Unable to connect visual stdio localhost... - Google Chrome

Make sure that you have configured IIS properly. Many times even the asp.net gets corrupted and hence you'll be facing this issues.

1) Check whether IIS is configured or not. (Type "inetmgr" in the run and see whether the window comes or not)
2)UnRegister and then Re-register the asp.net

What is your question? The above code is written in C not Basic language.

first make sure you have the stdio file int the includes folder, and make sure that this is were the compiler id looking.

Then, in the begining of you code, write :
#include <stdio.h>

If you have the CD for that program,try to install it again:)

right click on the shortcut of turbo c and go to compatibly tab and choose the option of run the program in windows xp os and run as administrator .

You need to set up an ODBC DSN and use this in your connection string then instantiate an ODBC connection. For example:

Dim MyConnectionString As String = "Driver={MySQLDSN};SERVER=localhost;DATABASE=MySQLDatabase;" '
Dim conn As New OdbcConnection(connectionString)
conn.Open()
Dim da As New OdbcDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM Customers", conn)
Dim ds As New DataSet()
da.Fill(ds, "Customers")
dataGrid1.DataSource = ds.DefaultViewManager
conn.Close()

pl. verify the main header do u hv mentioned eg. stdio.h for main i/p & o/p header.

#include <stdio.h>

The above line should be at or near the beginning of your program source file. If that doesn't work, you can try:

#include "stdio.h"

Of course make sure all the standard libraries and include
files have been installed. Otherwise you have a broken installation and virtually nothing will work.

Hi

The title of your post suggests that you have "Maga RAID" errors. Maga RAID messages would be in line with issues on the LSI PERC sub-system.

However, the extract posted in your suggests network problems.

Any number of physical to driver and configuration issues can result in network problems.

Try the basic checks;
1. Change or try a known patch cable
2. Run "ping" test to a known good system connected to same network switch or direct connect with a "cross-over" cable and check for dropped connections.
3. Is the NIC and switch set to Auto-Negotiation or static at 10, 100 or 1000Mbps speed
4. Can you try another switch
5. Check and load correct or latest manufacture's drivers

Reply with more info.

Mike