Fix cyclic redundancy check error while coping file from disk
On January - 25 - 2010
CRC errors occur when there’s a bad sector or scratch on the CD/DVD/Bluray disk. However the data can be recovered using command prompt ignoring some losses. Run ‘command prompt’ Browse to the location of the files using ‘cd’ command <drive letter (e.g. D)>: cd <location of file (e.g. temp\video)> Enter the following command to copy
The required operation requires elevation
On July - 31 - 2009
I was trying to flush the dns cache on Windows Vista system, but I was getting an error. This is a very common error when you try to execute commands requiring administrator privileges. The simplest solution is to run command prompt in administrator mode. How to Run ‘command prompt’ in administrator mode? Right Click on
How to kill processes from Command Prompt
On June - 28 - 2009
I’m sure you are familiar with the traditional way to kill or end a process in Windowsusing Task Manager. This method is effective but not nearly as fun as killing a process in Command Prompt. Additionally, killing processes in Command Prompt provides much more control and the ability to end multiple processes at once. All
Command Prompt – ‘systeminfo’
On March - 4 - 2009
There is a great utility that is accessed from command prompt. It shows various details about the system. Information about BIOS Version, System Install Date,etc.. can be found out. How to Use Goto ‘Start–>Run’. Type ‘cmd’ and press enter to open ‘command prompt’. Type ‘systeminfo’ and press enter. Details about the following will be shown: