Posts by William Richardson12

One decent option was Format Factory, give it a shot and see if it works for you.

But why wouldn't it boot if you made it with Rufus or whatever...
What did you actually burn onto that disc?

Then try getting into the installer... but if you haven't got an empty partition ready, you're gonna have a bad time with the installation.

George Ortiz82 said:I can't believe I actually have to wipe Windows just to tweak some BIOS settings.

It's because depending on the controller mode, the master boot record looks different... you can't just swap that out on the fly. ☕

Not gonna translate the whole thing for you

Please run the Windows Explorer and go to the folder "C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\" and copy all files to your document folder, also copy the setupapi logs from the folder C:\Windows\Inf and the file "C:\Windows\winsxs\poqexec.log" to your document folder (otherwise you can't upload it), zip all files into 1 ZIP and upload the zip to your SkyDrive [1] and post a link here.

Just drop the link to that zip and I'll see what's actually going on. If you've got enough space on your C drive, this shouldn't be happening...🤔

That missing api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll usually means you need a specific Windows update. Just grab the Universal C Runtime Update for Windows from Microsoft and you should be good to go.

So, you're just behind on your Windows updates... just run them all and that DLL will show up eventually. ☕

Some guy built a website just to display a folder like that... nothing special.

Anyway, if you just right-click in Chrome or Firefox and hit "view page source," you can see it for yourself.

Then why are you even running sqlbrowser?

Besides, you should just scan all your active processes and kill whatever looks suspicious...

Task Manager is your best friend here.

RAR is basically just leftover tech from the days of 32-bit Windows and FAT32 systems, where you were stuck with a 4GB file limit. Back then, you couldn't even fit a 4GB+ ISO on a drive like that without issues.

Just unzip the RAR file and call it a day. ☕

Malwarebytes Anti-malware, CCleaner, AdwCleaner... let's see how it acts after all that.

By the way, you work with databases? 🤔

Did you get it seated right on the case?

What kind of connector are you running?

Here’s some reading for you. Hopefully your English is up to par. Everything you need is laid out in detail here.

https://www.online-tech-tips.com/com...uments-folder/

ironcyclist58, what we actually need here is for the author to show us their own attempt at a fix. No point in us jumping in to solve it if they haven't even tried...

We're here to explain things, not do the work for them 😬

Just grab that textbook or manual and start reading. There’s probably some code snippets in there from the lab exercises and stuff. Go through the materials... even if it takes you a couple of days.

This assignment is basic stuff. Anyone who's finished an intro to programming course should have this down... it's like learning addition in grade school.

Andrew Peterson2 said:You could've helped him more—honestly, you probably would've just done the whole thing yourself if it were actually that simple anyway...

Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD via Reddit

If learning how to code means you've mastered elementary math... then sure. The logic behind this whole thing is basically middle school level stuff. ☕

It’s pretty straightforward... just loop through the digits, sum them up, and check if it hits the >,

Check the CPU temps during those spikes and see how much RAM is getting eaten up.

wearycrane15 said:To be honest, I’ve never been much of a fan of OpenOffice, and I really don't see the point in dealing with ODT files... it’s just so much easier to stick to a single, universal standard like DOC or DOCX.

Agreed. Once the DocX library becomes an open source standard where the layout is locked in at the library level, we'll be set. Until then, Accenture...

It sounds nice when they tell her they're moving her onto newer, supported tech... like they're sending her back in time.

It's questions like these that drive them to drop something new every once in a while... honestly, it just depends on what you're looking for and how much cash you're willing to burn.

Or maybe try something like this. No promises it'll work, but worth a shot...

https://smallpdf.com/unlock-pdf