NETWORK CABLE PLUGIN PROBLEM

NETWORK CABLE PLUGIN PROBLEM
1.open network sharing center
2.change adapter setting
3.right click on local area conection
4. go to properties
5. select internet protocol version 4
6. click on configure button
7. then click on yes
8.go to advance menu
9. select link speed & duplex
10. then go to value & select 10 mbps full duplex
11 then ok

                                     OR
1. Reinstall  network driver

HOW TO DOWNLOAD LENOVO DRIVER

HOW TO DOWNLOAD LENOVO DRIVER 
1. http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/
2. warranty & services
3. check warranty status
4. serial no.
5. machine type
6. submit
7. type model no.  (ex. 4089-AM4)
8. driver & support
9. select product
10.quick path (then type the product name & id or model no.)
11. download the s/w.

How to know your OS CD key?

How to know your OS CD key?

= Shift +10

= g: (CD DRIVE)

= type *.txt

HOW TO CREATE IN RED?

When system is start monitor light is green you press ESC key. Then u saw new window.

HOW TO FIND HP (Motherboard, Product number, Hardware etc.)

1. MOZILLA FIREFOX

2.WWW.HP.COM

3.SEARCH HP.COM

4.PRODUCT NAME (EX-GZ626AA#ACJ)

5.Support & Drivers ( Click this type of link)

command-run -dxdiag

OR

(- Compaq Presario SG3140IL Desktop PC Product Specifications - c01287694)

6.Motherboard

· Manufacturer: ECS

· Motherboard Name: 945GCT-HM

· HP/Compaq motherboard name: Livermore8-GL6

How to send a message to other computers in your network with “net send” command

How to send a message to other computers in your network with “net send” command

Yesterday I want to send a message to my friend's computer on my network(home network behind a router) without install a new special software.After do some search on the Internet I found a "net send" command which included in Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003.Net send command is a command line interface that pop-up a message in a simple Message box on your friend's computer like the bottom picture.


But first of all your computer and your friend's computers must start the Messenger service which is disabled by default.
To start Messenger service.
1. Right click on My Computer icon >> manage.



2.You will see a Computer management window like the bottom picture.



3. Double click on Services and Applications
4. Double click on Services
5. Find service name Messenger at the Extended tab and double click.

6. Select General tab in Messenger properties window.Select startup type >> Automatic then press start button and press OK



Now both computers can send or review a message through your network.
Example : I want to send a message "Hello guy" to my computer which the computer name is MICROSOF-7293a9 (IP:192.168.1.2)


Here is step-by-step
1. Open a Command Prompt Window or DOS-box by Start >> Run type cmd press Enter.The Command Prompt Window show at bottom picture.

2. Type net send MICROSOF-7293a9 Hello guy or net send 192.168.1.2 Hello guy and press Enter.
3. You will see the popup like the bottom picture if the message was successfully sent.

If your message sent to your friend's computer by change computer name or IP this popup will show at your friend's computer.For more information for this command type: NET SEND ?

Turn on your pc in 10 seconds

Regedit-------hkey local-mechine------system--------current control set---control-----content index--------startup delay---40000---restat

Fixing the IE 8 warning – ‘Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely?’

Fixing the IE 8 warning – ‘Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely?’

In a previous blog post, we talked about the problem of using HTTP based resources, such as images, on a secure HTTPS page. Internet Explorer interrupts the download and displays a confirmation dialog whenever it detects the use of mixed content on a secure page.

In IE 7 and ealier, this dialog would cause annoyance to users but generally didn’t cause any other significant problems. This was because it was worded in such a way that most users would click on the Yes button and allow non-secure content to be downloaded.

However, the wording in the IE 8 version of this dialog has changed:

To download the content a user would now have to click on the No button. As we know, most people using the web only scan text and avoid reading it if at all possible! They will usually go for the Yes button if there is not an OK button.

Some sites are going to find that their secure pages in IE 8 have the following problems:

• Any non-secure HTTP image beacons used for analytics data gathering will often be ignored
• The page may not display or even work correctly if it relies on non-secure images, CSS or Javascript

Therefore, avoiding mixed content on HTTPS pages is even more important now that IE 8 has been released. It often becomes an issue when using third party services such as analytics or Content Delivery Networks (CDN). For example, we avoided the use of Google hosted Ajax libraries on our site until Google added HTTPS support.

As mention in the previous blog post, an IE user you can disable this warning by:

1. Going to Tools->Internet Options->Security
2. Select the ‘Security’ tab
3. Click the ‘Custom Level’ button
4. In the ‘Miscellaneous’ section change “Display mixed content” to Enable