Those who failed to get rid of kdbsync.exe error the proper way I showed in another post, there is a lame solution to prevent Windows from trying to locate and run the file on startup.
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Scanners constantly rise problems. For instance, Panasonic multi printers may start to scan and then pop out an error: Multi-Function Station Communication error has occurred. Check the device is power on and connected correctly.
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My internet provided pulled a bad trick by putting most of its customers behind a NAT. This is bad because before each customer had a dedicated public IP.
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Sometimes when you try to build a Pivot table, the filter shows that all data is unique, while the table presents this data as doubles.
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Sometimes when you try to create a Pivot table in Excel, it gives the following error: The PivotTable field name is not valid. To create a PivotTable report, you must use data that is organized as a list with labeled columns. If you are changing the name of a PivotTable field, you must type a
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I recorded some desktop video with Camstudio, which failed to open in Sony Vegas, even though VLC can play it. None of the files dropped on Vegas Pro could be opened.
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If you need to stretch a video piece of another aspect ratio to fit the screen in Sony Vegas, just right click on it, select Properties and deselect Maintain aspect ratio.
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After a month of daily usage, it’s now safe to talk about cons of Asus Zenbook. Well, these are not exactly cons, but more of peculiarities, mostly caused by the laptop being so thin and light.
If you ever created a bootable disc, you should be happy to forget about that! Yes, no more primary partitions, MBR, bootsectors and all that crap. Now you just copy the needed files, and this is called EFI / UEFI, don’t mix with Fifa and UEFA.
If you noticed a strange IFRToolLog.txt file, which respawns after deletion and constantly grows in size, you probably wondered what is inside this file.