2008 Express Edition. It accesses music from my memory stick because I'm going to need to move the program to another computer. However, the memory stick was always listed under the J:\ drive, but now randomly it's listed under the K:/ drive. Is there a way so that I can just get the music "into" the program so that it can just play the music no matter what computer it is on. P.S. I also need to get this program to run on XP, and the file path is E:\, I'm afraid that since mine changed randomly, the XP computer I'm moving it to will also change randomly.
Please Help!
You can change the drive letter by going to Administrative Tools in Control Panel and them going into Computer Management, there is a section called Disk Management which will show all connected drives, from there you can change the drive path.
Love 7 so far! But today I needed to access a share (\\servername\share) but when I went to type it, it came up cannot connect. We're on a domain with AD, and noticed in eventvwr that GP not processing:
The processing of Group Policy failed. Windows attempted to read the file \\internal.domain\SysVol\internal.domain\Policies\{5682A7A2-6BAE-4655-8DB6-7CAF8ECC6042}\gpt.ini from a domain controller and was not successful. Group Policy settings may not be applied until this event is resolved. This issue may be transient and could be caused by one or more of the following:
a) Name Resolution/Network Connectivity to the current domain controller.
b) File Replication Service Latency (a file created on another domain controller has not replicated to the current domain controller).
c) The Distributed File System (DFS) client has been disabled.
Also would not map network drives. Anyways, ended up doing a system restore to a known working point in time, and that seemed to work, until I rejoined the computer to domain (since it had lost the trust relationship because of the system restore), but after a few group policies processed, and a couple critical updates were installed, it broke again. So now I unplug from the network at bootup, login, then plug network back in, and it seems to be a workaround for now, but hopefully it's only a temporary one. Anyone have any ideas?
I would check DNS and that your clock is set to match your domain controller.2 more replies
There is an Excel App on our network that gets used by multiple users. In this app there are some VLookups that pull information from other spreadsheets. The problem we are having is that the physical paths in the VLookups are being changed to relative paths. Instead of using L:\Files\somefile.xls it changes to \\server\share\somefile.xls.
When this happens the VLookup stops working, it's odd because both paths are legetimate but only the one with the physical path works. This is happening on several different spreadsheets and the formulas have to continualy remapped.
All users are using Office 97 but the OS are mixed, Win ME, 2000 and 98. Any ideas?
Here are the Vlookups:
=VLOOKUP($C18,'L:\shared files\[EmpDataLog.xls]RATE'!$B$10:$AZ$642,5)
=VLOOKUP($C18,'\\server01\shared files\[EmpDataLog.xls]RATE'!$B$10:$AZ$642,5)
Hi, Tal. I suspected, so I confirmed with someone else here at work, that your users have drives mapped differently and they really need to be the same.
Hi, I was doing a clean-up and accidentally deleted all the environment variable paths. Can someone please give me a step-by-step instruction on how I can fix this issue without having to restore or enter them 1-by-1. thankyou
You could try the previous restore point prior to the deletion.
So, how can I get an Absolute path into my Test Volume's G:\boot\BCD store ??
Using Visual BCD Editor or bcdedit.
VBCDE can edit every single element of BCD - it's a general and professional tool like bcdedit - give it a try.
When I first installed Win 7 I simply went with the default user name of "Owner". I wouldn't mind changing it now but I'm concerned about the effect on my shortcuts and so on.
If I rename it, will Windows go through and automatically update all the shortcuts and program paths and so on? My gut reaction is "Of course it will" but I've learned to be cautious with Windows! Will I end up with a lot of tidying up to do?
Only the username will be changed. The c:\users\<username> path does not get changed and this can lead to more confusion.
Better method:
1) Create two new accounts. One in the username you want, and one temporary...you can even call it TEMP if you like.
2) Log in as TEMP. Use Windows Easy Transfer to migrate all files and settings from your old account to the new one you just created.
3) When this is complete, log in as your new user and make sure everything is there and working.
4) Delete your old user and TEMP.
Hi there,
I have been looking for a simple way to begin to understand the command line in windows. I'm trying to import python code from a folder, and at the moment I can only get my code to run if I save my folder in the default c:\Users\Jamie\<full path>. My question is in two parts
1. How can I run simple scripts from anywhere else (say, my documents)
2. Can I edit paths somehow such that typing % python <script name> will run my script, from the default C:\Users\Jamie, or otherwise?
Sorry if the questions themselves contain errors in understanding, i haven't used the Windows command before
so you want to do this in command prompt?
python c:\whatever\subfolder\somescript.py
Where is python.exe located?
You want it to work for your account only I assume (?)
I changed the user name from "user001" to "user888". That changed the name on the login/logout screens. But the user folders and paths all stayed with the old name "user001". As a result some things, like the name installed programs will grab and use, are still called "user001".
Is there a way, short of re-installing Windows, to change all the appropriate folders, paths and registry entries to read "user888" and get rid of the old user name completely?
You may want to create a new account and move the user files over to that new account. Then delete the old account.
A good explanation can be found from Brink below:
Creating a New User Account Similar to an Existing User Account
Having moved a bunch of shared printers from one server to another, I need to change the local printer paths on all workstations - is this something that can be done at a command line, and therefore scripted and placed into a batch file/login script?
I rather think it's going to have to be done with something like VBScript or WSH (about which I know nothing!) but if anyone has any ideas, I'd be pleased to hear them.
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If I've mapped a drive through the network, I know i can disconnect it, but after that, I need to delete the path from the drop-down list. how do i do that?
After a bad recovery, I couldn't get a portion of windows to work. Went to Hp and microsoft both for the problem. Hp's suggestion on the matter, was to use F8, windows advance options. and select return to os choices.
