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Unless you know about this printer/copier it can be a bit tricky to setup and use.
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Press the following keys in order to enter the service mode
Some cannon printers require that you press the 2 and 8 key at the same time.
You must set the system admin user name and password before the sysmmanagement set option works.
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The default admin details are:
Password removal options
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When you need to install XP there are things that makes it difficult like the fact it takes forever to download updates. The following instructions are the easiest way to install XP witout it taking forever.
wuauclt /detectnow
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Windows 10 now supports adpatvice screen brightness if the hardware supports it. Sometimes this feature breaks and here are some of the fixes.
Outlook 2016 will not start unless you run as administrator
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Ok I thought I should post this to help those going mad with this issue.
I have spent literally weeks going round and round with this issue for a client.
Firstly, if staring outlook in safe mode ( START > RUN > "outlook /safe" ) works for you then great! Have a nice day.
However if you are one of the poor buggers that is recreating profiles, only to have the thing break again a day later or a week later then "hopefully" I got you covered.
So the issue is not in your mail profile or your add-ins, the issue a problem with Outlook and DPI scaling in Windows.
For reference our client is using the latest build of Outlook 2016 on the latest update of Windows 7 Pro.
What you need to do to fix it, set your DPI scaling in Display Settings to 100%
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/443-dpi-display-size-settings-change.html <-- has instructions for Win 7 and 8, but it similar process in Win 10
You will need to log out and back in, now try open Outlook? All fixed? - You're welcome.
need to give credit to some guy in one of these many Outlook threads, as he mentioned something about this, however I cant find the post now that I am looking for it.
In the target PC this was set to normal
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\rootEven thought you would expect
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16
I never got this issue fixed and I advised the user I would have to rebuild the whole PC which was not practical so I did the following hack. Not Ideal but it sort of works.
This technique can make some eye catching images foy our website. I will let the videos explain themeselves along with my notes.
How To Colorize Black and White Photo in Paint.NET (Windows) - YouTube
Paint.Net - How to add color to ONE item in a black and white image - YouTube
NB: if you setup the new layer befor doing the drawing/filling you can actually see the effect happen in real time
My Method
Cut out area method - this is a litte more tricky
This issue plagued me for ages.
When i printed from Firefox either directly or by creating a PDF (via cutePDF), the output was scaled to about 25% of normal size making the printouts unusable.
The percetage reduction is just a guidline as there can be some variation, but the outcome is always a smaller version of what you want.
Solution
In Firefox page setup:
No need to re-flash the rom. You can change it from 'Home screen settings'.
This article will outline some basic steps to increase the security of cPanel and reduce SPAM but only as an end user. This is not targetted at people who have access to the server, but they can use this information.
Enable the following services:
Enable the following services:
These are my instructions to install LEDE on a Virtualbox virtual machine so i can play around with various setups and add-ons without breaking my router. I am a windows user, so these instructions are windows based but a lot should be the same. Through this guide I will use 'VB' which is instead of typing virtualbox virtual machine lots of times.
Download and install VirtualBox before anything else.
These instructions are a companion to LEDE Project: Run LEDE as a Virtualbox virtual machine which has some errors in it.
This is can be confusing so I will outline what the different types are below. The image files are also specific to certain chips or technology, so in this case these images are for x86/x64 archeitectures. The Stable Releases are also sorted by their release number, so make aure you always get teh latest version.
The 2 files to choose from will have filenames similiar to these which are from the 17.01.4 stable release folder.
I have chosen to use lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-ext4.img.gz because I can easily expand the ext4 storage partition.
Notes
Make the VirtualBox VDI file
Run the following command in the directory you have your LEDE image file.
"C:\Program Files\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" convertfromraw --format VDI lede-17.01.4-combined-ext4.img lede-17.01.4-combined-ext4.vdi
Now skip to the section Make the Virtualbox Virtual Machine.
Make the VirtualBox VDI file
Run the following command in the directory you have your LEDE image file.
"C:\Program Files\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" convertfromraw --format VDI lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.vdi
Converting the img file to a VDI file fails with an error
When you try and convert an untouched lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img to a virtualbox VDI file using VboxManage you will always get an error similiar to the one below:
D:\>"C:\Program Files\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" convertfromraw --format VDI lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.vdi Converting from raw image file="lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img" to file="lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.vdi"... Creating dynamic image with size 19852146 bytes (19MB)... VBoxManage.exe: error: VD: The given disk size 19852146 is not aligned on a sector boundary (512 bytes) VBoxManage.exe: error: Error code VERR_VD_INVALID_SIZE at F:\tinderbox\win-5.1\src\VBox\Storage\VD.cpp(7002) in function int __cdecl VDCreateBase(struct VBOXHDD *,const char *,const char *,unsigned __int64,unsigned int,const char *,const struct VDGEOMETRY *,const struct VDGEOMETRY *,const union RTUUID *,unsigned int,struct VDINTERFACE *,struct VDINTERFACE *) VBoxManage.exe: error: Cannot create the disk image "lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.vdi": VERR_VD_INVALID_SIZE D:\>
Explanation
This simple to explain. The image file is only 19MB in size but represents a drive that is nearly 300mb in size (16mb + 256mb). VboxManage parses the img file and sees a 300mb file system so it expects a file that is 300mb long, but because the file is not 300mb long as expected VboxMan returns an error. This is basically an unexpected end of file error. VboxMan actually interprets the files system in the file which is stored at the beginning so this error is expected.
NB: the img file does not need to be 300mb in normal circumstances because if you image the file 'as-is' onto a large enough drive then you would not have this issue because the OS would just see the extra space dues tot he partition table being correct. This keeps the file size to the absolute minimum. We only change the image because we want to create a virtual drive from the img and this process like validate partions and files systems so it can convert them to its own format.
Research / Examples
Look at these 2 examples where I have padded the files with 100mb and 300mb respectively, converted them to a VDI image, loaded them in the LEDE virtual machine and then booted with Gparted to see what was going on with the disks.
The 100mb example has an error that come up before you even get the disk map.

