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If the speakers are all plugged in correctly, you might want to try unplugging them completely from everything and plugging them back in. I have a problem with my speakers where it seems some static builds up and they dont work until I unplug the power adapter and and speaker to computer plug and plug them back in.
Also check for driver updates, it may be that the mouse change is interfering with the speakers.
Check for IRQ conflicts.
CleaKO
"I think you'll be okay here, they have a thin candy shell. 'Surprised you didn't know that." - Tommy Boy
"Fill it up again! Fill it up again! Once it hits your lips, it's so good!" - Frank the Tank (Old School)
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Hi all,
I need to be able to automatically run a program of my choice, say an .exe or a VC++ program, when a particular USB device is plugged in. Does anyone know how to do it, or know where i can find more information about this topic?
any help is greatly appreciated!
thanks and regards,
Alvin
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I think you are using Windows environment. Assuming the same, this is how Windows OS works.
There is a service called Plug And Play (see services.msc) and you will see this service as running (generally) on computer systems. This is the service which keeps the track of any device plugged in/out from the PC. Either you create a windows service which checks these ports or you hook your application with system service to get the notification about any device added/removed from the system and accordingly execute the next steps.
Let me know if you need any further help on this.
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I have Windows XP Home. I have an external Buffalo hard disk partitioned. When I "safely remove" the drives 2 partitions remain in Explorer and Defrag sees them too.
Other than the icons just being there I think they are messing up my being able to get Microsoft Updates even though I have a genuine Windows copy installed on my 2002
Hewelett Packard Pavilion 762n. Any idea on how to fix this? Thanks
BSOD lost C: and no recovery disks. No restore program to access D: Retired Ron
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You are looking for "AutoPlay". Found in Microsoft Windows XP Inside Out 2nd edition. Book confusing suggest search feature at microsoft site.
BSOD lost C: and no recovery disks. No restore program to access D: Retired Ron
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Q. Do you copyright your source code?
It bothers me to have to mail my secret source code to a copyright attorney or U.S. copyright office. I'm not comfortable with anyone seeing all my hard work. Who can you trust?
I'm asking because it seems to me very difficult to prove or disprove if my source code is being used, whole or in part, by another program.
A software thief would be smart enough to not copy a Windows App in its entirety because it would look identical to the original.
However, a small DLL copy or clone and rename would probably pass the public eye unnoticably.
I fully understand book copyrighting because the text is public and easily compared to another authors text. Plagiarism much more easily detected and proved or disproved.
But software source code is something hidden from public eye.
There's no way I could know if someone has cut-n-paste my source code into thiers.
On the other hand, I can also understand that copyrighting may be a good 'extra care measure' to protect the 'what if' cases of source code theft.
Q. What is your honest opinion about source code copyrights.
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As far as I know, anything written or produced by an individual is copyrighted in the United States regardless. The officialness of all of that would be Trademarks and Patents and those must be taken care of through official means.
Having said that, I agree that it would be difficult to prove anything along those lines, Im really not sure what to tell you about how to protect everything.
CleaKO
"I think you'll be okay here, they have a thin candy shell. 'Surprised you didn't know that." - Tommy Boy
"Fill it up again! Fill it up again! Once it hits your lips, it's so good!" - Frank the Tank (Old School)
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How to add controls such as checkbox, textbox, optionbutton to datagrid in windows application?
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Hi,
I am creating a Windows Installer wherein I have added a "RegisterUser" dialog to the installer interface.
However, I would like this "RegisterUser" dialog only when it is being freshly installed on a machine.
For eg. If I am installing the software on machine A for the first time, then RegisterUser dialog will be displayed on the screen. After that if i uninstall the software from that machine and again re-install the same , then the "RegisterUser" dialog should not be displayed again, since the software was already previously installed on that machine(A)
Please Help!!!.
Thanking you in Advance
Kind Regards
Pratik Shah
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I would recommend creating your own custom action. Create a new assembly containing your own user registration form and a class derived from System.Configuration.Install.Installer. Handle the AfterInstall event and display your own form:
// MyInstaller is derived from the class 'Installer'.