Problem was I didn't know which to choose, nor, if I was following the right procedure. Would someone answer this please. Thank you
Xp pro sp2 Media center edition
os Xp pro, ie 6 after recovery
Boot. INi
[Operating systems]
Multi(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\Windows="Windows XP media Center Edition"/noexecute=optin/fastdetect
C:\cmdcons\Bootsect.Dat="Microsoft Windows Recovery Console'/cmdcons
What appears from the first looks,
You should choose C:\Windows.
On my desktop-computer i have shared some folders with my home network. Then i changed their paths, as i reorganized myself. Now it seems, when I acces the network, those folders paths dont seem to be updated, as i cant access them.
I can now of course "unshare", rename and share them again, which makes them again accessible through the network, but the old "folder names" still remain. why is that, how can i correct it?
Same problem with some old "synched folders".
Curious, where do the old 'folder names' remain? Just in the drop down menu under 'Map network drive ...'?
If so those paths are saved in your registry.
Best Wishes,
I just ran a customized install of Office Ultimate 2007. I open Powerpoint, and tried to access the clipart library to insert a clipart image. It gives me an error saying it can't display the clipart, and tells me I have to run Setup again, and choose "Add & Remove Programs" to install the feature; but it doesn't say WHAT feature. I've done customized installs 100 times, and never had this issue. I've also got the Office12/Clipart folder on another partition from a past install. So, I was going to try and go to the Options/Paths like Office USED to have, but NOO can't go there. So, how the #$&& do I fix this issue?
Go to Control Panel, Programs and Features
In the list of installed software, select Microsoft Office.
Click Change.
In the Setup box, click Add/Remove Features.
Click the Plus sign next to Office Shared Features
Click the Down arrow next to Clip Art and click Install All
Click Continue
If prompted by Setup, insert the appropriate disk
I'm trying to figure out how to change my file path names. The system name on my computer is Tsula but all paths still say the 'Owner' thing.
Example: C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Music\Enya\Enya (new age)\2005 - Amarantine
Know how to fix it? x3
I think you need to create a new profile and move settings from old to new, How to copy data from a corrupted user profile to a new profile - http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=811151 Louis2 more replies
Where are the Office programs' exe files found? I cannot find them in 2010?
I check the Office program shortcuts and they look like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\Virtualization Handler\CVH.EXE" "Microsoft Excel 2010 9014006204090000"
Which doesn't work when I insert that in "add" to the programs in Setpoint (Logitech's software for VX Revolution mouse)
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Hi friends!
I'm experiencing a very strange bug with a custom library. On the odd occasion when I open an explorer pane and navigate to my library on the left-hand side, two of my included folders - which are both located in 'C:\Program Files\...' will change to a non-existent 'C:\Program Files (x86)\...' version of the same folder. If I click on that folder in the library pane it will tell me the folder doesn't exist.
It happens infrequently but often enough to be annoying. It's not immediately clear what causes it or why it stops. When it happened just now I closed all open explorer panes and opened a new one, and the library displayed the correct 'non x86' folder structure.
Any idea what causes this and how it can be avoided?
Hi all,
I was hoping someone knowledgeable could clear up some confusion I have on the upgrade process. I've googled my questions and it seems there is no definitive answer and that Microsoft themselves seem to not be consistent on their treatment of upgrades.
I originally wasn't going to upgrade but at $39.99 for a Pro version, I can't resist. I am aware that you need a current install to upgrade. I was hoping that during the upgrade process I would be given an option to chose the key I wished to invalidate for the upgrade. Now, I am quite fond of my Windows 7 license and am going to keep it around in case I don't like Windows 8 and just because it is a great OS.
So my dilemma is as follows:
I have a couple full licenses for XP and Vista. I also have the OEM license of Vista Business that is on a sticker on my computer. I am resigned to the fact that I'll have to uninstall my current OS and install an old one for the upgrade and I can live with that.
I would, however, like to get rid of my most worthless license for the upgrade, which in my opinion is the one OEM one on a sticker on my laptop. So I guess the question is would the limitations of the OEM license, which is that it is only valid for that specific machine be attached to the upgraded version. As the Pro upgrade is for a limited time only, I imagine any future computer I will buy will have the Home version with it and I would like to preserve my access to the Pro version as well as to have the option to have a... Read more
Hello jaebberwock. Welcome to the Eight Forums.
You mentioned "in case I don't like Windows 8" so I guess you haven't used it yet.
Based on that assumption, I would suggest downloading Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation for free. (good for 90 days) Burn it to a dvd. Do you know anything about imaging? Do you have any external drives? I would consider learning a little about external drives so that you could make some images? Are you on a budget? Can you afford to spend a few bucks on imaging software? Search online for imaging software. You could image your XP system without affecting it by an upgrade. Same with Vista or Windows 7. Image what you want to save so that they could be returned to the condition they were in. I cannot help you with your questions about upgrading licenses and keys so maybe someone else will chime in. Personally, I am not a fan of dual booting, many problems could happen. Opinions vary.
Download Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation
From my point of view, I would image backup XP, Vista, Windows 7 using the software of your choice (perhaps something like Acronis). Then, install Windows 8 on unallocated space. Do you know what unallocated space is? I apologize. I know nothing about what you know. Anyway, good luck. There are tutorials here:
Installation & Setup - Windows 8 Forums
Suggested Steps To Take Installing And Setting Up Windows 8
When i open file dialog (saving/open files) i also get list of old path that are not existing any more.
how i can remove it ?
Hello Igalep,
This may be able to help. It will be the same location used for Windows Explorer.
