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Basically not possible. If you can't read the file you can't use it. If you can read it you can copy it.
Most "Copy protection" systems are having intentional errors or other anomalies on the cd which the program searches for.
All normal cdburners are unable to recreate these errors intentionally .
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Always I connected to the Internet I saw this[^] warning from East Nod32.
I scanned all my drives but nothing found.
How can I abandon myself from this?
Can you help me ?
modified on Monday, August 11, 2008 11:46 AM
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I think thats ok, it probably picked it up while trying to load from some 'malicious site' you were visiting. It could be a false alarm.
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Thank leppie.
leppie wrote: It could be a false alarm.
I don't think so.Because after this alarm this code appears in top of each website that I visit.
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"
src="http://v.freefl.info/day.js"></script>
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Try to use another virus scanner, for example F-Secure.[^]
Try a spyware scanner, for example Spybot S&D[^]
Or use Autoruns[^] from sysinternals to find out which apps are autostarting on your computer.
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Detecting Version of Acrobat Reader Which is Installed at The Client Side [ in any language! ]...
tnx!
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The user may not have any version of Adobe Reader.
I use Foxit Reader[^] which seems to be faster and less buggy than Adobe.
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991
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Has anyone downloaded the trial version of Windows Server 2008 Web edition(64 bit) (6001.18000.080118-1840_amd64fre_ServerWeb_en-us-KRMWXFRE_EN_DVD.iso from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=B1CB6D54-7268-4791-9C5D-CDB21516BF5A&WT.sp=_msdn_,dcsmgru7m99k7mqmgrhudo0k8_8c6m&displaylang=en[^]) and managed to install it?
I've tried downloading it four times in the last few days and I'm convinced the file is corrupted. Boots fine, but when it starts installing windows, it fails with message 0x80070017 The file may be corrupt or missing.
Installing on DL360 G5 with 4GB Ram, 72GB HDD primary. Also tried with HP SmartStart v 8.00 to install necessary drivers etc and this fails when starting to load windows with message winsetup.dll cannot be found (0x7B).
32 bit version works fine.
Perhaps I'll try enterprise version of it and see if that works.
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i need to reboot a solaris machine from another solaris machine.
Is there any command available ?
Thanks,
Sakthi
Nice things do nice works
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The command to reboot a Solaris machine is reboot. It works also on most other Unix-like operating systems (Linux, *BSD).
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how can LogOff the computer in c# ?
can anybody help me ?
H.R
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Hello,
sorry for my bad English.
Hopefully anyone is able to help me. Thank you very much.
What I want to do
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I am writing an application using Win32 API and Visual C++ 6.0.
This application will perfrom a system warmstart,
but only if a list of programs are *not* actually running.
To do this, I have used the Win32 API-function "EnumWindows()"
to get the same list as Windows' task manager will return.
Everything is tested fine at moduel level.
Now my big problem
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I have added this application as an SQL server agent job to Microsft SQL Server 7.
But now, the application does not work properly, because the list,
returned by EnumWindows(), is empty.
I am a newbie to Windows system development. But it seems, that there are access
problems between user's desktop and server agent's desktop.
How can I get this list of running applications from within running as an SQL server agent job?
I have tried enumeration of winstations, desktops and desktopwindows.
Is this the correct way to sove the problem?
I will get errors #2 (not found) and #5 (access denied).
I have poor knowledge of winstations, desktops and security.
Want I want is:
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I am logged on as administrator to Windows 2000.
I am starting a sample batch (sample.cmd) with "sample.cmd" as its window title.
I can see this batch from within the task manager.
My application can see it, too, if started from inside windows explorer.
Then I start SQL Server 7, and I add my application as an SQL server agent job.
My application will start, but will *not* see "sample.cmd".
What must be done, so that my apllication running as an SQL server agent job,
will see the sample batch?
Thank you very much for any help!
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Under windows Vista I have set up a few non-admin users. On the Same PC I have several volumes which contain sensitive files. I have been playing around with the volumes permissions but so far have not been able to achieve the desired result. I want the other users to be able to see the volume in "My Computer" but be unable to access them without the administrators password. i.e. double clicking on the volume a UAC box should appear prompting for the password. Does anybody know how this can be done?
Waldermort
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If you right click on the drive you want to restrict, click on properties and go to the "security" tab, you can change the security permissions for the drive. If you only allow administrators to be able to access the drive content, I believe that if a non-administrator tries to access the drive a UAC box will appear and ask for the administrator password.
Hope this helps,
--Perspx
"The Blue Screen of Death, also known as The Blue Screen of Doom, the "Blue Screen of Fun", "Phatul Exception: The WRECKening" and "Windows Vista", is a multi award-winning game first developed in 1995 by Microsoft" - Uncyclopedia
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Hi,
I am trying to create a CPU Usage monitoring application. I am using PerformanceMonitor to do it. However as I was observing the data from Task Manager's CPU Usage column (Process Tab) and Performance Monitor (Process - % Processor Time) readings, they don't seem to coincide at all (Not even close). I tried to change the Performance Monitors sampling interval, but I can't seem to make the 2 coincide.
Does anyone, know why the readings are different?
Thanks. 
