belkin f5d7010 wpa2 ?? use: Ralink RT2500

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I did what "the adam" suggested and it worked for me (I'm posting this from my Belkin F5D7010 v3000 using WPA2). Here's what I did:

1. I installed the regular Belkin drivers for the revision of my card.
   
2. In the C:\Program Files\Belkin 802.11g Wireless Card Configuration Utility\Driver directory, there was a Rt2500.inf file. I saved a copy of this file away for safe keeping (and later comparison), and I also saved away these lines from the file:
   
   [Belkin]
   ; DisplayName Section DeviceID
   ; ----------- ------- --------
   %Belkin.DeviceDesc% = BELKIN.ndi, PCI\VEN_1814&DEV_0201&SUBSYS_701A1799
   %Belkin.DeviceDesc% = BELKIN.ndi, PCI\VEN_1814&DEV_0201&SUBSYS_700A1799
   
3. I uninstalled the Belkin drivers.
   
4. I installed the Ralink RT2500 drivers (from their web site).
   
5. I edited this INF file: C:\Program Files\RALINK\RT6x Wireless LAN Card\Driver\Rt2500.INF. What I did was paste in the special lines above (with the DeviceIDs), then I searched for "CNet" in the file and duplicated those lines, making similar lines with "Belkin" instead of "CNet".
   
6. In the end, I ended up with the file attached to this post. (Rename it to Rt2500.INF and replace the existing file in the Driver directory mentioned above)
   
7. I inserted the PC Card and when Windows prompted, I pointed it toward the edited INF file (using the Have Disk button), then I eventually selected the Belkin configuration that I just created.
   

Thanks and good luck.

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Nokia shortcuts

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Jan 27 Nokia E61 Tips and Tricks for Keyboard Shortcuts

Published by Veselin Nedeff in:Tips, Nokia,

Here are some Keyboard Shortcuts for Symbian OS based Nokia E61. Working with them will for sure make your experience quite smoother and faster than before.

Nokia Web Browser

Keyboard shortcuts (Press the keys):
1- to open your Bookmarks.
2- to find text.
3- to return to the previous page.
5- to switch between your open browser windows.
8- to open page overview.

9- to go to a different Web page.

R- Bookmarks
T- Find
G- Select window
B- Page overview
N- Current address
M- Home page
U- Zoom in

J- Zoom out

Image viewer

Green Call- To Send the image
0- Zoom out
5- Zoom in.
7- Zoom in. Press twice for the full screen size.
4- Scroll left while in the zoomed image.
2- Scroll up while in the zoomed image.
9- Scroll down while in the zoomed image.
3- Rotate clockwise
1- Rotate counter clockwise

*- Switch between the full screen size and normal view

Music Player

4- Last Track, Press and hold will Rewind
5- Play/Pause
6- Next Track, press and hold will Fast Forward
8- Stop

if you use the joystick, press and hold, on the Last Track button will rewind it, and Next Trackl button will Fast Forward.

RealPlayer

2- Play in Full Screen, pressing any key will take you back to normal screen

Others...

Pressing and holding the MENU Key will bring out the open application, pressing the delete (<-) will close the application

Secondary Function Lock (Blue Button) + Control Key (Ctrl) will turn ON/OFF Bluetooth

Secondary Function Lock (Blue Button) + Characterl Key (Chr or Car) will turn ON/OFF Infrared

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Server 2008

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Windows Server 2008 Core Quick Reference

This month I have been setting up my first Windows 2008 core server to go into a production environment.  It has been a very interesting experience as I was expecting a straight forward process but ran into a few challenges.  What with some vendor specific hardware and a bizarre WSUS issue, I have certainly had some fun.

Therefore I thought that I would share with you my cheat sheet that has a few basic commands that got me through this build and some commands seemed to be harder to find than expected.  Now they are in no particular order from a technical point but are in the order that I found them/needed them. J

 

Set the computer name

Netdom computername [origcomputername] /add Core.contoso.com

Netdom computername [origcomputername] /makeprimary core.contoso.com

Configure IP address

Netsh int ipv4 set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.200 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1

Netsh int ipv4 set address "Local Area Connection" source=dhcp

Netsh int ipv4 set dnsserver "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.200 primary

Netsh int ipv4 set winsserver "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.200 primary

Change the name of the network interface

Netsh int set interface name = "Local Area Connection" newname = "LAN"

Manage Firewall

Netsh firewall set opmode enable

Netsh firewall set opmode disable

Enable Remote Administration

Netsh firewall set service remoteadmin enable

To set up the registry for remote admin

Cscript C:\Windows\System32\ Scregedit.wsf /ar 0

If you are using an older version of TS client, then you need to drop the security levels on core

cscript C:\Windows\System32\Scregedit.wsf /cs 0

To enable automatic updates

cscript C:\Windows\System32\Scregedit.wsf /AU 4

To use the Disk Management MMC snap-in remotely

Net start vds

To view main hardware/software details of core

Systeminfo.exe

Reset the administrator password

Net use administrator *

To activate the server

Slmgr.vbs –ato

To join the domain

Netdom join <computer name. /domain:<domainname> /userd:<username> /password:<password>

Restart core

Shutdown /r

To remotely find out if this server a core build using WMI

    wmic path win32_operatingsystem get OperatingSystemSKU /value

    To list installed drivers:

Sc query type= driver

 

    Installing a driver that is not included:

Copy the driver files to Server Core

Pnputil –i –a <path>\<driver>.inf

 

    List of installed patches:

wmic qfe list

 

Hopefully you will find this useful too :)

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How to Disable Auto Restart in Windows Update

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Tip: Disable Auto Restart in Windows Update

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• Tips and tricks

— Aviran Mordo @ 11:55 am

Ever since Microsoft release Windows XP Service Pack 2, the company keeps emphasize the fact that you should enable Automatic Updates on your computer.

Automatic updates are usually a good thing but there is a serious problem with it.

Sometimes updates need to restart the computer to finish the installation. Until SP2 Automatic Updates would not restart your computer automatically. But this is not the case with SP2.

Once you scheduled Automatic Updates to be installed (by default at 03:00 AM), if the update requires restart Windows will notify you that it needs to restart. If you are not logged in and do not restart within 5 minutes, Windows will automatically restart your computer.

This behavior can cause a lot of problems. Documents you left open and did not save will be lost, downloads you started that have not finished will be terminated, and even hard disk maintenance like defrag that is working will get terminated, which might cause lost of data.

Unfortunately Windows XP Home users can not do much to change this behavior, except saving all the data before going to sleep or disabling the automatic updates.

On the other hand Windows XP Pro users can tell Windows never to restart the computer automatically. In order to do that follow these steps.

• In the Start Menu go to Run type "gpedit.msc" and press Enter
• Now a Group Policy editor will open. In this window navigate to: Computer Configuration -> Administrative Template -> Windows Components -> Windows Update
• Double click on No auto-restart for scheduled Automatic Updates installations
• In the settings window Choose Enabled and click OK
• Close Group Policy Editor

The next time Windows updates your system it will not restart the computer automatically, but will notify you that restart is needed in order to finish the installation.

Update
Home users can try the following:

Go to registry editor and navigate to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \Software\Policies \Microsoft\Windows \WindowsUpdate\AU

Change the "NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers" DWord value to the required number.

0 = False (Allow auto-reboot)
1 = True (Disallow auto-reboot)

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LaCie itsaKey, iamaKey and PassKey USB key drives

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