Windows Explorer Auto Suggest - Delete Typed Paths
Hope this helps,
when i first got my computer i came up with a lofty way of partitioning my 16o gb hard drive into different sections for different purposes like media partition and a system and a possible linux/ UNIX partition. but i haven't followed my plan and my f ( 60 g's) drive is almost full and my E drive ( 50 g's ) is completely empty can i combine the drives without messing up all of my file paths? maybe if i named the new drive f it would change anything? e is completely empty though
Well, yes if you use a program like Partition Magic that does non-destructive partitioning you can then id the partition as F, and not have lost your paths.
Over at where I work, it looks like a number of unrelated applications have an issue with this when they try to install or configure themselves. I had thought it was a permission issue with non-admin users, but it appears to be related to UNC paths as the
errors no longer get thrown if I map a drive to a UNC share (e.g. N:\ mapped to \\fileserver\user) and change a user's profile to point to that drive path (e.g. N:\Desktop) instead of the UNC path (\\fileserver\user\Desktop). The same location, just mapped
to differently.
I had this problem initially documented here but absolutely nobody seems to have any idea (I've tried all of the commonly pointed
out fixes).
To copy and paste some part of it:
We use UEV to virtualise a user's profile. They log on and then the following mappings occur:
User files for their %homeshare% are stored on a network share, under \\fileserver\home$\username\ (e.g. Documents, Desktop, etc.)User settings for %appdata% are stored on a network share, under \\fileserver\setting$\username\
Each user has access to their own shares on the paths above and have full permissions over their area.
Has anyone got any thoughts or insight into this issue? It is just MSI installers and the errors thrown in the msi logs are to do with permissions or being unable to find the path.
Hey Guys, I have a program to clean the registry and when i do a scan it comes up with heaps of missing or invalid path errors but once I click cleanup it fixes them all but then if I do it again the next day I have a lot again..I'm just wondering if these are something to worry about? Or do they just come about from deleting files and are no problem?
Usually registries are left over when you uninstall programs that don't completely remove the program registries. If it isn't affecting your overall performance, it shouldn't be a big deal.
I am going through the library to make sure the files it contains are all in the correct folders. I have set Explorer to show full paths, yet when I open the library the file names are still shown as before.
Is there any way the full path can be made imediately visible without need to go to Properties?
It would make the process much quicker.
Quote: Originally Posted by rundwald
when I open the library the file names are still shown as before.
I'm not sure I understand your question. Can you post an image to show us what you mean by "shown as before"?
HDD is labeled E:, but it does work. cd/rom is labeled H:, and it does not work. USB HDD is not even recognized. How do I reset (remap?) to the default drive paths.
Here's my story. I've just managed to change a systems boot letter from E:\ to C:\. The machine is working fine now, but all the programs that were installed are still looking in E:\ which no longer exsists. I've gone through and changed a few of these paths manually, but after an hour of that i realised it'll take far too long to do it this way.
What i'm looking for is a tool to look through the registry and replace all instances of "E:\" with "C:\". Does anyone know if such a product is available? It's be a great help.
Thanks in advance
Good luck. This is going to turn out to be a real PITA, as I suspect you're finding out.
G'day everyone
Under Windows XP I used a program called Piky Basket which had a right-click feature that allowed me to copy the full paths of selected files to the clipboard. This feature worked on multiple files, even in search results from e.g. Windows' own search utility and e.g. Voidtools' Everything. I want to be able to do the same in Windows 7.
Sadly, Piky Basket does not work on my system (Win7, 64), and the version of Piky Basket that does work on my system doesn't have this feature anymore.
The built-in "Copy as path" in Windows does work on multiple files, but only if those files are all in the same folder (which is not the case in search results). The same applies to SendTo Toys -- can only copy multiple paths if they're all in the same folder.
Dengdun's OpenXX works fine on search results, but copies a maximum of 15 paths (why???).
Jarle Aase's CopyPath copies only one path at a time... and this applies to many of the nameless similar utilities floating about the web.
Ninotech Path Copy insists on installing the 32 bit version of it (even if I remove the previous version), and does not add anything to the context menu that I can see.
Any ideas about how I can copy full paths of files to the clipboard, even in search results?
PLJ Soft's ClipName also copies only multiple files if they are all in the same folder.
Context Magic does not seem to work in Windows 7.
Wait... Lopesoft's FileMenu Tools appear to work!
Last week Microsoft announced the Windows 10 editions that will power personal computing and Enterprise systems across the growing wide range of devices available. With this announcement Microsoft also reconfirmed they will offer free upgrades to Windows 10 for qualifying Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 devices for the first year after the launch of Windows 10.
This week, a blog post on Microsoft's Australia Partner Network offered more detailed information about the specific paths for upgrading to Windows 10. As previously mentioned, but now further spelled out, devices that take advantage of the free upgrade will receive ongoing Windows 10 updates for the life of that device and the free upgrade to Windows 10 will be delivered through Windows Update.
Microsoft spells out upgrade paths to Windows 10
"If upgraded within the first 12 months following launch, the device will receive ongoing Windows 10 updates for free for the life of that device"
Now that's what I wanted to see, until now there has been no clarification as to whether updates would be free or a suspected subscription service.
Hey All,
I'm hoping someone here can help me - I'll try and be specific as I can, however though I generally know my way around a computer I'm by no means an expert.
I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium, 32-bit SP1
Okay. Onto the problem. Somehow I've managed to create two (or more?) desktops (not just shortcut icons or copies). I don't know How, or When, so experimenting with "restore" times is kind of a moot point.
