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hey guys, what is the best file manager application for nokia 5610? like system explorer for s60.

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Hello,
When i try to open document library from SharePoint Production portal then it throws the specified error. However, when i open document library from SharePoint Development portal then it opens it in file explorer quite easily.
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Hi Capt,
In order to help you analyze your issue, we need confirm some situations.
1. Did these 3 computers all join the same HomeGroup or Workgroup?
Yes
2. Domain Controller server with two joined workstations you mentioned, did it mean two of these 3 computer joined the domain environment?
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Both, but this morning something is different.
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b. Tower CAN ping both MommaDell and M6600 both ways.
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MommaDell can ping Tower.
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Both of the above was true yesterday, but not this morning.
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Enable or disable network discovery
Which?
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Hi Deepak,
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Windows 8.1 Pro File Explorer Extremely Slow

Hello,
I am using Windows 8.1 Professional, and since a short time, I am having troubles with the file explorer.
It is extremely slow. When I just want to select a file, it takes about 10 seconds, if not more, and then any operation I perform on files (opening directories, renaming files, right-clicking for options, etc.) is terribly slow.
I have looked at the indexing options and tried to minimize the areas that are indexed, but to no avail. Even with only C:/Users indexed, I have about 500,000 items indexed.
Here are my PC specifications:
1. 32 GB of RAM
2. Intel core i7 3.50 GHz with 4 cores
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AMS-DIS, perhaps you're talking about a different level of problem than the person who started this thread.
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How do I add a file explorer to my website

Hello,
I am currently in the process of building my website. I require a file explorer facility that will enable me to browse and download documents from the web page. I like the APACHE style browsing facility e.g you can see an example of it here: http://www.malvern.plus.com/backup/
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Thanks for the reply but I don't think I was clear
enough:
Basically is there some way that will allow me to
browse
my web site like a file index? In other words, is
there something that will show me a website like the
pages Apache generates when there is no index.html? Is
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DaveWhat you see on the apache website are infact not html files nor any other files.actually they are actual directories that are residing on the unix box
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This used to word perfectly, but since I reinstalled my Windows 8.1 setup I can't access my NAS through Windows Explorer anymore.
The weird thing is: I can still access it by logging in into the admin console via "http://ix4-300d/manage/manage.html" in IE.
From here I can access and edit my shares, download stuff, etc.
But for some reason my PC can't find my NAS anymore using file explorer -> Network -> \\ix4-300d\.
This sucks, cause now I can't copy anything to the NAS anymore (which used to work perfectly).
I guess it must be some network setting in Windows, but I can't find it.
Anyone knows what could be the problem?
Both the PC and the NAS are in workgroup "WORKGROUP" btw.
Thanks!! http://i.imgur.com/TMJtjzS.jpg

Hello ExReey,
First thing to do is make sure that you have the correct IP address (you can find this on the ix4 display) and try the procedure using the IP address instead of the device name>
I would also try manually mapping the Shares:
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=windows%208%20map%20network%20drive
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File Explorer File Enumeration Slowdown in Windows 8.1 - Why?

