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Nokia revealed the specifications of Nokia 6, Nokia 5, Nokia 3 and Nokia 3310

2017-02-26T21:16:00.000-04:00

Nokia (HMD) scheduled a presentation in the MWC (Mobile Word Congress), in this event Nokia revealed the specifications of its new devices, three smartphones and one reimagined classic phone.
The shared specifications of Smartphones:

All three have Android Nougat as its base Android OS
All three have Aluminum frame
All three have polycarbonate back case in different colors
All three have a global price, it could change little among countries
All three have a 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass display protection
All three have a 8 MP in front-facing camera
All three have support to Micro-USB (USB 2.0)

Nokia 6:

The feature to difference from other Nokia’s phone is the screen size 5.5” and its screen resolution Full-HD (1920 x 1080, 16:9).

This smartphones has as base the SoC Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 430, 3GB on RAM and 32GB for internal storage, 16MP for rear camera.

And its global price should be around USD 241.86.

Nokia 5:

The feature to difference from other Nokia’s phone is the screen size 5.2” and its screen resolution HD (1280 x 720, 16:9).

This smartphones has as base the SoC Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 430, 2GB on RAM and 16GB for internal storage, 13MP for rear camera, and its global price should be around USD 199.61.

Nokia 3:

The feature to difference from other Nokia’s phone is the screen size 5.0” and its screen resolution HD (1280 x 720, 16:9).

This smartphones has as base the SoC MTK 6737, Quad-core 1.3 GHz, 2GB on RAM and 16GB for internal storage, 8MP for rear camera, and its global price should be around USD 146.80.

Nokia 3310:

The features that mark the difference in this reimagined classic phone is its the rear camera of 2 MP, Internal Storage of 16GB and Bluetooth support.

And its global price should be around USD 51.75.

Comparison of smartphones
And below is a comparative of all new phones revealed in this event.

Samsung has plans to sell its Galaxy Note 7 in emerging markets

2017-02-22T06:09:00.000-04:00

According to South Korean blog Hankyung, Samsung plans to sell about 2.5 million units of its inventory. The strategy to follow would be to sell them as "ripper phone", what is this? Use the main parts of the Galaxy Note 7 without any modification and replace the case with a new one, possibly as a different product line, the other big change that would have this new product would be the battery, as it was known the batteries of 3500 mAh by its Physical size were damaged and cause short circuits and subsequently explode the Galaxy Note 7. So the new product would have 3000 mAh or 3200 mAh batteries that are physically smaller. The work teams at Samsung considered May as a limit to define all the projects related to this new product and in June of this year could be released to the emerging markets.

All this would allow Samsung to reduce its losses from about $ 6 billion to about $ 2.6 billion. Another important point to follow this plan is to comply with its recycling obligations and avoid fines from the South Korean Ministry of Environment.

The main markets to which this new product would be destined would be India and Vietnam mainly, but by the great volume other small markets would also have their quota.

Creating a lot number of databases using T-SQL query

2012-04-11T15:41:00.001-04:00

Probably some time you will require create a lot number of database and you could note that create database [database name] does not allow a string as database name; then we could use sp_executesql for this task; this store procedure receives a string and execute this sting, and we could modify the string each iteration to create databases with different names. see below sample

declare @i as int -- @i will be our counter

declare @j as int -- @j will be our limit

declare @t as nchar(30) -- @t will be our text value, if you want concatenate this value to any text

set @i = 1 -- we put 1 in our first value

set @j = 5000 -- we put our limit in @j

WHILE @j >= @i

Begin

set @t = @i

set @t = 'create database db'+@t --this is the query to create the database and we add the counter

exec sp_executesql @t --how us this sp to execute the query

set @i = @i + 1

End

Megaupload Foundation to help legal victims

2012-02-01T12:16:00.001-04:00

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), supported by Carpathia Hosting, today announced its plans to assess the scope of the issue facing Megaupload users who are at risk of losing their data. Carpathia has created this website, www.MegaRetrieval.com to assist users in contacting EFF. EFF will review the factual situations shared by users and, if possible, try to resolve their issues.

Carpathia does not have access to any data for Megaupload customers. We support the EFF and their efforts to help those users that stored legitimate, non-infringing files with Megaupload retrieve their data.

~ Brian Winter

CMO of Carpathia Hosting

EFF is troubled that so many lawful users of Megaupload.com had their property taken from them without warning and that the government has taken no steps to help them. We think it's important that these users have their voices heard as this process moves forward.