One I assume is at the regular path, accessible through "my computer" on the left hand side under "folders". I can't get it's exact path because if I right-click on it and go to "properties" it opens up "Control Panel>Personalization". Opening the "desktop" via that path shows the icons/shortcuts I currently have on my "visual desktop". ("Visual Desktop = the desktop I see on my screen). If I add a new folder to my "Visual Desktop", this is where it shows up, not in any of the following locations.
Another one is accessible through my user account name after I open up "computer" under desktop (path: C:\Users\*username). The files shown here are various shortcuts, none of which are actually on my "visual desktop".
Yet another one - the one that brought this entire problem to my attention - is accessible under my videos folder. Anyway, if I open the "Desktop" via this path, it shows one shortcut as well as one folder, both of which are ... Read more
Hello Lara,
First off, I had to report the post for personal info, as well as the movie listing. If you don't remove it, a mod will.
Second, you mentioned a second desktop. I am a little confused. Do you mean that you literally have a second desktop location? I know that the desktop is located under your user name, for example C:\Users\Lordbob75\Desktop.
There might also be another location, but it is under system files I believe. Can you describe your problem a little better perhaps?
We appreciate the amount of info given in this post though.
As for a solution, try putting in your Vista disk and clicking "Repair"" This is NOT a reinstall, it merely fixes registry errors. This might clear some of that up.
We enabled hardened UNC paths in our environment and have ran into a weird issue. We are no longer able to copy and paste within the same share. There is no error, when you click "paste" nothing happens. We have a department
that uses a custom application and that application makes a copy of a template before editing the newly created copy. This process is now completely broken. We only see it when copying/pasting from the same share. If you copy/paste locally
or another share, it is fine. I've been searching and cannot find any info on this issue. As soon as we disable the unc path hardening, it works again. Anybody have any ideas?
Hi guys,
We have been using a labeling software from a laptop with Windows Vista for a long time. In that laptop we have thousands of labels stored that we open and edit with such software. Those labels contain logos of companies as absolute paths, that is C:\...\something.jpg , instead of embedding the image on the file.
Now we have installed such software on newer PCs and moved those files to the new PCs. Consequently, the labels appear with the links to the logos broken.
I don't know how to manage that.
Can you give me a hand?
Kind Regards,
Just to say those images are on any folder of the C: unit from the laptop.
There is no a folder that contains the set of images.
I used Flash CS3 to make a handy, little graphic out of vectors, but I now can't export it to Fireworks. Every time I copy and paste it into another program, it pops up as a low-res and blocky bitmap.
I really don't want to redraw the thing, but I can't figure out how to export vector data. Please help!
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I often "misplace" files that turn up later in different places. When I enter data into a file, I never know where it will show up... or not! E.g., there are at least 4 Desktops in File explorer and they don't always have the same information buried in them. Some files seem lost and suddenly they turn up in a place with the the same sub-adress.1) Desktop2) Desktop/my name/Desktop3) Desktop/This PC/Desktop4) Desktop/This PC/LOCAL DISK (C:)/Users/my name/DesktopHow can I simplify this so that when I put something in I can count on it being in just ONE place, and there are no folders with similar addresses where it may or may not be located? Something about the way FE is set up seems redundant but really isn't!
You should be using the default Documents, Pictures, Music, and Downloads folders under your user (C:..../Users/<your name>/Documents) with shortcuts on your desktop to make them easier to open directly. Just simply look at the location it is saving things to before you click OK.You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.3 more replies
I used to have no problem running the following command:
DATE /T > x:\WEB\CASE1\LOG
Then all I did is to move the LOG directory right into the WEB subdirectory,
and now, when I run DATE /T > x:\WEB\LOG, or TIME /T >>X:\WEB\LOG...I keep getting "access is denied".
This is total surprise for me, because:
(1)I have on X:\WEB\CASE1\LOG, the exact same full read/write/full control permissions I have
on X:\WEB\LOG.
-The server that hosts the X:\ path is a windows 2003 sp1 server running in an Active Directory environment.
I am part of the Administrators group on that server
-The client computers I am running both commands from are WinXP SP3 computers that I have local Admin rights on.
And of course, X:\ is a valid mapped drive (just pointing to the server. X:\ = \\servername\path).
And YES, I can create/delete files/directories on that x:\WEB\LOG path on which the 2 above commands fail with
the "access is denied" error.
I am running out of solutions (I even removed and re-created my file permissions rights over the denied path, but in vain. Any idea what could this be?
Thanks for your help
Check the share permissions in addition to the file permissions. Check the special permissions for any deny permissions as deny permissions supercede allow permissions.
After installing installing SP1, a folder on my C drive is left over.
I am unable to delete it since the path is too long, see attachment.
Also, see attached txt file for directory and file info.
I can't rename the files either, rename does not even show up on context menu and F2 does nothing.
So safe to delete these files some how? I get the same error if I try and move it like it recommends in the message. I tried moving just a single file to C drive but same error.
Not a big deal since it's only 2 484 269 bytes or 2.36918354 megabytes worth of files.
Take Care,
I'm not sure if it will work with the file you're having problems with, but you can try Windows 7 Disk Cleanup.
There is an option for Service Pack Backup Files.


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BE IT RESOLVED, that the city council of the city of Duluth hereby approves renewal of 18 on sale wine licenses for the period beginning September 1, 2004, and ending August 31, 2005, for issuance by the liquor control commissioner and further subject to departmental approvals, the payment of sales and property taxes, as provided for in the Duluth City Code, as listed on Public Document No. _________________.
