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If you're unable to get heap information from full .NET dumps, here are some steps you can follow to troubleshoot and resolve the issue: 1. Use the Right Tools Ensure you are using the appropriate tools for analyzing .NET dumps, such as: WinDbg: A powerful debugger that can handle .NET memory dumps. dotnet-dump: A command-line tool specifically for .NET Core applications. Visual Studio: It can open and analyze .NET memory dumps. 2. Load the Correct SOS Extension In WinDbg, make sure to load the SOS debugging extension properly: .loadby sos clr If you're using .NET Core, you might need to load the SOS extension differently: .load clrmd.dll 3. Check Dump Type Ensure you are working with a full memory dump. Mini dumps may not contain the necessary heap information. Use the command: !analyze -v This will give you a detailed analysis and confirm if it's a full dump. 4. Verify CLR Version Make sure you are using the correct version of the SOS extension that matches the CLR version of the dump. Use: !clrstack This can help verify the CLR version. 5. Use the Right Commands To get heap information, use: !dumpheap -stat This command provides statistics about the managed heap. 6. Investigate Possible Corruption If the dump file is corrupted, you may not be able to extract heap information. Try to capture a new dump if possible. 7. Check for Permissions Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to analyze the dump file. Run your tools as an administrator if needed. 8. Consult Documentation Refer to the official Microsoft documentation for more detailed instructions on using WinDbg or other tools with .NET dumps. 9. Community Support If issues persist, consider reaching out to community forums or support channels, such as Stack Overflow or the Microsoft Q&A platform, providing details about the issue for further assistance. By following these steps, you should be able to gather heap information from your full .NET dumps

To find the voltage of the transformer required for your 19" Weseri monitor (Model L19X BC1900S), you can follow these steps: Check the Monitor's Manual: The user manual or technical specifications should list the required voltage and power specifications. Look for Labels: Inspect the back or bottom of the monitor for any labels that might indicate the input voltage and current requirements. Manufacturer's Website: Visit the Weseri website or contact their customer support for detailed specifications regarding the model. Universal Power Supply: If you cannot find the specific information, you might consider using a universal power supply with adjustable voltage settings. Set it to common monitor voltages (like 12V or 15V) and test carefully. Online Forums: Check online forums or communities dedicated to electronics or monitors, as other users may have encountered the same model and can provide insights. If you still cannot find the information, you might need to measure the voltage output of the existing transformer (if available) using a multimeter, but ensure safety precautions are followed.

I know this is an old thread, I see no one helped with it . I will give it a try. Maybe try these steps to troubleshoot the problem. Here are some possibilities that could be causing the issue: Antivirus/Firewall Software: Security software can sometimes block Outlook’s access to the internet or its ability to perform certain operations. Temporarily disabling it can help identify if it's the cause. Add-ins: Outlook add-ins can sometimes cause issues. Disabling all add-ins and then re-enabling them one by one can help pinpoint the problem. Corrupted Outlook Profile: A corrupted Outlook profile can lead to various issues. Creating a new profile may resolve the problems. Windows Updates: Pending or problematic Windows updates can affect Outlook's functionality. Ensuring Windows is fully updated can help. Network Issues: If the internet connection is unstable, it may affect Outlook's ability to sync with the server. Conflicting Software: Other email clients or software that manage emails may conflict with Outlook. Ensuring only one email client is managing the same account can help. Cached Data: Corrupted cached data can lead to issues. Clearing the cache or resetting the application may resolve this. Investigating these areas can help identify and resolve any conflicts affecting Outlook's performance. Post back if you need more help.

This is the only way I install Windows. With Linux I'll run it off the USB stick.

I get intermittent 500 errors. Happens at various times. Post my last topic I got the error. Topic posted. Still had the error.

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Great guide! I fumble around when I build. Maybe this will help me. Getting ready to build a mini ITX box.

I tried it and it did work. Maybe you're missing something.

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I found this on another forum and used it to fix a problem like yours. Try this and see if it works. Method 1: Please follow these steps: Click on “Start” and type “cmd” (without the quotations). When you see the “cmd” icon, Right Click on it and select “Run as administrator”. On the open Command Prompt window copy and paste the commands (all at once): net stop wuauserv net stop cryptSv net stop bits net stop msiserver ren C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.old ren C:\Windows\System32\catroot2 catroot2.old net start wuauserv net start cryptSvc net start bits net start msiserver pause I have also attached a file you can run that will execute the above commands for you. To use the file unzip and then right click and select run as administrator. Wait for the process to complete. Close the Command Prompt. Now, go to Windows Update and check. If it does not help, then try this. Method 2: Please use suggestions provided in this Microsoft help article and check the issue. Unable to install updates in Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2509997 Important Notes: While performing chkdsk on the hard drive if any bad sectors are found on the hard drive when chkdsk tries to repair that sector if any data available on that might be lost. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you follow these steps carefully. For added protection, back up the registry before you modify it. Then, you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Back-up-the-registry You may also try to install the KB2929437 update manually from this link: Download Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 7 (KB2929437) from Official Microsoft Download Center I hope this helps. If not post back. fix.zip

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It won't be in recycle bin. When deleting off USB or any external drive the files don't go to recycle bin first. Go to file menu and see if the option to undo is active. If it is you can recover the file.

I know this is a spam attempt. At some point this user will register with another username and post a miraculous way to recover deleted files with some fantastic new software. Problem is that strategy won't work here since new members can't post links until they prove themselves not to be spammers. It is possible I'm wrong and the person actually is looking for help so I'll try to help. Have you tried the option with Windows Explorer to undo the delete? There is always a history of deleted files with undelete option if the system wasn't restarted after deletion.

Simple search and replace should work.

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12 hours is not normal although I have heard of some taking longer. I had this happen to me and I shutdown the computer. Shutdown not reboot. When I restarted it reverted back to before updating. I started the updates again and it worked as expected taking about 30 minutes.

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