will replace it
I got a C+ in math, if i retake the class again, will the C+ still be in my transcript, or will my new grade..
Usually, if you retake the class even if you passed (like in summer school or something) they will only place the highest grade received on your transcript. That was the policy in my school.
For example, you have a C+ then you retake the class and get an A...your transcript would show an A.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Compaq presario 2100 laptop new a/c adapter computer wont draw from a/c current from a/c adapter.?
It is not at all uncommon for laptop power jacks to become damaged specially if the plug is straight and gets dropped or jerked. 9 times out of ten this is the problem and the other time its usually the adapter itself. To fix this means either having a repair center look at it or getting medievil with that tiny screwdriver.
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My c drive has only 18% left on it i have defraged it but how do i clean it up, ca i buy a new c drive?
To keep your computer running at it's best speed try
www.ccleaner.com/download
It's free and will get alot of crap off yout computer freeing up space : )
My c drive has only 18% left on it i have defraged it but how do i clean it up, ca i buy a new c drive?
You can download the free utility "Cleanup 4.0" and run it, you will get a lot of space back. But if that still isn't enough, yes, you can buy a new hard drive - then you just need to decide if you want to use it as a 2nd drive, moving pictures, documents and email over to it, and installing future new programs onto it instead of "C" - OR if you want to replace your existing drive with the new one. This option is more time consuming, and not for someone inexperienced with ghosting drives.
Reply:Go though your files and delete the things you don't need anymore. Make sure to go and delete your cookies, temporary internet files, and browsing history, as these things take up space. Video files, pictures, or documents that you no longer need can be deleted too. Make sure you empty your recycle bin, otherwise all of those things will stay on your hard drive. You should run a disc check and disc cleanup if you're having a speed problem, and make sure your virus software is up to date and working properly. Hope that helps.
www.ccleaner.com/download
It's free and will get alot of crap off yout computer freeing up space : )
My c drive has only 18% left on it i have defraged it but how do i clean it up, ca i buy a new c drive?
You can download the free utility "Cleanup 4.0" and run it, you will get a lot of space back. But if that still isn't enough, yes, you can buy a new hard drive - then you just need to decide if you want to use it as a 2nd drive, moving pictures, documents and email over to it, and installing future new programs onto it instead of "C" - OR if you want to replace your existing drive with the new one. This option is more time consuming, and not for someone inexperienced with ghosting drives.
Reply:Go though your files and delete the things you don't need anymore. Make sure to go and delete your cookies, temporary internet files, and browsing history, as these things take up space. Video files, pictures, or documents that you no longer need can be deleted too. Make sure you empty your recycle bin, otherwise all of those things will stay on your hard drive. You should run a disc check and disc cleanup if you're having a speed problem, and make sure your virus software is up to date and working properly. Hope that helps.
A/C unit keepson tripping the circuit breakers. I put new breakers in, still trips. Is it the a/c unit ?
I don't know if you are talking about a window unit or a central air system? Both applies to your question anyway.
If this is a window unit, then it sounds like the compressor. Once the motor of the compressor starts to bind and tripping the breaker then it's time to buy a new window unit. It is cheaper to replace the window unit then it to repair it.
If it a central air system then you might have a compressor problem, If the motor starts to go, then it will start to draw amperage higher then what your breaker is rated. Call a pro and have him or she check that with an amp meter. That will tell the story on what is going on.
Good Luck
A/C unit keepson tripping the circuit breakers. I put new breakers in, still trips. Is it the a/c unit ?
Probably. Sounds like a short in the motor. Might also be a defective breaker. Call a tech.
Reply:ac usually runs at 220. First check to see if your ac needs 220. Also make sure that your breakers have a h igh enough amps to accept your unit.
If possible move the A.c to another circuit that isn't being used as much.
I am assuming this a window a/c rather than a central air system. Central air should have it's own circuit which is run by typical 220.
Hope this helps! Good Luck
Reply:The compressor could be burnt out and shorted to the frame, or a wire could be grounded to the cabinet. There could be other issues as well, I would call a professional and avoid destroying the unit or yourself.
Reply:Then it must be something else. Maybe the fins on the unit outside are dirty. Maybe the fan on top has bad bearings. At any rate the air conditioner is drawing too many amps. When the weather is real hot it is really hard on them.
Reply:If you put new breakers in and it still tripped, I would suspect a wire grounding, if not that look at the motor drawing too many amps. call an AC guy. Sorry.
Reply:It's either a bad unit or could be it is wired wrong.
Reply:have the a/c people come and check your air conditioner and see if it needs to be recharged. that will cause it to cycle on and off
Reply:an Old electrician told me one way of finding that kind of problem...Let's say that you are popping a 20 amp breaker...Old guy sez "put a 50 amp in it, and follow the smoke!"...It does sound like your compressor is asking for more than it is getting...Is it old? Might need a total cleaning...cooling coils especially.. To give it an isolation type test, get a heavy-duty extension cord, and plug it into a different breakered outlet...the results should help identify the source.. (Personally , I have only done the "smoke" test on someone else's car , not a house ckt, as The darned house might catch on fire) good luck.Oh yeah, It worked.!!
Reply:Is your A/C on the same circuit as other stuff? Is it pulling more than the circuit can handle at once? What else goes off when the circuit breaks? Can you move that stuff to another circuit?
If this is a window unit, then it sounds like the compressor. Once the motor of the compressor starts to bind and tripping the breaker then it's time to buy a new window unit. It is cheaper to replace the window unit then it to repair it.
