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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Howto set time on 2004 G/C with nav system?
How do I set/change time on 2004 grand cherokee with navigation system? There is no time button. Also can I get the display to change from radio station to time?
Howto set time on 2004 G/C with nav system?
Take it to a dealership they will be more than happy to show you how...steve
Howto set time on 2004 G/C with nav system?
Take it to a dealership they will be more than happy to show you how...steve
How can I assign my hard drive to letter c:. It is currently set to e:?
You would have to reinstall the OS and when doing so make sure to remove any additional USB flash drives or memory card readers to be removed and if there is an internal memory card reader in the system go to bios and Disable it and reinstall the Operating System, you can directly change the drive letter for the Os installed Drive but that will not let you boot to windows. Boot.ini file wont recognise your OS directory when you manually change the drive letter.
How can I assign my hard drive to letter c:. It is currently set to e:?
If you are on xp go to the drive management and change the current c drive to f and then change your e drive to C. Go back and change the f drive to e.
Reply:Goto control panel %26gt; Administrative tools %26gt; Computer management %26gt; disk management. In the disk management all of your partition details will be displayed. just right click your e: partition and and select change drive letter. Select c: from the list.
Note: IF your e: contains any OS or programs installed they might not work if you change.
Reply:Hi there.
You can do the following:
1) Start menu, Control Panel, Performance Maintenance, Administrative Tools, Computer Management, Under the Storage tree .. click on "Disk Management"
2) Under Volume heading (where all your hard drives/partitions are named), click the drive you want to change to C: (in this case E:)
3) Right-click on that drive name and choose "Change drive letters and Paths...
4) Click on the "Change button" and a small window box comes up. There's a pull down list on the right hand side, and from there, choose C: and OK.
There's prob some warning, make sure you understand what it says.
You'll prob have to reboot. Don't remember from memory.
NOTE: If you do change your drive letters, you MAY end up with a NON-BOOTING computer and your programs will no longer run (since they're still referenced to the old drive letter). Do this at your own risk, and full understand what you're about to do.
Hope this helps!
Reply:using the windows partition manager, u can do renaming and resizing the hard disk,
buy a full version, or download from net both software and cracker, this will cleaner ur problem
How can I assign my hard drive to letter c:. It is currently set to e:?
If you are on xp go to the drive management and change the current c drive to f and then change your e drive to C. Go back and change the f drive to e.
Reply:Goto control panel %26gt; Administrative tools %26gt; Computer management %26gt; disk management. In the disk management all of your partition details will be displayed. just right click your e: partition and and select change drive letter. Select c: from the list.
Note: IF your e: contains any OS or programs installed they might not work if you change.
Reply:Hi there.
You can do the following:
1) Start menu, Control Panel, Performance Maintenance, Administrative Tools, Computer Management, Under the Storage tree .. click on "Disk Management"
2) Under Volume heading (where all your hard drives/partitions are named), click the drive you want to change to C: (in this case E:)
3) Right-click on that drive name and choose "Change drive letters and Paths...
4) Click on the "Change button" and a small window box comes up. There's a pull down list on the right hand side, and from there, choose C: and OK.
There's prob some warning, make sure you understand what it says.
You'll prob have to reboot. Don't remember from memory.
NOTE: If you do change your drive letters, you MAY end up with a NON-BOOTING computer and your programs will no longer run (since they're still referenced to the old drive letter). Do this at your own risk, and full understand what you're about to do.
Hope this helps!
Reply:using the windows partition manager, u can do renaming and resizing the hard disk,
buy a full version, or download from net both software and cracker, this will cleaner ur problem
Set the current directory in C#?
How do I set the current directory to the one in which the program itself resides without using an absolute path in the Directory.SetCurrentDirectory() function?
Set the current directory in C#?
You can use System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingA... to get the directory the exe resides.
crab apple
Set the current directory in C#?
You can use System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingA... to get the directory the exe resides.
crab apple
Does starting your car with the A/C, heat, or headlights set to the "on" position damage the car's battery?
No, but it is robbing power from the starter which needs all the power it can get to turn the engine over particularly in the winter on older cars. Some new cars autoswitch power off those items till engine starts.
Just turn them off you won't regret it.
Does starting your car with the A/C, heat, or headlights set to the "on" position damage the car's battery?
everything is turned off when you crank (start position) automatically.
Reply:wheelers right,, but the answer would be no anyway,, as if it can source the several hundred amps to crank the engine,, the other minuscule drains in comparison would do no damage.
