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Especially in online games, I have recently found that this feature called 'HPET', short for 'high precision event timer' may be the likely culprit. It was the reason why Hitman 3 was stuttering for me, which is a game that is always online. Don't try disabling it in Device Manager or the Bios, it won't do you any good. You'll have to open the command prompt window and type in the following commands in sequential order: bcdedit /set useplatformclock No bcdedit /set disabledynamictick Yes Restart the computer afterwards, and hopefully it will fix the stuttering. It might even increase the framerate.
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Does anyone know if the Samsung Magician application and its "diagnostic scan" performs the same function as the 'chkdsk' feature in the command prompt? Or is it different?
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I just but a new system from the ground up. Intel 12600k Asus z690-plus tuf gaming 3070ti tuf gaming Samsung 980 pro 1tb m.2 32 gb gskill trident z ddr4 3200 Rm850 corsair power supply The issue I'm having is I'm unable to install windows onto the m.2 I've flashed to bios to the newest version, tried all m.2 slots, tried a different brand new 980 pro( bought 2 1 for another system), tried a 2.5 wd 500gb ssd (windows still wouldn't see it) used a different cp to put a fresh copy of windows onto the wd ssd then move it to the new machine and it give the Inaccessible boot device blue screen, not I looked into command prompt > disk list and found my m.2 is not showing but it does show in my bios. I'm out of ideas and my Googlefu it's strong enough in this case to find the answers I need please help. -
Stuck in a boot loop. A few minutes after i login even rho theres no issue the windows will keep on restarting. All i did was try to install the nvidia driver.... my computer can only boot cinsistantly into the recovery menu. It blue scrreened and restarted while i installed the driver. Theres no way to boot into desktop and even if i could its not like ubuntu where i could do "sudo apt remove *nvidia* && purge nvidia. I use linux. I only swapped to this os to try to use the drivers for my p102-100. Not to have a broken pc.
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> I have a perfectly working Wi-Fi USB Adapter with latest driver installed. I can connect to any Wi-Fi network using the Windows GUI i.e. clicking on "Network" icon on the "Task Bar" & selecting a Wi-Fi network. > But I want to connect to a Wi-Fi network using the "Command Prompt". I have tried almost all the "netsh wlan" commands while running the Command Prompt with Administrative Privilege. > So here is a scenario, I have 3 available Wi-Fi networks (SSIDs) & i want to connect to only one of them. None of these Wi-Fi networks have never been saved or connected to before my PC before. So my assumption is that there are no Saved Profiles. > FYI; I know the SSID, Password, MAC Address etc of each & every one of these available Wi-Fi networks as they are all my own. >> Please tell me a simple command to connect to a specific Wi-Fi network from a number of available ones.
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Learn How to Hide Any Drive in Windows Using Command Prompt: You simply can’t underestimate the power of command prompt tricks they are just amazing! And today we will be sharing one of them. In this post, we will learn how to hide any drive in windows with the help of CMD.Today we are here with the method to hide drives with CMD. Now almost every second, person in this world is handling the computer. And each of them deals with privacy and everyone is having their personal or sensitive data like pictures, videos, audios and documents on their computer and all these things get stored in our hard drive partitions. Therefore, you need some security to overcome the risk of breaching the privacy. For this, we had a method to hide your internal hard drive partition. Yes, it is possible! you can do this own by just simple and easy methods with a cmd trick. Just follow the below post to proceed.How to Hide Any Drive in Windows Using Command PromptThe method is very simple. By this, you can ensure your privacy by protecting your drive from any unauthorized access to it by hiding it. And you can hide and unhide these drive any time you want to access it according to your convince. Just follow the below steps to proceed.Steps To Hide Drives with CMD:Step 1. First of all open My Computer and note down the name of a drive which you want to hide. Let it D drive. Now click on a start of windows and type “cmd” there. Now right click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator. Now command prompt window will get displayed in your window screen. Step 2. Type “Diskpart” there and press enter. Now click on yes on the popup that appears. Now a new window of command prompt will get appear. Step 3. Type list volume there and then see all your volume list and find the no. of the drive which you want to hide. Step 4. Let’s select volume 6. Type Select Volume 6 and press enter. Step 5. Now type Remove Letter G and press enter. (Type the drive letter you want to hide) That’s it! you are done, now explore your computer and you will see the selected drive will not be in the drive list.Steps To Unhide Drive With CmdStep 1. Simply Repeat the above till 5th step.Step 2. Now type assign letter D and then press enter. That’s it! you are done. Now you will see the drive will get unhided and will be displayed in rest of drives list.So above is all about How to Hide Drives with CMD. By this simple and uncomplicated method, you can easily hide/unhide your drive containing your personal data and information. Moreover, there is no need for any third party software to perform this and this will completely ensure the privacy of your data. Hope you like this composed post. Don’t forget to share this post with your friends and leave a comment below if you are facing any trouble at any step in the method discussed above.Source: techviral.net
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i want to know what the below cmd command in the screenshot is outputting. i am trying this on a dell laptop and i do not think this is the BIOS version of that its outputting. my bios version is A14 and i got A14 as BIOS version when i tried "wmic bios get name" command.
