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Re: Set Shared Folder -- NA --5-Jul-05 19:46 -- NA -- 5-Jul-05 19:46  Hm, it was intended as a standard know-it-all answer to a lounge question - looks a bit dimwitted in here though Paul modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am. Re: Set Shared Folder Roger Wright4-Jul-05 20:47 Roger Wright 4-Jul-05 20:47  It depends upon which operating system you're using, but generally you right-click on the icon for the resource you want to share, select Properties, then wing it from there. Somewhere there will be a tab labelled "Security" or "Sharing" or some such. Selecting that tab will take you to a panel that let's you select which Users or Groups the item should be accessible to. Play a bit, and learn; you really can't break anything in this area, though you may leave some resources open to outside attack. Just don't set Administrator permissions to "Deny" and you should be okay... "...putting all your eggs in one basket along with your bowling ball and gym clothes only gets you scrambled eggs and an extra laundry day... " - Jeffry J. Brickley Re: Set Shared Folder f25-Jul-05 1:48 f2 5-Jul-05 1:48  i think i made u all mis-understand. anyone has code snippet that create a folder and set shared folder with permission? from, -= aLbert =- Re: Set Shared Folder -- NA --5-Jul-05 19:49 -- NA -- 5-Jul-05 19:49  I think you may find some useful information starting here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/stgmgmt/fs/netshareadd.asp Paul modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am. Re: Set Shared Folder Mekong River10-Jul-05 12:24 Mekong River 10-Jul-05 12:24  Check http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/scripts/storage/shares/stshvb01.mspx A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Set Shared Folder f211-Jul-05 3:05 f2 11-Jul-05 3:05  NICE ONE! =) from, -= aLbert =- Hook dlls ........ michaelnoam3-Jul-05 22:10 michaelnoam 3-Jul-05 22:10  I've written a program that detects the presence of a keylogger on a process ... If I detect one - I wish to scan the process and find the location of the dll who's being using as a logger .. Michael Noam How rescue the files Mekong River2-Jul-05 17:01 Mekong River 2-Jul-05 17:01  I just-bought-a-month-ago computer, SONY model, crush without informing me a word before it drop death. many attempt had been made to restored it but fail! according to expert, the hard disk does not want to come to live again. I want to cry out loud because there are 80Gb of my documents in that crazy computer hard disk. I suppose to buy a 500Gb backup hard drive this sunday and transfer the data from the computer. anyway, i think it know my plan in advance and it just drop dead a day in advance. This SONY computer is real smart. it out smart me in all ways!!!! anyway, i hate computers in general particularly the sony one. you know there are lot of things that we should HATE computer. one of the thing that my mind could think of is "it act like our enemy". why? because when we are in a hurry and want to work fast, "this enemy" just crowl and start to count-the-grass walking. when we are not in a hurry, it work fast. you can try if you don't believe me (when in a hurry you open many programs or many file and want to print this and that, the computer just go down, find the garden and count the grass even though your house is sky high and no green thing around....). well, well, the more i talk about computer the more i hate it!!!!! Any idea to rescue the file, please let me know... A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: How rescue the files Michael Dunn3-Jul-05 10:40 Michael Dunn 3-Jul-05 10:40  There are companies that deal in data recovery. They aren't cheap, but if you really need those files badly, and as long as the magnetic media itself is intact, that may be your only option. --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ Strange things are afoot at the U+004B U+20DD Re: How rescue the files Mekong River4-Jul-05 5:21 Mekong River 4-Jul-05 5:21  Thank you very much for your comment, I might be use bart pe[^] in order to access my C: drive from the CDROM. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: How rescue the files Roger Wright3-Jul-05 10:52 Roger Wright 3-Jul-05 10:52  My first step would be to remove the drive and install it as a slave in a second computer. It may just be a controller failure in the Sony, and your files may be recoverable by simply copying them from the old drive to another one. Sometimes drives become unbootable because of disk damage, but can still be read in this configuration. If it works, you'll save the many thou$sand$ a disk recovery company will charge you. If it doesn't work, you're no worse off than now. Good luck! "...putting all your eggs in one basket along with your bowling ball and gym clothes only gets you scrambled eggs and an extra laundry day... " - Jeffry J. Brickley Re: How rescue the files Mekong River4-Jul-05 5:22 Mekong River 4-Jul-05 5:22  Thank you very much for your comment, my solution could be found from here.