Want to turn off the Alt R command that runs the open cmd

type "pause" on the bat file,i suggest you to put the pause command on the last line of bat file

Your graphics card most likely doesn't support Direct 3D. You can test using the following command in a cmd prompt window dxdiag

In XP click start/run and type cmd in the run box to open a command prompt window.

In Vista/Win7 to open the command prompt, either go through the start menu - click start, All Programs, Accessories, then click on Command Prompt or in the run box type: cmd .

Hi Good day!!if you are using windows go to command prompt. press windows logo key + r to display run dialog. type cmd and click ok. in the command prompt type the following commands and press enter: shutdown.exe -s -f -t 0
-s = shutdown
-f = force shutdown closing all programs
-t = time in millisecond
0 = now you can change this no. to schedule your shutdown.

for ubuntu open terminal and type -sudo shutdown 0 you can change the 0 if you want.
Hope my solution help you!!

Yes you can
Open Control Panel - from START button
Open Printers and Faxes Folder
Highlight the Printer icon - Right click and click on Cancel All documents.
If this does not cancel.. try these steps below


Click on Start button
Click on Run
Type SERVICES.MSC and click ok
look for Print Spooler in the list
highlight Print Spooler,
Click on STOP button then click on START
close the window and check if the print queue is gone.

Alternate method,

Click STart
Click RUN
Type Cmd ( or COMMAND ) and hit enter
In the black window type
NET STOP SPOOLER ( hit enter button )
Type
NET START SPOOLER ( hit enter button )

Repeat the Stop and START Command 4-5 times
End the Command with NET START SPOOLER

Open Printers and faxes folder - Refresh the Window - the printer will show STatus ready with 0 document

You can extend the 30 Day Trial to 120 Days by following method. Start computer in safe mode. Open the Internet Explorer type c: at the address bar of the Internet Explorer and press enter It will ask for the UAC - User account Control. Click continue on that. Now type C:\Windows\System32\ into the address bar. then find the file cmd.exe and right click the file and click on run as administrator. Command prompt will open. Now type the command slmgr -rearm and press enter Type the command [ slmgr -rearm ]and enter again. Do the above step three times. The windows will work for next 120 days

Hello

Plug the unit back in and try running some repair utilities on it.

Assuming the device is seen as the E: Drive (if not, adjust the directions accordingly)

Open a Command Shell (Go to Start then Run. Type in "cmd" then click OK for XP / Vista type in "cmd" in the Search area)

Once the Command Shell (black box with text only), type the following:

chkdsk e: /r/f

This runs the Check Disk utility on the E: Drive and will locate bad sectors (/r) and fix any errors (/f).

With any luck, only the files that were open when you disconnected your G Tech will be corrupted and all others will be salvaged.

Hi there.
Hit ctrl, alt, del to start task manager, in the top left hand corner click on file, then click on new task (run) in the box type cmd and it should run from there.

Good luck and thanks for using FixYa!!

Restart the computer and boot into Safe Mode.
Open the Start Menu.
In the white line (Start Search) area, type cmd
Right click on cmd (at Top), and click on Run as administrator.
In the command prompt, type chkdsk c: /f
If it still runs loud after I recommend replacing the hard drive.

use the "run"command by pressing windows key (next to alt) and the r key..type cmd..a command prompt box will open..type ifconfig/all..u will get all the details..in case u want to log in to the rotuter type 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.0 or it may be written somehwhere on the router in the internet browser..hope it helps!

hello,

we have a following command option to open active directory:

dsa.msc

thanks,