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What does the function do?
Please provide the code for the function
Michael S. Scherotter
Lead Software Architect
Tartus Development, Inc.
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Hi,
I am studying about Windows NT internals and I came across the utility
C2Config.exe which is supposed to be in the NT Resource Kit... How do I install the NT Resource Kit?... where can it be found? ... do I have to reinstall my OS in order to include it? ... thanks
Also, I have partitioned my h/d so that the primary partition has the NT and the second only has data. How do I go about such that I can install another OS (Linux) ... thanks again
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You need to have access to the NT resource kit (RK) itself which is a set of utilities and programs. You install these utilities as per the instructions of the RK.
The RK can be found on MSDN ot TECHNET CDs or you can buy the RK as a separate piece of software.
Vangelis Vorgias
YASA (Yet Another Systems Architect)
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Can anyone answere following questions:
a)How can I change the active partition of my hard drive using visual
c6.0 working on win2k
b)How can I change the active partion of a remote hard drive. The remote
workstation is running win2k
c)How can I change the active partion of a remote hard drive. The
remote workstation is running DOS.
Thanks,
Saad
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hi,
Win2k protects the system files by detecting changes and replacing changed files from a cache. I see that there are ways to disable this feature. But is there a way to just disable this feature for one single file insted of all system files ?
thanks
karthik
ps: reason being inetinfo dlls stack size is set to 40000 , but some of my dlls need a stack size of 100000 ,so I want to change the stack size of this dll alone. win2k will not allow me to use this modified dll.
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I want to replace the Win95,Win98 login interface,but i don't know how to do it. Can you help me? thanks!
hi,nice to meet you!!!
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Has any body been able to install Windows 2000 (any one of them i.e Pro or Advance Server) on An AOpen AX63Pro mother board.
It keeps crashing even when I disable the Advance Power managment. I even flashe the bios with the latest one.
Cheers
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I like to know how can I connect a cash machine an to open it with a pc running in Windows.
(I work in visual C++)
If anybody can give me these instructions or can give me an URL or somewhat else where I can have informations, I will be glad.
I know that this question ins't realy for Operatings system but
I don't know where I can ask for this..
Emmanuel Ponsart
eponsart@racsa.co.cr
( may be the word Cash machine ins't correct in spanish we call it "caja registradora" and in french a " une caisse enregistreuse")
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Are your referring to a POS (Point-of-Sale) system?
If so, I have a lot of experience with these systems.
In short, is highly dependant on the model. Usually it would communicate using ASCII text files. Newer ones use XML transmitions.
I would suggest contacting the vendor for more information on your particular model.
- Joshua 
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I do not mean selecting characters then use Format > Font... command. I mean the font we see once we open a document that is "Microsoft San Serif, 10 point" now . How can we change that to another font ?
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Get the source from msdn and compile it yourself!
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I'm using named pipes as an interprocess communication mechanism in a
distributed application.
This works successfully on Windows NT 4.0; I'm using this mechanism since
several years (since the dawn of NT 3.1 back in late 1992).
Now, with Windows 2000, some things seem to have changed.
When running several application components on a single machine or
across a network that all do use named pipes,
suddenly overlapped I/O on named pipes doesn't work any longer,
that is, ReadFile() (using overlapped I/O!) does not return
immediately but blocks for about a minute.
This seems to be dependent on the number of active named pipe instances;
if I reduce the number of named pipes used, the 'overlapped timeout' does
not occur.
The documentation (MSDN library, October 2000 edition) does not state
any such changes in named pipe functionality.
This is a severe problem, since my distributed application (a process
control system) depends on named pipe usage and eventually we have to
use Windows 2000 instead of NT 4.0. (Which besides the named pipe problem
is a huge advancement)
Has anyone yet made similar experiences or does anyone know a way
to circumvent this problem? Changing from named pipes to something else would
be no feasible solution, due to the amount of source code adaptation necessary.
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Hello,
I was wondering if I can invoke/run my .exe after user log into system or after system is rebooted.
thanks
ns
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There are two ways to do it.
