Most Popular. New Releases. Desktop Enhancements. Networking Software. Trending from CNET. Download Now. Developer's Description By Microsoft. Full Specifications. What's new in version 3. Release December 5, Date Added September 14, Version 3. We can't always guarantee that the perfect solution to your specific problem will be waiting for you. If you ask your own question - our Certified Experts will team up with you to help you get the answers you need.
Who are the certified experts? How quickly will I get my solution? We can't guarantee quick solutions - Experts Exchange isn't a help desk. We're a community of IT professionals committed to sharing knowledge. When one person in a meeting runs Whiteboard, it appears on everyone's screen.
The Whiteboard does not maximize to the full size if you are using an by or larger display. In conferences between Windows computers and Windows 95 or 98 computers, double-byte character set DBCS characters may not be translated properly. Back to Contents Chat Chat enables you to type messages for other users to see. When one person in a meeting runs Chat, a chat window appears on everyone's screen if they are using NetMeeting 3.
NetMeeting 2. Back to Contents Audio To use NetMeeting audio features, you need a sound card, speakers, and a microphone. If you modify your sound card device driver in any way, such as upgrading to a full-duplex driver, you need to run the Audio Tuning Wizard again in order for NetMeeting to work correctly.
When in a call with a NetMeeting 2. You have to quit your call and start over. You may receive a message in the Audio Tuning Wizard stating that your sound card is unsupported. This occurs when the sound card does not support some of the features required for it to be used by NetMeeting. The audio features in NetMeeting may work even if you get this message, but you might experience poor audio quality.
If your sound card is unsupported, you might want to contact the manufacturer to find out if newer sound card drivers are available. If you use the ATI All In Wonder hardware board for your capture device, it may disable the microphone and audio when you start a call.
To work around this, double-click the speaker icon in the status area. Click Options , and then click Properties. Select Recording , and then click OK. Then, reselect the microphone as the recording input source.
This option is not enabled by default. If you are experiencing choppy full-duplex sound quality, do the following to switch NetMeeting to half-duplex sound quality:. It is recommended that you not switch back and forth between full-duplex and half-duplex audio while in a meeting with audio.
If you are having problems with your audio quality or sound card when using NetMeeting, the problems could be related to your hardware configuration or driver installation. To see the latest support information, click the Help menu, and then click Online Support. If your computer has more than one audio device, you should make sure that the audio devices selected in the Audio Tuning Wizard match the selections in the Multimedia properties in Control Panel.
When you are in an audio conference using NetMeeting, a program that has the ability to record sound, such as Microsoft PowerPoint, appears to be recording sound. However, since NetMeeting is already using the sound card, the other program isn't actually recording. If your computer and the computer you are calling each have WDM audio drivers, you may hear static when you first connect. If this occurs, disable DirectSound. On the Tools menu, click Options.
On the Audio tab, clear the Enable Direct Sound for improved audio performance check box. Back to Contents Video To send video with NetMeeting, you need either a video-capture card and camera, or a video camera that connects through your computer's parallel printer port or USB port. Cameras that have a video-capture card use less of your computer's processing resources than cameras that connect through your computer's parallel port. The default setting for video over a I cant find out why sc stop just wont work!
I created service using SC. When I say start in cmd or in service in task manager, it says Access denied. I opened CMD with admin and I m admin of m achine. I have full admin rights to my machine. I have changed all permissions to full control and still I get Access Is Denied when I try to stop services with net stop or sc stop.
How can I get full control over the machine. OS is Windows 7 Home Edition. John Douglas-Coley I had the same issue so what I did was, 1. Press the start button in the lower left corner. It should pop up right away when you see it right click and click run as administrator.
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