#1030 - Got error 28 from storage engine

#1030 - Got error 28 from storage engine

mysql error: Got error 28 from storage engine

mysql error number: 1030

gonna update the post with details in a while...

Great Free Converters (for): Freez Flv to Mp3 Converter, Freez iPod Video Converter, Freez 3GP Video Converter, Freez DVD Ripper, Freez Screen Video Capture, Freez Flv to AVI/MPEG/WMV Converter

Great Free Converters (for): Freez Flv to Mp3 Converter,  Freez iPod Video Converter, Freez 3GP Video Converter, Freez DVD Ripper, Freez Screen Video Capture, Freez Flv to AVI/MPEG/WMV Converter


I have found these file format converters absolutely free to use. And I have installed and tested the "Freez Flv to Mp3 Converter" from http://www.smallvideosoft.com/. It works just fine & converts flv to mp3 files very easily.


It rips the embedded Audio track in Flash FLV file format to mp3 audio format. And the good news is it's just for nothing but FREE : )


You can download the "Freez Flv to Mp3 Converter" directly from: Primary Download Location OR from: The Downloads Page on the smallvideosoft.com site.


Here I'm going to list down the Download Links on the smallvideosoft.com's Download Page:

Click the links below to start download immediately. It's ABSOLUTELY FREE!

Product	Version	File Size	Download Address
Freez iPod Video Converter	1.5	4,317 KB	Primary Download Location Secondary Backup Mirror
Freez 3GP Video Converter	2.0	4,353 KB	Primary Download Location Secondary Backup Mirror
Freez DVD Ripper	1.5	7,776 KB	Primary Download Location Secondary Backup Mirror
Freez Screen Video Capture	1.2	772 KB	Primary Download Location Secondary Backup Mirror
Freez Flv to Mp3 Converter	1.5	3,679 KB	Primary Download Location Secondary Backup Mirror
Freez Flv to AVI/MPEG/WMV Converte	1.6	4,034 KB	Primary Download Location Secondary Backup Mirror

Remove the annoying Low Disk Space Warning (Platform: Windows XP, 98) - Turn Off the annoying Low Disk Space Warning

Turn Off/Remove the annoying Low Disk Space Warning in Windows XP and Windows 98

When Windows detects that one of your hard drives has too little free space, a warning appears offering to run the "Disk Cleanup" utility. Here's how to disable this message: 

Windows XP (solution 1) - If REGEDIT.EXE is not Disabled

• Run the Registry Editor (REGEDIT.EXE).
  
                 START >> RUN >> type "regedit" (without quotes) >> hit [Enter Key].
                 OR
                 Press: [Window Key] + [R] (shortcut) >> type "regedit" (without quotes) >> hit [Enter Key].
  
  
• Open HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ Software\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ Explorer.
• If it's not there, create a DWORD value and call it NoLowDiskSpaceChecks.
• Double-click on NoLowDiskSpaceChecks, and enter the value 1, and press OK.
  
  

Windows XP (solution 2) - If REGEDIT.EXE is Disabled

• Run the Console Registry Tool for Windows (REG.EXE).
  
                 START >> RUN >> type "cmd" (without quotes) >> hit [Enter Key].
                 OR
                 Press: [Window Key] + [R] (shortcut) >> type "cmd" (without quotes) >> hit [Enter Key].
  
• Copy this code: (select & right click to copy this code)
  reg query HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
  Right-Click in command-prompt to Paste it there.
  Now hit ENTER KEY in the Command-Prompt to run the Query.
  
  
• If it shows an error as shown below:
  Error: The System was unable to find the specified registry key or value
  We cannot create any key in this HIVE/PATH unless we have this HIVE/PATH there. (Mostly you will see this HIVE is present in the Registry by default, when you install your copy of Windows XP. THIS ERROR will not be shown if the HIVE is already there and instead a list of existing Registry Keys for this HIVE will be shown in your Command-Prompt window.)
  
  If it does not show the above error and NoLowDiskSpaceChecks is not listed in the list shown like:
  NoLowDiskSpaceChecks      REG_DWORD      0x1
  Do not worry. Now we can proceed to ADD/OVERWRITE the Registry Key "NoLowDiskSpaceChecks".
  
  
• Type OR Copy this code (Right-Click in command-prompt to Paste it there):
  reg add HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer /v NoLowDiskSpaceChecks /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
  and hit ENTER KEY.
  
  It should say: The operation completed successfully now.
  
