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Quickly googling the message you posted, I found the following:
http://www.computing...utocheck/189754.htmlThis error can come due to malicious entries in autocheck registry value.
To fix this you can follow below steps :
1) Open Registry editor by opening "regedit" from run box.
2) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager , You will see a vaule name :BootExecute.
3) By default it should have below value. remove any extra values and hit OK.
autocheck autochk *
4) Reboot your computer to test, It should work now.
I honestly have no idea if this will do it, but the OP on that question replied that it did...worth a try I guess...Probably not a bad idea to do a virus scan anyway.-Stephen66515 (April 19, 2012, 01:56 PM)
Thank you for this tip it really worked check the snapshot:
Again thank you for this advice all the members of the donation coder, it really is mind boggling to see how complex Operating system is how to fix a simple problem : which we sometimes don't even fathom it would exit.Even after all the antivirus and updates and tweaking we do to keep the system up and running.
Thank you Stephen66515 :
-hulkbuster (April 20, 2012, 04:34 AM)
This error can come due to malicious entries in autocheck registry value.
To fix this you can follow below steps :
1) Open Registry editor by opening "regedit" from run box.
2) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager , You will see a vaule name :BootExecute.
3) By default it should have below value. remove any extra values and hit OK.
autocheck autochk *
4) Reboot your computer to test, It should work now.
One of the most effective things for any potential combat, and certainly one of the most under-rated:
(see attachment in previous post)-Renegade (April 19, 2012, 01:05 AM)
Pretty effective against serial killers wearing a mask... but against Zombies? Depends on the "Zombie universe" you're in.
Slow walkers? No need to run. Just walk away and avoid them (as seen in "Night of the Walking Dead")
Fast Runners? Running away won't help. They'll never get tired.
I guess the best way to deal with a Zombie outbreak is hiding in a bomb shelter for some months, until the walking corpses decay. A gun with plenty of ammo is also a good idea, but don't forget a silencer. Zombies are usually attracted to noise. So shoot one zombie, and fifty others will hear you. A cordless nail gun could be a good idea. ;-)-wr975 (April 19, 2012, 03:25 AM)
The Zombies in "I Am Legend" were fast. Guess a better defense against them is this:
(see attachment in previous post)
Though if there's one of those bad Filipino bands on the boat, you could be in for worse horrors than just zombies...-Renegade (April 19, 2012, 04:37 AM)
They seem to have missed listing a gunsmith in my area though.......oh well, the less people who know about him, the more ammo for me!-4wd (April 17, 2012, 07:33 PM)
I'm counting about 5 gun shops in Melbourne on that map.-Renegade (April 17, 2012, 07:57 PM)
When the apocalypse comes I'll be sure of a ready supply of ammo from the knowledgeable people at:
(see attachment in previous post)-4wd (April 17, 2012, 08:23 PM)
Yep, I found the 'weird' part of DoCo-Stephen66515 (April 16, 2012, 10:05 PM)
Found it? More like founded it.-Deozaan (April 16, 2012, 10:15 PM)
Silverware singulation system:
Abstract:
Scope and method of study. Singulation of silverware, means to 'single out' individual pieces of silverware pieces from a mixed batch of silverware, consisting of spoons, soup spoons, knives and forks. The objective of this research is to modify, design, construct and test an efficient automated mechanism to singulate silverware pieces, starting with Akella's (2008) machine. The process of singulation was sub-divided into two stages: (1) Stage-01: Divides the batch of 400 silverware pieces into smaller batches of approximately 20 pieces each, which I accomplished by employing a slow moving conveyor belt, inductive proximity sensors and electromagnets. A mixed batch of silverware pieces is spread on the conveyor belt, which feeds them to a downward inclined plate. The electromagnets beneath the inclined plate holds the silverware pieces to the inclined plate, or releases them, depending on the output signals of inductive proximity sensors, which are also placed beneath the inclined plate. (2) Stage-02: Singulates silverware pieces from these smaller batches. A metering bin collects the silverware pieces from the downward inclined plate. A pulsed solenoid vibrates the metering bin by striking the bin bottom. This causes the silverware pieces to move out through the open end of the bin onto a plastic lined Teflon cloth. This cloth is placed above a moving leather belt carrying a series of hemispherical permanent magnets, such that the silverware pieces attracted by one of the magnets slides along the cloth to exit the machine.
I've never used multiplayer since I tried that in Quake all those years ago and couldn't last 10 seconds. I don't really know yet how it works in FSX or if my system can take the additional load. Besides, no-one wants to see me fly at this stage :-)-tranglos (April 15, 2012, 07:40 PM)
- I only fly single/dual prop, no Jets, Jets are no fun for me...(Take off, hit AP, wait till you get close, disable AP, land...)Kilo, a 12-year-old pit bull, was shot during a terrifying home invasion robbery attempt as he lunged at a thug posing as a FedEx deliveryman.
The bullet amazingly ricocheted off Kilo’s skull and exited through his neck — sparing the dog from certain death.
