windows-7

From a Vista workstation, I have an attached XP Embedded computer on which I want to programmatically mount a volume locally (e.g., mount the XP Embedded \\MyXPEmbedded\C:\some\path\ to the Vista workstation (mounted to C:\mounted_XPEmbedded\ ). (This is an administrative utility that runs on the Vista workstation that maintains files on the XP Embedded workstation, which is part of a larger device.) I can see the XP Embedded computer from the Vista workstation. For example, I can ::getnameinfo() to resolve the XP Embedded computer's name from its IP address. However, all calls to

Under Win7, open Control Panel -> Power Options -> Advanced Settings->Processor power management. you can see Minimum Processor state, Maximum Processor state. I have get the value by powercfg command using C#. Now,I want to set the value of Processor state by C#. For example the old value is 5%,execute the programe,update the value to 10%. I have search the powercfg help document,there are no such command to do this. How can I achieve this? I could only recommend calling WriteProcessorPwrScheme using PInvoke. Windows API Code Pack for .NET has some power management functions but probably not

I just installed Android studio, and I am now trying to set up the device emulator. But it keeps crashing in the middle of invoke process. The error says: emulator-x86.exe stopped working in the middle of invoking I've tried to: Change the resolution of the device to 800X600. Reduce the size of the Ram by 512 MB. But it didn't work out. For example, below is the message be in the 'Run' panel in the Android Studio: C:\Users\VAIO\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\tools\emulator.exe -netdelay none -netspeed full -avd II_Nexus_5_API_16 emulator: device fd:596 HAX is working and emulator runs in fast virt