Items filtered by date: December 2015

these are the thing you need to do to make sure you migrate all the information:

• email rules - can be exported
• emails - in pst
• calenadar - in pst
• email accounts - export via reg command
• signatures - manual
• nk2 file export
• account details export
• outlook profile registry export

IE10 would not install and kept failing on a windows 7 PC almost fressh install.

package manager command not only removes the corrupt files but removes the referrence to it in the package store

is SURt has not fixed your update issue it migth becaus it does not contain your a good copy of your fault package to replac=e it with)
surt will leave a log file  (in cbs folder)which can examine and then follow the procedures in the technet article

to fix the ie10 issue follow the superuser article with package manger, noting that you might need to replace amd64 with x86 depending on you PC

• i did not remove all the 8.x internt explorer packages or the 6.x version
• ie10 installer says after running for a bit, 'Internet Explorer did not finish installing'

• i unistalled ie8 via windows add/remove windows features
• ie10 installer says after running for a bit, 'Internet Explorer did not finish installing'
• i am now ruinning the surt to see what the error log says
• no errors found with the surt
• this is all indeicating to a corrupt packahe

• when i now run windows update internet explorer of any verison is not available point to ie8 being a prerequsite
• installed ie8 via features, both ie9 and ie10 were available
• ie10 installer says after running for a bit, 'Internet Explorer did not finish installing'
• installed ie9 successfully
• installed ie10 via windows update and got the following error - 9C59
• tried installing as the Administrator account - no joy either
• redownload ie10 direct from http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/info/downloads/Default.html, this then installed correctely  (done in administrator)
• loggged out and back into other account, diactivated administrator

[solved]

• that * pck command did not find any packages
• the offline installer i had might of been corrupt
• uninstalling chrome makes no difference
• glary utilities registry clean - no difference
• surt gave corrupt pack info - possibly just cleaning these and then using the new download would of worked (direct fromt he link above)
• installing office 2010 sp2 made no difference
• i think all ie10 prerequsites were already on
• not the graphics card as some people say
• error coe 9C59 only appears when using windows updates (apparently changing this from hex to decimal and then searching knowledge base, not sure)
• sfc found no integrity violations

original article - http://www.pchell.com/support/cannotdownloadfiles.shtml

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click on Tools, Click on Internet Options
3. On the General tab under Temporary Internet Files, click on Delete Files
4. Click Ok when it asks if you want to delete the files
5. Under the History section on the General tab, click Clear History, then click Ok
6. Close Internet Explorer
7. Log off the current user and Log onto another user account such as Administrator
8. Click on Start, Run
9. Type CMD and Press Enter to open a command prompt
10. Change directories to the Temporary Internet Files directory by typing the following command, substituting the correct drive letter and the word username with the correct user in Windows XP.
    
    cd c:\Documents and Settings\julie\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5
    
    Example: cd c:\Documents and Settings\Mark\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5
11. type del index.dat and press Enter
12. Type Exit and press Enter to close the command prompt
13. Restart your computer

Articles how how to remove WGA in windows XP

• http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Get_Rid_of_Windows_Genuine_Advantage_Notifications
• http://fixexe.com/ultimate-windows-genuine-advantage-wga-remover/
• http://tnerd.com/2009/11/14/remove-wta-and-chew-wga-windows-genuine-advantage-wga-patch-for-windows-7-out-already/

1. run as a limited user ie not admin
2. remove flash and java
3. use chrome of firefox never IE
4. drop office and switch to libre office
5. behave yourself online

100% of ie exploits were blocked/failed in 2013 if you were not running as an administrator

click on the question mark at the top right, and then click about

this is also where a database import option is. (WTF)

1. use gimp to open, do not change settings
2. export as png
3. open with paint.net

Although not currently a 'how to install' tutorial it is definately a place holder.

Default Sage Line 50 data locations

• Windows 10 - C:\ProgramData\sage\Accounts\2016\
• Windows Vista and Windows 7 –  C:\Program Data\Sage\Accounts\2008\
• Windows XP - C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Sage\Accounts\2008\

Default Sage Line 50 COMPANY file location

• Windows 10 - C:\ProgramData\sage\Accounts\2016\COMPANY
• Windows Vista and Windows 7 –  C:\Program Data\Sage\Accounts\2008\COMPANY
• Windows XP - C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Sage\Accounts\2008\COMPANY

Backup Location

• c:\shared Folder\accounts
• \\server\accounts

Sage 50 Accounts 2013 Client Manager - Compliation of sage line 50 2008 - 2013 accounts packages for accountants, this is not line 50

Other notes

During an upgrade you might see the following splash screen (or this might be accounts production or sage taxaion but i do not think so)

MS Outlook has a tool called personal folder backup. when we install this tool it will backup the .PST files to the destination location automatically.

Is there any way to backup the emclient?

Yes you can. The default folder location for the database:
C:\Users\%Current User%\AppData\Roaming\eM Client (Vista/Win7)
C:\Documents and Settings\%Current User%\Application Data\eM Client (XP)

You can also use export (menu File->Export) for your emails, contacts, events and tasks.
Backup will be one of the large new features in next major version (or one of its updates).

All the files and icons are missing of the desktop

Solutions

• malware is causing the fault, scan your computer and remove malware
• customize the desktop and turn the desktop icons back on
• permissions have been corrupted, run a file and registry permission restorer (UnHide)