Patch silent hunter 3 pour windows 7. Oct 14, 2010 Silent Hunter III on Windows 7. Patch to 1.4b (execute application silent_hunter_3_dvd_1.4b_emea) and make sure the game doesn't start after patching. Extract the contents of the zip-file into SH3's install directory and let it overwrite the files it needs to overwrite. At this point you should be able to play the game. Nov 30, 2010 Install the silent_hunter_3_dvd_1.4b_emea.exe patch with Run As Admin and XP service pack 2. ONLY after 7 has completed hit finish and the launcher screen runs to check system spec and reboot message appears. The problem exist mostly with the disc protection software, it is 16bit and that has been removed in Win7, ok the fix is from Ubisoft Forums to get a no-cd patch, also run it in admin mode in winxp sp2.
Page 1 of 3 - C# Packet loss/Ping program - posted in C# Tutorials: This code was created by me for my work to ping our Cisco switches. It tells in a percentage how many packets were lost during each ping. System (c: windows system32 ping.exe); Ping your server / a server for packet loss. In order to start using it, simply run the executable file (PingInfoView.exe), type the host names and IP addresses that you want to ping, and click the 'Ok' button to start pinging. Known Issues If you ping to a lot of hosts concurrently, PingInfoView may return a failed result to some of the hosts, even if the hosts are ok.
$begingroup$I have an application coded in VB.NET that has a bunch of servers in a DataGridView and does a continuous asynchronous ping. If all the servers are up it refreshes great, but if one goes down and starts to time out it takes about 5-10 seconds before the program starts responding again. This program needs to ping all the servers at the same time.I need help with improving the performance of this code.
Stop ping:
Uses this function to ping:
AdamI have a similar problem (but I have to use PSLoggedOn.Exe which times out in 10-15 seconds).
To mitigate the problem I use WMI to Ping.
I will then do PSLoggedOn only if the result was a valid IPnumber.
WmiPingStatus is perhaps a little less reliable because it is faster.But if You don't get an answer you will get an answer the next loop.
Your function PingHost is not async but You can do it async if You use :
Await preply = SendAsync(host, Object)
But that is only part of the problem becasue You still have to wait for the answer.Async is allways good because it will use less resources when Waiting.And while You wait you could perhaps do for example 5 Task in 'Parallell'.But then You still have to wait for the longest query to end.So perhaps WmiPingStatus could be useful also for You
I am developing an universal windows app for Windows 10 IoT using VB.NET. I am checking for two things - first is, if there is any network at all. I am using
for this. But what this does not tell me is if I really do have internet access, it only indicates if I am connected to a network.
Is there any way to ping an address (like 8.8.8.8)? I cannot find a solution.The device will only be used for private purposes, the app will not be public, if that information is necessary.
Daniel A. WhiteYou can use:
My.Computer.Network.Ping('192.168.1.1') to ping an ip
or
My.Computer.Network.Ping('www.google.com') to ping a url
This proposal text shows you how to definetly connected to the internet.For example it returns true if google.com is reachable. So you don't need any ping.