Donavan SG Regarding hexadecimal... Just to ask: Is it in Base 16 (decimal in base 10, binary in base 2, octal in base And so A = 11, B = 12, C = 13, D = 14, E = 15, F = 16, then 11 = 17 (hexadecimal = decimal equivalent) Am I on the right track?
ndmmxiaomayi SG Right track, but calculations wrong. Everything in computer starts from 0. Binary = Base 2 has only 0 and 1 Octal = Base 8 has 0 to 7 Decimal = Base 10 has 0 to 9 Hexadecimal = Base 16 has 0 to 15 So A = 10, B = 11 and so on and so forth. Counting 0 and 1 only has 2, that's why it's base 2 for binary. Counting 0 to 15 has altogether 16 numbers in between them, so it's in base 16.
MyPillowTalks SG ok, since someone posted up, i wanna ask why when i shutdown, cDacc or sth liddat will say not responding?
ndmmxiaomayi SG You using Symantec products ar? The naming convention is so similar to Symantec. Does it have an "0x" in front?
Donavan SG If you're on NAV or NIS, it's ccapp.exe you're probably referring to. I also encounter it, but apparently ccapp.exe is still running well on my PC up till now.
