Choose the type of default network connection

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• Can not choose the program as default

  I'm defining gvim.exe as the default program for a certain number of types of files, XML mainly, but some others.  So I right click on an XML file and selectOpen with-> choose default program  The Open with dialog box appears.  I click on theBrowse... button.  I to gvim.exe and click Open.  It then goes back to the Open with dialog box, but gvim.exe does not appear in the list of recommended programs or other.

  I tried to install gvim in C:\Program Files (I've normally keep it in C:\Vim).  I tried to run Explorer as an administrator.  I tried to do it through Control Panel.  I can't get it works and it's driving me crazy.  Any ideas on why this is happening?

  It's on Windows 7 64 bit.

  Hello

  Try this.

  Control Panel, programs by default, choose the type of file associated with...

  After a few seconds, the window get full default associations.

  Search and high - lite the .xml extension.

  Click on edit (top-right) and edit it by pointing or by searching for the gvim.exe

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• How to choose the display by default when you use two screens on my Mac Pro?

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• My system tells me that my network connection is damaged. I ran malwarebytes & it came back negative. I went to shoot to the top of my network connections in Control Panel, and it came in white.

  NETWORK CONNECTIONS

  Can anyone help? My system tells me that my network connection is damaged. I ran malwarebytes & it came back negative. I went to shoot to the top of my network connections in Control Panel, and it came in white, nothing at all, no icons, nothing.        Sincerely, Merlin

  Can you do a system restore at the time where it did not work properly? http://www.officeforlawyers.com/tips/sysrestore.html

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• [Solved] How can I view the properties of a network connection?

  = Solution:

  I activated the "Netman" service (friendly name: "Network connections").

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  Don't forget that? Yes. I've seen one of them because I've gone from WinXP to Win7.

  

  Note: The image above was extracted from the Internet. It is not my computer.

  See the checkbox "Show icon in notification area when connected"? That's how I got Windows XP configured so that I would see a network for each network adapter icon in the tray all the time. Now I never see a network icon. I want to be able to bring up the properties so I can solve network problems.

  My new Manager computer devices">"Network adapters"indicates:

  Intel Centrino WiMAX 6150
  Intel Centrino Wireless-N 6150
  Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport adapt
  Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport adapt #2
  Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

  How can I view the properties of a network connection? And how I can put the properties of connection icons in the notification for all connections of 5 area?

  Thank you.

  It's very strange.  I used this command on dozens of computers (at least) and never have it back empty.  I don't know what to do. Here's a typical result.

  

• Choose the program by default, open with context menu right-click on a program does not!

  When I right click on an application such as a text document and try to change its default program (right click, open with, choose the program by default) I get an error says: "this file has no program associated with it for performing this action. Please install a program or, if such is already installed, create an association in the default programs control panel. »
  There is no problem to open the application, but the problem is the button ONLY!
  Fix association .exe, .txt, etc. did nothing!
  You can see my thread on SevenForums here: http://www.sevenforums.com/performance-maintenance/221020-choose-default-program-button-right-click-not-working.html
  and this problem as my problem: http://superuser.com/questions/69193/choose-default-program-does-not-work-is-broken-on-windows

  Thank you!

  Problem solved by a person post in the Forums of Vista, that what he said in this thread (Thread link: http://www.vistax64.com/general-discussion/202928-open-choose-default-program-error-vista-2.html#post939031 ):

  "PROBLEM SOLVED!"
  HOO HOO!

  I want to thank you once again BRINK for ideas on how to solve this problem.
  The next step below, this is how I solved this annoying problem:

  First of all, I came across this article on the Microsoft Web site by changing my google search to solve the problem. I started the google search with the following:

  'open with' lack of context menu

  Who brought results with the first being a microsoft link:

  Command 'Open with' missing from the context Menu

  Now the article didn't tell me exactly how to solve this problem, but it gave me an idea.
  He said look at the following reg key:

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Unknown\shell\openas\command

  And he said to watch the following default value:

  C:\%windir%\rundll32.exe shell32.dll, OpenAs_RunDLL %1

  After that, I noticed that the value was different, but then I noticed in watching the article says that this applies to Windows 95 and 98.
  I then looked at the same key on my laptop that is running Vista Ultimate 32 bit also and I noticed there are subfolders on my laptop that my office did not have.
  It should look like the following:

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Unknown
  \DefaultIcon
  \+Shell
  \+openas
  \COMMAND
  \+opendlg
  \COMMAND

  My office was only the DefaultIcon folder.
  Well I just copied the key from my laptop and voila... it worked.
  I thank the gods of the computer. This has really been bugging me. I know that some people would have just reconfigured or installed a new but I knew it was an easy fix. I thought it was a reg key or windows dll file, but I just need to find the location where he resided in. Luckily I came across this article which pointed me in the right direction. Now I feel like I accomplished something.