[^] A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Trapping the Kill of a process in Task Manager manivannan.p1-Jul-05 23:34 manivannan.p 1-Jul-05 23:34  Hi , I have a problem for which, I found no solution till now. Would be very happy if you could help me in this. This is in Windows OS. I have a C# .NET windows application running. I go to TaskManager and kill the process. Now, I want my application to be aware of this killing.I tried all the WIN API's and events too but nothing is fired back to the application. All these Closing and Handle destroying events are called only when I close the application. Please help me in finding a solution for the same. Thanks and Regards, Re: Trapping the Kill of a process in Task Manager toxcct2-Jul-05 10:46 toxcct 2-Jul-05 10:46  just curious, but why would you like to avoid one to kill the process ? (is your code a virus like ? ) TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] Re: Trapping the Kill of a process in Task Manager Michael Dunn3-Jul-05 10:45 Michael Dunn 3-Jul-05 10:45  You can't. Killing a process means the OS unceremoniously rips it out of memory. If an app were hung, and the OS notified it that it was being killed, then what? The app is hung and can't respond. An app could also do all sorts of Bad Things in response (like a virus could run another copy of itself). --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ Strange things are afoot at the U+004B U+20DD Re: Trapping the Kill of a process in Task Manager zildjohn013-Jul-05 11:34 zildjohn01 3-Jul-05 11:34  the best technique (and only technique ) for this i have seen is to run two processes, process_a.exe and process_b.exe In each create and open a handle of the other process, and wait for close notification of the other process, when you get that notify, just shell the process again. please dont send me a virus [[[ sig goes here ]]] Re: Trapping the Kill of a process in Task Manager munawar19686-Jul-05 21:06 munawar1968 6-Jul-05 21:06  Most viruses these days seem to be using this technique... (Re.."In each create and open a handle of the other process, and wait for close notification of the other process, when you get that notify, just shell the process again." ) How can it be countered .. programmatically or otherwise? Any ideas? Re: Trapping the Kill of a process in Task Manager Vasudevan Deepak Kumar18-Jul-05 1:55 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 18-Jul-05 1:55  Hi Manivannan: Itz by design. When you select 'End Process', did you go through the warning: "Terminating a process can cause undesirable results including loss of data and system instability. The process will not be given a chance to save its state or data before it is terminated. Are you sure you want to terminate the process?" Deepak Kumar Vasudevan Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ own "system hot-keys" Tibor Blazko1-Jul-05 0:40 Tibor Blazko 1-Jul-05 0:40  is there any sw i can (re)define some own hot-keys? i want to define all possible key actions (f.e. make arrow-up using win-u) i like http://www.thewonderfulicon.com/ but seems is is not good enough for this (can't assing arrow-up) Dr. Watson produces empty log Francisco Hung29-Jun-05 8:19 Francisco Hung 29-Jun-05 8:19  Hi All, I am using Windows 2003 server and would like to make sure Dr. Watson produces the appropriate log when a program crashes. I believe I have all the setup done correctly. I ran a program that will crash and Dr. Watson produces a log file that contains only the following 2 lines : Microsoft (R) DrWtsn32 Copyright (C) 1985-2002 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. Any suggestions on what needs to be done? Thanks. Connecting to a remote SQL Server in WinXP SP2 Majid Shahabfar28-Jun-05 6:38 Majid Shahabfar 28-Jun-05 6:38  I have a problem to connect to a remote SQL Server in WinXp SP2. The error is "SQL Server does not exist or access denied". I've done almost all of the solutions that are recommended in Microsoft support service. I added sqlservr.exe program into the exception list of firewall included with XP SP2. I added 1433 (TCP) and 1434 (UDP) ports into that exception list as well. Even I disable XP SP2 firewall. but I got the problem again. Finally I installed SQL Server Service Pack 3a but unfortunately the problem is still exist. I really don't know what should I do after doing all of the above tasks. Is there anybody here who can solve this problem? Thank you in advance. Re: Connecting to a remote SQL Server in WinXP SP2 toxcct29-Jun-05 5:49 toxcct 29-Jun-05 5:49  did you created a user account on your sql server to connect to ? TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc] CMOS not save the change Mekong River27-Jun-05 17:21 Mekong River 27-Jun-05 17:21  Hi, I have a problem with my computer boot device priority. I have set the boot device as the following order. 1. CDROM. 2. Floppy A:. 3. Hard disk. 4. From network. But when I first start the computer, it usually boot from the network. Unless I restart the computer again then it start to boot from the hard disk drive. I'm sure that when I exit the CMOS I already save the change to the configuration. But when I turn off the computer the computer and start it again. I try to check the battery and i found it run goods (the clock run correctly). I don't know where is the problem come from, does anybody have any idea? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: CMOS not save the change saifi_hazarvi10-Jul-05 21:01 saifi_hazarvi 10-Jul-05 21:01  Dear I also face this problem....The problem is actually in Jumper Setting...Check the Jumper setting near your CMOS.....change the setting of jumper and save the CMOS setting in SETUP..... A jumper is usually set to not save the CMOS change so that a user may not change accidently..... bye Saifi Hazarvi Pakistan Re: CMOS not save the change Mekong River20-Feb-06 15:56 Mekong River 20-Feb-06 15:56  Thank you very much for your comment. I already check it and found the reason is not from the jumper. The reason is the battery of CMOS is low. Now I laready chang the battery of the CMOS of my laptop.

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