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Richard Andrew x64 wrote: Does anyone know if it's possible that this tool programmatically changed my product key to a blocked key without my knowledge or consent? Unfortunately... Yes. Richard Andrew x64 wrote: Are there Win32 API's for changing the product key? The application may have changed your product key by shell executing the slmgr.vbs volume licensing script. Best Wishes, -David Delaune

C-P-User-3 wrote: I was creating problems in my mind which did not exist in real life !!! I did wonder about that. Use the best guess

May be they used Access. If you used Desktop Application Means it will be need to store lot's amount of data. Programmers used some methods to retrieve data to be fast.

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it was assigned a static IP from day one of being setup. All of my servers are. turns out, I think it was a DHCP issue. Somebody adjusted one of the ranges so that it overlapped the ip of that server... On top of that, the reservation I had set(just in case) was removed as well. So another machine got that IP and caused no end of confusion... I fixed the dhcp ranges and the issue seems to have went away. No, I did not kill the guy that did it, yet. Treat stressful situations like a dog, if you can't eat it, play with it or screw it, then just piss on it and walk away. Be careful which toes you step on today, they might be connected to the foot that kicks your butt tomorrow.

Redgum wrote: did the Hackintosh method work Well, unfortunately, I was a little indecisive about going through with the project and then I started doing something else and it got pushed aside. So I don't know yet if that will work or not. :-\

Open your Phpmyadmin and you can find the language change option there.......

Roger, Did you ever solve this problem? I had a similar issue. Turns out IE was thrashing the disk. Its temp file location became confused. Reset back to defaults and it fixed it. Common sense is admitting there is cause and effect and that you can exert some control over what you understand.

You could do what others have suggested or just get a subscription to https://logmein.com/[^] From WIKI (logmein is blocked at my company) LogMeIn remote access products use a proprietary remote desktop protocol that is transmitted via SSL. An SSL certificate is created for each remote desktop and is used to cryptographically secure communications between the remote desktop and the accessing computer.[4] Users access remote desktops using either the LogMeIn Ignition stand-alone application or a web portal. The web portal requires either an ActiveX plugin for Internet Explorer, or an extension for Firefox (the LogMeIn plug-in for Firefox), or an extension for Safari (the LogMeIn plug-in for Safari), failing that it falls back to requiring Java in order to run a Java program,[5] and failing that it falls back to "a screen-shot-based HTML remote control".[6] The web portal also provides status information for the remote computers and, optionally, remote computer management functions. The service connects the remote desktop and the local computer using SSL over TCP or UDP and utilizing NAT traversal techniques to achieve peer-to-peer connectivity when available.[4][7][8] Common sense is admitting there is cause and effect and that you can exert some control over what you understand.

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It's probably checking for some dependency that either isn't present or is a different version than what is required... or you're trying to launch an x64 executable in an x86 machine (the other way around SHOULD work but maybe Windows is now blocking it by default). Must be a new Windows "feature".

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I see, thanks very much Albert, really appreciate your input... Andre

Richard , you cannot guess ALL of that? And I had such great opinions about you knowledge,you WERE my hero, I am disappointed Cheers Vaclav