Summary: I need a batch file to run at a certain time, after I leave work. I can't use scheduled tasks because they are disabled by GPO. Any ideas of a way aro...
Summary: I work at a public Library and we have a Public Lab where users didn't seem to want to get off at closing time. We solved the problem using a shutdown...
Summary: I have an Dell Inspiron 8200, 2.0 GHz processor, but it only runs at 1.2 GHz. I have set the BIOS to run at maximum speed, and have set Power Options ...
Summary: you need to set the bus clock in the bios, or mebbe that motherboard won't support 2.2 speed. i have one the same way. if i set the bios to run at 133...
Summary: I cant seem to get XP to connect to the net at a certain time. I have several DL managers installed with scheduling features on them but when I sched...
Summary: Alright, I bought all brand new components for my computer. Athlon XP 2100, MSI KT3 Ultra-ARU, 2 512mb Sticks of PC 2700 RAM and an ATI radeon 850...
Summary: hi, just a small task i would like to get done, i want my adsl dial up connection to connect at a specific time like 2.00 am. how can i manage that? ...
Summary: Open a new Word or Text document and create the batch job: saving it as C:\NAME.bat To run it and make sure that both programs launch: Click START Cli...
Summary: So I have a vbscript I'm trying to run with task scheduler and it doesn't seem to work. Here are all the scenarios I've gone through. NOTE: My login ...
Summary: Probably not enough RAM. XP uses all of, at least, 128 to run properly, and works better. It slows things down if you have programs starting and runn...
Summary: Hello, I want xp to recognise if a scheduled task hasn't run e.g. if my computer was turned off at the time of the scheduled task. As an example if ad...
Summary: i need your help guys. I have a MSI K7T Turbo 2 board. Very good..but very peculiar. When i leave a jumper (j17) on my board it sets the default cpu c...
Summary: Reverting to your questions, Ron - a) BIOS update: I think that how you do this will depend on your m/b and BIOS specs. I know that my AMI BIOS can ...
Summary: 2 years ago I installed a software package for a local Doctor who was using a Medical practice software suite that uses a stand-alone server and sever...
Summary: Ok i know this is a typical problem and ive dealt with it many times but this time i can't. Every so often my PC just starts to run at 100% and when i...
Summary: How about this, put the domains you do not want in the hosts file. Then create a txt file and copy this to it ren C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\host...
Summary: Hey, thanks you guys for your advice. Unfortunately it didn't really solve the problem. One difference now though. Instead of going to a blue windows ...
Summary: "BuzzStPoint" Thanks for the follow-on to my thoughts... You say the routine will run at start-up and shutdown. I'm presuming it runs both times auto...
Summary: tyme1012, a couple of thoughts come to mind. Anytime I hear 'slow' complaints, I immediately think of too much stuff trying to run at the same time. S...
Summary: Best thing I can tell ya is Win ME was lying to you. A cable modem is not going to run at 100Mbs that is just unheard off, most of todays networks onl...
Summary: Hi there, I am trying to end a rundll32.exe process which is leading my processor to run at almost 100%. I cannot stop this at my taskmanager. Is ther...
Summary: Whoops, I actually didn't read the intro to the forum the before posting in there. My apologies. So this is the correct forum to ask this question, ri...
Summary: Slow connections are usually not caused by settings but by spyware/malware/viruses and programs all starting and trying to run at the same time. When ...
Summary: Go into your BIOS settings, goto CPU settings, and change the frequency from 100 to 133 or from whatever frequency it's set on to the highest one avai...
Summary: I think that stability is really a function of user aptitude - or lack thereof. I have seen many AMD systems that simply suck ass, but not nearly as ...
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