This site is where I put all my thoughts related to my life. Most of it will be notes related to my job to remind me a few little things that I tend to forget.
Have you ever feel very frustrated because your HD video created using Windows Live Movie Maker has a black border on the sharing result? I did ~.~ Frustrated and felt desperate, I just closed Windows Live Movie Maker, and planed to buy another video editing program. But then, while I browse on internet to search alternative for Windows Live Movie Maker, I realized there is a button in this program to change the aspect ratio!! By default, the aspect ration is 4:3 which is not a widescreen format. That's why my vid came with black edge. I really don't know why Microsoft do something like this while the majority of screen produced right now are widescreen. Probably this is an old program that still come with new Windows? Anyway, to change the aspect ratio, click on view -> Aspect ratio -> Widescreen (16:9). So simple as that @_@ The result was not too bad, below you can see the example of editing that I done on Microsoft Live Movie Maker, with 1280x720 HD size. The conclusi...
Have you ever install Windows 7 and wait for so long loooooooooooooooooooooooong on completing the installation? I did ~.~ just today when I have to work on Saturday T__T Tried to reinstall twice, with no luck, still stuck in the same place. But then I realized, from my previous experience, sometimes when you have USB device plugged into the computer, when booting the computer, Windows will have something like looping problems. For example, last time my windows crash, and then when I tried to restore the installation with my external drive attached, it is stuck on restoring for hours. In my case today, I realized I installed the windows from my external CD-Rom. It is because I re-installed Asus EEE PC in my work place which does not have CD-Rom by default. So what I did: Do clean installation (for the third time) Wait until the setup finalized copying installation files, expanding the files, and installing the features. Windows setup will give you fi...
This happened to me, when I change my WSUS source from the default Microsoft website to Internal WSUS server (see the previous post about configuring WSUS here ). To solve, do these steps (credit goes to Bsod from Microsoft Answer Forum ): Open the Command Prompt. · Click Start, click All Programs, and click Accessories. · Right-click Command Prompt, and select Run as administrator. · Click Continue if prompted to do so. Rename the cache folder. · Type the following, and press Enter after each line: net stop wuauserv ren %systemroot%\SoftwareDistribution SoftwareDistribution.OLD net start wuauserv exit Check for Windows Update. · Click Start, click All Programs, and select Windows Update. · Click on Check for updates. · Once the search is complete click on View available updates. · Locate the update for the Windows Update Agent, and install only that update. · If it installs successfully proceed with installing the other updates as usual.
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