SDE
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Expand the CPU section in the PerformanceMonitor and check the CPU readings for processes that are running against the CPU readings for processes in the Task Manager, where do the differences lie?
alex1205 wrote: they don't seem to coincide at all (Not even close)
How different are the readings?
Regards,
--Perspx
"The Blue Screen of Death, also known as The Blue Screen of Doom, the "Blue Screen of Fun", "Phatul Exception: The WRECKening" and "Windows Vista", is a multi award-winning game first developed in 1995 by Microsoft" - Uncyclopedia
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Sorry for the late response. Been very busy.
Perspx wrote: Expand the CPU section in the PerformanceMonitor and check the CPU readings for processes that are running against the CPU readings for processes in the Task Manager, where do the differences lie?
How do I do this? (Sorry newbie here)
Perspx wrote: How different are the readings?
Very different. Task Manager Says 10% while PerfMon goes to 20% (1 second sampling).
SDE
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alex1205 wrote: Sorry for the late response. Been very busy.
No worries.
alex1205 wrote: How do I do this? (Sorry newbie here)
In the left pane click on Reliability and Performance. In the right pane a window is shown with boxes with headings Resource Overview, CPU, Disk, Network, Memory and Learn more. In the box with the CPU heading, click on the down arrow to the right of it, which will expand this box and show a list of currently running processes with their CPU usage as a header of the table. You can then compare this to the list of processes and their CPU usage in the Task Manager and see what is different - maybe one or two processes aren't being registered in either application, or their CPU reading isn't being measured accurately.
Regards,
--Perspx
"The Blue Screen of Death, also known as The Blue Screen of Doom, the "Blue Screen of Fun", "Phatul Exception: The WRECKening" and "Windows Vista", is a multi award-winning game first developed in 1995 by Microsoft" - Uncyclopedia
Introduction to Object-Oriented JavaScript
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Perspx wrote: In the left pane click on Reliability and Performance.
Could not see this.  I am using windows XP perfmon. Is this the same process that is mentioned above?
Thanks.
SDE
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I am writing a script that gets today's date and writes it to a text file (yesterday.txt).
For example, when this script runs, it will place today's date "20083007" into yesterday.txt.
This script works.
I have another script that is supposed to read in the line from the text file and store it in a variable.
When I read it in from my script, it reads it as "20082907 " < There is an extra space.
I do not want this extra space and cannot find anything on how to get rid of it. Any help would be much appreciated.
This writes the date to the text file.
For /f "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %%a in ('date /t') do set date=%%c%%b%%a
echo %date% > yesterday.txt
This is my code for retrieving the line from the text file.
set /p yesterdaysdate= <yesterday.txt>
</yesterday.txt>
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We're trying to set up a VPN and we are running into some issues. Here is our setup:
We have a linksys router hooked into a 16 port switch. The Router has IPSec Passthrough, PPTP Passthrough, and L2TP Passthrough enabled.
We have 2 servers. The first is our webserver/code repository/sql server, the second is our domain server. The webserver is a member of the domain.
Port forwarding on port 1723 is pointing to the server we are trying to set up as our VPN Server (webserver).
The webserver, also the vpn server, only has one NIC card. Because of this setup we had to do the custom setup. We are not using this server as the router. We just want it to handle the VPN.
We are first trying to set up the VP locally and we want to use our domain accounts. The domain accounts have Allow Access checked under Remote Access Permission (Dial In or VPN)
When we log in on XP we get Error 6. On Vista, we get TCP/IP CP and TCP/IPv6 CP error 733
The logs are showing something that I cannot find any information on. It's called an Admin Reset. So, from the logs we see that the user is connecting and authenticating okay, but then there is this admin reset.
Does anyone know why we can't connect or have any suggestions?
Thanks
Broken Bokken
You can't carry out a ninja-style assasination dressed as an astronaut. It's the luminous fabric; too visible. - Tripod
The story of your fighting is a poem of two words: YOU SUCK.
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My suggestion is that you get routers with builtin VPN.
Trust me, it's gonna save you a lot of grey hairs!
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Our linksys has VPN passthrough and we already have 2 Windows 2003 servers. No need to go buy more hardware.
In either case, I figured out the problem. I had to set an IP range on the VPN server for IP's to be handed out to clients. I set aside 50 IPs (.200-.250) and made sure the router allowed those addresses. The server gives out the addresses in that range, and being a small company we will never eat up 100 addresses in the range 100-200 to have to worry about multiple machines getting the same address.
Broken Bokken
You can't carry out a ninja-style assasination dressed as an astronaut. It's the luminous fabric; too visible. - Tripod
The story of your fighting is a poem of two words: YOU SUCK.
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Environment: Windows Server 2003
I have enabled FTP and created an FTP account. I can log in from another computer via FTP with a specific account and password and can use get and put to transfer files. But I cannot log in with anonymous. The IIS utilities have the option set to allow anonymous. When it asks for a password and I send something like me@here.com, the request is always denied. Is there some other method of controlling access of which I am not aware. ACL (Acces Control List) comes to mind but I know nothing of them.
I found the Microsoft deployment books for Server 2003 from their web site, but that is a bunch of data. I have yet to see anything in the chapter name descriptions that looks like it will lead me to the right place for thd answers I need.
Does anyone know all the ways that anonymous ftp acccess can be denied?
Thanks for your time
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