Disabling UAC in Windows
The UAC – or User Access Control – is a feature of Windows7 & Vista to help protect you against Malware.
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How to Check Simple File Sharing is Disabled in Windows
Altering the file sharing methods in Windows7
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How do I set Claim Preparation up on another workstation?
Claim Preparation is a networked piece of software……….
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Downloading, Installing and Configuring FileZilla
To download FileZilla……
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My laptop won’t turn on and there are no lights turning on/flashing
1. Insert a battery from another (same model) laptop that you know is working.
2. Try with just the cable attached, remove the battery.
3. Try with a different power cable, this can be split into 2 parts so can be interchanged with the one that isn’t working to see if it a specific part of the cable -
What should the icon path be for DCCApplications?
There are several programs within DCCApplications ………………
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We have a new headteacher this term. How can I change the name in Claims?
To change any of the automatic details on the claims letters go to ……
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Someone didn’t claim last month how can I do it now?
Just do it in exactly the same way you would normally…………..
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How do I add a new user to DCC/Plymouth Applications
It is only available to users with system manager rights…………
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DCC Applications error 117
117- file opening error- 152 system error- 104- database connection error …………..
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My Monitor won’t turn on at all.
If there is absolutely no sign of life then try toggling the power switch. Check the power cable is securely plugged in at each end. Try swapping the power cable for one you know works…..
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Monitor says “No signal or No signal input” but the computer is on.
Usually this means your monitor is turned on, but your computer is not. If your computer is on, and you get this error, it means the cable from the computer….
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The display on my computer screen is sideways. Why has this happened?
Some computer monitors can be rotated, so there are video cards which support that rotation….
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My computer is not turning on at all. What do I do?
First of all check for ANY signs of life – any lights or noises at all?
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When I press my @ key, the ” symbol appears onscreen instead, Why is this?
If the correct characters are not appearing when you type, it may be that the Windows regional settings are out – the classic example is the @ and “ keys are switched around on US keyboards…..
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My keyboard and /or mouse do not respond…
Ensure that both devices are plugged securely into the computer – for wireless devices check the wireless receiver is plugged in.
Try connecting them to different USB ports……