There are also free P2K tools if have a usb cable want
to do more than transfer
pics ringtones.
google for p2kcommander or motox.
On the other hand if you want to sync with outlook
backup your phone book you
really need to buy MPT.
FORC5 wrote:
FWIW I bought a USB Bluetooth adapter and
hmm, I have a lappy drive that died mysteriously
only chirps without spinning.
Will have to try this!
Scott Sipe wrote:
So I posted awhile ago that I had had a new Seagate
drive die (not
recognized by computer, made a weird chirping
noise). I finally got
around to trying something I had
TCPView -
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/Networking/TcpView.mspx
Though no one other than local processes can access
the loopback IP.
From: DHSinclair
Is there any way for me to query a given machine to
find out
who is camped out listening to 127.0.0.1?
I am playing with
Opps. I should not have given my answer as a question...
That address is internal to your own computer,
so it is trying to talk to itself... ???
I can't explain it too well, that is why I quoted Karen
(of Karenware)...
Who-Is is a couple things, depending on how the term is used.
When I do a
It may be, I was going on when I bought my house in Phoenix, which was 94. I
thought that it was then. I was beta testing Win95 at the same time I think.
I had a 486DX50 at the time. I may be thinking of a different OC list, or BB
that was then tho...
Mark
-Original Message-
I have done this with a desk top hdd, Someone on the list here told me about
it. I coudn;t read the drive and there was data I had to have. I put the drive
in the freezer for about 4 hours. Popped it in the computer and could read the
drive for about 10 minutes. When it stopped reading put back
My phone came with MPT and it's the biggest piece of crap out there.
The best software I have ever seen for phones is Float's Mobile Agent,
which is freeware for Sony Ericsson phones.
j maccraw wrote:
There are also free P2K tools if have a usb cable want
to do more than transfer
pics
Chirping means the spindle motor is damaged or the Heads had landed on the
platter and have been Affixed to the media surface. I don't think Freezing
it will work. Freezing only works if there is an issue with heat and
Thermal Recalibration.
Tim The Beave Lider
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MSN:
OK. let me answer all of you collectively, sort of. I suspect I asked a
shotgun question.
What I have gotten back are laser beams. I am still confused. Hopefully,
some of my answers will let you all know where I am. I freely admit that
there is much about a server and the www that I do not
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007, DHSinclair wrote:
Is there any way for me to query a given machine to find out
who is camped out listening to 127.0.0.1?
To be more specific, in any IPv4 TCP/IP stack, the whole class-A subnet
127.0.0.0/255.0.0.0 is your PC.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Localhost
So,
Christopher,
Thank you. I do have and have been using TCPView. Yes, you have correctly
got it!
Now.
I have run TCPView on my server. I see nobody camped out on 127.0.0.1.
I do see many internal windows components camped out on 0.0.0.0:. So
I suppose my next question is:
Wasn't THG originally started by Tom of Toms Hardware Guide?
I've been on and off the list since about 97. JMaccraw (aka Warpmedia)
was a friend and co-worker and turned me on to it.
DHSinclair wrote:
Mark,
We all get foggy about the past. I do recall that you were one of the
first
Eh, depending on the acquisition cost it does the job
for moving pics/sounds
syncing.
The heavy lifting software to tweak the phone is all
free though! Upped my
RAZR's firmware (cingular had no facility to do so),
loaded a custom skin
ringtones, enabled engineering menu, disabled the
All I know is it was in a laptop on my desk running
24/7 and one day I found it
dead. It's less of a loss than the drive I just lost
due to over voltage from a
design flaw in the AMS Venus Dock laptop cooler. I had
just started using a
spare laptop drive in it as near-line storage to work
on
You're welcome for the link.
There's not just an IP involved here, but also a port.
Something else likely is
using a port that homer needs to use. You run into
this when you try to run more
that one of the same kind of client or server software
the needs a specific port
on a machine.
A simple
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