There's calibration error on the read channel. :)

Hi Mike, Thanks for the info. A detailed explanation of how the driver signing will have to be carried out will be more helpful to me. Thanks in advance, KKrista

Immediate suspect would be an on-access AV scanner - check what happens if you add in an exclusion for that file location in your AV app, if you have one running.

Yes, that is one way to do it. I remember something that allowed you to see all the things you referenced, and then where all you did so. The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

TreeView control does not support databinding. What you can do, is have an event handler on the ArrayList, and every time you add, or remove an element from the array, you can repopulate the treeview control. Hope that helps.

Thanks for the info. Do you have a sample application on this regard? Thanks in advance, Murali

What version of windows are you using? Xp,Vista? MuraliKumarD wrote: I setup two NICs on a machine. Did you make a backup before you did this? If you are changing anything that is important to the configuration of windows then you would always want to make a backup of the configuration of windows using system restore, etc. MuraliKumarD wrote: Any way to restore back to old configuration? Yep, System restore. (But you have to of made a backup for this to work) MuraliKumarD wrote: Also, the 'Network Connections' is not opening. Most likely the NIC cards have been disabled. To check whether windows can find the NIC cards Goto: 'Control panel'>> 'Add hardware' 'Add hardware wizard' opens, click next, and it will search for any new hardware (ie. the NIC Cards). Have you searched on google for people that may have had the same problem? This would be the first place I would look after Start>> 'help and support'. Is 'Network connections' shown in the control panel? In Windows XP: The 'network connections' in the control panel is called ncpa.cpl (the .cpl means it is a Control Panel extension, eg it is displayed in the control panel) Hope this helps:) My blog:[^]

Hi, I followed your steps. I send a sample mail to an ID existing in the local SMTP Server and the delivery was a SUCCESS. However, if i try to send the mail to a different ID say hello@gmail.com, then i get a delivery fail message in the 'Drop' folder of the 'mailroot' folder. Do i need to enable some options in the destination SMTP Server to recieve mails from my machine? Thanks in advance, Murali