This error actually appears twice, I am guessing that is because there are 2 partitions.

Now as you know is not possible to fit the sda2 256mb partition onto a hard disk that is only 100mb in size. . The 100mb drive is likely to be corrupted or cause many issues.
So I now move on to where I padded the image file with 300mb.

You can see the whole partition sda2 is within the drive boundries so will be healthy. VboxManage considers the whole file size when creating a VDI file. Both the 100mb and the 300mb VDI files were 9,216kb exactly so there must only be a slight difference in a setting controlling the virtual hard drive size.
NB: I do not know why the file system is unknown.
Padding the file
Now we know what the issue is we can fix it. We do this by making the file 300mb in size using the linux command dd. This allows us to extend the length of the file without affecting the contents that are already there.
You need a Linux system to be able to run the following commands. If you are on windows there is section below briefly telling you how to setup an Ubuntu virtual machine.
This command is wrong (from LEDE Project: Run LEDE as a Virtualbox virtual machine )
dd if=lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img of=lede.img bs=128000 conv=sync
Use this command
dd if=lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img of=padded-lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img bs=300M conv=sync
We now have a file that will convert
Run the following command in the directory you have your padded img file to create your virtual hard drive VDI file.
"C:\Program Files\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" convertfromraw --format VDI padded-lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.img lede-17.01.4-x86-64-combined-squashfs.vdi
Notes
This is a workaround for windows users to be able to use the dd command. There must be a windows equavalent but I don't know of one at the minute so here are my instructions to setup an Ubuntu virtual machine.
I used an Ubuntu 17.10 Artful (Final) Virtualbo prebuilt image from http://www.osboxes.org/ubuntu/
Credentials
Create the VB Machine
Configure the VB
Ubuntu is now running but we need to get the image files into the installation so there are a few settings that need to be configured to amke this an easy process.
Pad the file
You can now access your Ubuntu install by using \\osboxes
Notes
Follow the instructions below
I never got this to work (resizing sda2) but I did a lot of looking on the internet and here are the links I collected.
Extroot
The virtual hard disk is split into 2 partitions, 16mb system and a 256mb data partition. For most people this should be enough however if you want more space follow these instructions which are best done before you start playing with your LEDE install bu you can do this later if you want.
Increase the capacity of the virtual hard drive
"C:\Program Files\VirtualBox\VBoxManage" modifymedium lede-17.01.4-combined-ext4.vdi --resize 10000
NB: For compatibility with earlier versions of VirtualBox, the "modifyvdi" and "modifyhd" commands are also supported and mapped internally to the "modifymedium" command. see Chapter 8. VBoxManage
Increase the partition size
Just by increasing the size of the hard drive will not increase the size of the Partitions so now we have to make the partition(s) bigger
Your sda2 partition will not have 10GB of free space.
Notes
Notes on partitions, their layouts and the process of making more space available to LEDE in a virtual machine.
Quick Setup
LEDE will now boot but we will not be able to access it because the IP address is wrong. To fix that:
Because we used the stable release when LEDE is booted up you can access LuCI via you browser by using the address http://192.168.56.2/ .This means you can do a lot of editing in the GUI rather than the command line. If you used a snapshot you will need follow the Full Setup shown below and install LuCI manually.
Full Setup
There are many more settings that 'might' need to be done but I have not got that far yet.
You are all done now, enjoy!!!
These are some other things that do not fit into the guide above but might be useful for some people.
I do not know how to do this. I am guessing you just update the root/system/sda1 partition with either of these packages as appropriate:
If you get I/O errors when using the uci command it is probably caused by lack of free space on the file system. Instructions below. Using VI will not fix these errors but will let you change the IP address in /etc/config/network so you can access LuCI for easier diagnosis.
Just incase you cannot make any changes with the uci commands then here is a crash course on VI editor
Notes
You really should disconnect a VDI image from Virtualbox via the 'Virtual Media Manger' before moving the VDI file but if you dont here is the quick way of fixing that issue.
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