~ Julie Samuels

Staff Attorney at EFF

Firefox 10 now available to public download

2012-01-31T16:52:00.001-04:00

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/download.html?product=firefox-10.0&os=win&lang=en-US

Notes (First offered to release channel users on January 31, 2012)

Check out what’s new and known issues for this version of Firefox below. As always, you’re encouraged to tell us what you think, or file a bug in Bugzilla.

If interested, please see the complete list of changes in this release.

What’s New

NEW
The forward button is now hidden until you navigate back
NEW
Most add-ons are now compatible with new versions of Firefox by default
NEW
Anti-Aliasing for WebGL is now implemented (see bug 615976)
NEW
CSS3 3D-Transforms are now supported (see bug 505115)
HTML5
New <bdi> element for bi-directional text isolation, along with supporting CSS properties (see bugs 613149 and 662288)
HTML5
Full Screen APIs allow you to build a web application that runs full screen (see the feature page)
DEVELOPER
We've added IndexedDB APIs to more closely match the specification
DEVELOPER
Inspect tool with content highlighting, includes new CSS Style Inspector
FIXED
Mac OS X only - after installing the latest Java release from Apple, Firefox may crash when closing a tab with a Java applet installed (700835)
FIXED
Some users may experience a crash when moving bookmarks (681795)

Known Issues

Unresolved
Two-digit browser version numbers may cause a small number of website incompatibilities (see 690287)
Unresolved
If you try to start Firefox using a locked profile, it will crash (see 573369)
Unresolved
For some users, scrolling in the main GMail window will be slower than usual (see 579260)
Unresolved
Some synaptic touch pads are unable to vertical scroll (see 622410)
Unresolved
Firefox notifications may not work properly with Growl 1.3 or later (see 691662)

Unresolved on v10 Resolved in v11
Unresolved
Under certain conditions, scrolling and text input may be jerky (see 711900)
Unresolved
Silverlight video may not play on some Macintosh hardware (see 715396)

Acting on file management feedback

2012-01-31T16:26:00.001-04:00

Interesting feature in File Manager for Windows 8

Steven Sinofsky

As we approach our next public milestone, we will begin to circle back to topics we covered in the blog and talk about the changes we’ve made to the product since the Developer Preview. As we've said often, we read the comments, newsgroup discussions, and reviews that have been written about Windows 8 and track the feedback carefully. We listen to this feedback by taking into account the source of the feedback and factoring in the intended audience for features as well as trying to reconcile conflicting feedback (no matter how many thumbs up votes there might be, we can promise that, for any design worth discussing, there are conflicting and equally valid points of view). Of course, we always consider the engineering feasibility of any changes we make—compatibility, security, performance, and so on.

Ilana Smith, a lead program manager on the Engineering System team, authored this post.

--Steven

We previously published three blog posts that discussed the new file management experience in Windows 8: one about the new copy experience, one that detailed the design process we went through for the new conflict experience and one about the changes to Windows Explorer, including the introduction of the ribbon.

Those posts prompted great discussion and we read the approximately 2200 comments you left. This was wonderful feedback for us, and, along with information from our other feedback channels, we incorporated it into our design process.

Summarizing blog post comments

As we prepare for the beta, we thought we would update you on some of the key issues, and the changes you should expect to see.

Conflict: identifying duplicate files during conflict resolution

In Windows 8, we have a new experience for selecting the right file when file name collisions are encountered during a copy or move.

L. Brown said:

A compare button to show if files are equal in the "Choose" dialog would be really great!

Frequently, the reason two files have the same name is because they’re copies. Making a choice between two identical files is usually pointless – it’s unnecessary for a copy operation, and often unnecessary for a move operation. We looked at several methods of identifying duplicate files and decided that checking the file name, file size and date modified attributes was the most effective approach. They can be used to identify the vast majority of duplicate files quickly, efficiently, and with good backward compatibility compared to other methods like file hashes.

In the beta, we’ve added a new option to the detailed conflict resolution dialog. By checking the box in the bottom left of the dialog, you can filter out all files that match on name, size (down to the byte) and time (down to the granularity of the file system timestamp: 2 seconds for FAT, 100 nanoseconds for NTFS). The system will skip copying or moving these files. This functionality adds no additional time to the operation, works both locally and across networks, and on all types of systems and storage.

We’ll skip copying files with the same name, date, and size

This check box is deselected by default (to ensure users opt into the changed behavior), but it persists once you select it.