  
• Now Run the following Query again to confirm Addition/Overwrite of the Registry Key:
  reg query HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
  
• Now you should see:
  NoLowDiskSpaceChecks      REG_DWORD      0x1 in the list.
• You're Done. No more annoying Low Disk Space notifications.
  
  

Windows 98 (solution 1)

• Open the Disk Cleanup utility (run cleanmgr.exe, or go to Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Disk Cleanup).
• Select the drive on which Windows is installed and click Ok.
• Choose the Settings tab, and turn off the If this drive runs low on disk space, automatically run Disk Cleanup option
• Click Ok when you're done - answer any subsequent prompts as desired.
• You may have to repeat this for all your hard disks (if you have more than one).

Windows 98 (solution 2)

• Try this article from Microsoft: Q188074.
• It's much more of a pain than solution 1, but it might work if solution 1 doesn't.

Author: Ronnie Depp (admin)

How to Enable the Windows' Core Management Tools' Functionality - The Alternates & work around for each of the Disabilities caused by Malwares/Viruses.

This is it.


Here is the VBScript you can use for the purpose:

Message = "To work correctly, the script will close" & vbCR
Message = Message & "and restart the Windows Explorer shell." & vbCR
Message = Message & "This will not harm your system." & vbCR & vbCR
Message = Message & "Continue?"



X = MsgBox(Message, vbYesNo, "Notice")


If X = 6 Then


On Error Resume Next


On Error Resume Next


Dim WSHShell, n, p, itemtype, MyBox


Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")



p = "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Hidden"


itemtype = "REG_DWORD"


n = WSHShell.RegRead (p)


errnum = Err.Number


if errnum <> 1 then


WSHShell.RegWrite p, 2, itemtype


End If



If n = 2 Then


   WshShell.RegWrite p, 1, itemtype


   MyBox = MsgBox("Show Hidden Files and Folders are now ENABLED", 64, "Hidden Files and Folders")
End If


If n = 1 Then 


   WshShell.Regwrite p, 2, itemtype


   MyBox = MsgBox("Show Hidden Files and Folders are now DISABLED", 64, "Hidden Files and Folders")
End If



Set WshShell = Nothing



On Error GoTo 0

For Each Process in GetObject("winmgmts:"). _
ExecQuery ("select * from Win32_Process where name='explorer.exe'")
   Process.terminate(0)
Next

MsgBox "Finished." & vbcr & vbcr , 4096, "Done"

Else 

MsgBox "No changes were made to your system." & vbcr & vbcr, 4096, "User Cancelled"



End If
 

Copy and paste the VBScript above and Save it as "Enable-Disable-Hidden-Files-Visibility.vbs" using Notepad/Wordpad whichever you like.


P.S.: This script is verified and doesn't contain any harmful piece of script that can harm your system. Be sure to obtain the code from this very web-page, so that you can be sure what you're gonna run on your PC.


Please feel free to use & distribute as long as you retain the Comment in  First Line intact with the Script Code.

I will love to hear from you people. So leave your comments for my reviewing. ;)


Thank you all.

About this blog

An Introduction:

Learn & Share about the Computers and Gadgetry in general with Ronnie.

Hi there, Folks!

About Me:

To know about me, you won't mind to view my personal blog at: [ronnydepp.blogspot.com].

I think it will give you a better idea about who am I.

The Idea:

Ronny Depp is here with an idea to put together all the information in one place, about computers, networks & networking, programming and development, software/application development life-cycle, graphic designing for Print and Screen Media, different technologies & any other gadgetry (mobile phones, PDAs, iPhone, iPod and any electronics you can think of), for which he already has knowledge or the new ones he comes across to.

I want this blog as a resource in itself & an Index/Reference Guide to other resources, to be as complete as possible.

You can also contribute to this blog.

What This Blog May Include:

There could be informative/descriptive posts including articles, links, images, videos and other resources for a particular area in consideration.

How You Can Contribute:

You can contribute to this resource by simply posting urls, suggestions, pointing out the mistakes/errors, your opinions/views within the comments.

You can also share with me anything that you might think it should be added, corrected/improved.

If you have got any images, videos, text, etc., then Share with me and the guys out there on the internet, siting behind some screen.

You can write to me directly via my e-Mailbox: [mailto:me.ronny@yahoo.com?subject=Ronnie's%20Techbytes'%20Contributor]

- But do remember to include "Ronnie's Techbytes' Contributor" in the Subject-line of your letter.

This way I will be able to know that this e-Mail is from one of the Ronnie's Techbytes' Contributors.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

This is just a start from me. I will be grateful to you if you can help to improve this blog in any sense.

Thank You!

--

sincerely
Ronny Depp