Showing posts with label Trouble and Fix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trouble and Fix. Show all posts

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Know Your usb driver into your Computers

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How to know its your computers had benn installed usb driver ?

with this tool , you can solve your trouble

USBDeview is very useful USB device handler software for computer administrators. It is a which lists all the USB devices installed or previously connected to the system. With the help of this utility, one can know the description of all the USB devices connected to the system which includes name, type, serial number, data and time it was added to the system, vendor ID, product ID and more.

This utility can be utilized to block the access to the particular USB device to increase security on the system. You can also use the utility to access and manage USB devices on other computers over the network. With advanced options, the administrator can be alerted when a USB device is plugged in. Create HTML reports of the device list for future references.

There are plenty of command-line options to connect to multiple computers over the network. You can even translate this to other languages easily. USBDeview is a perfect USB device management tool for administrators. READMORE

Friday, July 16, 2010

CMOS Checksum Bad Errors

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Causes of CMOS Checksum Bad Errors
There are 3 main reasons that cause a CMOS Checksum Bad Error:
• CMOS Battery malfunctioning
• Your BIOS has been updated (possibly a virus)
• The computer was shut down improperly (MS

 

Windows requires you to shut down your computer before shutting off the power).
Here are some remedies for each situation:
CMOS Battery Not Functioning Properly: If your CMOS battery is not functioning properly change it. Go into your CMOS and write down all of the settings. If you loose them you can also get them from your computer manufacturer. Locate the battery and remove it (consult your computers manual or tech support). Once you have your new battery, you can replace it and reenter your CMOS settings.
Your BIOS has Been Updated: Your CMOS settings may have become reset. Make sure that the values entered in the BIOS are correct and reset them to the default settings. Run a virus scan and make sure that the BIOS settings are back to the default.
The Computer Was Shut Down Improperly: Running MS Windows, if you shut down your laptop or desktop without shutting down your operating system first, it will corrupt the CMOS settings and cause the CMOS Checksum Bad Error.
Avoid this error by completely shutting down your computer before turning off the power.

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Monday, November 16, 2009

FIX TROUBLE WINDOWS By XPQUICK FIX

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This software only 0.55 mb it’s enough for your disket and free.

 

QuickFixXp Fix Xp

 

There are a lot of excellent free Windows comprehensive repairing and fixing tools around the internet. But there are times when you want just one quick fix for example when you are under a virus attack and you just want to enable the Task Manager or the Registry Editor so you can fight the virus back, or when some new installation changed your XP behavior and My Documents opens on every start up.
The XP Quick Fix Plus application provides 40 common Windows XP problems fixes. Portable, small and fast, a must have on every computer and with a small extra, a command line utility to fix 6 common problems directly from command line !
Note ! There can be a problem with the same symptoms as described in XP Quick Fix, but it happened because of a different reason, in this case, XP Quick Fix, may not solve the problem but also will not harm your computer.
In a case there is no way to run XP Quick Fix Plus from Windows or if you need to run the fix from a batch file or script, there is a simple command line utility (QFC.EXE) included in the original zip file, only 38kb.
Open a command line (cmd.exe), change directory to the program folder and run QFC.EXE with the parameters:
QFC /t - quick enable the Task Manager
QFC /r - quick enable the Rgistry Editor
QFC /f - quick enable the Folder Options
QFC /e - quick restore the Run Dialog
QFC /p - quick restore My Computer Properties
QFC /x - Quick fix Windows can't run exe files

QFC /x - Quick fix Windows can't run exe files


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