Copy: system changes

JL asked:

You know when you start a big copy job and realize that you are doing it over the wireless so you grab a network cable and plug it in? Does the file copy know to utilize the faster connection now?

If both sides of the copy operation are on Windows 8 machines, yes, it will be able to take advantage of the increased network throughput on the fly, thanks to advancements in the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol to support multiple channels.

Tobi asked:

Will it be possible to pause the copy operation and resume it after reboot/sleep/hibernate?

In the beta, when a system sleeps or hibernates, the copy operation will automatically pause, and when the machine wakes, you can choose to resume the copy by clicking the depressed pause button. (We decided not to have copies automatically resume on wake, as the system environment may have changed significantly in the interim and we do not want to cause an error.)

Copy: handling confirmations and interrupts

gawicks asked:

Please please display all the copy 'error dialogs' after the copying has completed so I don't have to sit in front of the machine all the time.

We have two types of user interaction that can occur during a copy job - we break these into two groups, “confirmations” and ”interrupts.” Confirmations like “Are you sure you want to permanently delete this file?” need to be completed before the copy operation can start. Interrupts are issues that the system encounters while copying, things like “File not found,” “File in use,” and file name conflicts.

The system presents all confirmations before it starts to move or copy files. While copying, any interrupt issues are queued and presented once the system has completed all the work it can. In the beta, we’ve made improvements in how confirmations are presented, making sure they don’t get lost amongst existing running copies.

Explorer: navigation pane scrolling issue

xpclient said

Please fix the infamous Windows 7 navigation pane scrolling bug.

(See this Microsoft Answers thread for more information.)

We fixed it! As of the beta, it’s gone.

Explorer: respect picture orientation metadata

Raf asked

Will you support *lossless* picture rotation?

In Windows 7 and 8, JPEG rotation is lossless when both image dimensions are divisible by 16 (standard image sizes).

Additionally, Explorer now respects EXIF orientation information for JPEG images. If your camera sets this value accurately, you will rarely need to correct orientation. Look for a future blog post where we will discuss this in more detail.

Images in Windows 7 Explorer

Images in Windows 8 Explorer

Explorer: Overlay changes to improve performance

In Windows 8, we continue to prioritize great performance. We pay close attention to milliseconds of lag and look for reductions. In Explorer, we found an opportunity for improvement in delays caused by icon overlays.

In Windows 7, we have a padlock icon overlay to indicate a private file. (You might recall that, due to the increase in shared files, it had superseded the ”palm up” overlay for shared files.) We recently found that checking for these overlays was adding about 120 milliseconds to our Explorer library launch tests. This might not seem like much, but we consider this a big delay.

Overlays have limitations – they can only show a single state, add a lot of visual noise, and can be confusing. The padlock overlay has been removed; this information is conveyed better by the “Sharing status” column.

This column has these advantages:

Performance: The column is hidden by default, so the delay is incurred only when you opt into showing this information.
Tri-state: This column has three values: Shared, Not shared, and Private, so you get more detail than you would from the icon overlay.
Sorting/filtering: You can sort and filter the sharing status property, providing more powerful file management capabilities.

Explorer: pin to Start

On Marina’s post about the Start screen, Boots112233 said:

Half of the items in my Windows 7 Start Menu are shortcuts to folders and one is to a file […] How can I do this in Windows 8 if the start screen won't allow shortcuts for folders?

In the beta, you can now easily pin your favorite folders to Start, and take advantage of the rich customization functionality that we built into it to arrange the folders into groups and into any order you want.

"Pin to Start" from the Windows Explorer ribbon

Additionally, just as in Windows 7, you can pin shortcuts to executables to Start directly from Windows Explorer, which can be very useful for applications that don’t add themselves to the Start screen by default.

Documents folder, a custom executable, and Event Viewer pinned to Start

Explorer: PowerShell

Jamie Thomson said:

Really liking the "Open Command prompt" option in the File menu however I prefer to use PowerShell so would like an "Open PowerShell prompt" option too.

We agree, and so we added this as well. It is worth noting that there are sometimes conflicting points of view on whether advanced things should be in the GUI or in PowerShell, and how front and center they should be. We are always balancing the complexity of too many options and too many ways to do things. As you can see, there is no right answer, so we'll continue to balance these complex choices.

Windows PowerShell buttons in Windows Explorer

These menu items launch the PowerShell console. The PowerShell ISE continues to be available from the Edit command on a PowerShell file.