Alcohol, gambling and tobacco commission discussion of 8/4/2004: The clerk stated that the renewal applications are in and there are no problems with the renewals. Officer Latour stated he has approved these applications. There being no further discussion, Mr. McKinnon moved THAT THE RENEWAL APPLICATIONS FOR ON SALE WINE LICENSES FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 1, 2004, AND ENDING AUGUST 31, 2005, BE APPROVED, AND THE SAME BE RECOMMENDED TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL. Mr. Johnson seconded the motion, and it was unanimously approved.

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MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad Review, Photos, Swatches
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad
MAC for Daphne Guinness: Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad ($38.00 for 0.20 oz.) includes these four shades: Stratus (light pink), Bruised Sky (dark lavender gray), Interior Life (mid-tone gray blue), and Heather Belles (dark charcoal/carbon). It's new and limited edition for MAC for Daphne Guinness, which will launch in-stores on December 26th.
- Stratus is a pale iced pink with a matte finish. I couldn't get this product to swatch at all–I literally took a metal spatula to the pan and gouged product out to just get enough visible color in the swatch so you could see it. The swatch you see is the equivalent of swatching something five times, if not more! I later tried to apply this to the lid–over primer–and it was invisible. Maybe on the lightest and on the darkest of skin tones this will show up better, but the texture is still unforgivably dry and difficult to use. MAC Taupeless is a little warmer and shimmery. MAC Seedy Pearl is shimmery but similar in hue. Inglot 319 is more blue-based.
- Bruised Sky is a mauve-brown with a satin finish. This shade was a little dry, but it yielded decent color payoff. Wet 'n' Wild We're Blasting Off has a more shimmery version of this shade. It's similar to MAC Tendersmoke. MAC Shale is much browner.
- Interior Life is a blue-tinted medium-dark gray with a veluxe finish, which means it has a mostly matte finish but the texture is different from their matte finish. This is one of the best matte eyeshadows I've come across by MAC, and ironically, there are only two veluxe finishes available in the permanent range (Samoa Silk and Brown Down). This feels much more like a Matte2 than a veluxe–it's so dense and buttery that's nearly creamy in feel. The color payoff is really good, too, though it does easily blend away so go easy on blending. I don't want to say this, but this fades a lot when applied. It was half faded after five hours. It's a matte version of MAC Howzat. Chanel Gris Exquis is more neutral.
- Heather Belles is a charcoal black with a satin finish. The good news is this shade is the same as it was when it launched with Tartan Tale; the bad news is that it's still just as terrible. I got a little smarter with this shade, so I managed to scrape product off and apply it to the middle but left some parts still in their original, disappointing state. It's sheer, dry, and nearly chalky because of how dry and stiff it is. Nehru is a little blue/teal. It's a bit like theBalm Serious. It ended up looking a lot like MAC Black Tied, since neither works well. I tried applying this to the crease, but it just wasn't applying or blending well, so I ended up using Nebula (pigment) instead.
I've been underwhelmed by MAC's eyeshadow quads for quite awhile now, and I had some hope after Cindy Sherman, Interior Life really disappointed. Many brands come out with quads and palettes, and there are few high-end brands that seem to flop as spectacularly as MAC has in the past year when it comes to their quads/palettes. MAC can do an excellent eyeshadow, so I don't know why this doesn't translate into their eyeshadow quads any more.
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad Review, Photos, Swatches
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow Quad
MAC Stratus Eyeshadow
MAC Stratus Eyeshadow (this is layered 5+ times after gouging product out of the pan)
MAC Bruised Sky Eyeshadow
MAC Interior Life Eyeshadow
MAC Heather Belles Eyeshadow
MAC Heather Belles Eyeshadow (middle section is, again, extremely layered after gouging product out of the pan)
MAC Interior Life on lid, MAC Heather Belles (attempted) in crease, MAC Nebula in crease,
MAC Aurora in inner tear duct, Tarina Tarantino Spark of Envy eyeliner on lower lash line


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 11th Aug 2012 17:22 UTC
Nobody needs a tablet, but many people still want a tablet. This is still the core differentiator between a 'real' computer and a tablet. At least in The Netherlands, you can't function in society without a desktop or laptop connected to the internet, so people need a computer. A tablet, though? Hence, the most common thing people have told me when they played with my iPad 2 is this: I'd love to have a tablet, but not for hundreds of euros. Enter Google's Nexus 7, the first 'cheap' tablet that doesn't just validate Android as a tablet platform, but also gives the iPad a run for its money.
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RE: SDCards
16gb builtin is definitely not enough. That's the reason I bought an archos g9 for my dad. 80gb builtin storage, gives plenty of room to manage his picture collection when on holiday (he can shoot 16gb in a couple of days).
While I do travel with a laptop and sometimes external hdd, he does not. And not having to take a laptop along was the main selling point for buying the thing.
Only complaint: the device should have come with a builtin sd card reader, or plain-size usb adapter. Transferring data over is still a bit too complex for the luddite-user, non-wirelss scenario
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Scoop, a news site established in New Zealand in 1999 with almost 450,000 visitors per month and awarded with the Best Web Site award in 2007 with for serious journalism in political and economic fields, published an item titled "Conference: Scientific Refutation of Darwinism at the University of Auckland" on the 15th of July, 2011. In the item, it announced that representatives of Mr. Adnan Oktar's will hold a series of conferences that scientifically refute Darwinismwho is very well known globally. In the news, these lines were noted:
The conferences on Islam and Science – Lectures on "scientific Refutation of Darwinism" will take place at Auckland University, between Friday July 15-20, 2011.
The program is organised by Voice of Islam, a local charitable trust that promotes an understanding of the Islamic faith to all New Zealanders.
