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Hi, Sometimes I pull the battery, then flip over the unit then hold the power button down for 15 seconds while it is unplugged and no power to it. Next if that didn't work try rebooting the puter and hold the delete button down while it is starting. If it goes into service mode be careful when changing anything, look for the password area and try removing it if possible but dont just change things at random. If the time and date reset then it may have worked. If not find out if the e-prom is accessible, you may have to take it apart to see . Sometimes it is near the hard drive area, so you may need to take it out with just a few screws. never press or force any parts back in. Also Take your time on a bright clean work area. By all means disconnect all power, and battery. If still no luck try ordering a new set of software from the manufacture. good luck.

I wish I had more context in order to give you a more meaningful answer. The two "Visual Basic" areas are 1) The programming language Visual Basic (VB) and the interface you use to program in; 2) The Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) which can be used by most other Microsoft developer programs and applications (such as Excel). The interface there is the command structure you can use to write small programs and modules within the applications (such as Excel) to interface with the VBA capability. Since you mention "form," I suspect you are using VB (probably under what is called .NET). Really, from a purely technical issue (for example, in Computer Science classes I have taught), the interface is what .NET presents to you, the developer. The "form" is certainly one aspect of the interface, but so are the code pages. You are correct that it could also refer to the interface between the program you develop and the end user. However, this is more commonly referred to (in the case of a language like VB) as the GUI (Graphical User Interface). Think of it another way. Under .NET you can write a program in VB or in C+ or in a number of other languages. However, the user interface is, for a given program, going to be indistinguishable to the user. So that is not really the Visual Basic Interface.

yes --we forgot it to but then as it is your password why would you ask us for a fix

Reload the video drivers

Martin, no battery or bulb that I know of to increase brightness of touch screen. If you go into your display settings,there may be a way to increase the brightness. Google search your make and model# how to brighten display, you may find instructions on your device to change settings. "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and info."

Visual Studio does not have Service Packets like Windows does. It comes with Updates such as VS Update 5. You need to go to you Help>About to see what version you have installed.