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donna summers
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Mr Faisal khan
I want some direction from networking expert, I have a 8 wire cable, I want to use that cable for 2 purposes: 1. for making a PC to PC connection (networking) 2. is to make a extend to the wire connection which is coming to room from the switch to that room. So I want direction for making RJ-45 for these purposes by using a single cable which would have 2 RJ-45 connectors on each end side. I know that we can make connection by using only 4 wires of the cable but don't know the combinations that are needed to make! Please help me!! Thanks. There are no answers to this question |
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Mr John Yonitch
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Dave
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Mr Rupert Symss
The CD is a multisession disk and the last session is what I am not finding on the computer. The earlier session can be found on the computer. What do I do to be able to copy the files in the last session on to the hard disk? |
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Mrs sally raw
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rahulbabarinfotech@indiatimes.com
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patron
My Sony DVD/RW Drive has disappeared from my list of drives on my computer. It is properly installed and exists in the Bios. However, Windows Device Manager shows the following error Windows cannot start this Hardware Device because its Configuration Information (in the Registry) is incomplete or damaged (Code 19). I would be grateful if someone could advise me on what I should do. Thank you RAM |
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RM
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Mr charles p
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Fatman
We all have new laptops with top spec. and running Windows XP. Is it possible to make a wire less network with out a router? if so please advise. |
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Mr Ericshun Stacyrect
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Mr zabair hussain
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Vince
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Vince
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Mr Mumtaz Ahmed Khan
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Larry
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frankshepard
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frankshepard
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frankshepard
(Eg: Domain controllers, application and file servers, exchange server, EDI server, SQL servers and Citrix farm.)
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Mr James Ellis
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Mr Deepak Sharma
When I connect this to my PC (via USB), the explorer shows two removable disks/drives. One drive shows a capacity of 1GB and the other shows Zero.
The first drive in in FAT format, while a right click on the second drive says that the drive is unformatted & do you want to format it now. The user manual advised against formatting the MP3 Player using a PC. But I went ahead and formatted the drive in FAT format. Now the MP3 player shows only one drive and the capacity has reduced to 452 MB of space. Now my question is how is this possible? In what manner does Flash memory differ from a conventional hard disk (apart from moving parts). Is it possible to limit the memory of a drive using some sort of software? Because I had formatted the drive & did not tinker with any hardware this must have been done using some software. PLEASE ADVICE. |
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Mr khaqan khawar
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MadDog
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Chud
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Mr Jorgen Verbrugge
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Mr Uday krishna
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mathenwood
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Mr john christman
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Mr mike papalia
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Mr mike papalia
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Mr Gopalakrishnan Kochupurackal
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Mr sAGLG DSS
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Mr skt kmp
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Mr sAGLG DSS
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Mrs Lisa Call
How do I recover a driver that I accidentally deleted? Lisa |
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Mr Justin Fernandes
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Mr Don Dalton
"terabyte" about 15 years ago in a Computer Shopper magazine. I immediately made it my life goal to acquire said amount of storage (I was just a kid at the time, it sounded like a lot of space). Well, I will reach this goal soon and decided to research what comes next, my OCD furthered this to be 'what comes last'. Question: From byte through US Decillion bytes, can you help me fill in the gaps? Heck, can you help me take it past the US Decillion? (sorry for asking 2 questions) I have: Byte - one (bit just further complicates things, leaving it off for this list) Kilobyte - one thousand bytes Megabyte - one million bytes Gigabyte - one billion bytes Terabyte - one trillion bytes Petabyte - one quadrillion bytes Exabyte - one quintillion bytes Zetabyte - one sextillion bytes Yottabyte - this gets tricky. My research shows this is both one septillion and one octillion bytes :( Nonabyte* - one nonillion bytes Doggabyte* - one decillion bytes Nonabyte and Doggabyte don't seem widely accepted (yet?) but I am now to obsessed to stop short of the "end" |
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Mr Daryl Davis
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tdumdee
When I download files using bittorrent, and at other random times, my DNS resolution goes bonkers. I.e., it freezes and absolutely refuses to resolve any address, giving me address not found errors for all URLs. Repairing the connection does not help at all. Connecting to IP addresses still works. I've gimmicked a stopfix, where I restart the DNS client service, but this is extremely annoying to do. Is there any permanent solution to repair my dns client so it doesn't keep screwing up whenever I download something? |
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Mr Jessie Young
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Mr Johannes Woolard
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paratrooper
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