These conferences are based on the works of Mr. Adnan Oktar (also known as Harun Yahya) who is very well known globally. (See… www.harunyahyaimpact.com)
He has written more than 300 books, which have been translated into more than 75 languages and are available in 178 countries throughout the world.
He is known as the most prominent proponent of Creationism.
BBC documentary relates the following, "Darwin's Dangerous Idea, "he is an increasingly influential figure in Creationism."
Some international media spotlights on Harun Yahya include:
"… Muslim Creationist Tour France Denouncing Darwin" (Reuters)
"Turkish Creationist, Harun Yahya challenges Dawkins" (The Guardian, UK)
"Harun Yahya, the leading creationist in the Muslim world" (Slate, USA)
"At the present time Harun Yahya is the loudest voice in the debate over evolution in the Islamic world." (Science Magazine, USA)
"Harun Yahya is an international hero. His books have spread everywhere in the Islamic world. He has developed his own Islamic Creationism." (New Scientist, UK)
"Muslim Creationist are now to the fore… The main figure here is the Muslim-Turkish creationist Harun Yahya…" (Die Welt, Germany)


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ETSU (7-7, 5-1 in A-Sun) currently sits a game and a half back from FGCU in the conference standings, but only a game back in the loss column. The Lady Bucs were the last team to defeat the Eagles in conference action with their 75-67 victory inside Alico Arena last Jan. 8 in Fort Myers, but now FGCU hasn't lost an A-Sun game and stands 12-3, 7-0 this season. The Eagles' three losses came to
The Lady Bucs are riding a three-game win streak for the first time all season after posting a 78-59 win over Stetson on Thursday night. Three ETSU players scored in double figures, with senior TaRonda Wiles (
ETSU is putting up astonishing numbers during its three-game winning streak, as the Lady Bucs are averaging 83.0 points and allowing the opposition to 59.3 (+23.7 scoring margin). The Lady Bucs are shooting 50.8 percent from beyond the arc (30-59); while Siarre Evans (
As a team,
Fans attending the Mini Dome on Saturday can enter the gates for $1 if they bring an old pair of eye glasses to donate to the Lion's Club. In addition, free food will be open for the first 200 people who enter the doors; while inflatables and a special celebration will take place for Bucky's Birthday Bash. Children who make a special birthday card for Bucky will be entered to win special prizes throughout the game. Please drop the cards off at the merchandise booth to be eligible to win the prizes. Also, in between the doubleheader a special celebration will take place with Junior BucWild sponsors - Papa Johns and Ritas.
Fans unable to attend the game on Saturday can catch all the action online courtesy of ASun.TV. To access ASun.TV and live stats, please click on the links above.
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Forty representatives of a nationwide coalition of faith-based community organizations asked Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner Nov. 3 to step up efforts to end the home foreclosure crisis.
Under the PICO National Network banner, the group told Geithner that the Obama administration's strategy on foreclosures was not working and that a bolder approach to rein in banking and mortgage company foreclosure practices was necessary to end the stream of homeowners being forced out of their homes.
Their concerns were aired just days after RealtyTrac reported 930,437 foreclosure actions nationwide during the third quarter of 2010. That represents a 3.9 percent increase from the previous quarter, but a 0.8 percent decline from the same period in 2009.
Ideally, the group wants to see a freeze on foreclosures until an investigation into the foreclosure process is concluded, said Gina Gates, a parishioner at Most Holy Trinity Church in San Jose, Calif., who was among those at the meeting.
"From my perspective, I think he heard what we said and (he) said what we suggested was smart and was reasonable and that he would go back and check it out," Gates told Catholic News Service.
The parish got involved because it tracked a high amount of foreclosures in San Jose's working-class neighborhoods where Latino, Filipino and Vietnamese families live, Gates said.
The group also wants to see the administration appoint a senior-level official to lead the administration's efforts to fix the housing crisis; adopt an aggressive strategy that promotes the reduction of principal for homes whose mortgages are "underwater"; hold mortgage services accountable for compliance with Home Affordable Modification Program, which is designed to slow, if not stop, the hemorrhage of foreclosures; and require banks to help homeowners who are unemployed and in danger of losing their homes.
Leaving Treasury, the group headed to the White House to deliver the same message to presidential aides.
In San Jose, Most Holy Trinity parishioners were instrumental in a recent campaign as part of the interfaith grass-roots organization People Acting in Community Together to convince San Jose city officials to divert nearly $1 billion from Bank of America into other investments because the bank was unwilling to modify loans to prevent foreclosures.
Bank of America has denied any violation of federal guidelines on forecloses.
The success of People Acting in Community Together has prompted other community groups across the country to look at how similar campaigns might work in their towns, Gates said.


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FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., March 4, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hang w/, the live-streaming video social media platform in conjunction with the South by Southwest Interactive, announce that 50 Cent will headline an exclusive and official South by Southwest concert at Austin's historic at 1100 Warehouse on March 11, at 8pm.
The concert, to take place on the cross over night between South by Southwest's Interactive week and Music week, will be shared around the globe via the live streaming social media app, Hang w/.
50 Cent, who is also an investor in Hang With, Inc., says, "I'm going to bring my fans behind the scenes and give the opportunity to those who couldn't make it a chance to experience a concert at South by Southwest."
The Hang w/ app allows users to "hang with" each other via live video and simultaneous chat. Users follow other users who interest them, and the system sends a notification every time someone in a user's "following" network goes live.
Hang w/ will enlist hundreds of concert attendees to broadcast the 50 Cent concert live to their friends, colleagues and social media connections creating a concert around the globe.
