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Member 2932293 wrote: Do you have an idea what may cause this problem?
What are the values of the NTSTATUS and USBD_STATUS[^] in the callback function?
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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NTSTATUS 0xc0000001
USBDSTATUS 0x0
Rıdvan Tekdoğan
Department of Computer Engineering
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Hi, Do you already solve this issue?
I have the same issue...
If YES, would you tell me the solution? 
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i have two computers,the same brand IBM, same capacity, same speed. and i want to know what is different between it both? is it by check its CPU id or what ? please give me some guid line .....
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Some parts carry unique ID numbers that may be available through some function.
None of them is perfect though.
Examples:
- hard disks contain a physical ID, however under Vista you need admin rights to read it.
- Ethernet network cards have a MAC ID, it can be temporarily modified by software.
- the baseboard often has a serial number, it gets stored in the BIOS EEPROM, and can be wiped out by a BIOS upgrade.
etc.
In a secure environment, and when available, I would go for the baseboard number.
You would need WMI (Win32_BaseBoard) to get at it.
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is the same brand of harddisk has the same of physical ID ? how about the same brand of CPU ?
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AFAIK harddisk manufacturers don't have to provide an ID, and when they do it does not have to be unique (althouth it does not make much sense to have duplicates within one brand); I know of no standard way to ensure available IDs are unique across manufacturers.
Some CPUs include a unique ID register, however when present, the feature is turned off by default, and turning it on requires a BIOS access and probably a reboot as well.
As I said earlier none of the IDs is perfect, however depending on your goals, one may be much better than another.
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ok thank for your answer. now i know to solv it 
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You can download hardware analysis tool. If you looking to check CPU u can try cpuid.
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If they have "Network interface cards" then you can check their MAC addresses, because MAC address is unique.
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I'm planning on replacing my development machine when Win 7 comes out. I'm now running a Shuttle G6, but Shuttle's quality has really slid in the past several years, and I'm looking to make a change.
I'm running a dual monitor setup, and I'd like to find a compact, desktop model, rather than a tower--something the size of a Shuttle or smaller, that will run two monitors. Several manufacturers offer 'slimline' models that are designed to sit on the end of a desk or workstation. That's what I'm looking for.
so, what would you suggest as a good machine that fits that form factor and isn't particularly expensive? Thanks!
David Veeneman
www.veeneman.com
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It really depends on what you are going to do with the machine. Dual-screen probably means you're developing and/or running office apps on it. In that case, the cheaper Intel Atom desktops won't be able to cut it. They can be had for 300 EUR and are suitable for internet surfing and basic office use, but not for games and CPU-heavy apps.
The Via Nano and Nvidia Ion series are a _little_ higher end, but any Core2Duo will beat those anyway.
I'd check out a few barebones, but the only manufacturer coming to mind is Shuttle - which you want to avoid. Hmm.
You could check out the Mini-ITX-boards the web has to offer, as well as the corresponding cases.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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"If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton
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I've a wireless router connected with telephone line. For some weeks it wasn't working well, I mean, my net get disconnected after 5 or 6 minutes or less. I called the ISP and they sent their representative. He came and changed the
Modulation : G.DMT (from ADSL2+)
Annex Mode : ANNEX_A (from ? dont remember)
now, I'm wondering what these options do actually ? I searched on web but all info is just bouncing as I'm not much into networking thing...
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Hi,
I need to write a c/c++ code to get the bios rom size.
so I choose the SPI RDID cmd, I have gone through the web for samples,
but the codes are almost embedded stuff.
I need this utility to run on my Notebook, the SPI flash chip connect with EC(embedded controller).
how can I get the SPI base address register, also other SPI register offset(SPI Data register/SPI CMD register/SPI Config register).
Any insight will be high appreciated.
Software engineer
Jone_Liu
Jone_liu@compal.com
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Hello ALL,
I have GSM EASYGATE Brand Name , How can I write C# program to Send and recieve SMS.
Thanks alot
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Hello to all.
I m using HP laserjet 6L Gold Printer. And recently I changed my system. Now I m trying to use my printer but It will not working.
System Configure: core 2 Duo process, DG31PR motherboard, 2GB RAM.
Printer Configure: It contain Parallel Port Connector.
Problem is in motherboard no parallel port connector so I used PCI Card.
Now my system detected Printer and it was installed but it will not printing data.
I was check below things:
1. Data Cable.
2. Default Printer and offset status and It will always in Ready Status.
3. Parallel Port selection LPT3 to LPT1.
Is any other ways to check or any other possibility.
Thanks in Advance.
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Hello All,
I Have Cash Machine , How can I use Microsoft.PointOfService library to Open Drawer Cash?
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Quoted from MSDN[^];
If one application claims the cash drawer, then only that
application may call the OpenDrawer and WaitForDrawerClose methods.
This feature provides a degree of security, because these methods
may effectively be restricted to the main application if that
application claims the device at startup. Good luck
I are troll
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Hello CodeProject,
My microphone on my headset stopped working a few weeks ago, and I've been trying to figure out what's wrong with it. The Microphone / Line-In device says it's working, but it isn't. I've tried rebooting, reconnecting it, disabling/re-enabling it, reconfiguring it, the whole nine yards but nothing seems to work. I'm using Vista, by the way.
I tried following this[^] but in Step 3 Figure 7, my window only has a 'Speakers' bar...no microphone or anything else.
Any help you guys have would be appreciated greatly
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You only went 8 3/4 yards. It might be broken. Did you try a replacement?
Cheers,
Sebastian
--
"If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton
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Thanks for replying! Actually, I just found out that somehow the driver stopped working and it didn't say anything when I checked. Installing the latest drivers and chipsets from Dell fixed it. Thanks anyways!
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I've just built a new PC that has an AMD Phenom II 955 3.2GHz processor. The BIOS sees this. But Windows 7 shows only 1.6GHz.
I've fiddled with the BIOS as much as I can figure out. But to no avail. I've been to the AMD site to see if there is anthing that I can do to get it to work properly, again to no avail (maybe I missed something). Googling hasn't helped as I end up of gamer sites where nothing makes any sense whatsoever.
The only thing in the system that is rated as 1.6GHz is the RAM, but the BIOS setting for it was set to 1066MHz. Also, RAM is pretty much always slower than the processor speed.
I'm at a bit of a loss now as I can't figure out what is wrong. The most irritating things is that because of the slowed down processor the Windows Experience Index is calculated as 3.9 (the 4 year old PC it is replacing has a score of 4.2)
The details:
Motherboard: Gigabyte motherboard MA790XT-UD4P AMD AM3 790X ATX
Processor: AMD CPU AM3 Phenom II X4 955 quad core 3.2GHz x4 Black Edition
RAM: OCZ Memory 4GB (2x2048MB) Intel Extreme Edition XMP Ready Series DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz RAM Dual Channel CL 7-7-7-24XMP Profile 2: 1800MHz 9-9-9-31 Intel Black XTC Heatspreader
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