Sep 30, 2009
Get the full path of a mapped network drive
To get the full network path of a mapped drive open a command prompt and type:
net use
net use
Sep 28, 2009
Sep 17, 2009
Windows wants to format when connecting PSP
I went out and bought a new large memory stick for my PSP. When I tried to connect my PSP to my PC then access the files on the new removable drive it said that the drive was not formatted. 1st of all it wanted to format it in FAT32 with a size that was too small for what the stick was supposed to be (3.4GB rather than 7.6 GB). This was my first flag.
Then I found an article about using the PSP to format any new memory stick. I do highly recommend this. However it did not solve my issue. After formatting the new stick via the PSP, windows still couldn't recognize it.
So I continued searching and got nowhere. I even downloaded the Sony Media Go application. This application would not work with my new memory stick either. It did however work with my old one. I decided to update my PSP system software to the latest version (at this time it is v6.00). This is what got me working. After I upgraded I was able to connect and browse through windows just as I expected.
If you need help on how to upgrade the PSP system software please see:
http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/SystemUpdates/PSP
Instructions for different ways of updating are in the menu on the left hand side.
Then I found an article about using the PSP to format any new memory stick. I do highly recommend this. However it did not solve my issue. After formatting the new stick via the PSP, windows still couldn't recognize it.
So I continued searching and got nowhere. I even downloaded the Sony Media Go application. This application would not work with my new memory stick either. It did however work with my old one. I decided to update my PSP system software to the latest version (at this time it is v6.00). This is what got me working. After I upgraded I was able to connect and browse through windows just as I expected.
If you need help on how to upgrade the PSP system software please see:
http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/SystemUpdates/PSP
Instructions for different ways of updating are in the menu on the left hand side.
Sep 4, 2009
one or more arguments are invalid saving a sql maintenance plan
My problem occured with Windows Server 2003 Ent. SP2 in a 2 node cluster configuration with SQL Server 2005 installed as a cluster.
I tried the most basic new maintenance plan possible. Right click the maintenance plans folder in the tree in SQL server management studio, and selecting new maintenance plan. Then witout configuring anything I click save. I got the error "one or more arguments are invalid."
My SA user was set to a null password.
I gave the sa user a password and then I was able to save a maintenance plan with no problems.
I tried the most basic new maintenance plan possible. Right click the maintenance plans folder in the tree in SQL server management studio, and selecting new maintenance plan. Then witout configuring anything I click save. I got the error "one or more arguments are invalid."
My SA user was set to a null password.
I gave the sa user a password and then I was able to save a maintenance plan with no problems.
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