"This is going to be a pivotal event in Hang w/ history," said Andrew Maltin, co-founder and CEO of Hang With, Inc. "Hang w/ has shown itself to be a powerful technology platform for musicians to engage their fans, and we are thrilled at the opportunity to showcase our platform in front of the who's who of music and tech, courtesy of 50 Cent who himself lives at the intersection of music and tech."
The platform, which reached the 1,000,000 download milestone only nine months after launch, continues to release powerful key performance indicators. Recently, the platform release metrics which showed fans are substantially more likely to tune in to a celebrity's Hang w/ broadcast than they are to engage in comparable metrics on leading social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. To view a Hang w/ celebrity engagement sizzle video here.
Dave Swartz, Co-founder and President of Hang With, Inc., says, "We are thrilled to be headlining South by Southwest Interactive crossover night with our partner 50 Cent and bridge the gap for artists and fans for a one of a kind experience all over the world."
Those interested in following 50 Cent and receiving push notifications when he is broadcasting live can download the app at www.hangwith.me/50cent.
About 50 Cent
50 Cent, born Curtis James Jackson III, is an American rapper, entrepreneur, investor and actor from Queens, New York. He rose to fame with the release of his 2003 album Get Rich or Die Tryin', which has sold more than 8 million copies. The Grammy Award winner has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide and has been awarded numerous accolades including 13 Billboard Music Awards, six World Music Awards, three American Music Awards and four BET Awards, to name a few. He was ranked as the #1 rap artist and most successful Hot 100 Artist of the 2000s by Billboard Magazine, as well as that decade's sixth-best artist and fourth top male artists of that decade. His fifth studio album, Animal Ambition, will be released in summer 2014.
What began as music chart dominance for the rap music phenomenon quickly transformed to success in corporate America as a multi-tiered business mogul to be reckoned with. 50 Cent has also carved out a successful and acclaimed career as an actor, appearing in more than 21 films including "Frozen Ground" with Nicolas Cage and John Cusack, "The Tomb" starring Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and he recently wrapped filming on The Prince with Bruce Willis and John Cusack. He is currently serving as executive producer and has a reoccurring role on the highly anticipated series "POWER" set to air on Starz in 2014. Recognized as one of the most talented and prolific music artists of his time, 50 Cent has managed to leverage his star power into record breaking brand extensions encompassing a broad spectrum of businesses including artist management, film production, footwear and apparel, fragrance, video games, publishing, headphones and health drinks and supplements.
About Hang w/
The Hang w/ app connects people through live-streaming video and simultaneous chat, allowing anyone with an iPhone, iPad or Android device to broadcast live to dozens, hundreds or even millions of viewers around the globe.
Hang w/ was incubated by MEDL Mobile, Inc., a mobile industry pioneer that has architected, created, developed, marketed and monetized hundreds of mobile apps and driven more than 22 million downloads. MEDL Mobile is the majority shareholder of Hang With, Inc.
The Hang w/ platform has attracted more than 100 actors, athletes, musicians and brands including 50 Cent, Ali Landry, Cheech and Chong, Claudia Jordan, Jamie Kennedy, Julius Thomas, Kaskade, Larry the Cable Guy, Lucy Hale, Mike Metzger, Soulja Boy, Tony Orlando, Terrell Owens, Timbaland, UFC and Ultimate Poker.
You can learn more at http://www.hangwith.com.
For more information about MEDL Mobile, please visit http://www.medlmobile.com.
CONTACT: Media Contact: Lisa Inouye Senior Account Manager PMBC Group 345 N. Maple Dr., Ste. 105 Beverly Hills, CA, 90210 email@example.com 310-777-7546 www.PMBCgroup.comSource:MEDL Mobile Holdings, Inc.


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Upload videos
You can upload videos to YouTube in a few easy steps. Use the instructions below to upload your videos from a computer or from a mobile device.
Upload videos
- Sign in to YouTube.
- At the top of the page, click Upload .
- Select Upload video.
- Before you start uploading the video, you can choose the video privacy settings.
- Select the video you'd like to upload from your computer. You can also import a video from Google Photos.
- As the video is uploading, you can edit both the basic information and the advanced settings of the video and decide if you want to notify subscribers (if you uncheck this option, no communication will be shared with your subscribers). Partners will also be able to adjust their Monetization settings. You can have a title up to 100 characters and a description up to 5,000 characters.
- Click Publish to finish uploading a public video to YouTube. If you set the video privacy setting to Private or Unlisted, just click Done to finish the upload or click Share to privately share your video.
- If you haven't clicked Publish, your video won't be viewable by other people. You can always publish your video at a later time in your Video Manager.
Once the upload is completed we will send you an email to notify you that your video is done uploading and processing. You can then forward that email to friends or family for easy sharing. If you prefer not to receive notification, you can opt out by visiting your email settings.
- Don't burn-in bars, as this prevents YouTube from displaying your video in the best way.
- Follow the steps to publish your video.
"Published on" date on watch page
When you make a video public on YouTube, the "published on" date on the watch page is based on Pacific Standard Time (PST). If you want to make a video public with a specific date on the watch page, make sure that your video is uploaded or scheduled to go public for that date in Pacific Standard Time.
You may see a different publishing date on the watch page than the one you see in your Video Manager if you:
- Upload a public video in a timezone ahead of PST
- Schedule a private video to go public at a specific time in a timezone ahead of PST


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In a profile of Myat Thu, a Burmese dissident forced to flee the country after "the 1988 nationwide protests that were brutally crushed by the Burmese military," who now runs a cafe across the border in Thailand, NPR blandly notes that he has portraits on his walls of Aung San Suu Kyi – and Che Guevara.
