Have you experience this? Able to resolve using nslookup but failed to resolve the DNS when perform ICMP ping or traceroute ?
Here’s the solution that you may try, disable the DNS Cache :
> net stop dnscache or
> sc servername stop dnscache
Have you experience this? Able to resolve using nslookup but failed to resolve the DNS when perform ICMP ping or traceroute ?
Here’s the solution that you may try, disable the DNS Cache :
> net stop dnscache or
> sc servername stop dnscache
It shocked me when I first got this message pop-up when I try to start my Microsoft Office Outlook 2007!!! Especially when I have tried several times and even reboot my laptop…it’s still showing the same message….Damm!! I must lost all my emails… Tried to “google” around, and all the resolutions suggested especially from Microsoft support website seem doesn’t really helps…
Reminder: Always backup a copy of all PST files, and running at your own risks!
The solution is very simple, just execute the following command in your “Run..”
“outlook.exe /resetnavpane”
This command is actually just clear and regenerates the Navigation Pane for the current Profile.
Recently got lots of MSN messenger spamming...really irritating, sigh~ Look at the photos below for some example :
If you are using Windows Messenger :
If you are using MSN Messenger :
If you still encounter the same problem after performing the steps above, try the steps below :
Note: New friends will also be prevented from adding you to their contact lists unless you add them to your list first.
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