Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom Build (multiple machines) OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x86, Windows 7 Professional x64, Windows 8 Pro x64 CPU: AMD Athlon 7750 Dual-Core 2.70 GHz Motherboard: ECS GF8200A Memory: 3GB Graphics Card: Nvidia Monitor(s) Displays: Asus 24'' Screen Resolution: 1680x1050 Browser: IE, Chrome, Firefox (Primary) Antivirus: Microsoft Security Esentials Other Info: Will update a full list soon...am planning on upgrading my system later this summer anyways.
But it is still not showing where it should I presume? That being the case you have something wrong with your Windows set up. In an earlier post i asked if your PC had Win 7 Ultimate pre installed? Was it?
when I open up my command prompt and type 'ipconfig' without the ' and press enter it returns the line:
'ipconfig' is nto recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file
I am trying to find out the information I need in order to set up a static IP Address for port...
Hi All,
I'm running a program that parses .csv files and then changes them into ._OK files. This process takes longer when there are a large number of *.OK files in the folder where the files being converted are located. To remedy this I occasionally manually run this command:
del *._OK
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I want to create a setup whereas a command line command can be run from any directory/folder, without having to be in the directory/folder whereas the command line command resides ?
Hello Everybody!
I don't know if this is a real issue, or just one of those "What the . . . .!!" situations. You judge.
Situation:
I was working on a batch file that combines two .txt (ASCII?) files created in Notepad to create a composite file, and I noticed something really interesting. ...
When I am told to go to START/SEARCH and type in COMMAND, so I can RUN as Admin, it finds neither COM.exe or COMMAND.exe so I can "Run as Admin" in the DOS windows. It use to.
I do have a RUN command that will bring up the DOS window but when executing some commands like CHKDSK it tells me I...