Explorer: ribbon changes

We had expected the introduction of the ribbon to Explorer to spur conversation, and it is fair to say the voluminous response was in line with our expectations. It’s exciting to work on something that brings so many different perspectives.

There were many reactions, and as we expected, there is a set of people who have an entirely negative reaction to the affordance and have been telling us about it in no uncertain terms. Our view is that we do need to move the user interface forward and accept that a vocal set of customers are just not happy with the direction we're going. When looked at broadly, that is balanced out by a majority of people who are happy and more productive with the changes. We remind folks that there are third-party tools available (likely the tools being used by this set of people), that provide a number of different interface paradigms. We do embrace the notion that third-party tools play an important part in the Windows experience.

That said, we’ve internalized your feedback, experimented with and tested various approaches, and used our co-workers as test subjects, in addition to the formal testing as you would expect. You’ll see three major changes in the ribbon in the beta.

Ribbon minimized by default: With the ribbon maximized in the Developer Preview, we’ve been able to learn a lot about how people interact with it, which has enabled us to tweak and fine-tune it. With the beta, we will be making a major change that brings Explorer in line with our design principles for Windows 8. As in our copy dialogs, Task Manager, and Metro style experiences, we will be reducing distractions and trusting users to discover functionality on their own, by minimizing the ribbon by default.

Windows Explorer ribbon minimized by default

We’ve tested this change for a while now, and the results have been heartening. This is data from internal usage at Microsoft, which we know not to be representative of broad audiences, but is generally representative of the folks like you that engage in the dialog on the blog.

This data shows that our very tech-savvy users are generally fine with either setting, but that our heavier Explorer users are our ribbon maximizers. For lighter file browsing scenarios, we can provide a UI with reduced distractions, and still trust that users who want to really exercise Explorer functionality will maximize and leverage the ribbon.

Visible hotkeys: Our telemetry data has shown us that for users who actively choose to minimize the ribbon, their strong preference is to use hotkeys. The ribbon provides new ways to access functionality via the keyboard with keytips (those floating cues that pop up when you hit Alt), but traditional shortcut keys like Ctrl+V remain the most efficient method. We love shortcut keys (internally, their usage gets up over 85% of all Explorer commands issued), so we want to help more people discover them.

For the beta release, we’ve added hotkey information to the tooltips of relevant buttons.

“New folder” tooltip shows the keyboard shortcut

User setting roaming: We want to make sure you only need configure your Explorer options once. If you maximize your ribbon, and add Undo and Map Network Drive in your Quick Access Toolbar, we want your Explorer to look like that every time.

For the beta release, we’ve added Explorer settings to the attributes that are roamed to your other Windows 8 PCs. In the “Sync your settings” UI, this shows up under “Other Windows settings.” (For more information about roaming user settings, take a look at Katie’s post.)

Syncing Explorer settings across PCs

We really appreciate all your feedback on our previous posts. We believe it has contributed directly to an improved file management experience for Windows 8.

--Ilana Smith

"Office 15" Begins Technical Preview

2012-01-30T20:25:00.001-04:00

Microsoft announce that begin the “Office 15” Technical Preview Program. “Office 15 is the codename for the next generation of the Microsoft Office products and services, and the Technical Preview is the first time we share our work with a select group of customers under non-disclosure agreements. These customers play a key role in our development process by testing early builds and providing feedback, which we incorporate into the final release.

At this early point in our development cycle, I'm not able to share too much about Office 15, but I can tell you Office 15 is the most ambitious undertaking yet for the Office Division. With Office 15, for the first time ever, we will simultaneously update our cloud services, servers, and mobile and PC clients for Office, Office 365, Exchange, SharePoint, Lync, Project, and Visio. Quite simply, Office 15 will help people work, collaborate, and communicate smarter and faster than ever before.

While the Technical Preview program is already full, everyone will have the opportunity to try the Office 15 public beta later this summer, and we'll have more to share about the release then. In the meantime, I do want to thank everyone who is participating in the Technical Preview for their contributions and all our customers for their continued support.

PJ Hough
CVP of Development, Microsoft Office Division”

It allows some version will available for any non-official wait. just looking for more news.

