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Thanks in advance.
Can we install Windows CE on Normal PC , if we can then is any trial version or virtual test drive or something is available for windows CE
Best Regards,
SOFTDEV
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Hi,
Visual Studio 2003 is not supported on Windows 7. You can probably get it installed and mostly working but many features may prove difficult to configure for Windows 7. If you are a C++ developer you can probably get everything you require working correctly easily. Other developers may need to take some extra steps. Here are some of the steps to get VS2003 working on Windows 7:
Visual Studio .NET 2003 on Windows Vista Issue List[^]
The easiest way to solve these Windows 7 incompatibility issues is to download and install Windows XP Mode[^]
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-David Delaune
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Hi
You could install on WIndows XP Mode, but I have problems with I put an ropture point on the code.
I believe the better is installed Visual Studio 2008 and if you need, SQL Server 2008 with Visual Studio Service Pack 1.
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Has anyone had the same experience? Double clicking on a folder in the file view always opens a new instance of explorer. The folder options settings have no effect.
--edit2
This doesn't work. Fiddling with the other options there doesn't make any difference either.
1.) Open Explorer and choose the Organize drop down menu.
2.) Choose Folder and Search Options from the menu.
3.) Change the radio button at the top to: Open each folder in the same window.
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The suggestions here make no difference:
http://forums.techarena.in/windows-software/1097621.htm[^]
- regsvr32 /i shell32.dll
- HKCR\Directory\shell (and Folder\shell)
It is the same for all users, creating a new user makes no difference.
Problem started after a few applications were installed, so not sure which is causing it
- Office 2007
- Visual Studio 2008
- AVG
- WinMerge
Disabling (using shellexview[^]) all third party & MS Office shell extensions has no effect.
Any ideas? This is driving me nuts.. 
-- edit: OS is Windows 7 RTM
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I can reproduce the issue you are describing. Its also easy to fix.
1.) Open Explorer and choose the Organize drop down menu.
2.) Choose Folder and Search Options from the menu.
3.) Change the radio button at the top to: Open each folder in the same window.
It takes a few months to get use to the Windows 7 design changes. But I am loving Windows 7.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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Interesting... try this:
Click on your start menu and navigate to the Windows Explorer shortcut and right click then execute it as Administrator. Perform the same actions described in the previous post. Are you on a domain workstation and subject to group policy?
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-David Delaune
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Thanks for the replies, but I'm afraid that didn't work either. I tried running the entire shell as administrator (killing explorer.exe and restarting as admin), with no effect.
No, I'm not in domain, no group policy.
I think it must be some third party application doing it, but removing everything or reinstalling one by one on a clean OS is not an option...
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Recently i installed Windows 7, my question is, Can Install Visual Studio 2005 and not have any problem???, I have one disc never use when install VS 2005, that disc say is only 64 bits SO.
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I am currently running VS6, VS2005 and VS2008 simultaneously on Windows 7 under WoW64[^]. To have VS2005 working correctly you will need to install:
Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 Update for Windows Vista[^]
I also recommend running the following executables with elevated Administrator privileges.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft shared\MSEnv\VSLauncher.exe
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-David Delaune
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You don't need to run the IDE elevated. At least, I don't need to run it elevated, and I've been using VC05 on 7 for months with no problems.
--Mike--
Dunder-Mifflin, this is Pam
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Hi Michael,
If the Visual Studio 2005 and below IDE is not executed from an elevated account there are a multitude of things that will fail. With your experience with the Windows shell and various COM technologies I don't really understand why you have not experienced this. Perhaps you have modified the Windows7 UAC behavior or maybe your IDE is in-fact executing elevated without your knowledge.
Some questions:
1.) How are you attaching your debugger to elevated or system processes?
2.) How are you installing/registering COM components and/or shell extensions?
It may be that we are developing different types of software and therefore you have never required elevation.
User Rights and Visual Studio[^]
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-David Delaune
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You are probably referring to compatibility issues. There are a multitude of new Microsoft technologies which probably caused minor incompatibilities. Anyway I think you can get SQL Server 2005 working on Windows 7 but you will need to install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 3[^].
It plainly lists Windows 7 in the Supported Operating Systems section.
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-David Delaune
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Tanks for yours answers, I installed Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 and any problem, with Visual Studio 6 only worked on Windows XP Mode Virtual Machine.
