Items filtered by date: December 2014

 

window 7 explorer / My Computer crashes when you open it. somtimes it can be straight away and other times seems random, but you never get long to browse.

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error was caused by:

c:\windows\system32\thumbcache.dll

this was discovered by reading the event log

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solution:

empty thumbnail cache with disc cleanup.

spyware could also be the cause of this so service PC if the first option does not work

These scripts Fix most of Internet Explorer issues for versions IE7 - IE9

• open in new tab/window not working
• Find on this page "empty"
• tabs on Favorites pane missing
• about screen and other dialogs "empty"
• IE8 closes immediately (not if caused by an add-on!)
• can't print (interface not registered)

Versions: (please download the correct one for your Windows version!) these are available from iefaq

•  ie8-rereg.zip: for IE7/8 on 32bit-Windows
•  ie8-rereg.32on64.zip: for 32bit IE8 on 64bit Windows
•  ie8-rereg.64on64.zip: for 64bit IE8 on 64bit Windows
•  ie8-rereg.all.zip: contains all the above scripts

Partition Hex codes

0x00 unknown type or empty
0x01 12-bit FAT
0x02 XENIX root file system
0x03 XENIX /usr file system (obsolete)
0x04 16-bit FAT, partition <32 MB
0x05 Extended partition or Extended volume
0x06 16-bit FAT, partition >=32 MB
0x07 Installable file system: HPFS, NTFS
0x07 QNX
0x07 Advanced Unix
0x08 AIX bootable partition
0x08 AIX (Linux)
0x08 SplitDrive
0x08 OS/2 (through Version 1.3) (Landis)
0x08 Dell partition spanning multiple drives (array) (Landis)
0x08 Commodore DOS (Landis)
0x09 AIX data partition
0x09 AIX bootable (Linux)
0x09 Coherent file system
0x09 QNX
0x0A Coherent swap partition
0x0A OPUS
0x0A OS/2 Boot Manager
0x0B 32-bit FAT
0x0C 32-bit FAT, EXT INT 13
0x0E 16-bit FAT >= 32 MB, Ext INT 13
0x0F Extended partition, Ext INT 13
0x10 OPUS
0x11 Hidden 12-bit FAT
0x12 Compaq diagnostics (Landis)
0x14 Hidden 16-bit FAT, partition <32 MB
0x14 Novell DOS 7.0 (result of bug in FDISK?) (Landis)
0x14 AST DOS with logical sectored FAT
0x16 Hidden 16-bit FAT, partition >= 32 MB
0x17 Hidden IFS
0x18 AST Windows swap file
0x19 Willowtech Photon coS
0x1B Hidden 32-bit FAT
0x1C Hidden 32-bit FAT, Ext INT 13
0x1E Hidden 16-bit FAT >32 MB, Ext INT 13 (PowerQuest specific)
0x20 Willowsoft Overture File System (OFS1)
0x21 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant)
0x21 Oxygen FSo2
0x22 Oxygen Extended
0x23 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant?)
0x24 NEC MS-DOS 3.x
0x26 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant?)
0x31 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant?)
0x33 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant?)
0x34 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant?)
0x36 officially listed as reserved (HP Volume Expansion, SpeedStor variant?)
0x38 Theos
0x3C PowerQuest Files Partition Format
0x3D Hidden NetWare
0x40 VENIX 80286
0x41 Personal RISC Boot (Landis)
0x41 PowerPC boot partition
0x41 PTS-DOS 6.70 & BootWizard: Alternative Linux, Minix, and DR-DOS
0x42 Secure File System (Landis)
0x42 Windows 2000 (NT 5): Dynamic extended partition
0x42 PTS-DOS 6.70 & BootWizard: Alternative Linux swap and DR-DOS
0x43 Alternative Linux native file system (EXT2fs)
0x43 PTS-DOS 6.70 & BootWizard: DR-DOS
0x45 Priam
0x45 EUMEL/Elan
0x46 EUMEL/Elan
0x47 EUMEL/Elan
0x48 EUMEL/Elan
0x4A ALFS/THIN lightweight filesystem for DOS
0x4D QNX
0x4E QNX
0x4F QNX
0x4F Oberon boot/data partition
0x50 Ontrack Disk Manager, read-only partition, FAT partition (Logical sector size varies)
0x51 Ontrack Disk Manager, read/write partition, FAT partition (Logical sector size varies)
0x51 Novell ?
0x52 CP/M
0x52 Microport System V/386
0x53 Ontrack Disk Manager, write-only (Landis)
