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Not from that little we can't.
We have no idea what interface circuitry you have between the PC and the IRF530 (I assume you miss-typed) - you certainly can't connect one of them directly to a standard PC output!
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Ok, I will try to explain my circuit. I have 4 IFR530, which are going to the unipolar stepper motor. These 4 MOSFETs are connected to Digital I/Os of FEz Mini (MCU) via optoisolators and some resistors. So I have to Program the FEZ mini to run the stepper motor.
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And what does this have to do with C#?
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It is only C# which can be used for FEZ mini(microcontroller) and without programming Fez mini won't work. I am using c# because I want to control the rotaion and direction of motor.
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I thought someone here might know anything about c#?
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It's not the C# that's the problem though, is it?
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The problem is I don't know C# programming that is what I need help with.
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C# is just the language to tell the FEZ board HOW to do something. Your question is more about WHAT to tell the FEZ, which we really can't help you with.
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how to i can create a movable button in c#
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Write code to change the X and Y coordinates as appropriate.
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Doesn't CM have a project with an unclickable button? Should answer the OPs question. 
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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I could able to install msi file using below code and it installed sucessfully
string path = @"C:\Projects\Debug\ELSWinServInstaller.msi";
Process process = Process.Start(path);
process.WaitForInputIdle();
process.WaitForExit();
I tried to uninstall the same using below code, but its not working.
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo.FileName = "msiexec.exe";
p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\"/qn";
p.Start();
Please let me know where I went wrong.
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NarVish wrote: Please let me know where I went wrong.
You forgot to explain what "is not working" means. Did it start the process? Did it throw an exception?
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"I tried to uninstall the same using below code, but its not working."
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo.FileName = "msiexec.exe";
p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\"/qn";
p.Start();
Unistallation code is not working. It didn't throw any exception. it executed each line. but uninstallation didn't happen.
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NarVish wrote: Unistallation code is not working. It didn't throw any exception. it executed each line. but uninstallation didn't happen.
That's a better description; now we can rule out any exceptions and focus on the rest. From where are you starting this? From a Windows-service?
You could check the eventlog for any errors. As a quick workaround, try putting the complete command in a batch-file and execute that from code.
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Could be a permission issue.
For Vista and Windows 7, you might need to run this program as an administrator to uninstall the program.
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I have administrator rights.
If it is permission issue, my installation code also should not work. But installation done sucessfully.
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can you uninstall this application from a command prompt? by running the same command?
i.e.
c:\Projects\Debug\ELSWinServInstaller.msi /qn
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yes, its working fine when I run the below command in visual studio command prompt.
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>msiexec /x C:\Lalitha\Projects\
Debug\ELSWinServInstaller.msi
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NarVish wrote: p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\"/qn";;
Do you need a space between the closing quote around the MSI path and the /qn argument?
p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\" /qn";
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- Homer
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I tried by giving space as per your suggestion. Still, problem exists. No change
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Can anyone explain clearly how to use Pagination concept fro DataList Control in ASP.NET C#?
Harsha K N
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