Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts

6/18/2020

Client for OES 2 (Novell) SP4 error message when login (Internal error -1497 0xFFFFFA27​)

Error message: Internal error -1497 0xFFFFFA27​

Solution and source: Microfocus

1. Using the Windows system dialog

Click on the "Start" icon
Click on the "Settings" icon
In Settings, open the System section
In the System section, select the About page
in the About page, select the System info link
In the System Info page, select the Advanced System Settings link
In the Advanced tab, select the Environment Variables link
In the Environment Variables page, from the System Variables section, select the "New" button
Define the new variable and its value
Variable name: OPENSSL_ia32cap
Value: :~0x20000000


2. Using the command line

Open an administrative ("Run as administrator") command prompt
Enter this command: 

setx OPENSSL_ia32cap :~0x20000000 /M


3. Edit the registry

a) From the command line

Open an administrative ("Run as administrator") command prompt
Enter this command:

REG ADD HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment /v OPENSSL_ia32cap /d :~0x20000000

12/23/2016

Lenovo Thinkpad - Built in microphone is not working in Windows 10

Symptom:
Built in microphone is not working in Windows 10 in Lenovo Thinkpad notebook.
(In Device Manager there is no any error e.g. yellow exclamation mark.)

Solution:
Maybe the built in microphone is disabled and is not set as default.
But more likely you need to remove and reinstall the proper audio driver from Control Panel or Device Manager.

Source: Lenovo

7/10/2015

Dell Inspiron 15 (3543) Notebook - USB 2.0-CRW (Card Reader) Windows 8.1 driver (Realtek USB RTS5139/RTS5129/RTS5179 Card Reader Driver)

Realtek USB RTS5139/RTS5129/RTS5179 Card Reader Windows 8.1 Driver

After installing Windows 8.1
Device manager
USB2.0-CRW (yellow exclamation mark)
USB 2.0-CRW (Card Reader) 32 / 64 bit Windows 8.1 driver download link

6/22/2015

Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse and Windows 8.1 - Misleading notebook built-in Bluetooth adapter

The configuration:
-Sony Vaio Notebook (older edition)
-Windows 8.1
-Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse

Sony Vaio with Windows 8.1 can't recognise the Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse.
The built-in bluetooth adapter works fine, bacause it recognises e.g. cell phone with bluetooth or other bluetooth mouse.
Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse is compatible with Windows 8.1.
Where is the problem?
This Sony Vaio notebook was originally shipped with Windows 7, then was reinstalled to Windows 8.1.
(Anyway Windows 8.1 works fine with older Vaio.)
So it was neccesarry to buy a cheap Bluetooth 4.0 Micro USB adapter.
This solved the problem.

6/02/2015

Message if you want to change something in BIOS: View only item

When i wanted to change something in BIOS (e.g. boot order), always this message appeared:
View only item

It was neccessary to remove and replace CMOS battery (CR2032).
After replacing CMOS battery the "View only item" message was gone.

11/13/2014

ASUS X201E Atheros LAN driver for Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit), Windows 8 (32-bit)

If you need for Asus X201E Atheros Ethernet driver for Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit), Windows 8 (32-bit), you can download it from here, or another location.

Supported Atheros Devices:
Atheros AR8162-BL3A-RL10/100M
Atheros QCA8172-BL3A-RL 10/100M

6/26/2014

Remove or reset BIOS password from Windows

This method works with Acer TravelMate 2490 laptop with Windows 7, but by the included cmospwd.txt works other BIOS versions and PCs or laptops.

Download and extract to a folder this software:
http://www.cgsecurity.org/cmospwd-5.0.zip
( Info: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/CmosPwd )

Log on to Windows as Administrator priviledges, or run an command prompt with administrating priviledges (Click Start-->Run: type CMD hit Ctr+Shift+Enter)
cd to the extracted directory (e.g. cmospwd-5.0)
then in cmospwd-5.0 cd to windows directory

To work on cmos memory, ioperm need to be installed and running. ioperm gives direct port I/O access for specified ports to user-mode process.

when you are already in e.g. \cmospwd-5.0\windows directory: type “ioperm.exe –i” hit enter.
to start ioperm service: type “net start ioperm” hit enter.
type: “Cmospwd_win.exe /k” hit enter, we will see:

1 - Kill cmos
2 - Kill cmos (try to keep date and time)
0 - Abort
Choice :

Type 1 and hit Enter to clear cmos or 2 to keep date and time.

Reboot computer and former BIOS password gone.

WARNING: You should disable or uninstall ioperm
with "ioperm.exe -u" if you don't want to decrease
your security!


6/25/2014

Acer TravelMate 2490 vs. Windows 8.1 error message: ATTEMPTED SWITCH FROM DPC

After installing Windows 8.1 to Acer Travelmate 2490 two errors remain.
1. Atheros wifi adapter.
2. Card reader.

1. Atheros wifi adapter:
You can download Atheros wifi driver for Windows Vista 32 bit from here.
(There are wifi drivers for Atheros, Broadcom and Intel, but I experienced problem only with Atheros.)
Result of installing  looks OK (with setup.exe), but wifi driver won't be installed.

Solution:
In Device manager on wifi card right click.
Then Update Driver...(Choose the map, you extracted drivers before.)
Install driver.

2. Card reader:
It's unnecessary to install driver, because after installing at starting, Windows 8.1 runs to an error:
"ATTEMPTED SWITCH FROM DPC"

Solution:
In Device manager on card reader right click, and click Disable.
It solves the problem, but you won't use card reader of course (an USB card reader is cheap...or you can enabled this device when you need to read an XD or SD memory card - then disable it again).

Source:
answers.yahoo.com

6/03/2014

Lenovo G500 Notebook - Power Management (ACPI\VPC2004) and USB 2.0-CRW (Card Reader) Windows 8.1 driver

Lenovo G500 Notebook
After installing Windows 8.1
Device manager
Unknown device
Power Management ( ACPI\VPC2004 ) 32 / 64 bit Windows 8.1 driver download link

After installing Windows 8.1
Device manager
USB2.0-CRW (yellow exclamation mark)
USB 2.0-CRW (Card Reader) 32 / 64 bit Windows 8.1 driver download link

5/20/2014

Laptops Recovery Keys

Notebooks Recovery Keys:

Acer – Alt + F10

Asus – F9

Dell – Ctrl + F11

EI Systems - F10 or Alt + F10 

Fujitsu - F12 or Alt + F11

HP / Compaq – F10 or F11

Lenovo / IBM Thinkpad – F11

MSI – F3

Packard Bell - F11 or Alt + F10

Samsung – F4

Sony VAIO – F10

Toshiba – F8 or 0 (not numpad)

Source (and read more about recovery proccess at certain types):
wintips.org

4/23/2012

Toshiba Satellite C660D ATI driver

Windows 7 32 bit
Toshiba Satellite C660D NotebookATI graphics card

Driver was found here:
http://sites.amd.com/us/game/downloads/Pages/radeon_win7-32.aspx

MSI CR700 webcam problem

MSI CR700 Notebook
Windows 7
Webcam does not work, even though the installed / re-installed driver.
Solution is very simple:Function key + F6


The solution was found here.