Offline Installer

07. March 2017 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Hi - I have downloaded live mail 2012 Offline Installer, how do I get it online - I can get on when I do not use live mail

Unable to send or receive messages for the *** Email address is removed for privacy *** account. An incorrect password was entered. The next time you send or receive messages, you'll be asked to enter your user name and password for this account.

Server Error: 0x800CCC90
Server Response: -ERR invalid user name or password.
Server: 'pop3.yousee.dk'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC92
Protocol: POP3
Port: 995
Secure(SSL): Yes

Sending bulk emails to a group on windows live mail 2012.

07. March 2017 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
I use windows 10. Every week I successfully send out weekly group emails for my registered charity. The week before last the email was returned with a message saying it could not be sent because it was suspect spam. Last week the emails were sent succesfully, but this week again the emails cant be sent because of suspect spam. Can you please help me to resolve this problem.

Windows Server Essentials 2016

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I'm trying to add computers to the new Windows Server Essentials 2016 Server so I can set up redirection. The problem is when I run the connector software on a client PC and it connects to the server, it asks for username and password, which is fine, but the moment you enter the username and password, they just disappear and the boxes are blank again. you can enter the username and password a hundred times and it will just loop. It happens on all computers. I really need this figured out.

Windows Server Essentials 2016

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I'm trying to add computers to the new Windows Server Essentials 2016 Server so I can set up redirection. The problem is when I run the connector software on a client PC and it connects to the server, it asks for username and password, which is fine, but the moment you enter the username and password, they just disappear and the boxes are blank again. you can enter the username and password a hundred times and it will just loop. It happens on all computers. I really need this figured out.

Bilder unscharf nach speichern des Filmes

07. March 2017 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Hallo zusammen,

ich habe ein paar Bilder - 1920x1080 - zu einem Video zusammengefügt. Diese sind der Vorschau (auch im Vollbildmodus) gestochen scharf. Sobald ich den Film als mp4 abspeichere, sind diese jedoch unscharf. Ich habe die hochauflösende Einstellung genommen. 1920x1080, 24000 Bit.

Das seltsame ist, dass wenn ich eine höhere Einstellunge vornehme, z.B. 32000 Bit oder auch 100000 Bit, wird die Größe der Datei kleiner? Also 24000 Bit = 215MB und 32000 Bit = 207MB.

Was mich ebenfalls wundert ist die Größe der Datei als solches.  Bei geschätzen 173MB pro Minute (hochauflösend) und 40 Minuten Länge, sollten doch mehr als 215MB rauskommen, oder?

Speichere ich den Film im WMV Format ist das Ergebnis nur minimal besser. Aber auch hier wirkt sich eine höhere Einstellung nicht aus.

Ich habe auch mal den Film geteilt und nur 6 Minuten abgespeichert, hier ist das Ergebnis das selbe.

Auf der Festplatte, wo ich den Film abspeichere sind 300GB frei. Mein BS ist Windows 7. Treiber usw. sind alle auf dem neuesten Stand.

Hat irgendeiner ne Idee, wie das Problem lösen kann? Ich habe da echt ne Menge Arbeit reingesteckt und es wäre wirklich schade, wenn diese durch unscharfe Bilder dann entwertet wird.

Danke und Gruß

Frank

Outlook.com’s SMTP server is not allowing me to send mail with my IMAP account using Windows Live Mail on my laptop. I get the error code 3219.

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I like to manage email locally, so after Microsoft stopped supporting an automatic link between hotmail.com and Windows Live Mail, I set up an IMAP account to connect WLM with outlook.com.  This works well for receiving mail & it syncs everything just fine-- everything except sending.  I get an error alert every time it tries to send the messages from the Windows Live Mail Outbox.

Server Error:  3219.  Windows Live Mail Eror ID: 0x8DE00005

I have the IMAP account set up to require clear text authentication to receive & to send.  I have my Microsoft account set up for 2-step security, so whether or not I check the Account Properties SMTP security options box to log in with a password, it prompts me for a unique app password every time I open WLM, and sometimes it requires a password when I do a sync command.

