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Did you buy it from another person? or did you put the admin password by mistake?
Maybe an insufficient PSU? How much wattage does ir require vs. what it has?
I've seen this problem in other sites, my advise is try hitting the FN key when powering on, it works for many people.
Well, in my opinion it shouldnt matter since the router saves the configuration settings. I've disconnected mine a couple of times and it still works the same.
For displaying the selected items, you can create a ListBox and play with the [CODE]Listbox#.Items.add('Here goes what you want to add) [/CODE] (# is the listbox number), the [CODE]ListBox1.Items.Remove('Here goes what you want to remove)[/CODE]
Use the [COLOR="Red"]math[/COLOR] namespace, [CODE]Math.Log10(x)[/CODE] Where x is your number
How is the proyect so far? Some code would be nice.
Is it a Desktop or laptop? If desktop, unplug the monitor and plug it in again, maybe that'll work.
Hey, try this code i found on FreeVBcode.com, just call the function in the button code's body. [CODE]Public Function GetClipboardText() As String Dim objClipboard As IDataObject = Clipboard.GetDataObject() With objClipboard If .GetDataPresent(DataFormats.Text) Then Return _ .GetData(DataFormats.Text) End With End Function[/CODE] ref: [url]http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.asp?ID=5470[/url]
It may be easier to just assign diferent textboxes to the A and B sorta: [CODE]A= Cdbl(texbox1.text) B= Cdbl(textbox2.text)[/CODE] then you can add them. This is a simpler solution. of course you can always have buttons that assign the operator. Hope this helps. :)
The laptop probably has a display manager, maybe connecting the vga and then working with the software may help you.
Did you manually remove the viruses? If so, did you follow the instructions exactly? In any case, you can buy an external hard disc enclosure, remove the one on the Lenovo (careful not to make pressure on it's center or letting it fall) and insert ir into the enclosurel, then …
Hello everyone! I'm thinking of buying an AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black edition. My concern is, is it compatible with my Biostar T-series Mobo? the AMD is AM3 and the Mobo is AM2+. Thanks in advance!!
Hello world!!!! I know this sounds kind of stupid, but i am in the process of installing a new OS on my old PC because the XP went missing a file and doesnt boot up (also lost the install CD). I need to save some files that are on this …
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