MyInstaller() : base()
{
AfterInstall += new InstallEventHandler(AfterInstallEventHandler);
}
private void AfterInstallEventHandler(object sender, InstallEventArgs e)
{
// Show the user registration form.
if (NewUser())
new MyUserRegistrationForm().Show();
}
private bool NewUser()
{
// Determine whether this is a clean install.
}
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hi
this is malayappa
we have a game developed in Little Movie processing source format i.e
.LS format and we need a compiler to compile the .LS files in windows.
please help in this regard
Thanking you
malayappa
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i want code for scheduling crystal reports for printing in my windows application,plz if any body knows give me code atmyid nitin.kankrej@gmail.com
ok
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I am creating a graphics user-interface. I need someone to help me with creating it. It will containt hteese controls:
ToolBar,
MenuBar,
ContextMenu,
ExplorerBar,
DockableWindows
and many more. I need special help with creating context menu. If you want to help me in your free time mail me to bball@centrum.sk. thanks very much.
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Do you mean to create your own ones rather than using the existing ones? Also I would like to know what programming language you intend to use for these? C or Vb.net.
What a curious mind needs to discover knowledge is noting else than a pin-hole.
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Yes i mean creating new ones. I use C# as a programing language
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Exactly what do you expect us to do for you?
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I would suggest searching on this site and on google for
"Extending ToolBar in C#" etc. you will find many useful things.
"All of us who served in one war or another know very well that all wars are the glory and the agony of the young."
Gerald Ford
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I am creating a context menu but there are two problems:
1. I dont know if I should use Control or Form as a base class because ContextMenuStrip is a Control
but i dont know how to show control as a form.
2. When i add text box or combobox or any control which needs focus to be used it will activate the context menu form
Can you help me ??
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Can any body help me?
I have create window form using C#.There are two item that is textbox for user key in password and OK button to link new form.
What is the code to take user input in the text box.
What is the code to veryfied user input is correct with the real password. If correct link to another form and aotomaticlly close this form.If wrong automaticlly close this form.
TQ.....
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if u are using vs2005 then u dont need to write so much just go to the code and in auth. write ur code. But u r using vs2003 then u find the code on this portal on the left hand side of the Home Page....
Regards,
Smart Boy
Mumbai,
(INDIA)
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I am working on a POS application that needs to run once, and then when called again it will just activate the current instance. So I have the run once code working but now I need to be able to pass params to the running instance. I am trying to implement a way to save the params to my properties.settings.default.param1, so when the exe is called the second time, I check for an existing instance by name, and if I find it I restore it. before I restore it I save the value of my params, and in the activated event of my form, I grab that data and present it to the user. Well this is not working all the time, sometimes it works sometimes it does not...I'm totally open to new ideas on this process...
Christopher J. Thornburg
Senior Systems Analyst
Ideal Card
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Please accept my apology I am a bit confused about activating the current instance because you are saying that "run once code working". Therefore, the application is not getting ran for twice.
The second attempt to run application will restore to current instance (right?). If you are dealing C# I can't help but in VB. I would use strings in resources of applications where I store these parameters and then recall them back to use. I have copied a sample code from MSDN for you, I tought that it would give you an idea how to save and retrieve parameters from a resource file of an application. Take this please just an idea... 
Imports System
Imports System.Resources
Imports System.IO
Public Class WriteResources
Public Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String)
' Create a file stream to encapsulate items.resources.
Dim fs As New FileStream("items.resources", _
FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write)
' Open a resource writer to write from the stream.
Dim writer = New ResourceWriter(fs)
' Add resources to the resource writer.
writer.AddResource("String 1", "First String")
writer.AddResource("String 2", "Second String")
writer.AddResource("String 3", "Third String")
' Generate the resources, and close the writer.
writer.Generate()
writer.Close()
End Sub
End Class
What a curious mind needs to discover knowledge is noting else than a pin-hole.
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Thank you...but that is basically what I am doing...my params save just fine to my resource file...but my "Activated" event is not working they way I thought it would. When I restore the first instance, sometimes I get my data and sometimes its like the Activated event is not even firing!!!!
Yeah I'm a C# guy...last basic I wrote was in 1988....hahaha.
Christopher J. Thornburg
Senior Systems Analyst
Ideal Card
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