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Hello, Greetings,I have a quite severe issue on my hands.I cannot run cmd as administrator. Whenever I try to do so I get the error "File system error (-1073741819)" Googling this issue brought up results that my drive might be corrupted.But that's not possible as everything else (checked most of my stuff) runs just fine and even CMD works fine when not run as admin. People are saying try "chkdsk" but I cannot do that as I cannot run CMD as admin.If I cannot fix this I might have to do a fresh install.Something I really don't want to do. Thanks all for your help.
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Hey everyone, I am facing this issue where when I boot my system and after filling the password I am welcomed by a black screen with command prompt on it(System 32). someone told me to type in "explorer.exe" to retrieve the desktop back; and it sure did.But that was a temporary fix,now every time i boot my system i am greeted by this black screen and every time i have to type in the command to get the desktop. I have tried sfc/scannow command on cmd but did not help....there were no error. I was planning to restore my system to a safe point...but since i did not enable that feature i could not do so. I did not want to reinstall windows as it said i can keep the personal files but the apps that i installed would be deleted. I got lots of apps and games and i dont want to waste time reinstalling them,although they were installed on separate HDDs whereas the OS(WINDOWS 10) is on my SSD. Anyone who faced the same problem? can anyone fix it? Please do help me out.
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Hey everyone, I'm bored and want to have it so when I start cmd from win+R it auto runs a echo command which will paint an image or show a preconfigured message (this is by just typing "cmd" into win+r, no extra syntax). So now you know my vision my problem. At the moment I am relatively well versed in batch but I have no clue how I would run a command automatically or how I would replace the phrase "cmd" with a batch file, etc. I'm sorry if this makes no sense I really don't know what I'm talking about. TIA (BTW I'm on windows 10)
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I'm looking to add a progress bar that monitors the progress of an external application and then displays it within the command window. Ive come across a few things so far but non of them actualy monitor or display real progress and are just time based. Is there a way to do this or is it just a pipe dream?? (P.S. Hopefully this is in the right topic, if not could someone suggest where to move it to.)
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Hey there! Ever wondered how you can view saved WiFi password on your Windows PC? Well, its a fairly simple process. Today, I shall guide you through the process! First, you open up your command prompt. There are various ways of doing so. The easiest way is to open up RUN and type in cmd and hit enter.(You can open run by simultaneously pressing Windows and R keys in your keyboard). Then, type the following command: netsh wlan show profiles This shows up all your saved WiFi(s). Then, type in the following command: netsh wlan show profiles "WiFi name" key=clear Now, you will see the WiFi password after "Security Key:" For more info, tips and a brief explanation on the commands used, kindly refer to the following YouTube video: Thank You for your time- 2 replies
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Hey guys, recently I have noticed a problem where my pc started taking a while to boot up. It boots up normally and after the welcome screen, there is no desktop. All that is on my screen is a black screen with a very small CMD window open that cannot be fullscreen'd or otherwise used. After about 2 minutes, it just changed to my desktop. I ran a full system scan and even a boot scan and no viruses or problems. I made a run with CCleaner for any registry problems and nothing came up. I have also noticed my PC has gotten much slower, with games I used to run with little to no problems running absolutely abysmal e.g Battlefield 4. I check and update my drivers and BIOS every month and I honestly have no clue why this started to happen. SYSTEM SPECS: Intel Pentium G3258 OC'd @ 3.6GHZ EVGA GTX 750 TI 8GB Crucial Ballistix RAM 1tb TOSHIBA Hard Drive MSI h81m-p33. Ill be more than happy to provide pictures and information.
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So at the school I go to I help with Network Management. We've got a Proxmox VM machine with several different virtual servers on it. The UniFi controller that is installed on it from the previous Network Manager is way out of date. She neglected the servers, network. No security updates were ever done, cheap refurb machines kept getting bought and half the campus and servers were still on XP. In just four months since the new Director of Technology (My friend) and me came in we have gotten rid of most of the old 2003 servers and gone to 2012 and linux machines such as FreeNAS and PfSense and such. All the desktops are either OS X or Windows 7 or 10 now and we've revamped the server rooms with Smart-UPS and much needed cable management. However, the 30 or so Ubiquiti UAP's that we have are running on the way out of date management console. Neither of us know exactly how to install the new Linux UniFi console using ONLY console mode on the Promox virtual server since it is a headless unit. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
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I host my own private server from my computer and my friend and i want to work on it gradually but for him to be able to help he needs file access and command prompt access for the server, so far i have given him file access through windows 10's built in FTP services but now im stumped on how to give him the ability to start and stop the server via the batch file i use to do that function. so my question is - Is there a way i can give my friend CMD Access without giving him complete computer control? P.S. I want him to be able to start and stop the server while allowing me to be able to use my computer. Im a bit of a noob with this so i apologise if this is a un-needed post.
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I don't understand the difference between them. The only difference I can see is that they are written differently. I can find hundred of tutorials online for command line but none for command prompt. Why is that.
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Describe the problem: Hello all this afternoon I went to load up firefox to do some web browsing as usual and it fails to load any webpage, but In know that I am connected because I just got done playing some online games. I figured it may be an issue with Firefox so I loaded up the crappy Edge and used that for a while and tried Firefox again but with no luck. So then I tried installing Google Chrome but when in the installer it says "Connecting to the internet" it does nothing but the infinite loading bar. It should be noted that a couple days ago I did some pretty big changes to the PC such as an upgrade in motherboard, CPU, and RAM. Along with that I did a fresh install of Windows 10. Now for some reason Firefox and others were working just fine the past couple days and even this morning but this afternoon rolled around and I can no longer connect using anything other than Edge. operating system: Windows 10 Professional 64bit specs: Intel i5 6600K, 16 Gigs G.SKill RAM @ 3200Mhz, EVGA GTX 780 SC, Samsung 840 Evo 250 SSD, Seagate 1TB HDD, 800 Watt 80 Plus Bronze Corsair PSU. Error Messages: None that I am seeing. Actions Taken: I have been doing some research lately and have attempted several times to do in command prompt as admin "netsh int ip reset" and "netsh winsock reset" neither have seemed to help at all. Please help me!
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I downloaded a couple of ornamental fonts and wanted to delete 'em after I checked 'em out. Almost all of them deleted just fine except for just two files. I kept getting error messages along the lines of "File can't be located" or "File doesn't exist". The files had no extensions (e.g, "char.")and were "0 bytes", so that was the problem. I've had similar deletion issues in the past with various versions of Windows, but this one kicked my ass because none of the usual tricks worked. Everything I tried spat back the same errors. Here were some things that I tried & failed (not in this exact order): hit Refresh TURNED MY COMPUTER OFF AND ON AGAIN (DUH! LMAO) delete the whole folder instead of just the files changed file extension changed file names cleared explorer/other system cache used SUPERDelete tool from SUPERAntiSpyware checked running processes/services to see if they were related to font files booted into Safe Mode to delete run cmd (admin) to use del *.* ended the "explorer.exe" task and then tried del *.* THE COMMAND THAT ENDED UP WORKING WAS del * I suspect that since the files had a period but no file extension name at the end, the original del *.* didn't run properly. Anyway, the files deleted successfully, BUT the folders would not! I had to work backwards up the folder tree and delete folder by folder until I got to the parent folder. I hope that someone finds this helpful if they ever run into such a freak problem!
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Command Prompt has been one of the more neglected applications in Windows over the years but in Windows 10 it is getting a plethora of new features that are long overdue. Last but not least it also has opacity support now ranging from 30% to 100%. The two best things for me are Ctrl + V support (no longer have to right-click and select paste...) and now it will convert "fancy" quotation marks into straight ones (This has been a problem if you've ever copy and pasted a command from a website or document where the text is formatted with fancy quotes, you had to remove them and add standard ones else the command would fail. Source: http://withinrafael.com/new-experimental-console-features-in-windows-threshold/ Source: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/09/windows-10-command-prompt-finally-gets-dragged-into-the-21st-century/
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When I launch command prompt (either CMD or Command Prompt) from my start menu, or call CMD on run, it opens a command prompt window which cannot do any tasks: even "help" and "cd" don't work (top image). The issue also occurs when I The only way I can make it work is by going into system32 and running it manually, at which point it works with no problems (bottom image). Can anyone explain why this is, and suggest anything I could do to make it work from the start menu. This has only started recently, although I hadn't used cmd for a few weeks before the issues; I have installed several windows updates in the period when it broke. EDIT: In the same time period, autodesk inventor has broken with error code 0xc0000005 (something like that) (2013 and I also installed 2014 to see if it would fix it, which didn't work) and dropbox won't launch. No error messages, it just doesn't run, even by manually executing it. I don't know whether it's connected.
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Requirements: Windows OS (Vista+) PC with an active Ethernet connection AND a WiFi adapter A device with WiFi capabilities lacking a connection No router, or, the desire to do this for fun
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