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I have the computer set up to put the monitor and the hard drives to sleep after 45 minutes. Apparently, I am using a thymes background where the thymes are auto changing every 30 minutes. My question is, will the thymes prevent the hard drives from sleeping? If the computer is not...

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Link RemovedThe*Link Removed includes new tools for testing reactive programs as well as virtual scheduling. In this video,*Link Removed and*Link Removed discuss virtual time and virtual schedulers and how they can be used to write tests and query historical data. What is virtual time...

Hello Geeks :cool: I think we have a good traffic for BSOD Issues. Can we have a separate session for posting BSOD issues rather that posting in General session something like "Crash and Debugging" Just a suggestion ! Captain

On two separate RTM installations, if I right-click on icons often enough (no set number of times) during the course of a session, I get the error message that explorer is restarting. It doesn't usually affect what is running but it is a pain to see the icons disappear and reappear. Is anyone...

Hello, I am running Win7 RC1 as of a couple of months and lately have had the Internet connection go down in mid-session for no apparent reason, no obvious 'trigger' action on my part. Kind of a drag, as it is not enough to restart Firefox, but a reboot is required. It's not a wireless...

hello, when i try to send message using msg.exe it gives the error message either error 1722 getting session names or error 5 getting session names - how do i solve this? best, deependra

Ever wish you had history like in unix with .bash_history? Here is some code that you can put in your profile file that defines a function BYE which saves off your sessions history into a History.CSV file in your home directory and then adds that to your history when you startup the next...