If it a central air system then you might have a compressor problem, If the motor starts to go, then it will start to draw amperage higher then what your breaker is rated. Call a pro and have him or she check that with an amp meter. That will tell the story on what is going on.
Good Luck
A/C unit keepson tripping the circuit breakers. I put new breakers in, still trips. Is it the a/c unit ?
Probably. Sounds like a short in the motor. Might also be a defective breaker. Call a tech.
Reply:ac usually runs at 220. First check to see if your ac needs 220. Also make sure that your breakers have a h igh enough amps to accept your unit.
If possible move the A.c to another circuit that isn't being used as much.
I am assuming this a window a/c rather than a central air system. Central air should have it's own circuit which is run by typical 220.
Hope this helps! Good Luck
Reply:The compressor could be burnt out and shorted to the frame, or a wire could be grounded to the cabinet. There could be other issues as well, I would call a professional and avoid destroying the unit or yourself.
Reply:Then it must be something else. Maybe the fins on the unit outside are dirty. Maybe the fan on top has bad bearings. At any rate the air conditioner is drawing too many amps. When the weather is real hot it is really hard on them.
Reply:If you put new breakers in and it still tripped, I would suspect a wire grounding, if not that look at the motor drawing too many amps. call an AC guy. Sorry.
Reply:It's either a bad unit or could be it is wired wrong.
Reply:have the a/c people come and check your air conditioner and see if it needs to be recharged. that will cause it to cycle on and off
Reply:an Old electrician told me one way of finding that kind of problem...Let's say that you are popping a 20 amp breaker...Old guy sez "put a 50 amp in it, and follow the smoke!"...It does sound like your compressor is asking for more than it is getting...Is it old? Might need a total cleaning...cooling coils especially.. To give it an isolation type test, get a heavy-duty extension cord, and plug it into a different breakered outlet...the results should help identify the source.. (Personally , I have only done the "smoke" test on someone else's car , not a house ckt, as The darned house might catch on fire) good luck.Oh yeah, It worked.!!
Reply:Is your A/C on the same circuit as other stuff? Is it pulling more than the circuit can handle at once? What else goes off when the circuit breaks? Can you move that stuff to another circuit?
Abt c language how c compiler will come to new line by '\n' character?
What's your question? The compiler doesn't see \n as a new line, it just prints it out as a 'new line' character. Then when you view the document you've outputted, or run the program at the command prompt, it's the command prompt or document viewer that will know to go to the next line when it sees the new line character.
C#: How do I access the form controls from the code of a new class?
Windows form or web form?
[EDIT]
You could actually pass a reference to your form to your new Class. From there, you can easily iterate the Control collection of the form.
public class MyClass
{
//Change the default constructor to accept a Form object as a parameter
public MyClass(Form MyForm)
{
foreach(Control c in MyForm.Controls)
{
//Do something here
}
}
}
In your form, you may instantiate the MyClass object like so:
MyClass objClass = new MyClass(this);
C#: How do I access the form controls from the code of a new class?
create a function in the new class that accepts the form controls as parameters. when you call the function from your code-behind, you just pass in the form control and go from there!
Reply:you get help from http://ccietutorial.com/
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[EDIT]
You could actually pass a reference to your form to your new Class. From there, you can easily iterate the Control collection of the form.
public class MyClass
{
//Change the default constructor to accept a Form object as a parameter
public MyClass(Form MyForm)
{
foreach(Control c in MyForm.Controls)
{
//Do something here
}
}
}
In your form, you may instantiate the MyClass object like so:
MyClass objClass = new MyClass(this);
C#: How do I access the form controls from the code of a new class?
create a function in the new class that accepts the form controls as parameters. when you call the function from your code-behind, you just pass in the form control and go from there!
Reply:you get help from http://ccietutorial.com/
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C++ error on line 28, Could you please tell me what is wrong with it? I'm new to C++?
//Ch3AppE03.cpp
//Calculates and displays a commission amount
//Created/revised by 1102640 on 1-19-08
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
First person that helps correct my error will get the ten points.
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
int main()
{
//declare variables
double sales = 0.0;
double rate = 0.0;
double commission = 0.0;
//enter input items
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Enter the sales: ";
cin %26gt;%26gt; sales;
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Enter the commission rate: ";
cin %26gt;%26gt; rate;
//calculate commission
commission = sales * commission rate;
//display commission
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Your commission is: " %26lt;%26lt; commission %26lt;%26lt; endl;
return 0;
} //end of main function
I know the error is on the calcaulation line (28) but dunno what is wrong with it.
C++ error on line 28, Could you please tell me what is wrong with it? I'm new to C++?
commission = sales * commission rate;
You probably want:
commission = sales * rate;
Reply:what country are you from?
Reply:Variable commission rate is not declared!!
it should be
commission = sales * rate;
//Calculates and displays a commission amount
//Created/revised by 1102640 on 1-19-08
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
First person that helps correct my error will get the ten points.
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
int main()
{
//declare variables
double sales = 0.0;
double rate = 0.0;
double commission = 0.0;
//enter input items
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Enter the sales: ";
cin %26gt;%26gt; sales;
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Enter the commission rate: ";
cin %26gt;%26gt; rate;
//calculate commission
commission = sales * commission rate;
//display commission
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Your commission is: " %26lt;%26lt; commission %26lt;%26lt; endl;
return 0;
} //end of main function
I know the error is on the calcaulation line (28) but dunno what is wrong with it.
C++ error on line 28, Could you please tell me what is wrong with it? I'm new to C++?
commission = sales * commission rate;
You probably want:
commission = sales * rate;
Reply:what country are you from?
Reply:Variable commission rate is not declared!!
it should be
commission = sales * rate;
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