0x54 Ontrack Disk Manager 6.0 (DDO)
0x55 EZ-Drive 3.05
0x56 Golden Bow VFeature
0x5C Priam EDISK
0x61 Storage Dimensions SpeedStor
0x63 GNU HURD
0x63 Mach, MtXinu BSD 4.2 on Mach
0x63 Unix Sys V/386, 386/ix
0x64 Novell NetWare 286
0x64 SpeedStore (Landis)
0x65 Novell NetWare (3.11 and 4.1)
0x66 Novell NetWare 386
0x67 Novell NetWare
0x68 Novell NetWare
0x69 Novell NetWare 5+; Novell Storage Services (NSS)
0x70 DiskSecure Multi-Boot
0x75 IBM PC/IX
Codes 7A to 7F are not shown in the IMB or MS lists obtained by Hale Landis
0x80 Minix v1.1 - 1.4a
0x80 Old MINIX (Linux)
0x81 Linux/Minix v1.4b+
0x81 Mitac Advanced Disk Manager
0x82 Linux Swap partition
0x82 Prime (Landis)
0x82 Solaris (Unix)
0x83 Linux native file system (EXT2fs/xiafs)
0x84 OS/2 hiding type 04h partition
0x84 APM hibernation, can be used by Win98
0x86 NT Stripe Set, Volume Set?
0x87 NT Stripe Set, Volume Set?
0x87 HPFS FT mirrored partition (Landis)
0x93 Amoeba file system
0x93 Hidden Linux EXT2 partition (by PowerQuest products)
0x94 Amoeba bad block table
0x99 Mylex EISA SCSI
0x9F BSDI
0xA0 Phoenix NoteBios Power Management "Save to Disk"
0xA0 IBM hibernation
0xA1 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xA3 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xA4 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xA5 FreeBSD/386
0xA6 OpenBSD
0xA6 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xA7 NextStep Partition
0xA9 NetBSD
0xAA Olivetti DOS with FAT12
0xB0      BootStar Dummy (part of DriveStar disk image by Star-Tools GmbH)
0xB1 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xB3 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xB4 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xB6 HP Volume Expansion (SpeedStor variant)
0xB7 BSDI file system or secondarily swap
0xB8 BSDI swap partition or secondarily file system
0xBB PTS BootWizard
0xBE Solaris boot partition
0xC0 Novell DOS/OpenDOS/DR-OpenDOS/DR-DOS secured partition
0xC0 CTOS (reported by a customer)
0xC1 DR-DOS 6.0 LOGIN.EXE-secured 12-bit FAT partition
0xC2 Reserved for DR-DOS 7+
0xC3 Reserved for DR-DOS 7+
0xC4 DR-DOS 6.0 LOGIN.EXE-secured 16-bit FAT partition
0xC6 DR-DOS 6.0 LOGIN.EXE-secured Huge partition
0xC6 corrupted FAT16 volume/stripe (V/S) set (Windows NT)
0xC7 Syrinx
0xC7 Cyrnix (Landis)
0xC7 HPFS FT disabled mirrored partition (Landis)
0xC7 corrupted NTFS volume/stripe set
0xC8 Reserved for DR-DOS 7+
0xC9 Reserved for DR-DOS 7+
0xCA Reserved for DR-DOS 7+
0xCB Reserved for DR-DOS secured FAT32
0xCC Reserved for DR-DOS secured FAT32X (LBA)
0xCD Reserved for DR-DOS 7+
0xCE Reserved for DR-DOS secured FAT16X (LBA)
0xCF Reserved for DR-DOS secured extended partition (LBA)
0xD0 Multiuser DOS secured (FAT12???)
0xD1 Old Multiuser DOS secured FAT12
0xD4 Old Multiuser DOS secured FAT16 (<= 32M)
0xD5 Old Multiuser DOS secured extended partition
0xD6 Old Multiuser DOS secured FAT16 (BIGDOS > 32 Mb)
0xD8 CP/M 86 (Landis)
0xDB CP/M, Concurrent CP/M, Concurrent DOS
0xDB CTOS (Convergent Technologies OS)
0xDE DeLL partition
0xDF BootIt EMBRM
0xE1 SpeedStor 12-bit FAT extended partition
0xE1 DOS access (Linux)
0xE2 DOS read-only (Florian Painke's XFDISK 1.0.4)
0xE3 SpeedStor (Norton, Linux says DOS R/O)
0xE4 SpeedStor 16-bit FAT extended partition
0xE5 Tandy DOS with logical sectored FAT
0xE6 Storage Dimensions SpeedStor
0xEB BeOS file system
0xED Reserved for Matthias Paul's Spryt*x
0xF1 SpeedStor Dimensions (Norton,Landis)
0xF2 DOS 3.3+ second partition
0xF2 Unisys DOS with logical sectored FAT
0xF3 Storage Dimensions SpeedStor
0xF4 SpeedStor Storage Dimensions (Norton,Landis)
0xF5 Prologue
0xF6 Storage Dimensions SpeedStor
0xFD Reserved for FreeDOS (http://www.freedos.org)
0xFE LANstep
0xFE IBM PS/2 IML (Initial Microcode Load) partition
0xFE Storage Dimensions SpeedStor (> 1024 cylinder???)
0xFF Xenix bad-block table

