I am posting this here just in case you don’t know this yet, hibernating your computer on windows xp.
Enable Hibernation
A. Open your Control Panel and look for Power Options icon.
B. Click on Hibernate tab then click on “Enable Hibernation” checkbox. Click OK button.
How to Hibernate
1. Click on Start then click on Turn Off Computer.
2. When the Turn Off Computer window pop-ups press the Shift key and you should have the Standby button replaced with Hibernate.
3. Holding the Shift key still, click on the Hibernate button to initiate the hibernate sequence.
Alternatively, you can press the H key to hibernate directly without hitting the shift key.
That’s all about it.
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It seems like compact and feature packed routers also known as travel routers are in trend today on SOHO market, there is Linksys WRT54GC and Netgear’s WGR101 to name a few. Now, Cnet Technology Inc. has its own version too, the CWR-701S - a wireless router and a server, all in one box.
The Cnet CWR-701S is especially designed for traveling office workers who needs to stay connected to the corporate network off-site. As a wireless-g router the CWR-701S supports 54mbps speed without the wires. It also supports advanced wireless security such as WEP and WPA-PSK and can operate in three modes, as a Router, Access Point or as a Wireless Client. As a server, the CWR-701S can be used as Webcam server, Print server and an FTP server. It measures 90 x 76 x 32 mm only which makes it very ideal router for traveling.
Below are the complete specifications and features of the Cnet CWR-701S mini server router.
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If you are having “iertutil.dll was not found” problem, here’s how to fix it.
1. Prepare your copy windows xp installer and download this IEFix utility here.
2. Decompress/Unzip the download file and run the IEFix.exe and Click the Apply button, once prompted for the i386 folder, insert the windows xp installer cd. Click ok, the utility will then start copying internet explorer files including the missing iertutil.dll file.
3. Restart your computer.
The error should be fixed now.
TCP/IP is one of the core components in Windows XP and Windows 2003, having this component corrupted by a malware will get you disconnected in the network or the internet. In any case you are having problems with TCP/IP components, Windows XP or Windows 2003 has an option for you to reset it using NetShell utility shortly known as the netsh.
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