Uploading a lot data using single T-SQL query

2012-01-30T19:00:00.001-04:00

You need a MS SQL database with a lot of data, and you have those data on separated file as a .csv file, then you could use a bulk insert to make this task using single query like:

bulk insert myDB..myTable from "t:\mydata\mydata.csv" with (FieldTerminator = ',', FirstRow =2)

Then the first part parameter of “bulk insert” should our table that need have a lot of data, the second parameter is the file with our data and the last parameter is the string used to delimitate. Think our data could be:

10,01:50,10,Place010,Room10,Printer0010

In this our sample our table will have six columns: ID,Hour,IDemp,Place,Room,Printer.

A sample file with 10.000 records can be found in: myData.csv

and sample to create the Database and table below:

/*Create myDB*/

CREATE DATABASE [myDB]

CONTAINMENT = NONE

ON PRIMARY

( NAME = N'myDB', FILENAME = N'T:\mySQL2012\DATA\myDB.mdf' , SIZE = 3072KB , FILEGROWTH = 1024KB )

LOG ON

( NAME = N'myDB_log', FILENAME = N'T:\mySQL2012\DATA\myDB_log.ldf' , SIZE = 1024KB , FILEGROWTH = 10%)

/*Create myTable*/

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[myTable](

[ID] [nchar](10) NULL,

[Hour] [time](7) NULL,

[IDemp] [nchar](10) NULL,

[Place] [nchar](10) NULL,

[Room] [nchar](10) NULL,

[Printer] [nchar](15) NULL

) ON [PRIMARY]

VMware Unity Mode

2010-03-31T10:57:00.000-04:00

This is not new feature on Virtualization, it was introduced by Parallels on its version for MAC OS some time ago,

Microsoft introduce it on its called Windows XP mode for Windows 7.

And VMware also has this feature Unity Mode, and that is it, when Applications running on Virtual machines are access as transparent form from Real Machine.

This feature is present from VMware Workstation 6.5, look follow screenshot of some apps running on Virtual Machine, they looks a apps running on Real Machine.

17-year-old computer bug was patched for Microsoft

2010-02-24T00:55:00.001-04:00

The main feature on software is the reutilization of components and this ancient bug was discovered by Google security researcher Tavis Ormandy in January 2010 and involves a utility that allows newer versions of Windows to run very old programs.

Mr Ormandy has found a way to exploit this utility in Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and 2008 as well as Windows Vista and Windows 7.

You can read more on BBC article: Microsoft to patch 17-year-old computer bug

Windows Integrated Authentication in Firefox

2009-09-21T20:48:00.001-04:00

We are using intensively SharePoint and we are not like use IE (Internet Explore) to access it.

We like access using Firefox, but all time it requests us the Windows Authentication.

Could we integrate Windows Authentication in Firefox? the answer is yes, Firefox has its configuration page some hide. but we will use to it.

In address bar enter about:config

Click I’ll be careful, I promise! in This might void your warranty! page

In filter enter network.automatic

Double click network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris

And enter the URL for which you like to enable integrated Authentication. In order to enter multiple URLs, separate them by commas.

Click OK

And that is it

Next time the Firefox will not request your account

Windows 7 will be available in...

2009-06-04T10:58:00.000-04:00

The official Windows blog gives the GA (General Availability) date for Windows 7, this OS will be come the successor of Vista.

And the date for it is:

October 22nd.

The most interesting features for this OS is the Virtualization tool with fetures similar to Citrix, when the applications of Virtual machines could be executed as Windows in Real Machine Desktop

Bing.com is live...

2009-06-02T11:17:00.000-04:00

Bing the new search engine of Microsoft is now live... and really it will become the substitute of live search...

At the moment the results are very fast and the information more useful, a little more organize that google.

Some nice features are:

History of search in left panel

History image in left panel for image search

The background image will change every day

It will be define version for USA and beta for rest of world

How generate a full user-mode dump file in Windows 2008

2009-03-13T02:54:00.000-04:00

Dr. Watson is not included in Windows 2008. Dr. Watson was the default debugger in older Windows operating systems. The replacement for Dr. Watson is Problem Reports and Solutions.

One alternative is Debugging Tools for Windows, it has support for Windows x86 and x64 versions (http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/debugging/default.mspx)

The steps to registry the tool in Windows x86 are:

1) Install the Debugging Tools for Windows your machine, usually is installed in C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows, and you can select other location such as C:\debuggers
2) Open the Registry Editor, from run program using regedit command
3) Locate and then click the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug
4) On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click String Value.
5) Type Debugger, and then press ENTER.
6) Right-click Debugger, and then click Modify.
7) In the Edit String Value dialog box, type C:\debuggers\ntsd -p %ld -c ".dump /f /u c:\tmp\mydump.dmp;q", and then click OK.
8 ) On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click String Value.
9) Type Auto, and then press ENTER.
10) Right-click Auto, and then click Modify.
11) In the Edit String Value dialog box, type 1, and then click OK.
12) Exit Registry Editor.

