Hardware & Devices

NetDave wrote:

Any suggestions on how to what to try next? Maybe a different HD? Is my RAM suspect?

Sebastian Schneider wrote:

However stupid that sounds, does the box have one or more antennae? The models all look the same (except for the antennae), so a non-wireless model might have slipped through. Also, the box might have the wrong firmware. Try to upgrade the firmware to the most recent revision.

Sebastian Schneider wrote:

However stupid that sounds, does the box have one or more antennae? The models all look the same (except for the antennae), so a non-wireless model might have slipped through. Also, the box might have the wrong firmware. Try to upgrade the firmware to the most recent revision.

dan neely wrote:

2) If that doesn't work (or if you just want to be rid of the suckware in general) start-run-msconfig, startup tab, find the row for hppusg.exe and disable it from starting at boot time. Click apply. It shouldn't try and start the next time you reboot.

typedef struct _SOMESTRUCT
{
ULONG arg1;
CHAR arg2[10];
} SOMESTRUCT, *PSOMESTRUCT;
 
CHAR szcpy[] = "copy me copy me copy me copy me";
_SOMESTRUCT mySomeStruct = {0};
mySomeStruct.arg1 = strlen(szcpy);
 
__asm
{
	lea ebx, mySomeStruct //Load address of struct into base register
	mov ecx, [ebx]mySomeStruct.arg1 //Move length of string into counter register
	lea edi, [ebx]mySomeStruct.arg2 //Load address of destination buffer
	lea esi, szcpy //Load address of source buffer
	shr ecx,1 //Shift right ecx
	rep movsw //Repeat move words
	adc ecx,ecx //Add with carry ecx
	rep movsb //Repeat move remaining bytes
}