cursor and keyboard really slow to respond like the laptop is overheating (after this is ruled out) and the computer is running generally slow but laptop responds fine with bartpe or safe mode and when the battery is removed everything runs fine

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solutions:

1. remove the battery and keep it out
2. buy a new battery
3. disable in device manager, 'Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Method Battery'

when trying to install a extension in joomla you get a Bas Request 400 error. Try the following:

1. delete all cookies and restart browser,
2. Use a different browser
3. possibly empty cache

These version of windows and above are capable of doing an offiline SFC scan via the command line and is very useful if you cannot boot windows.

The following code is what you would use:

• sfc /offwindir= C:\windows /offbootdir= c:\ /scannow

These cheap CCTV systems will only work on internet explorer, in compatability mode, an utilise activeX technology so can be problematic to get working.

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Solution 1

add website/IP to trusted sites in internet explorer

eg: make sure the ip of the local device 192.168.2.234 is added in to the 'Local intranet' zone as a safe site.

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Solution 2

This is more indepth just incase solution 1 does not work. In security section make sure all prompts are set properely and this should allow activeX to run normally.

• use internet explorer
• goto to internet options/Security Settings
• select he appropriate zone ie  Internet/Local intranet Zone
• set the following in the
• click on custom level
• goto the 'ActiveX controls and plug-ins' section
• set the following

allow activex filtering enabled ?
allow previous unused activex controls without prompt ?
automatic prompting for activex controls - enabled
download signed activex controls ? - prompt
download unsigned activex controls - prompt
intitialize and script activexcontrols not marked as safe for scripting - prompt
run activex controls and plug-ins - enabled ?

 

if any issues reuce all security, try and load, tehn reset all ie settings to default

Not sure exactly what this fix is for.

{code class="brush: css"}.article-content (line 310) { overflow-x: visible; overflow-y: visible; } .fp-article-content (line 312) { padding-left: 145px; } {/code}

possibly replace with 10px

I recently installed Joomla, and everything went smoothly, I had it running for a few days, then suddenly I could not login to Admin, I just get caught in a continuous loop, I do not get any error messages (except when I purposely type wrong password)

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forcing https for admin seems to create admin loop (this works for me)

Go into your site either through your web hosting control panel or FTP access, find your configuration.php file which should be found the main root of the site. Edit the file, you should find; "var $force_ssl = '1';" switch this to 0 to disable it. Upload the file back to the site and check the administration page if it logs through http://

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My Joomla 1.5 install was working great until I turned on SSL. After that I got the admin login loop. I fixed that by changing the $live_site variable as mentioned above. So, this may not be a solution to all of you who are having problem with this issue.

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use htaccess to force https

- set session.use_cookies = 1 in php.ini did not work

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Possibly permmisions or password

• make sure joomla user plugin is published (jos_plugins)
• the User Joomla! was 0 0 1 0 0 , I changed it to 0 1 1 0 0 (meaning I changed "published" from 0 to 1)
• `jos_plugins` SET published='1' WHERE name='User - Joomla!'

• Joomla login component permmsions (jos_plugins)
• the User Joomla! was 1 1 1 0 0 , I changed it to 0 1 1 0 0 (meaning I changed "access" from 1 to 0)

• try changing the administrator password
• update tkjx45_users set password=MD5('MyPassword') where usertype = "Super Administrator"