find the opposite direction of reference

I have a simple motion application that I am trying to troubleshoot.

I move my engine from the initial position to the specified user target position to the front. Then, I want to come back home (in reverse). However, each time I have use find reference.flx to find the House, he wants to only move forward.

How can I find reference.flx find the home in the opposite direction.

LabView 8.6.1

OR-Motion 7.7

PCI 7334

Paul,

You can define the meaning of original research and all other settings for a reference move with load reference Parameter.flx.

Kind regards

Jochen Klier

National Instruments

Tags: NI Hardware

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INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000203,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000204,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000205,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000207,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000208,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000209,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000210,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000211,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000212,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000213,1000096);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000214,1000096);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000215,1000097);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000216,1000097);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000217,1000097);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000218,1000097);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000219,1000097);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000220,1000118);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000221,1000118);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000222,1000118);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000223,1000118);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000225,1000119);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000226,1000119);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000229,1000094);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000230,1000094);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000231,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000232,1000095);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000233,1000073);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000234,1000073);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000235,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000236,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000237,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000238,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000239,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000240,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000241,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000242,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000243,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000244,1000121);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000245,1000073);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000247,1000122);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000248,1000074);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000249,1000074);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000250,1000074);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000251,1000089);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000252,1000089);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000253,1000090);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000254,1000074);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000255,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000256,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000257,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000258,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000259,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000260,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000261,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000262,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000263,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000264,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000265,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000266,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000267,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000268,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000269,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000270,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000271,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000272,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000273,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000274,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000275,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000276,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000277,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000278,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000279,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000280,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000281,1000098);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000282,1000099);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000283,1000099);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000284,1000099);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000285,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000286,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000287,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000288,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000289,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000290,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000291,1000100);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000292,1000101);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000293,1000101);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000294,1000101);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000295,1000102);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000296,1000102);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000297,1000102);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000298,1000102);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000299,1000103);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000300,1000103);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000301,1000104);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000302,1000104);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000303,1000104);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000304,1000104);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000305,1000105);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000306,1000105);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000307,1000105);
INSERT INTO ad_treenode VALUES (1000000,0,1000308,1000105);

create the table c_elementvalue
(ad_client_id, number (10),)
ad_org_id number (10),
c_elementvalue_id number (10),-PK and ad_treenode.node_id = c_elementvalue.c_elementvalue_id
name varchar (100)
);

INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000070, 'Assets');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000073, 'Sales');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000074, 'Cost of goods sold');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000075, 'Fees');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000076, 'Other income');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000077, 'Other expenses');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000078, 'accounting');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000079, 'Accrual');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000080, 'cash');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000081, 'Receivable account');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000082, 'Investment');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000083, 'Stock');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000085, 'Land and buildings');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000087, "Successfully Depriciation");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000088, 'Other assets');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000089, 'Returns');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000090, "Inventry CMV");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000091, "CoGs deviations");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000092, 'CoGs reviews');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000093, 'Gain currency');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000094, 'Accounts payable');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000095, 'Accrued costs');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000096, "Liabilities Note");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000097, "Long-term liabilities");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000098, 'Payroll expenses');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000099, "Occupancy cost");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000384, ' fresh Late fee revenue ");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000385, "Cash Transfer to turn");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000386, "Cash Transfer of b.ed. College");
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000387, 'Cash Transfer of BHM College');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000388, 'Cash Transfer Engg College');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000389, 'Cash Transfer of the MBA College');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000390, 'Transfer Cash of the Polytechnic College');
INSERT INTO c_elementvalue VALUES (1000000,0,1000391, "Cash Transfer of the school");

create the table t_trialbalance
(ad_client_id, number (10),)
ad_org_id number (10),
account_ID number (10),-PK and t_trialbalance.account_id = t_trialbalance.t_trialbalance_id or ad_tree.node_id = t_trialbalance.account_id
amtsourcecr number (10),
amtsourcedr number (10)
);

INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 0, 21000);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 21000, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 15900);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 15200);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 10500);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 18500);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 40400);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000008, 100500, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000012, 34550, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 0, 34550);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000023, 1000, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 0, 1000);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000017, 0, 20000);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 20000, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 0, 20000);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 20000, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000012, 6400, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 0, 6400);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000017, 0, 39695);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 39695, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 1160);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000008, 1160, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 580);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 48);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000008, 628, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000023, 1000, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 0, 1000);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 23.34);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000023, 1000, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 0, 1000);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000017, 0, 63650);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 63650, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 0, 63650);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 63650, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000017, 0, 35795);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 35795, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000017, 0, 51900);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 51900, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 0, 51900);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 51900, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000051, 0, 35795);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000029, 35795, 0);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 13700);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 8120);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 13700);
INSERT INTO t_trialbalance VALUES (1000000,1000002,1000061, 0, 36200);

I got two SQL but not until mark
```
SELECT LPAD(' ', 2*level-1)||SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(node_id, '/') "Path"
      FROM ad_treenode
      START WITH parent_id = 0
      CONNECT BY PRIOR node_id = parent_id;
      
      
select ad_client_id, ad_org_id, rpad('*',2*level,'*') || node_id , parent_id,
         (select sum(amtsourcecr)
                from t_trialbalance t2
                   start with t2.account_id = t1.node_id
                   connect by prior node_id = parent_id) amtsourcecr,
         (select name from c_elementvalue where c_elementvalue_id=t1.node_id) name
from ad_treenode t1
start with parent_id = 0
connect by prior node_id = parent_id;
```
The o/p I want according to Fig.2 is
```
node_id    node_name(from c_elementvalue)      amtsourcecr(from t_trialbalance)
1                     aaa                                            60
2                     bbb                                            50
3                     ccc                                               0
4                     ddd                                            10
5                     eee                                            30
6                     fff                                               20
7                     ggg                                             null
8                      hhh                                            30
```
Published by: Navneet Singh on March 6, 2012 16:02

Published by: Navneet Singh on March 6, 2012 16:03
Hello

Thanks for posting the CREATE TABLE and INSERT. Be sure to post the results desired from these data. Simplify the problem. In the diagrams, you gave a good example with only 8 knots. Why can not send you sample data (and results) for only 8 knots? Include only the tables and columns that play some role in this problem.

Here's how you can do almost the same thing in the table scott.emp. Say we want to find the total sal of each employee and all employees working under hom, directly or indirectly. This is to say that we want these results:
```
INDENTED_NAME             EMPNO        MGR        SAL  TOTAL_SAL
-------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
KING                       7839                  5000      29025
  JONES                    7566       7839       2975      10875
    FORD                   7902       7566       3000       3800
      SMITH                7369       7902        800        800
    SCOTT                  7788       7566       3000       4100
      ADAMS                7876       7788       1100       1100
  BLAKE                    7698       7839       2850       9400
    ALLEN                  7499       7698       1600       1600
    WARD                   7521       7698       1250       1250
    JAMES                  7900       7698        950        950
    TURNER                 7844       7698       1500       1500
    MARTIN                 7654       7698       1250       1250
  CLARK                    7782       7839       2450       3750
    MILLER                 7934       7782       1300       1300
```
For example, MILLER (at the end) has no children, so the total_sal for MILLER is equal to the BOF MILLER sal.
CLARK has only one descendant, namely MILLER, so CLARK total_sal is the sum of the CLARK sal and sal to MILLER.
KING is the ancestor of all others in the table, so the KING total_sal is the sum of all sals in the table.

Here's a way to get these results:
```
WITH     got_total_sal     AS
(
     SELECT       SUM (CONNECT_BY_ROOT sal)     AS total_sal
     ,       empno, mgr, ename, sal
     FROM       scott.emp
     CONNECT BY     empno     = PRIOR mgr
     GROUP BY  empno, mgr, ename, sal
)
SELECT     LPAD ( ' '
          , 2 * (LEVEL - 1)
          ) || ename               AS indented_name
,     empno, mgr, sal, total_sal
FROM     got_total_sal
START WITH     mgr     IS NULL
CONNECT BY     mgr     = PRIOR empno
;
```
If I understand your problem, it's a little more complicated than that, but only a little. I think that you have the parent-child relationship in a single table and the amount you want to add in a separate table. If so, I suggest you join these tables first, in a subquery and then make an application similar to the one above on the result set of this join.

TB filters seem to be applied to all THE emails coming in the opposite direction.

I can simply not TB to work reliably message filtering system.
I have to do something wrong.

There are a few interest groups with which I agree. They send lists.
Some people are, for example, on yahoogroups. Yahoogroups has a custom header that is "List-ID:
Sometimes this List-ID works sometimes not.