Does Myat Thu know that Che was a brutal murderer who helped establish a Stalinist, military-backed dictatorship in Cuba that has lasted longer than the junta in Burma? Maybe he doesn't. But surely Jason Beaubien of NPR does.


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SHAUN Perry insisted there were still positives to take despite his Dudley Kingswinford side suffering a 62-0 hiding at Hull this week - writes NICK PULLEN
It was the DK's 20th defeat in what has been a dreadful campaign to date which has already seen them leak over 1,000 points.
But joint head coach Perry remains upbeat and the former England international claimed: "The results don't show the effort that the boys are putting in. They are an enjoyable bunch of lads to coach and I enjoy being involved with them.
"The back line has an average age of 18 or 19 and as long as we can keep them together, they'll get better.
"It's been a difficult league for players to cut their teeth in and I admit, I knew it was going to be tough, but I didn't realise how tough.
"We're already putting in plans in place for next season and I've no reason to believe we can't come back to this level.
"But I didn't expect to lose so many players from last season, while some of the others have disappeared. Those that have remained have done so because they want to be part of Dudley Kingswinford.
"At the moment, it's silly mistakes that are killing us. We gave the game away against Hull in the first 20 minutes and although we improved in the second half, the game was over for us by then.
"We can't keep making the same mistakes because the players have been around long enough to know what to expect".
Hull ran in a total of 10 tries to ease their own relegation fears and pull six points clear of the drop zone in the process.
Full back Jamie Barnard led the early scoring spree with a hat-trick of tries while No. 8 Santiago Socino added two more, Greg Lound kicking the remaining points as Hull put themselves out of sight by the interval.
The second half continued in a similar vein, flanker Max Argyle adding two more tries while Gary Clarke, Joe Stafford and Keith Bright completed the scoring before Hull blotted their copybook by having prop Harrison Lloyd sent off .
The DK's host fellow strugglers Bromsgrove this Saturday - a game Perry believes the DK's can register a first win He claimed: "We had a poor first half at their place earlier in the season, but we nearly pull;ed it back.
"I sense there will be a different mood in the camp this week ahead of the Bromsgrove game and it would be fantastic for everyone at the club if we could win.
"We picked up a few knocks and bruises at Hull, but everyone should be fit".
The DK's hav received a number of applications for the vacant post of Director of Rugby and Perry added: "We need to get somebody in place quite rapidly so that we can start planning for next season".


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text: Hi everyone, I would like to ask about something I stumbled upon right now. I have to servers, let's call them srv2 and srv3. Both are connected (using the multiserver tutorial), so that I can manage both of them via one interface. However, both have all services running. A customer who already has two sites on srv2 now got a third site. Due to ressources, I located the third site on srv3. Now, when she wants to create a database, it is created on srv2. She has no chance of selecting the server she wants to create the database on. I can confirm it using ISPConfig. Is this a bug or a feature? Regards ZeroEnna


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TruthToTell, Monday, Dec 10–9AM: TONY BOUZA: Stream of Thoughts on Cops, Media and Life - AUDIO PODCAST HERE
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For many of us TONY BOUZA'S forever been an enigma. This erudite retired cop and former Minneapolis Police Chief has blown most of us away with his extraordinary command of the language and the kind of candor that makes most Minnesotans squirm. This is not a state given easily to the sort of directness Tony Bouza's pretty much always brought to the table.
But, for some us, too, a cop is a cop – and our observations of the police culture, especially as lived inside the Minneapolis Department over these many decades has led to some serious distrust of that culture's propensity for violence, deception and self-preservation, often at the cost of innocent lives. An entire organization dedicated to stopping police brutality thrives in Minneapolis with no shortage of cases to protest almost every week.
At first blush, Bouza's appointment by Mayor Don Fraser in 1980, it was thought that, together, the guys would either watch the Minneapolis cops clean themselves up or be cleansed by these two brilliant politicians. Neither happened, for the most part, and certainly not for long. The Minneapolis Police Department remains one of the most notorious nests of thumpers and liars and those who protect them by either covering up their crimes and misdemeanors (and felonies) or failing to report the transgressions they know are illegal. Bouza's only one of several former cops to come forward with the ugly truths about policing.
Now comes a little tome in which now 84-year-old Tony Bouza, already an author of some note, has compiled a captivating series of essays on what he says have been Lessons Learned (Southside Pride, June, 2012). His opening piece on one of his most admired adversaries, the late anti-war activist, Marv Davidov, is similar to the eulogy he delivered at Marv's life celebration to a packed house at St. Thomas University over a year ago, and the picture of them facing down each other through Honeywell's Defense fences is a well-staged classic. Bouza's wife Erica was on the other side of that fence with Davidov.
Bouza winds up this booklet of memories with a scathing denunciation of what he calls the out-of-control police culture in America, tracing his credibility to make such a judgment across his career and retirement years – just shy of 60 of them as this is written. We'll explore his views on this subject in depth.
In between those bookends of columns are a bit under 100 pages of newsprint containing his observations on the passing scenes of life as he's encountered it from his days as a rookie in New York City where his native Spanish language came in handy during a tale of real intrigue he recounts as an indictment of dictators everywhere through his stints in other cities, even a treatise on Minnesotans and Media and Picking Police Chiefs and Racial Profiling.
Well, you get the idea. It's hard to say if anyone else's stream of consciousness writing on such a variety of topics would fascinate as much as Tony's does, but it's an unlikely match at best.
I hope we can do justice to it by spending an hour with Tony Bouza this week on TruthToTell. In any event, TTT's ANDY DRISCOLL and MICHELLE ALIMORADI will try and over as many of the better bases in Bouza's book as possible.