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Long-Term and Better Solution The simplest, and best, solution to a malfunctioning touchpad is to replace its functionalities with an external mouse. Most PCs sold after 2000 come with USB ports and getting a USB mouse--either a corded or a cordless one--will remedy the problem. A cordless USB mouse may be bought for as little as $10 and some of the better-designed ones allow the user to tuck the USB stick inside the mouse's belly when not in use.

Re: Move tool doesn't work Silkrooster Sep 24, 2016 1:09 AM ( in response to strinnhed ) OK, sounds like the auto select is enabled. Where was the Move button that was supposed to show up? Well, the problem was that I had two windows open. The Shift + Right-click only works when only one instance is open. It doesn't work when two instances were open. So there must be a second way to do it. Move and rename branch, I suggest you can refer to Moving/renaming branches in TFS2010. I hope this information will help resolve this issue. If anything is unclear, please free feel to let me know.

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>> >Thank you, Stan, this was the hint I needed. I had all of the.BAT files, >along with shortcuts (.PIF) saved off in a folder, and restored the folder to >the XP machine. Apparently,.PIF files created in Windows 98 will work in >Windows XP, but invoke the COMMAND.COM processor rather than the CMD.EXE >processor.

I am having a similar issue. Haven't played with Move Controllers for a few years. Lights were blinking steadily on the charging dock. But when it came time to connect to the PS3, the light at the bottom blinks rapidly, but stops after a few seconds and nothing.

In Win98, it worked because MOVE was an external command, not an >internal one. I deleted the shortcut, recreated it, and now it works fine. I'm delighted you found the problem, but I think Pegasus deserves the lion's share of the credit. He's the one who pointed out the error message couldn't possibly be right -- I didn't pick up on the COMMAND.COM issue at all till I saw his note. Anyway, thanks for letting us all know.

The Intel instruction-set manuals seem to indicate that the CMOV operand isn't read if the condition isn't satisfied. (I suspect the 'algorithm' for the instruction given in the manual, isn't quite right.) Apparently, other people disagree; see explicit caveat: If the source operand is a memory operand, then it is always read, regardless of whether or not the condition is met. This means that whatever exception would have been generated from the memory read, will get generated. If the memory read would have caused a #GP or #PG, then so be it.

I've submitted this issue to our product team via internal way. Hope it could be fixed soon. Thank you for your understanding and support. Regards, Steve Fan TechNet Community Support Please mark the reply as an answer if you find it is helpful. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact. Hi Dan, I've tried moving an email from the search result to another folder using Quick Steps and manually move it, but the email was actually moved to the destination folder successfully. However, the email still showed in the search result, even though the search scope is set to Current Folder.

So a window opened for me off the screen. Yes, I have a docking station and run dual monitors as work. So I closed the application and reopened it. Opened two instances of the application. Anyway, I went to Google and searched for: right click move option.

'Control Panel' A laptop's touchpad basically provides the functionality of a mouse for a desktop PC, typically with two buttons located just below it acting as the left and right click buttons on a desktop computer. A touchpad may be damaged by excessive use or foreign substances such as water, dirt or food items. Hit the 'Windows' button on the keyboard and then use the right-left keys (or hit 'C') to open 'Control Panel.' From there, again use the right-left keys to get to 'Mouse' and then hit 'Return.'

My manager actually found it that you have to hover over the icon, wait for the small square box representation of your window to show up and then right-click on that. If you don't understand, I have screen shots here: Hope this helps the next guy who finds this post and shift + right-click doesn't work.Move your mouse to the icons on the status bar and wait for the thumnails to show up. Then move your mouse on the one you want to drag, right click on it and you will see. Similar help and support threads Thread Forum I've only had this low-end optical mouse a few months after getting it to replace the well-beaten rollerball model that came standard with this system, which I've had since 2011, but now the danged thing is getting a problem that I've seen in lots of places with relatively few solutions: the. Hardware & Devices After installing and then uninstalling (because of BSOD) the fubar'd security patch from last week, I now can not get right click menus anywhere. Nothing happens when I RT click. I've googled and gotten many hit on single missing items but nothing on all missing items.

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'Bad command or file name' is a DOS error message - under WinXP the wording is different. Furthermore, 'move' is an internal command under WinXP. If you have a Command Processor then you have 'move'. I suspect the problem is caused by some other command in your batch file, not by 'move'. What other commands do you have in that batch file? Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I agree, it's strange.

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Hi Dan, I've tried moving an email from the search result to another folder using Quick Steps and manually move it, but the email was actually moved to the destination folder successfully. However, the email still showed in the search result, even though the search scope is set to Current Folder. Moreover, when we search in the folder again, we can also see the email which has already been moved to another folder. But when we hover the mouse over the email in the search result, it will show that the email is actually in the destination folder. Please check if this matches your situation. If this is the case, I'm afraid that this is a known issue in Outlook 2016.

He's the one who pointed out the > error message couldn't possibly be right -- I didn't pick up on the > COMMAND.COM issue at all till I saw his note. Maybe, but it was your post that finally nailed the culprit.

I switched to Chrome and it worked fine. Since the original question was posted more than two years ago, it seems to be an ongoing issue with other browsers. Hi, We apologize for the delay in response. We will be happy to assist you with your concern about not being able to use the Move to button in Outlook.com.

Well, the problem was that I had two windows open. The Shift + Right-click only works when only one instance is open. It doesn't work when two instances were open. So there must be a second way to do it. My manager actually found it that you have to hover over the icon, wait for the small square box representation of your window to show up and then right-click on that. If you don't understand, I have screen shots here: Hope this helps the next guy who finds this post and shift + right-click doesn't work.

Yes, I have a docking station and run dual monitors as work. So I closed the application and reopened it. Opened two instances of the application. Anyway, I went to Google and searched for: right click move option. I was directed here to the post. (I often get good answers from SevenForums handed to me by Google). However, this post let me down.

'Bad command or file name' is not a CMD.EXE error message. > >> > >> If you are somehow running through old DOS (COMMAND.COM), you may be > >> hitting a line-length limit. > >> > >Thank you, Stan, this was the hint I needed. I had all of the.BAT files, > >along with shortcuts (.PIF) saved off in a folder, and restored the folder to > > Download microsoft access for mac for free. the XP machine.

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Refer to Use cloaking you can tell TFS source control that you don't need certain folders, and when tf get operations are performed, it doesn't GET that folder to your local workspace. I would suggest creating a mapping folder (with 'Recursive' selected) at $/AutoLap, don't perform a Get Latest operation when it prompts. Cloak the folders/Branches (right click on the folder in the Local mappings window and select 'Cloak') that you don't want and then do a Get Latest at $/AutoLap level. In future, if you want to get the source for the cloaked folders you just have to decloak them and perform a get operation.