File enumeration in Windows 8.1 appears to be slowing down.
Here's what I mean:
On a freshly rebooted system (i.e., with few files in the cache), open a File Explorer window on the root folder of drive C:.
Select all the files, then right-click and choose Properties.
TIME how long it takes to finish, and divide the number of files enumerated by the seconds it took to do the enumeration.
Do it again now that the data is all cached.
I've always thought this was a decent way to gauge real world file system responsiveness, and in fact it really was a pretty good benchmark up until Windows 8.1 came along. With Windows 8(.0) and earlier, if you saw more than 30,000 files per
second counted up, you had a very good SSD setup.
On the workstation on which I'm typing this, my Windows 7 x64 installation would enumerate about 30,000 files per second the first time, and about 50,000 files per second the second time, from the RAM cache. I have a very responsive I/O subsystem.
When Windows 8 came out the numbers were about the same, if not a little better.
When Win 8.1 was released they dropped BIG TIME. File enumeration was something like 3 to 1 slower.
Now, with the updates in past months, they appear to have dropped even further!
Right now, with a fresh bootup I am seeing just under 6,000 files per second enumerated the first time, and a bit over 8,000 from the cached data. This is DISMAL by comparison to earlier versions.
Thankfully, typical file system performance - as measured by how long it takes to do real work on a few files in real applications - doesn't seem to have been affected as much, but then most applications don't enumerate lots of files.
It seems likely that this enumeration slowdown affects real operations in Explorer beyond just this file count.
Keep in mind I can run a Windows 7 VM or Windows 8.0 VM on this same hardware and still see 30,000 files/second enumerated inside the VM.  My hardware hasn't degraded.  The older Windows systems are still just as fast.  If
I run a Win 8.1 VM the 6 to 1 slowdown is obvious.
That even the RAM-cached directory data can't be run through nearly as quickly in Win 8.1 says that the slowdown is in the file system implementation.
This isn't a question about why MY workstation is slowing down - it's not. It's about why WINDOWS is becoming less and less efficient out of the box. I have measured and compared progressive slowdowns in virtual machine snapshots
ranging from a fresh, out-of-box installation of Win 8 or 8.1, to one that's been run for years. Something's becoming less efficient IN THE DESIGN.
So...
Why is File Explorer taking longer and longer to simply count up files in folders?
A corollary question is: What else is this slowdown affecting? Explorer doesn't seem as responsive to me as it once did.
I'd hate to think Microsoft is slipping stuff into Windows to cause it to be slower and slower since its release date, just so they can make it look like the next version is faster.
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the slowdown is in File Explorer, rather than the file system itself.
Want some more proof? And proof that your system is caching the data that is needed. And proof that stuff may be being ignored by WE which should be counted...
In an elevated cmd window at the desired drive root enter:
D:\>dir/a/s | findstr "File(s) Dir(s)"
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Anyway, I might be willing to time that--in fact, it may be possible to automate its timing--but I am definitely not interested in hanging around waiting for the number of
minutes that WE takes to be sure I get an accurate measurement--if you know what I mean.   <eg>
And apparently that would not be a fair comparison anyway. WE only finds 2/3 in Size of what the dir finds. I probably need to tweak WE's Options. Finding only 2/3 of what another procedure is finding seems suspect even if it does
take an absurd amount of time longer. The funny thing is that the number of files is almost the same. So, what does that imply: that 1/3 of the Size was contained by some very few which could not be counted?
I should probably also try to convert that pipeline to Powershell and see how it does. That could at least check the dir measurements in one way or another. TBD.
BTW I think I am now on a faster processor than I had with my tx2 but this Surface 2 Pro even with 8 GB RAM still doesn't "scream" for me.  I have noticed that its firmware shuts down cores occasionally.
My guess is that could be due to its lack of cooling. My tx2 always had its fans running full. Maybe I will get a different result if I do this test in the winter than now in the middle of summer?   <eg>
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Windows 8.1 64-bit: PDF icons in File Explorer fail to show

On my Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit it seems impossible for File Explorer to create thumbnails of my PDF files.
I use Adobe Acrobat X as my default PDF application.
I did some thorough research to find a solution. I expected a simple fix, but the problem persists hence this post.
There is only one work-around that works (from Adobe Community link below):
If you click Open in Acrobat
In the Explorer window select show large icons
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My problem with the work-around is the extra work required to generate thumbnails. I have many PDF's whose front page thumbnail I use to select my file of choice.
What fix have I over-looked?
Cheers.
Dave---
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Default PDF handler set in Adobe Acrobat:
Click Edit > Preferences…
Click the button Select Default PDF handler
Click Apply. Acrobat will start an installer and processes the configuration changes.
Checked system with sfc /scannowNo problem detected
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References:
http://www.pretentiousname.com/adobe_pdf_x64_fix/#downl
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/949406
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/49819-icon-cache-rebuild.html

For many days I searched for answer of how an Internet Explorer add-on installed because few websites won't run without it, but Windows OS or Internet Explorer itself won't allow install of these add-ons.
Please note following problems:
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I knew already but didn't clicked even on posting forum questions not before 'ORACLE's message in yellow.
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won't be entertained at all, only way is reinstall of Internet Explorer.
3. Therefore I installed Apple's 'Safari', which also displayed same messages, but allowed install of 'Quick Time', and now I listen to my favourite songs on a great sound system of a website.
4. Windows needs correction for this.
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Use the 32-bit version of IE. All rivals are 32-bit, no need for x64, a browser is not so big.
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