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  Hello world

  just a quick and, hopefully, an easy determination.
  I tried to use my webcam and facilities of the camera on my laptop, and whenever I click on it says:

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  I removed the program and tried to reinstall, but the problem is still happening.

  If someone would be kind enough to help me, I appreciate it

  Concerning

  Craig

  Hello

  I have no idea what happened, but the solution is simple.
  The message has already provided some information what to do to solve this problem.
  You need to reinstall the webcam software.

  First you need to remove/uninstall the old software webcam system

  Then go to the page European driver Toshiba and download the webcam software:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com

  Then, unzip the and run the exe file. Complete the installation, restart the device and retest the cam.

• Manually run the dfrgntfs.exe?

  Hello.

  I'm bored with Windows XP Pro. DfrgNtfs.exe SP3 which works automatically in the background after about 10 minutes of idling. Then I disabled through TweakUI. I tried to manually run the dfrgntfs.exe, but he said "the Disk Defragmenter command-line operation is not supported." Is this the same through % SystemRoot%\System32\dfrg.msc Disk Defragmenter?

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  I wonder if the latest post (per DemertisD) could be useful.

• Cannot run any file '.exe '.

  I have a virus that will not let me run any file '.exe '. For this reason I can not: open a command box, run any anti-malware programs or install a new download. HE can't even run any kind of diagnostic program to see if it IS really a virus. Y at - it online diagnostic tool, I use (I've tried the eset, but he came up emptyhanded)

  Hello

  1. what happens when you try to run .exe files?

  2. do you get an error message?

  I suggest you try to download the Microsoft security scanner and see if you are able to download. If so, then try to run it and check if it helps.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Otherwise, you can follow the steps in this link and check if that helps:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555067

  Check if that helps.

• Could not start / run SitesExplorer / ContentServerExplorer.exe (11.1.1.8.0) on Windows 7 64 bit

  Hi all

  I was able to start / run SitesExplorer / ContentServerExplorer.exe (11.1.1.8.0) on Windows 7 64 bit

  error starting turning

  "This application has failed to start because its side by side configuration is incorrect. "

  " Please see the application event log or use the command-line sxstrace.exe for details."

  Picture AFP for reference "ContentServerExplorer_error.png".

  Where as on my system still Sites runs correctly.

  Kind regards

  Anoop.

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2525435

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  Hello Bernd

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• How do you know if you run a file exe or vi

  My research skills suck today.

  I'm building an exe using the path of the application to find some files that must be included.  It works very well in the exe, but when the VI changes all paths are broken due to the path of the application.  But I remember a time someone has a way to tell if you were running the program as an exe file or a VI.  Then when the program starts, it can choose to use correct paths.

  Any ideas on how to do this?  Or is there a better way to run the program as a VI and an exe without breaking the railways?

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  Remove a property of the class "Application" node, select Application-> kind.  The output is an enum of the vs Runtime vs student development vs Embedded... you get the idea.

  Best regards

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• opening running associated extension exe

  My built LabVIEW application is associated with a specific file type in Windows:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/vstudio/en-us/630ed1d9-73f1-4cc0-BC84-04f29cffc13b/what-REGI...

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  What should I do if I want to open the double clicked when my program works?

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  Alexander_Sobolev

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  My test program is in attachment (LV 2011). It requires Windows Message Queue library (second link is for LV 2009 and greater) for the interception of DDE messages. You can integrate the message listener loop in parallel thread in your application and stop with the notifier or a similar mechanism.

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• problem running programs and .exe files

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