  Sorry if this is a bit long but I HATE it when I'm looking for answers in the forums and I see someone say they have solved their problem, but they either don't say anything about how they fixed or that they are so vague that they could didn't say anything.
  I hope this helps others if they have this problem.

  Thank you once again on BOARD! "

  That's all!

• "UDP receiver.vi" does not work on the type of "public" network but on a private type and the field. Why so much?

  I have a configuration Ethernet with 'UDP sender.vi' and "UDP receiver.vi" basically back in as the eponymous example shipped in LabVIEW examples i.e. pair. Nothing special and quite basic.

  The UDP sender regularly sends out UDP (30 bytes) packets to the receiver using the number of receivers IP and port 80. However, the port number is not interest to the problem.

  The sender and the receiver are different machines, but the two LabVIEW 2011sp1/32, Win7/64
  If it is running on a domain network, it works very well. If it runs on a 'public' (Windows Firewall terminology) using the network - IP number data comes through in the Receiver.vi 'UDP '!

  I checked what is obvious:

  1. The packets arrive actually in the network interface (checked with Wireshark) UDP receiver computers. For example. Connection via the sender's public network and firewall it meets on his way there.
  2. firewall on the receiver PC is open for incoming traffic on port 80 for the public (and private + domain name) and open for all programs and allowing the crossing side (there is a router with NAT translation upstream). We even tried to disable the firewall completely - no change.
  3. A program with a similar function as ' UDP Receiver.vi ' but written in C++ running in the same exact state, works as expected.
  4. same "UDP Receiver.vi" running on a target RT (sbRIO9606 or cRIO9024) and off the coast of the exact same cables copper - works as expected.
  5. It is tested on several PCs with the same results.

     For example. everything is, as far as I can see, according to the 'books', and again, I must have missed at least one book. The data arrives in the PC network stack - otherwise the program c ++ would work either. So what is done differently in LabVIEW?

  Any suggestions as to why a C++ program or a RIO can read the 'public' port UDP, but such a LabVIEW program cannot? And especially what can be done to solve it.

  Thank you
  Henning

  There are many other services that is blocked by nature in Windows when you use a network connection of type 'Public '.  Have you added an exclusion for LabVIEW so LabVIEW is not blocked when using a network of type "Public"?

• Receive the message error "wireless network connection is not a valid ip configuration.

  Original title: unable to connect to wifi on windows 7 on Dell laptop

  Help!  I went on vacation and used my laptop to DVD play only.  I am now back home and cannot connect to the Internet.  I tried all sorts of resolutions without result.  When I use the Troubleshoot utility, it tells me to stop my router and turn it back on.  I've done this multilpe times at this point.  Once I keep in the resolution of the problems, I get the same message again and again: "wireless network connection is not a valid ip configuration.  I disabled McAfee and morning services.  I used the command prompt to reset WINSOCK, IPv4 and 6.  I turned power on and off wireless by using the key on the keyboard.  I disabled and enabled the network connection.  I have the driver-upated.  I know the router works properly from my iphone and iPad is all connected without problem.  I removed and added to the wireless network.  In the network and sharing Center (I would copy and paste the view up here, if I could, but since I can't get online...), it is said "unidentified network, no internet access" on the right side, and he also says that I'm connected to a public network.  There is no link to click for the public network and I can't seem to find a way to change it to the House (there are no options, no links).  I tried to solve this problem, after I get home from work every night and I'm so frustrated that nothing works.  Please, please help!

  Kristine,

  Please try these steps before replacing the adapters and let us know the results.

  1. To open a command prompt, click Start , and then type CMD in the programs and files.
  2. Right click on CMD.exe in the programs icon and select run as administrator.
  3. When the user account control pop up box, click Yes.
  4. At the command prompt, copy and paste (or type) the following command and then press ENTER:
     netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt

     Note If you do not specify a path of the directory for the log file, use the following command:

     netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
  5. Restart the computer.

  If the problem persists, go through the given suggestion't-have-valid-ip/62ca59b1-c173-4465-9153-554a13928315 http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/wireless-network-connection-doesn

  Hope that these measures could help you.

• Remove the tick from IPv6 network connection properties

  I need to remove the tick from the properties of the network connection for the element "Version of the Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv6)" or by a script or a registry setting. I found the articles for disabling or uninstalling IPv6, but I have a specific request to remove the tick. If it must be done manually, it is not a realistic solution with the amount of systems on the network.

  Does anyone have a solution?

  Hi Drooza999,

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft community.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

• What are the 'elements' in a network connection settings (for example, 'client for microsoft networks') and which should I check?

  the termonology throws me, so keep it simple please. BUT I'm just checking my NETWORK CONNECTIONS and when I discover the properties of parameters / the window will appear which indicates the items that you can check or uncheck.