The steps to registry the tool in Windows x64 are:

1) Install the Debugging Tools for Windows your machine, usually is installed in C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows, and you can select other location such as C:\debuggers
2) Open the Registry Editor, from run program using regedit command
3) Locate and then click the following registry subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug
4) On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click String Value.
5) Type Debugger, and then press ENTER.
6) Right-click Debugger, and then click Modify.
7) In the Edit String Value dialog box, type C:\debuggers\ntsd -p %ld -c ".dump /f /u c:\tmp\mydump.dmp;q", and then click OK.
8 ) On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click String Value.
9) Type Auto, and then press ENTER.
10) Right-click Auto, and then click Modify.
11) In the Edit String Value dialog box, type 1, and then click OK.
12) Exit Registry Editor.

How to re-enable hibernation on a computer that is running Windows 2008 or Vista

2008-10-19T02:51:00.000-04:00

The Hibernation option is enabled by default the Hiberfil.sys hidden system file is located in the root folder of the drive where the operating system is installed.

It can be re-enabled using following steps:

1) Run as Administrator the command line program, from start search box menu type cmd and in result right click in Command Promt and click Run as Administrator
2) Type powercfg /hibernate on
3) Press Enter
4) The Hibernation will be on

Also you can review other details in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/920730/

How to disable hibernation on a computer that is running Windows 2008 or Vista

2008-10-19T02:49:00.000-04:00

The Hibernation option is enabled by default the Hiberfil.sys hidden system file is located in the root folder of the drive where the operating system is installed.

It can be disabled using following steps:

1) Run as Administrator the command line program, from start search box menu type cmd and in result right click in Command Promt and click Run as Administrator
2) Type powercfg /hibernate off
3) Press Enter
4) The Hibernation will be off

Also you can review other details in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/920730/

Error message when you try to set an IP address on a network adapter

2008-09-04T07:21:00.000-04:00

Some times when you change your network card, the last IP configuration is not clean, and when you trying to set the new IP address, you receive and error similar to:

The IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX you have entered for this network adapter is already assigned to another adapter Name of adapter….

You try following steps to remove all IP configuration:

1) Open the command line, type in run programs cmd, and press Enter

2) Type set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1, and press Enter

3) Type devmgmgt.msc, and press Enter

4) Select View > Show Hidden Devices menu

5) Go to tree view and expand network adapters

6) Select the all network adapter

7) Right Click and select Uninstall

Next time, you do not have any problem to configure your IP address

Also you can review other details in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/269155

Multiple connections to server or shared resource error

2008-08-14T22:54:00.000-04:00

Sometimes when you try to access any shared resource you obtain an error similar to:

\\10.x.x.x\Shared is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource...

Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed...

How to fix this error?

Open the command line from run program using cmd

Run following command: net use * /delete, it will deleted all open shared connections

Try newly to access your shared resource

How to delete an specific shared resource

Open the command line from run program using cmd

List all reousrces using following command: net use

delete an specific shared resource with following command: net use \\10.x.x.x\shared /delete

Try newly to access your shared resource

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Nokia revealed the specifications of Nokia 6, Nokia 5, Nokia 3 and Nokia 3310

Samsung has plans to sell its Galaxy Note 7 in emerging markets

Creating a lot number of databases using T-SQL query

Megaupload Foundation to help legal victims

Firefox 10 now available to public download

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/download.html?product=firefox-10.0&os=win&lang=en-US

Notes (First offered to release channel users on January 31, 2012)

What’s New

The forward button is now hidden until you navigate back

Most add-ons are now compatible with new versions of Firefox by default

Anti-Aliasing for WebGL is now implemented (see bug 615976)

CSS3 3D-Transforms are now supported (see bug 505115)

New <bdi> element for bi-directional text isolation, along with supporting CSS properties (see bugs 613149 and 662288)

Full Screen APIs allow you to build a web application that runs full screen (see the feature page)

We've added IndexedDB APIs to more closely match the specification

Inspect tool with content highlighting, includes new CSS Style Inspector

Mac OS X only - after installing the latest Java release from Apple, Firefox may crash when closing a tab with a Java applet installed (700835)

Some users may experience a crash when moving bookmarks (681795)