Reply:No, it won't harm the car the only thing i would worry about is watching how long you do leave the lights on before you do start the vehicle, just so you wont run you battery down.
Just turn them off you won't regret it.
Does starting your car with the A/C, heat, or headlights set to the "on" position damage the car's battery?
everything is turned off when you crank (start position) automatically.
Reply:wheelers right,, but the answer would be no anyway,, as if it can source the several hundred amps to crank the engine,, the other minuscule drains in comparison would do no damage.
Reply:No, it won't harm the car the only thing i would worry about is watching how long you do leave the lights on before you do start the vehicle, just so you wont run you battery down.
Cant accept a pr of i/c cable for hifi set costing over $1,500 sin?.the freedom will always disagree?
will those educated and loaded on hifi give comments . most conductive is gold no one follow by silver even people living in bushes knew of it ,but what make the cable so details and warm,some said burned in enough to let crystal formed in the conductor then it will be juicy warm.if so any tom or seng can do it .
Cant accept a pr of i/c cable for hifi set costing over $1,500 sin?.the freedom will always disagree?
Expensive, "high-end" cables are a waste of money. Wires are not directional and do not need to be "burned in" or anything else. I have yet to see any legitimate studies that show an "high-end" cable does a better job than a regular and resonably priced conductor. All it would take is a double blind study, but the manufacturers of these cables won't do it.
Reply:If you are really serious in this, what are you trying to ask?
Cant accept a pr of i/c cable for hifi set costing over $1,500 sin?.the freedom will always disagree?
Expensive, "high-end" cables are a waste of money. Wires are not directional and do not need to be "burned in" or anything else. I have yet to see any legitimate studies that show an "high-end" cable does a better job than a regular and resonably priced conductor. All it would take is a double blind study, but the manufacturers of these cables won't do it.
Reply:If you are really serious in this, what are you trying to ask?
How to write a program in C++ that reads a set of integers and finds and prints the sum of the even and odd #.
just do interger division
if (number%2 %26gt; 0)
{
odd = odd + number;
}
else
{
even = even + number;
}
what % does is give you a remainder when doing interger division, the number has to be of type int. so if the number divides evenly by 2 then the remainder is 0. so we know it's even, if you divide 3 by two the % will equal 1, so we know the number is odd, etc... hmm might not work for 1, so make if read:
if (number%2 %26gt; 0 || number == 1)
so cut and paste this into a compiler:
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
int main()
{
using namespace std;
int number, even(0), odd(0);
do
{
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Please enter a number %26lt;Enter 0 to end input%26gt;: ";
cin %26gt;%26gt; number;
if (number%2 %26gt; 0 || number ==1)
odd = odd + number;
else
even = even + number;
}while (number != 0);
cout %26lt;%26lt; "The sum of the odd numbers entered is " %26lt;%26lt; odd %26lt;%26lt; endl;
cout %26lt;%26lt; "The sum of the even numbers entered is " %26lt;%26lt; even %26lt;%26lt; endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
that was kinda of fun, enjoy (won't work for negative, you can do that part). you call always change this to read from a file as well, the rest is up to you, i already gave you too much.
How to write a program in C++ that reads a set of integers and finds and prints the sum of the even and odd #.
Doing your homework, eh?
if (number%2 %26gt; 0)
{
odd = odd + number;
}
else
{
even = even + number;
}
what % does is give you a remainder when doing interger division, the number has to be of type int. so if the number divides evenly by 2 then the remainder is 0. so we know it's even, if you divide 3 by two the % will equal 1, so we know the number is odd, etc... hmm might not work for 1, so make if read:
if (number%2 %26gt; 0 || number == 1)
so cut and paste this into a compiler:
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
int main()
{
using namespace std;
int number, even(0), odd(0);
do
{
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Please enter a number %26lt;Enter 0 to end input%26gt;: ";
cin %26gt;%26gt; number;
if (number%2 %26gt; 0 || number ==1)
odd = odd + number;
else
even = even + number;
}while (number != 0);
cout %26lt;%26lt; "The sum of the odd numbers entered is " %26lt;%26lt; odd %26lt;%26lt; endl;
cout %26lt;%26lt; "The sum of the even numbers entered is " %26lt;%26lt; even %26lt;%26lt; endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
that was kinda of fun, enjoy (won't work for negative, you can do that part). you call always change this to read from a file as well, the rest is up to you, i already gave you too much.
How to write a program in C++ that reads a set of integers and finds and prints the sum of the even and odd #.
Doing your homework, eh?
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