Recent content by SKJoy2001

Check with some network utility like CurrPort to check that your TomCap is really listenning on all TCP ports (0.0.0.0) or to the WAN TCP besides the LAN TCP port. This will ensure that TomCat is listenning on the appropriate network interface. Once the above is okay, and if you still can't...

Rule#1: Turn off any firewall before troubleshooting network related issues. Then check you can access the web server from another machine in the LAN, if you cannot, then it is either that the TomCat is configured for LocalHost only or the firewall is blocking incoming connections. If the...

Fortunately, I have the exact same setup at home as you have. Well, I have a real IP too, that is why I don't need to configure DNS through ZoneEdit or DynDNS or something like that. a. Configure your router to assign the same static local IP always to your computer having the web server; b...

Unfortunately, you need to remain like that. I understand your issue, because I had the almost same network topology at my home, one cable connection connected to the internet that had the default gateway settings and recognized well by the Windows 7, and another WiFi connection to my home...

Incorrect. For an UNDEFINED NETWORK, although you are able to click the network icon, but you cannot change the network icon, neither you can change the name of the network.

Not always.

Yes, my mistake.

Did you make a clean installation of the current operating system? I don't think so.

I think some application might have corrupted your user's Application Data path (and most probably some other locations as well) security settings.

Yes, a screenshot should be more helpful. Check out the Clear Type Settings as well.

Most probably your LNK association is broken. Are you able to strat the Explorer using CTRL+E key combination? And then are you able to start an application by browsing through the Explorer? If the answers are YES, then most probably your operating system is not rotten yet and in a good...

Just did exactly what you said, in fact I do the same often, and it all worked without any trouble. Using Win7Ultx64.

Check your BIOS if that have any option for WAKE UP ON LAN ACTIVITY or something like that. Also check the BIOS for POWER ON MOUSE setting.

Proceeding towards the next step of installation, it will list all the partitions on your system, simply click the partition that belongs to the HDD of your wish to install the operating system on and next are pieces of cake.

Try installing the x86 version of Win7, this should sucessfully get installed, and then transfer the necessary files. Then try installing the x64 version again, but don't wait to install the Win7Loader, otherwise the black screen will reappear to freez the system as the date has expired.