I have already tried choosing different SMTP security options, and methodically recorded them.  One night, a few of my messages did go out after I retried checking a different box on the security options for sent msgs -- Amusingly, it was one night after I'd tried unsuccessfully to get help from Microsoft support.  The live person who came on after the virtual helper admitted he didn't have enough knowledge to help me, ended up simply giving me the link to the customer support starting place.

We do have slow DSL much of the day, but I'm experiencing this problem even when the internet is plenty fast enough.

speech recognition syke

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How do I train speech recognition to understand my voice or what I am saying?  It misunderstands what I am saying?

change owner of computer with out password

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To change the security settings for IIS

  1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  2. Under Connections, click the MSMQ virtual directory.

    Where?

    • YourInternet Information ServicesComputer/Web Sites/Default Web Site/MSMQ

  3. Double-click the Authentication feature available in the IIS section of the workspace for the MSMQ virtual directory to display the authentication settings for the MSMQ virtual directory.

    Note
    IIS Authentication features are installed as role services when the Web Server Role (IIS) role is enabled on a Windows Server 2008 R2 family computer or as separate features of World Wide Web Services when enabling World Wide Web Services on Windows 7. If a particular authentication feature (such as Basic Authentication or Windows Authentication) is not available on a Windows Server 2008 R2 family computer then it must be added with the Add Role Services wizard in Server Manager. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Server Manager to display Server Manager. Click Manage Roles in the console tree of Server Manager and then click Add role services under the Web Server (IIS) role to add the appropriate Security role services. If a particular authentication feature is not available on Windows 7, then it must be added with Turn Windows features on or off. Click Start, point to Settings, point to Control Panel, and then click Programs and Features. Click Turn Windows features on or off to display the Windows Features dialog box. Click to expand Internet Information Services, click to expand World Wide Web Service, click to expand Security, click to enable the appropriate IIS authentication features and then click OK.

  4. Right-click Anonymous Authentication and click Edit to display the Edit Anonymous Authentication Credentials dialog box.

  5. To use a domain user account instead of the IIS local user for Anonymous Access, do the following:

    • Click to select the Specific user option if it is not already selected.
    • Click the Set button next to the Specific user edit box.
    • In the Set Credentials dialog box, type the name of a domain user with the required permissions for the Message Queuing operation.
    • Type the user password into the Password and Confirm password edit boxes and then click OK.

  6. To disable anonymous access and trust the Internet Information Services computer for delegation, do the following:

    • Complete steps 3 through 5 above to display the authentication settings for the MSMQ virtual directory.
    • Right-click Anonymous Authentication and click Disable.
    • Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.
    • On the View menu, click Users, Groups, and Computers as containers, and then click Advanced Features.
    • In the console tree, right-click the name of your Internet Information Services computer.

      Where?

      Active Directory Users and Computers\ YourDomain\ Computers\ YourInternet Information ServicesComputer
    • Click Properties.
    • On the Delegation tab of the Properties dialog box, select the Trust computer for delegation to any service (Kerberos only) check box or select the Trust computer for delegation to specified services only checkbox, set the appropriate options, and then click OK

  7. In the Information Services (IIS) Manager, under Connections, right-click the Default Web Site (or the web site that contains the /MSMQ virtual directory if it is not in the default web site).

    Where?

