Maybe run DISM to update the windows media that SFC uses before you run SFC? Check out the following video for a description: Easily fix broken Windows files now with System File Checker - YouTube[^]

Interesting that I'm apparently not the only one having issues. I believe my problems are a combination of 3 things: 1) I suspect that the USB hub itself has some issues: I suspect power delivery but I'm not sure. 2) The USB cords themselves have some loose connections within. If I don't place them just right or accidentally move them the whole keyboard including any attached devices through the USB hub will disconnect. This is the main problem I have on my 2xPro4. 3) The USB plug on my 4Q came with a bent plug. I managed to bend it back into shape so I could use it - but it's not perfect. In general, the USB hub on my 2xPro4 are basically useless - and I have been forced to retire 1 keyboard already because of this. And I am currently hoping that my favorite keyboard (Topre) comes back into production so I can retire my second Pro4. I have had a lot(!!!) of keyboards through the years - and I have never had any issues out-of-the-box with any of them except DasKeyboard. How and why did I end up with 3 then? Well, the 4Q was bought first - and although annoying with the bent USB plug - I got it working and thought that I just was unlucky. The 2xPro4 was bought at the same time for business use with the USB Hub as a major selling point. I didn't notice the problems at first - and it took a little bit of time to figure out exactly which of many USB devices was disconnecting/reconnecting at random. I finally found USBDeview[^] which definitely pointed the blame at DasKeyboard. I should of course have sent them back, but - well - couldn't be bothered with the hassle and just won't ever buy DasKeyboard again.

DasKeyboard is often hailed as one of the best keyboards around - why I have bought 3: 2xPro4 and 1x4Q. And - what a disappointment! The USB-wires on all 3(!) have had defects out of the box. The built-in USB hub on 2 of the 3 keyboards are disconnecting and reconnecting accompanied with the Windows "disconnect" and "connect" sounds even with nothing attached. Compared to Ducky or Topre my 3 DasKeyboards have been a major disappointment. Nice keyboards with great features. Very bad quality control. Cannot recommend - and a no-buy from me.

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Welcome to the club (18 GB ;P) /Michael

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I have been playing around with MonoTouch on and off for about half a year, and I am quite impressed. Although I haven't published any applications yet, one is on its way. The GUI is a bit different, and there can be some minor issues in regards to network reliability - but there's lots of resources on the net that can help you on your way. The biggest issue that I have found is that you get a minor performance penalty on a cold startup of your application (5+ secs. on an iPhone 3G) - although I think some of this can be fixed by following some of recommendations from Apple's iOS development guide and a splash screen also helps on the persived startup time. I strongly recommend the book "Professional iPhone Programming with MonoTouch and .NET/C#"[^] which has helped me alot getting started.

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Although it propably won't give you much, you could try to optimize your for-loop in the following ways: - Instead of having nesting the 2 for-loops - you could try to have just one - Counting backwards - Use != instead of < - Use ++n instead of ++n for( int n=(h*w)-1; n!=-1; --n) for( int n=h*w; n!=0; --n) Although the compiler/JIT should already have done some the above optimizations, I have seen measurable improvements doing the above in certain areas. /Michael Edit: Modified the for-loop as you aren't using the 'n' for indexing.

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Thank you very much for your reply :-D > Yes, everything is fully localized Oh well - then I have to figure out how to detect the resource types in another way than the name. /Michael

Answer - maybe, but I must say I haven't had much success with my past inqueries to Microsoft. I have never had an answer from Microsoft that I could actually use (and I have made a few over the past 2 years) - although they have been quite technical in nature in contrast to this one. It is a longshot to make my question here, but it could be that somebody here knows the answer. /Michael

Hi! I'm working on automating some operations in a Windows Cluster - and needs to know if the Resource types in a cluster is in english on a non-english Windows installation - or if it uses the English names (e.g. "IP Address", "Network Name", "Physical Disk" etc.) If anybody has a cluster on a non-english Windows installation - I would appriciate if you could tell me if it uses english names for Resource Types - or language specific names. Thank you in advance /Michael

Hi there, I have a strange problem with a COM+ component that acts as an event sink for Exchange 2000 SP3. It registers for receiving OnSyncSave notifications - but does it too well(!) It receives all messages twice - even though there only exists one registration in the SystemMailBox. Does anybody - anybody(!) - have a clue for why this happens? Best regards /Michael

Hi there! I have a component that registers an Event Sink i Exchange 2000. All was fine and dandy until I - for other reasons - had to reinstall my component. Now when I try to register my Event Sink in the SystemMailBox through ADODB I get an "Access denied" error. I have already searched high and low on Google - but can only find other people with the same problem, but no solution. The problem occurs when I set the field "DAV:contentclass" to "storeeventreg". Does anybody have a solution to this problem ? Best regards, Michael B. Hansen

Hi there! I have a problem regarding how to expose a function-parameter as a 'xs:datetime' in a WSDL-file from a ATL-Webservice. I know that ATL7 doesn't support this type per default - instead one should expose the function parameter as a BSTR, e.g.: [soap_method] STDMETHOD(TestFunc)(BSTR MyDate, BSTR* bstrOut); - but this results in that the WSDL for the method exposes the parameter 'MyDate' as a string (as it should). Now one could just change the WSDL afterwards to convert the parameter to a xs:datetime - but this would get broken each time one recompiles - so this isn't the best option. I have looked through the MSDN-samples - but haven't (yet) found any way to do this. I have an idea that one could 'play around' with the "[tag_name]"-attribute to build own datatypes - but I'm not that familiar with this attribute (yet). Does anyone have an idea how to expose a function parameter as a different type than the primitive datatypes? Best regards, Michael B. Hansen