I also try to use Return-Path, respond to, to, cc,... sometimes I tried partial subject lines matching: contains [CatsNDogs] for example.
So I want to each incoming message to go in one folder that represents his 'list'... the list of cat, the dog, the list of fishing and so on.

Then, after all those who are tested, "you are in the chat list?", then you are in the list of dog... There you are my AB staff of friends (then delete it in 'Mine'.

The rest fall into the unknown.

What I get is irregular. I get email fell in 'Mine' because the 'From' IS a guy I know. BUT the List-ID indicated it was an email from the LIST. The return address IS only yahoogroups email address LIST.

For each LIST, I selects only the header lines containing the corresponding email list address.
The email has been selected. Must have.
How the filtering system can ignore the header selected?

I even learned down to partial words to make it simple for a lethargic program to find the cat in CatsNDog.
I tried Stop-filter-performance (have FiltaQuilla as an add-on).

And yet, I find myself with dozens of real Email list in my personal inbox.

And this error/bug persists Earlybird and several versions of thunderbird.
I tell myself that I do not have the filters properly.

A typical example of the 20 others:
To or cc contains Meow copy cats on local folders

It works for some and fail for a dozen, there is absolutely no pattern as to why it fails.

Filter logs show that TB seems to apply all filters to each new email.

Is this possible?

As you have identified each mail is tested against each filter. any filter is the mail first then he will be treated by the latter, your action is movement, then the following filter will not run against her because she is no longer in the folder. The filters are executed in the order that they are in the list of filters,
9nence the move up and move to the bottom of the dialog box options

Portege R500 flashing Code 01001000 (48 h) or in the opposite direction 00010010 (12 h)

I have a computer laptop r500 and its give me this model flashing - 00010010 every time I connect it.

It does not and no other light either, just the orange flashing light DC/plug light flashes. Infact, it continues to Flash even after I disconnect it. I have to take the battery out to stop the blinking.

I search on the internet and only found this:

-Instructions-
If the power supply microprocessor detects a malfunction, DC IN
icon
flashes orange. The boss of blinking indicates an error as shown below.

Start off for 2 seconds

Error code (8 bits)
'1' on a second
'0' on the second half
Interval between the Off in the second half data bits
The error code starts with the least significant digit.

Convert the model of blink DC icon in the error code IN hexadecimal
and compare it to the tables below.

MS IN
Error code meaning
01 h AC adapter / CC output voltage is more 16.5V (15V + 10%).
02 h improved output voltage Port Replicator III is on 16.5V
(15V + 10%).
04 h AC current output adapter is more 3.96 A (3.6A+10%).

Battery
Error code meaning
10 h main battery voltage is more than 13.86V (12.6V+10%) or
BATOV1 signal is detected.
11 the current main battery's 3.96 A (3.6A+10%).
12: 00 current password the main battery when the AC adapter is
connected.
13: 00 current flows to the battery when the AC adapter
is not connected.
14: 00 second battery voltage is more than 13.86V (12.6V+10%) or
BATOV2 signal is detected.
15: 00 second battery charge current is more 3.96 A (3.6A+10%).
16: 00 current flows from the second battery when the AC adapter
is connected.
17: 00 current flows to the second battery when the AC
card is not connected.

So, how can I fix this problem now? Can someone please help?

Thank you.

Hello

Which is really strange, buddy.
Have you tried to remove the battery and the AC adapter? Then wait an hour and after that connect the two devices again and try to start the laptop.

If it doesn t work I think you need professional help from a service provider allowed. It seems to be a hardware malfunction, and this must be checked by a technician from Notepad to determine the cause of this problem.

If you n t know where to find the nearest ASP, you can search on the Toshiba site for her:
http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an authorized service provider

Good luck!

Administrator and standard accounts work in the opposite direction.

Original title: I'm so confused!

I have 2 accounts on my computer, it is a Director and the other is a standard account. Whenever I try to type the accounts it does not work. In addition, both accounts say they are of opposite types. I'm so confused. The administrator account said that the standard account and the standard account says he is the administrator. What should I do? Help me!

Which account you set up after the installation of the OS? The account configured when the OS has been installed is the admin, the other probably a regular user.

Tell us which came first and what are two account names?

Where do you see that we're admin and the other not?

find the opposite direction of reference

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