    YourInternet Information ServicesComputer/Web Sites/Default Web Site

  8. Restart Internet Information Services by selecting Restart.

Additional considerations
  • By default, IIS impersonates a special Internet Information Services local user account. This account is local to the IIS computer (unless it is a domain controller). It cannot be authenticated by other computers in the network, and is treated as an anonymous user. ASP.NET applications, ASP applications and scripts run under IIS and, by default, impersonate the IIS local user for any Message Queuing operations, including queries to Active Directory Domain Services. Since anonymous users do not belong to the Everyone group in Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 family operating systems, these queries fail. ASP.NET applications, ASP applications and scripts cannot locate, create, and delete queues by default. In addition anonymous users cannot open a queue for remote read, and you cannot read messages from queues not belonging to the IIS computer using ASP.NET or ASP applications by default.
  • For the changes to take effect, you must stop and start the World Wide Web Publishing service.
  • Trusting the computer for delegation allows multiple hops to communicate with a domain controller, assuming that the user account is trusted for delegation.

change owner of computer with out password

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To change the security settings for IIS

  1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  2. Under Connections, click the MSMQ virtual directory.

    Where?

    • YourInternet Information ServicesComputer/Web Sites/Default Web Site/MSMQ

  3. Double-click the Authentication feature available in the IIS section of the workspace for the MSMQ virtual directory to display the authentication settings for the MSMQ virtual directory.

    Note
    IIS Authentication features are installed as role services when the Web Server Role (IIS) role is enabled on a Windows Server 2008 R2 family computer or as separate features of World Wide Web Services when enabling World Wide Web Services on Windows 7. If a particular authentication feature (such as Basic Authentication or Windows Authentication) is not available on a Windows Server 2008 R2 family computer then it must be added with the Add Role Services wizard in Server Manager. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Server Manager to display Server Manager. Click Manage Roles in the console tree of Server Manager and then click Add role services under the Web Server (IIS) role to add the appropriate Security role services. If a particular authentication feature is not available on Windows 7, then it must be added with Turn Windows features on or off. Click Start, point to Settings, point to Control Panel, and then click Programs and Features. Click Turn Windows features on or off to display the Windows Features dialog box. Click to expand Internet Information Services, click to expand World Wide Web Service, click to expand Security, click to enable the appropriate IIS authentication features and then click OK.

  4. Right-click Anonymous Authentication and click Edit to display the Edit Anonymous Authentication Credentials dialog box.

  5. To use a domain user account instead of the IIS local user for Anonymous Access, do the following:

    • Click to select the Specific user option if it is not already selected.
    • Click the Set button next to the Specific user edit box.
    • In the Set Credentials dialog box, type the name of a domain user with the required permissions for the Message Queuing operation.
    • Type the user password into the Password and Confirm password edit boxes and then click OK.

  6. To disable anonymous access and trust the Internet Information Services computer for delegation, do the following:

    • Complete steps 3 through 5 above to display the authentication settings for the MSMQ virtual directory.
    • Right-click Anonymous Authentication and click Disable.
    • Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.
    • On the View menu, click Users, Groups, and Computers as containers, and then click Advanced Features.
    • In the console tree, right-click the name of your Internet Information Services computer.

      Where?

      Active Directory Users and Computers\ YourDomain\ Computers\ YourInternet Information ServicesComputer
    • Click Properties.
    • On the Delegation tab of the Properties dialog box, select the Trust computer for delegation to any service (Kerberos only) check box or select the Trust computer for delegation to specified services only checkbox, set the appropriate options, and then click OK

  7. In the Information Services (IIS) Manager, under Connections, right-click the Default Web Site (or the web site that contains the /MSMQ virtual directory if it is not in the default web site).

    Where?

    YourInternet Information ServicesComputer/Web Sites/Default Web Site

  8. Restart Internet Information Services by selecting Restart.

Additional considerations
  • By default, IIS impersonates a special Internet Information Services local user account. This account is local to the IIS computer (unless it is a domain controller). It cannot be authenticated by other computers in the network, and is treated as an anonymous user. ASP.NET applications, ASP applications and scripts run under IIS and, by default, impersonate the IIS local user for any Message Queuing operations, including queries to Active Directory Domain Services. Since anonymous users do not belong to the Everyone group in Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 family operating systems, these queries fail. ASP.NET applications, ASP applications and scripts cannot locate, create, and delete queues by default. In addition anonymous users cannot open a queue for remote read, and you cannot read messages from queues not belonging to the IIS computer using ASP.NET or ASP applications by default.
  • For the changes to take effect, you must stop and start the World Wide Web Publishing service.
  • Trusting the computer for delegation allows multiple hops to communicate with a domain controller, assuming that the user account is trusted for delegation.

change owner of computer with out password

07. March 2017 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
To change the security settings for IIS

  1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  2. Under Connections, click the MSMQ virtual directory.