1. You can put your exe in windows/startup folder.
2. You can create an entry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\Windows\currentversion\run
Santosh
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I'm completely new to the world of CE. I've been developing COM/ATL/MFC (and Visual Basic when forced) for several years now and though I did playh around with the Palm SDK when I bought my Palm V a while ago, I've really no experience in this arena. Today I was assigned with investigating and creating a Requirements spec and Project Plan for a new project involving the Compaq iPaq PDA. I can't really get into details but suffice it to say it's an application running on Windows CE that will utilize the serial port to send/receive data. The problem is my boss wants me to focus on Windows CE, not Pocket PC. I never knew there was a difference? What IS the difference? Is it simply that the Aero 1550 model is just missing a color LCD and the glitzy software package with the Pocket IE, Pocket Word, Media Player, etc with a slower processor? Are there differences in the SDK or am I limited with Microsoft technology more so with the Aero than with a full featured Pocket PC version like the H3600?
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OEMs can customize WinCE to suite their needs. You will have to read the specs of the device you want to use to determine what is does and does not support and what flator of WinCE it uses (if it uses WinCE at all).
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I want to install a piece of software on my Windows 95 PC but the install program insists that the application already exists. Is there a tool I can use to view the file execution of the install program? I want to find out what file on my computer is causing the installation problem.
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Check out TracePlus Win32 - it's a general tracing utility that shows all the API calls a program makes.
--Mike--
http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/
"Would it save you a lot of bother if I just gave up and went mad now?"
-- Arthur Dent
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I've read about Mainsoft's new version porting tool MainWin.
Does it really work and if does - what about performance of target application on unix?
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Well, Microsoft uses it to port IE to Unix. So it certainly works for them.
As for performance, well, it works by essentially porting Win32 to Unix, which gives a lot of overhead. It won't be as fast as native apps, and will likely use a ton of memory if IE for Unix is any indication.
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I'm using VC++5.0 and my problem is as following:
I want to count my families online time with a program
that always runs and writes a state every 30 secs.
The state should contain of the B-channels used but I can't figure them out with the RasGetEntryProperties() func. That is because I'm using Win95 (WINVER=0x400) as the docu says.
In this ver the multilink part of the certain structure is not implemented. BUT I CAN DO MULTI-LINK CONNECTION?
Does anyone know how I can figure out how many devices I use in a connection?
Thanks for your attention.
-----------------------------------------------------------
Pseudocode is code to demonstrate a concept, not designed to be run.
Like certain Microsoft software.
(Thanks a lot who ever wrote Robert's Perl Tutorial)
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My program calls DeviceIOControl() passing IOCTL_DISK_GET_DRIVE_GEOMETRY. However, the cylinder-count in the returned DRIVE_GEOMETRY structure is incorrect. I'm expecting 16383 cylinders and getting something like 3767. The other information in the structure is correct.
I'm running on W2K and am testing with large disks (18GB, 30GB). The 30GB disk isn't formatted or partitioned in a DOS/Windows way (its a disk from my Tivo, and uses a Macintosh-style partition table).
I obtain the handle to the physical drive using CreateFile(). I have administrator access.
The bios is auto-selecting LBA (Logical Block Addressing?) mode for the drive, but otherwise reports its correct capacity. Windows reports the capacity correctly in the Disk Administrator.
Can anyone give me a clue as to what to try next?
Thanks!
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I am builld a midi related program, windows 95/98 has a unacceptable timer latency. I consult the MSDN which has a article name "overcome the timer-latency problem in MIDI sequencers" mentiond this problem. But the solution it provide is using 16 bit DLL to implement timer procedures, so must do some thunking? What is thunking? how to implement it? thanks for help.
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1. In my project, i want to control over the Hard disk, floppy disk. Can u explain about how to control this?
2. I want to reduce CPU clock speed. Can u suggest that?
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You should investigate the docs at msdn.microsoft.com for the basics of what you are asking.
There are many options for what you ask, and they vary from OS version to version (98/NT/CE/etc.)
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