NOTE: Performing procedures below may corrupt your motherboard's BIOS if not done properly.  I don’t take any responsibility for anything that results from following these instructions (good or bad). You’re following these instructions at your own risk.

Let's start - this instruction is originally from HP Forum created by Justin Maslack. Download the Crisis Recovery file here.

I had to apply these instructions as I have Windows XP installed in my HP Pavilion dv2000 (dv2533) laptop. After 1.5 years, my motherboard died, I had to replace it and re-downgrade BIOS to version F.13. The seller where I bought the motherboard (PCSuperFreak on eBay) flashed the BIOS with the latest version (version F.2E at that time).

When I downloaded BIOS version F.13 and tried to install it, it won't allow it unless I have Vista installed. So, I need to convert the BIOS file to a bootable floppy version using Phoenix Crisis Recovery. I will not tackle how to create a Crisis Recovery Disk in detail. I attached the file compiled by Justin Maslack which can be downloaded here.

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Are you bored of HP Photosmart CD label template? You can use the Nero Cover Designer to create your own CD label design and print it after using your HP Photosmart C5300 series.

Thanks to 1337holiday who came up with this instructions. I just had to edit some wordings and added pictures.

* Before we begin you must have installed the printer drivers from the cd (printer softwares, hp photosmart essentials, and other extra software if you like that comes with the cd). If you lost your cd, click this link and type your product model number eg. C5380. Select your Operating System from XP, Vista, or whatever you use. Download the full package and install.

Once you have done that and the printer connected via usb and turned on continue below... Add a comment

Please check this link if you want to create new page in WHMCS http://wiki.whmcs.com/Creating_Pages

Now if you want your client to login first before accessing the newly created page, you have to add some codes below.

In your new php file (e.g. aboutus.php), you can edit the line:

if ($_SESSION['uid']) {
# User is Logged In - put any code you like here
}

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OsCommerce - Sessions Directory error /tmp folder

 

When installing OsCommerce locally, you usually get this error "The sessions directory does not exist: /tmp. Sessions will not work until this directory is created."

To fix the issue, do the following:

  1. Open your configure.php located in your /catalog/includes folder. If your configure.php is not writable, make it writable by unticking the "Read-only" checkbox in General properties attributes. Add a comment

In affected computer, do the following:

  •  go to Start -> Run... -> type control keymgr.dll
  • Click Add
  • Enter your Server Name (ex: server.domailname.local)
  • Enter your domain\mailbox name (ex: domainname\username)
  • Enter your mailbox password
  • Click OK
  • Click Close
  • Launch Outlook, tick Remember Password when prompted, then close Outlook after login is complete
  • Launch Outlook again, tick Remember Password, close Outlook
  • Launch Outlook and it should be OK then

 

 

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  1. Uninstall the anti-virus
  2. Backup the *.dbx file
  3. Working offline (File -> tick Work Offline)
  4. Perform a manual compact (File -> Folder -> Compact)
  5. Close Outlook Express
  6. Find and Rename “outbox.dbx”, ”sent.dbx”, “folder.dbx”…….. Open CMD, then type dir *.dbx /s to find the exact location of the file.
  7. Try to open OE and send email again. It should regenerate new “outbox.dbx”, ”sent.dbx”, “folder.dbx”
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I have Apache and PHP installed, and I am getting this error “No input file specified” when I typed http://localhost in my web browser. To solve this make sure that php.ini & httpd.conf have the same directory name, see example below:

  • for php.ini which is usually located at C:\PHP\ make sure that doc_root is the same as your DocumentRoot for httpd.conf, make not of the forward and backward slashes
    doc_root = "E:\WEBSITES\"
  • for httpd.conf which is usually located at C:\Program Files\......\Apache\
    DocumentRoot "E:/WEBSITES"
    <Directory "E:/WEBSITES">

 

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