  'the clients for microsoft networks '.

  "file and printer sharing for microsoft networks".

  "QoS Packet Scheduler"

  "internet protocol (tcp/ipi).

  I can't seem to find the info on what they are and why I need one any of them checked, info by simple description is. I am just a computer and I mainly use a cable (ethernet?) a domestic device (modem?) that gives me access to the internet. So all the jargon on the networks and sharing are confusing. I unchecked 'file and printer sharing for microsoft networks' because it is based on the brief description I guess it's for some sort of office network (or other) computers? Finally, everything seems to work with that uncontrolled. I also disabled everything and I would not be able to connect to the internet, so I conclude at least some of them are essential for the connection to the internet anyway.

  A link would be well as long is it centered on my query mentioned and SINGLE [!]. Thank you.

  PS my interest is safety! I don't want to open doors that do not need to be open.

  question side: why I can't copy this? would it because I have disabled 'file and printer sharing... ". » ? I can copy the text elsewhere although [?].

  I've never paid much attention to the QoS, but as far as I KNOW, there isn't any kind of security risk.

  There is a lot of information and misinformation about the QoS on the Internet connections, and I'm not an expert on this subject.

  From what I understand, if you have a single computer connected to the Internet you won't probably no difference if this box is checked or not.

• I need help in creating a connection to the LAN in my network connections.

  I recently performed a clean installation of XP Pro and I am unable to connect to the Internet. In my network connections, I have only the 1394 connection, but no connection to the local network.

  I've also included five devices problem identified by the Device Manager which are be annoying because no driver seems to be responsible.

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  1 Ethernet Controller PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1050 & SUBSYS_815C104D & REV_024 & 2E98101C & 0 & 40F0
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  4. Modem PCI PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_24D6 & SUBSYS_8128104D & REV_023 & 267A616A & 0 & FE
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  5 series  
  ROOT\LEGACY_SERIAL\0000
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  I have a Sony VAIO Modem Lite-on CNR model - 002 # / A18 and tries to pick up a signal from my router AirLink Wireless Lan and Port wide band a few feet skinny feet away.

  I've already lost most of the day diddling with half a dozen pilot search utilities that are imposed to the be me these sites with databases of driver. I managed to make no progress whatsoever other than to download several useless versions of .net software framework (required by these programs of research of sadistic driver update!

  My hardware should not be a problem because the system was functional in terms of access to the Internet only a few days ago.

  Can anyone offer suggestions that could help me solve this puzzle?

  RangerDude

  There is no LAN or wireless connections because the drivers are not installed for Ethernet controller and network controller.

  If your computer came with a disk of driver installation, use it to install the drivers.  If it does not, use a different computer to access the web site of your computer manufacturer and download Windows XP drivers for your computer model.   Then transfer them to your computer and install them.

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• Develop preset continues to choose the calibration of default camera profile

  Hi, for some reason, whenever I chaque fois que je choisis choose a develop preset that does not have a specified camera calibration profile (it should be and used to be "Caméra Standard").  He would choose the first profile in the list instead of "Caméra Standard".

  «I tried to put this by accessing the default develop menu "settings" and clicked on the 'Restore Adobe Default Settings' and "Update to current settings" with selected "Camera Standard".»  Which no correction of the problem.

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  dingster1 wrote:

  Hi, for some reason, whenever I chaque fois que je choisis choose a develop preset that does not have a specified camera calibration profile (it should be and used to be "Caméra Standard").  He would choose the first profile in the list instead of "Caméra Standard".

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• How to determine the type of client network adapter

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  Copy the following just returns VMxNet, Flexible code or E1000 but not the s difference types of adapters VMxNet.

  $networkName = "Network0. $net = get-NetworkAdapter - Vm $vm.

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  Question: What version of ESX / VC / PowerCLI do you use?

  As I just tried this on my ESX vSphere / VC and PowerCli are all v4 update 1 and it works very well for me.

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  Name : Network adapter 2
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  Name : Network adapter 3
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• the host as a network connectivity to a single image at a time

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  All of the suggestions.

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• 10 mb on the guest operating system network connection

  I just installed ESXi 4.0 on a server that has 6 physical Gigabit NIC I only got one of them enabled for now. I created a new virtual machine with a clean install of Windows XP Pro and I was quite surprised to find that when finally completed XP installation, she did know that the speed of 10mbit NETWORK card. Although the physical NETWORK adapter on the server is a Gigabit NIC, its connected to a 10/100 switch and the lisghts on the connection stating that the ESXi NIC host operating at 100 Mbps. Is there a reason why the guest operating system should see a 10mbit connection?

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  Eugene Gill

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