Topics created by Lakshmana

@Lakshmana said:

@scottalanmiller I have tried by changing some regedit values but no use in it.
Whether any hardware issue ??

That's possible.

Try ShareX it's a great tool for screen captures, snipping etc.

@Lakshmana said:

@Dashrender Good Question but need to troubleshoot without any access.Needs to coordinate with any team to proceed further/.;.

Access is permission. If you don't have permission to work on the issue, it's not your issue. Just open a ticket or whatever and pass it on to the right people.

@NattNatt said:

@Lakshmana said:

There is no promise to job but if the training goes well means the selection process will begin if not i need to search a new job after 45 days.

Then yeah, I agree with the others that it sounds like a bad scam, and sounds like you might get screwed over...

It's nothing but a sales tactic for a training class.

Just quickly looking at that model's information available online they require a separate controller box that you'd use to actually setup the access points. Have you been able to add the access point to the controller?

@Lakshmana said:

Every online shoppers mention only Credit Card to buy the things but i have only Debit Card in my packet,So I am trying to buy with the Debit Card which is not possible to do so>>>

You need a debit card supported as a payment method. Debit cards are not standard and cannot be processed in that way. All of us in the US are able to do it because our debit cards are backed by credit card companies.

@Lakshmana said:

I can telnet the proxy name and IP.But the IP can only be used browsing purpose.I have already used the name the proxy for browsing purpose

But why would you use the name of the proxy when browsing? You are not explaining what the user is doing. Maybe a screenshot would help? You don't browse TO the proxy, you browse THROUGH a proxy. It sounds like the issue is in misuse of the browser rather than a technical issue.

Friends don't let friends install Windows be themselves 😄

@DustinB3403 said:

LDAP and Kerberos would be the nearest equivalent that I'm aware of.

Huh? That's nothing like NAP, nap is a collection of plocies. Other devices tie into it with RADIUS. LDAP only provides authentication, not authorization based on conditions like NAP does

@Lakshmana said:

Whether any other way to do customistaion of the Windows OS???

There is always another way. But imaging is standard and common on Windows because of how difficult it is to do installs on Windows. Imaging is a workaround on Windows to get around limitations that don't exist on Linux (under normal conditions.)

@Rob-Dunn said:

Looks cool - I'll have to try this out. For all the flashiness of the site (I'm guessing non-English speakers), you'd think there would a little more attention given to the grammar...some of the wording on the main page is...off.

Chinese site.

@Lakshmana said:

There are two difference present here.That is the user in 1st wing has the Windows 7 who faces the slowness issue but the same user logged in the url in 2nd wing with windows 8 OS there is no issue in loading the pages or url.

Whether the OS has issue in accessing the url??

Does using an IP address not work? Using the term URL here is very weird and misleading. You don't "access a URL", it's just an alias to an address.

/facepalm

@gjacobse

As a matter of fact,.. even with a CMS system, you can still use HTML codes. Knowing HTML structure is something that continues to carry forward.

@johnhooks said:

@Lakshmana said:

active partition

I think @scottalanmiller would be the boot partition.

So @Minion-Queen is the BIOS?

@Lakshmana said:

@MattSpeller I have fixed small issues only in bread board only.Not even done the project in Electronics board.

Hey breadboards are good stuff. I suggest you get one and play around making some circuits with a 555 timer before you solder stuff together.

https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=555+breadboard+project+schematics

A third party uninstaller is often necessary for SEP. This is one of the reasons that people use to show that it is legitimately classified as malware. Once you desire to remove it and it will not let you do so, you have a malware situation.

@Lakshmana said:

There is a file hiberfil.sys is present in C drive which is 2.36 GB space.Whether it is a Virus?I have already done scanning with the C drive.

Very standard part of the OS. If you want to make it go away, you can disable hibernation.

@Lakshmana said:

Running Linux as base OS and using VMware in it will somewhat reduce the space to test two or three OS in it

Don't use VMware as a term for a product, that is confusing everyone. VMware is a company that makes many products. None of which is called VMware. It would be like calling something Microsoft. It could mean a lot of things. What VMware product are you picturing using?

In what way do you picture running Linux reducing space? And if you want to run Linux to run VMs, why are you dual booting?

@Dashrender said:

Agreed - that means it's about as expensive as you can get. Not just upgrading one piece of equipment (the firewall) instead you have to upgrade every Windows device that will use it.

And you are stuck with Windows, you need it everywhere. Those Macs, Linux machines, NAS devices and more are all cut off. You lose a lot of options.