PROMISE ULTRA133 TX2 is a very old ide controller, its driver is rare. I had this driver backuped a while back, find yourself lucky here.
Download 86 bit and 64 bit driver for Windows 7 here:
http://www.box.com/s/qnlacxr0ij8n1lob2om4
PROMISE ULTRA133 TX2 is a very old ide controller, its driver is rare. I had this driver backuped a while back, find yourself lucky here.
Download 86 bit and 64 bit driver for Windows 7 here:
http://www.box.com/s/qnlacxr0ij8n1lob2om4

click here: http://www.digicert.com/help/index.htm
Troubleshooting by using DigiCertUtil.exe tool
downoad here: https://www.digicert.com/util/DigiCertUtil.zip or here DigiCertUtil
Troubleshooting by using Command Line
certutil -store my "Your SSL Serial Number" certutil -repairstore my "Your SSL Serial Number" certutil /? for further help
Common Problems
The easy way to validate email on javascript; using this IsEmail prototype function “String.prototype.isEmail=function()….”
String.prototype.isEmail=function()
{
var ap=this.indexOf("@");
var ap2=this.lastIndexOf("@");
var dp=this.lastIndexOf(".");
var elen=this.length-1;
return (ap>0) && (ap<elen) && (dp>ap) && (dp<elen)
&& (ap==ap2) && (this.charAt(ap+1)!=".");
}
Background: ASP.NET is a technology for developing dynamic web applications. It can run on Microsoft IIS web servers and supports several languages including Visual Basic .NET, C# and JScript .NET. ASP.NET allows administrators to restrict access to any directory by placing a web.config file in the directory. This causes the server to redirect visitors to an authentication page, where the visitor would be prompted to enter a password.
Critical Problem CVE: CVE-2004-0847
Impact: An attacker could gain unauthorized access to password-protected pages on the web server or create a cross-site scripting attack.
Programmatically Fix:
Global.asax code sample (Visual Basic .NET)
Sub Application_BeginRequest(Sender as Object, E as EventArgs)
If (Request.Path.IndexOf(chr(92)) >= 0 OR _
System.IO.Path.GetFullPath(Request.PhysicalPath) <> Request.PhysicalPath) then
Throw New HttpException(404, "Not Found")
End If
End Sub
Global.asax code sample (C#)
void Application_BeginRequest(object source, EventArgs e) {
if (Request.Path.IndexOf('\\') >= 0 ||
System.IO.Path.GetFullPath(Request.PhysicalPath) != Request.PhysicalPath) {
throw new HttpException(404, "not found");
}
}
source: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=887459
or via HTTP module: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=887289
The iPhone might consider as the second best iPod, however, it has limitations. For example, you can not delete the songs from the Music app. You can not control the music app if you connect it to the head unit such as the car stereo system, or to some any third party speaker systems; it display a splash with message “Accessory Connect”. Below, some ways you can get around with your iphone with the lastest firmware iOS 5.x.x
For unjailbroken iPhone, you can use these apps from App Store. Tested working on iOS 5.0.
Note: for some instance, you might need to close/ and open the app again for it to take over the control of the built-in iPod/Music app.
1. MyTunes App
2. Panamp App
1. NoAccessorySplash iOS4
Open Cydia and install NoAccessorySplash iOS4 (currently this tweak only work for iOS 4 or under), the developer (JackNorris) has not update this tweak for iOS 5 or over.
more info: http://modmyi.com/cydia/com.jacknorris.noaccessorysplash40
2. NoAccSplash iOS 5.x (updated)
If you’re like me then you HATE the above image showing on your iPhone or iPod Touch more than that pesky email saying your wife just overdrew your checking account
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If you are running a jailbroken iDevice on iOS 5.x then your in luck. I’ve written a Tweak that will make this screen go away and give you back your iPod controls so you aren’t just limited by the controls from the accessory you are using. Give NoAccSplash a try in our repo, http://beta.leimobile.com/repo/
This is iOS 5 only!! If you are on 4.x or 3.x there is a Tweak called NoAccessorySplash that will work on those firmwares. Also, send any bugs to brandon [at] leimobile.com