    Where?

    • YourInternet Information ServicesComputer/Web Sites/Default Web Site/MSMQ

  3. Double-click the Authentication feature available in the IIS section of the workspace for the MSMQ virtual directory to display the authentication settings for the MSMQ virtual directory.

    Note
    IIS Authentication features are installed as role services when the Web Server Role (IIS) role is enabled on a Windows Server 2008 R2 family computer or as separate features of World Wide Web Services when enabling World Wide Web Services on Windows 7. If a particular authentication feature (such as Basic Authentication or Windows Authentication) is not available on a Windows Server 2008 R2 family computer then it must be added with the Add Role Services wizard in Server Manager. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Server Manager to display Server Manager. Click Manage Roles in the console tree of Server Manager and then click Add role services under the Web Server (IIS) role to add the appropriate Security role services. If a particular authentication feature is not available on Windows 7, then it must be added with Turn Windows features on or off. Click Start, point to Settings, point to Control Panel, and then click Programs and Features. Click Turn Windows features on or off to display the Windows Features dialog box. Click to expand Internet Information Services, click to expand World Wide Web Service, click to expand Security, click to enable the appropriate IIS authentication features and then click OK.

  4. Right-click Anonymous Authentication and click Edit to display the Edit Anonymous Authentication Credentials dialog box.

  5. To use a domain user account instead of the IIS local user for Anonymous Access, do the following:

    • Click to select the Specific user option if it is not already selected.
    • Click the Set button next to the Specific user edit box.
    • In the Set Credentials dialog box, type the name of a domain user with the required permissions for the Message Queuing operation.
    • Type the user password into the Password and Confirm password edit boxes and then click OK.

  6. To disable anonymous access and trust the Internet Information Services computer for delegation, do the following:

    • Complete steps 3 through 5 above to display the authentication settings for the MSMQ virtual directory.
    • Right-click Anonymous Authentication and click Disable.
    • Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.
    • On the View menu, click Users, Groups, and Computers as containers, and then click Advanced Features.
    • In the console tree, right-click the name of your Internet Information Services computer.

      Where?

      Active Directory Users and Computers\ YourDomain\ Computers\ YourInternet Information ServicesComputer
    • Click Properties.
    • On the Delegation tab of the Properties dialog box, select the Trust computer for delegation to any service (Kerberos only) check box or select the Trust computer for delegation to specified services only checkbox, set the appropriate options, and then click OK

  7. In the Information Services (IIS) Manager, under Connections, right-click the Default Web Site (or the web site that contains the /MSMQ virtual directory if it is not in the default web site).

    Where?

    YourInternet Information ServicesComputer/Web Sites/Default Web Site

  8. Restart Internet Information Services by selecting Restart.

Additional considerations
  • By default, IIS impersonates a special Internet Information Services local user account. This account is local to the IIS computer (unless it is a domain controller). It cannot be authenticated by other computers in the network, and is treated as an anonymous user. ASP.NET applications, ASP applications and scripts run under IIS and, by default, impersonate the IIS local user for any Message Queuing operations, including queries to Active Directory Domain Services. Since anonymous users do not belong to the Everyone group in Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 family operating systems, these queries fail. ASP.NET applications, ASP applications and scripts cannot locate, create, and delete queues by default. In addition anonymous users cannot open a queue for remote read, and you cannot read messages from queues not belonging to the IIS computer using ASP.NET or ASP applications by default.
  • For the changes to take effect, you must stop and start the World Wide Web Publishing service.
  • Trusting the computer for delegation allows multiple hops to communicate with a domain controller, assuming that the user account is trusted for delegation.
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