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Pairing Logitech K270 Keyboard With New Reciever

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 How to Pair A Logitech K270 Keyboard Connect a non-unifying reciever to your computer and pair it with a K270 keyboard.  The reciever is all black, with no red stars on it.  It is stamped "logi" on the black plastic part, and has C-U0010 on the metal parts. What you will need: ConnectUtility from Logitech Logi Reciever with M/N C-U0010 FCC ID:  JNZCU0010 Also marked CNC ID C-11077  This is a so called non-unifying reciever Logitech K270 Keyboard Windows 10  Logitech M185 Mouse is compatible Logitech M310 Mouse is not compatible. You need a Unifying reciever C-U0007 Connect the Logi Reciever to your USB port, start up the connect utility, then follow the prompts.

How to Import Call History from Shoretel 14.2 to Mitel Connect Build 22.13

Importing Call History During A Shoretel to Mitel Upgrade First a little background.  On Shoretel and Mitel systems store the call history for each extension in a SQL Lite database that is stored outside the main CDR and Config databases. The Shoretel Communicator application reads this file directly to get the history.   What you will need to do this task:  sqlite3.exe and sqlite3.dll from the new mitel server, you can get this from anywhere really.  Plus you will need the mysql command line tool on both servers. Open a dos prompt to perform all  of these tasks.   Open a cmd.exe prompt, make a directory called \Temp to do all of your work. First Step is to find the UserData folder: usually is located here on both Mitel and Shoretel:  C:\Shoreline Data\UserData\<hash code>\ in mysql command line, using the Shoreware database, look for the user's DN to get the hash code folder name.  If you need help using the mysql command line, se...

Free Antivirus Software

 Free Antivirus Software for the Masses What to Do, if You Have a UCLA managed Sophos Uninstall your current version of Sophos using the following instructions: MacOS Windows We recommend replacing Sophos on your personal device with any number of freely available antivirus products on the market, including: Sophos Home Edition AVG Avast Bitdefender Built-in Windows Defender

'Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0' provider is not registered on the local machine

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Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12 Provider is not registered Scenario: Windows 7, Office 2013, and Visual Studio 2010 VB.net with the following lines in your code: myConn = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=|DataDirectory|\salesreportdb.accdb") ... fails at the connection.open statement.  See the debug session error message: The Fix: First, install the 64 bit version of Access Database Engine 2010 by using the standard installer.  Then install the 32 bit version of the AccessDatabaseEngine 2010 runtime with the /passive switch on the command line.  Specifically, download the 32 bit version of Access Database Engine, using this link:   https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=13255   Finally install the 32 bit edition using the /passive switch. In your visual studio project change the compile settings to 32 bit.  Then change back to AnyCPU.  This part is optional. Re-run it.   Meaning: This means...

Outlook Application Error - Faulting module name: OUTLMIME.DLL

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 Outlook Application Error and Crash When Account is IMAP When using an Outlook email account that is IMAP, connected to COX internet, you try to delete messages or open messages in the trash, the application freezes up and crashes.  Re-installing Office does not remedy the situation, reinstalling the IMAP email profile does not help either.  The windows event log shows this: The solution is to edit the user's email profile and add "Inbox" to the Root folder path. In the account settings, under "More Settings..." in the Advanced Tab, you will find this: Insert "Inbox" into the "Root Folder Path" like this; Furthermore, Run the ScanPST.exe inbox repair tool to verify and repair the .OST file.

Convert Sticky Notes to WordPad

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How to Convert Your Sticky Notes to WordPad First thing to do is to find your Sticky Notes in %appdata%\Microsoft\Stick Notes\ you will see a file called " Sticky Notes.snt " It will be quite small. The file is a 7-zip file. Then download and install 7-Zip from  https://www.7-zip.org/download.html Then you should execute the 7-zip application, and enter the file path to sticky notes into the app, Just like the picture below. Then you select the StickyNotes.snt file and press the Extract button. The following images are a quick tutorial on how to convert your sticky notes. It appears that taggerz have defaced my screenshots. Open 7-zip in the folder where sticky notes file is kept Now you can close the 7-zip app, and then navigate to the resulting folders, rename each 0 file to 0.rtf because they are just Rich Text. After extraction, you will see lots of folders Each folder contains 3 files Rename 0 to o.rtf. 0 contains the contents, 3 contains ...

Change the Windows 10 OEM branding

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How to Change the Windows 10 OEM Branding When you have installed a nicked Windows 10 from teamos-hkrg.com , change the branding so your friends don't think you have a bootleg copy.  Open the Windows Regedit.exe program, and navigate to this key to change the important items. The Key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OEMInformation You MAY find this in your grey market windows 10

Fix: The Diagnostic Service Host service failed to start due to the following error. [ solved, no kidding ]

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Lots of these Messages about the Diagnostic Service Host in the System Log On Windows 7/10 Machines Attached to A Domain The Diagnostic Service Host service failed to start due to the following error: A privilege that the service requires to function properly does not exist in the service account configuration. You may use the Services Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in (services.msc) and the Local Security Settings MMC snap-in (secpol.msc) to view the service configuration and the account configuration.  The good news is that you can fix it using active directory group policy or the Local Security Policy and just adding a few things to the Local Policies.  Same fix applies to both Windows 7 and Windows 10.  To Fix this using any Policy, you must be running a Professional or Enterprise version of Windows. If you have Home Edition, sorry. Here's How to Fix It You see this in your system logs repeatedly, and its dragging down your computer and making it ...

How Do I Setup An External Time Source For My Windows Domain Controller using w32tm?

Windows Time Sync Commands Net Stop W32Time W32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:"time.nist.gov" W32tm /config /reliable:yes Net Start W32Time W32tm /config /update w32tm /resync Strip Chart Test w32tm /stripchart /computer:"time-nw.nist.gov" /samples:5 /dataonly An Example C:\Users\Administrator>w32tm /stripchart /computer:"pool.ntp.org" /samples:5 /dataonly Tracking pool.ntp.org [50.116.52.97:123]. Collecting 5 samples. The current time is 11/18/2019 11:29:41 PM. 23:29:41, +00.2785488s 23:29:43, +00.2738542s 23:29:45, +00.2741342s 23:29:47, +00.2751842s 23:29:49, +00.2732097s Useful Links https://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi https://serverfault.com/questions/704219/how-do-i-confirm-what-my-pdc-is-using-for-its-time-source-and-how-do-i-setup-an Or you could use:   pool.ntp.org or  time.nrc.ca or  clock.psu.edu or  rolex.peachnet.edu