Yep, it's probably the chipset fan and cooling is a must. If you want to go with an active (=fan) solution I second Tony's Papst recommendation.
You might also want to consider passive cooling (=larger heatsink, no fan). I've had no problems with it. Available eg at CompUSA or here...
Freestone,
Thanks for the link. I found a discussion about the issue and one poster claimed that the proprietary programs were trial versions. But I agree, it's suspicious that a download is not available on their website.
TomCologne
Did you read the instructions on MS's Windows Memory Diagnostic website?
The mtinst.exe will extract an ISO image that you need to burn.
I wasn't aware of legal issues with Hiren's BootCD so I did some research but results were ambiguous;-(
TomCologne
looks like a comment!
I'm also not sure why you'd need the nested If statement when you're going to open the Switchboard form anyway.
Wouldn't If Running = False And LastUpdate < DateValue(Now())Then
...
Else
DoCmd.OpenForm "Switchboard"do the same?
Maybe I'm missing something.
TomCologne
Lots of time on my hands today;-)
If you're dealing with a single file you could use something like this:
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
'' References:
'' MS DAO 3.6
'' MS Scripting Runtime
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Sub...
anotherhiggins is right about the forum but since we're already here, I've posted some code under: thread68-1409298: readout textfiles to table
Maybe that helps to get you started.
TomCologne
Additionally, you might want to prevent the automatic restart to get a BSOD with the error code:
Control Panel > System > Advanced > Startup & Recovery: Clear the "Automatically restart" checkbox
TomCologne
Have you tried "HijackThis" or the free online scanners, faq760-3862?
Anyway, access is usually denied because "explorer.exe" is running and using it.
Open the command window, then close Explorer:
Task Manager>Processes>explorer.exe <End Process>
Delete the file or rename it to eg...
Chris,
when you remove the RAM completely the BIOS is supposed to beep.
A free testing utility is available for download here: http://www.memtest86.com/
Microsoft also used to have a free program but I don't know if they still do.
Test the modules separately, ie if you've got more than one...
Thank you very much, Harley,
for that nice explanation. With me and API calls you can't get too basic;-)
BTW, I found the reason why I could not get any result.
I modified the first sample01.txt file like this:
[Vector]
flStageXPosition = 30522000
flStageYPosition = -20428000...
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