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Not sure about this one : https://mpc-hc.org
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[website] Which IT Crowd character are you!?
mac_shinobi replied to abillybob's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
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You haven't got the wrong dns server settings being applied by GPO / GPP etc ? https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/758e12bf-5e68-498b-9958-acf176e4e57f/gpo-to-set-primary-and-secondary-dns-setting?forum=winserverDS
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YAY - hope that fixes it for you !!
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You able to attach the 2 files off that laptop to here ( the 2 files that I highlighted as per above ) C:\Windows\Minidump\092115-22464-01.dmp C:\Users\manager\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-189603-0.sysdata.xml
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As a last resort and this will remove all printers and drivers ( I believe - if @Carter can correct me if I am wrong on this point ) and then try and re install the printer after wards Linky on how to do a printer system reset - OS X: Resetting the Printing System - The Mac Observer
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Pressing F7 while using Command Prompt will bring up command history
mac_shinobi replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
Same here - I normally just use the up / down arrow keys and cycle through them that way Never knew about F7 / F8 etc - I'll Be Dammed !! Thanks for this post @DaveP- 23 replies
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I would say 1) Try holding down volume down button and power on / off buttons together until it vibrates - does that do the same as taking the battery out and re inserting the battery ? 2) If number one does not do anything then I would say you have a faulty battery in your handset, if replacing the battery with a known working one does not make any difference then must be a fault with the handset itself because if you have tried a soft / hard reset already and tried charging from different sources ie USB Cable via your laptop and also USB Cable via the mains charger etc Generally when we swap a faulty battery for a known working one , this tends to fix the issue most of the time. If the handset is still the same after swapping the battery and using a known working charger then must be a faulty handset.
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I would say try the Ubuntu route then - try and get the data off the drive if possible
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Before you take the hard drive out or try and do the ubuntu stuff - what about booting into single user mode and running a fsck Repair Your Hard Disk in Single User Mode | Everything Macintosh
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ah ok - just an expensive way of doing it as am sure Thunderbolt cables are around the £20 mark or more ( could be wrong as not looked for a while ) versus firewire which is cheaper. Depends on what year apple mac so like you say how old or new it is etc ?
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Thought you could do this with a firewire cable as well ?
