CPU-Z, IT Newbie Newest Ally

Sick and tired when someone asked you what's the specifications of your computer/laptop? Are you the kind that when people asked a technical question pertaining to computers, you just scratched your head and wondered blankly?

Is it given the fact that there are people who don't even bother to see at the specifications of a computer when buying one.

Now, there is a software that could detect the simple and complicated specifications. It also could serve as a stepping stone in learning the different technical functions of computer.

CPU-Z is a free software that lets you view all the information about the hardware connected to your computer. It gives you the details about your Processor, Memory, Motherboard, Graphics card etc.

IT made simpler for newbies. Since i labeled IT with many descriptions, such as Inutil Talaga or Ignorante Talaga when it comes to computer, maybe this software could help eliminate those terms and help those computer illiterate understand computer terms even just for a day.

This is my ten cents sharing to you guys. Hope this helps.

Download this software: CPU-Z.

See Screenshots below.

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Error:Failed to find ASP.Net Registration with Microsoft IIS

I got this error upon installing SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition on Windows 7 Ultimate.

Internet Information Services in Windows x64 is 64-bit. This means, if you want to run 32-bit ISAPI DLLs with IIS6 on Windows x64, you'll need to apply a small tweak.

To solve the problem, follow these steps.

1.) Click on the lower part(window icon) and type cmd.

2.) Right click on the command prompt and select "Run as Administrator".

3.) From the command prompt, type cscript %SystemDrive%\inetpub\AdminScripts\adsutil.vbs set w3svc/AppPools/Enable32bitAppOnWin64 1.

This will enable all your 32-bit Application pools.

Enjoy :)

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Error: Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 Provider Is Not Registered

This error deals using Microsoft Access as a database for a program that is running under Windows 7 64-bit.

Microsoft Access does not run on a 64-bit platform which led to this error.

We just have to force the program to run in both 32-bit and 64-bit platform.

Here's how.

Click the window icon located at the lower left and type INETMGR.

From the IIS manager, select the Application pools. Select both pools than click advance settings located at the right side.

Once clicked, switch the "Enable 32-bit application" to TRUE.

And viola, that's it.

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