SQL Server 2005 32 bits is posible install, if Visual Studio 2005 is too 32 bits. I can't install SQL Server 2005 64 bits maybe incompatibity with Windows 7 or the installer is damage, but it show an error about file .cab. I believe the better option is install SQL Server 2008 (32 or 64 bits).
I have those programs on Windows 7 64 bits.
Again Tanks. 
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Hi,
OS: Windows Vista
I have created the scheduled task through command line to invoke one exe.
Now I want to make that schedule run my exe only once, i mean only instance should run. If there are no instances then it should start one.
In task scheduler, for task properties, in settings tab i have "if the task is already running, then the following rule applied" option, where i can set "Do not start a new instance".
I want to set the rule in Task Scheduler's settings as "Do not start a new instance".
But through command line how to set the same.
Thanks in advnace.
Regards,
KTTransfer.
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Hi,
I would suggest conditionally starting your scheduled task from a batch file. You can check to see if your task is already running with something like:
@echo off
SCHTASKS | FINDSTR "Running" | FINDSTR "YOUR TASK NAME"
if %ERRORLEVEL% == 1 goto not_running
if %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 goto is_running
:not_running
start %comspec% /c "mode 32,3&title Info&color 1e&echo.&echo.That task is not running.&echo.&pause>NUL"
goto end
:is_running
start %comspec% /c "mode 32,3&title Info&color 1e&echo.&echo.Task is running.&echo.&pause>NUL"
goto end
:end
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-David Delaune
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Hi David,
Thank you , it helped me a lot.
One more Query I have:
1st Case:
How to make task readonly , I mean user should not modify or delete the particular task in "Task Scheduler" and I want to do this setting using command line.
Is there any way?
(OR)
2nd Case: I want to check all the tasks in task scheduler, if particular task is not created or deleted by user then I will create one.
To check all the tasks present in Task Scheduler, I need to check for OS version and depending upon the OS, path of task scheduler(where tasks are created) will change like:
Windows vista: dir /b “%SystemRoot%\system32\Tasks”
Windows server 2003: dir /b “%SystemRoot%\Tasks”
Windows XP: dir /b “%SystemRoot%\Tasks”
Is there any predefined way to do or I need to follow one of the above cases. If you have any clue to implement please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
KTTransfer.
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Hi again,
It seems like you need to do a bit of research on NT systems administration. These are some fairly basic systems administration questions.
Regarding case 1:
Task Scheduler and security[^]
How to use Xcacls.exe to modify NTFS permissions[^]
Essentially you will need to modify the access control list for the %SYSTEMROOT%\Tasks folder. I would also recommend executing your task under a privileged account such as SYSTEM to avoid being terminated by the user.
Regarding case 2:
I do not know why Microsoft changed the default task folder location. But you can check if the path exists from your batch file:
IF NOT EXIST "%SYSTEMROOT%\Tasks"
There may be a better way of doing this.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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I am not sure I should put this post here. I couldn't find a proper category. My question is about the service's load order.
Most services that appear in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\CurrentControlSet\Services subkey have "Group" keys which are part of a Service Group.
The order of groups in the load ordering group list. This information is stored in the ServiceGroupOrder value in the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control
Windows should first load drivers according to the ServiceGroupOrder.
There are also some services that belongs to groups that are not in the ServiceGroupOrder and services that don't belong to any group (they don't have registry "Group" keys). Of course, the two kind of services will be loaded after services belonging to groups that are in the ServiceGroupOrder list.
My question is that for these two kind of services, who will be loaded first? Or no guaranteed?
Thanks.
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rosiki wrote: There are also some services that belongs to groups that are not in the ServiceGroupOrder and services that don't belong to any group (they don't have registry "Group" keys).
Only services which have the SERVICE_SYSTEM_START or SERVICE_BOOT_START flags will have ServiceGroupOrder keys. The services without entries are probably SERVICE_DEMAND_START or SERVICE_DISABLED.
Some reference documentation:
What Determines When a Driver Is Loaded[^]
How To Control Device Driver Load Order[^]
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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Hello all,
I'm testing the new Win 7 in my work computer.
I have some videos with multiple audio tracks.
With the Vista OS I had the "Mediaplayer Classic" that allowed me to select wich audio track would be used.
I've tried it in Windows 7 and it doesn't work.
Any idea on what to use to be able to see those videos there?
It would be nice not needing to install any codec to use them as the codecs are already included there...
As always thank you in advance...
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