Notes about the world around us and a personal knowledge base — Antonio Nemcd’s blog
I installed Windows 7 on a new HP 2000-2d78SR laptop. Everything went fine except one thing: Device Manager kept showing an unknown SM Bus Controller with a yellow exclamation mark, and I had to dig around to find the right driver.
It turned out the laptop is built on the Intel HM70 chipset.
CMS (Central Management System) is a Windows program for viewing and managing DVRs of the DHxxx and DU series from your computer. Version 3.18 has a nice interface and includes Russian among its languages.
DVR sellers often ship CMS on a CD, but usually an old version.
After installing Windows I got an unknown device ACPI\AWY0001\2&DABA3FF&0, and none of the drivers from the motherboard CD (Asus M2A-VX) fit it.
There was a second similar unknown device, but that one was fixed by the ATK0110 driver from MB_WIN7_ATK.ZIP.
Many trading systems and strategies use a fixed take profit and stop loss, so it’s convenient — and safer — to set them right away.
On Market Execution accounts (NDD, STP, ECN) you can’t set a stop loss or take profit when opening a position — only after the trade is open.
An Expert Advisor from the MQL4 Code Base can do it for you:
The EA is called SetUpProfitAndLoss.
I borrowed a Mustek 1200UB scanner. I brought it home, plugged it in and thought I’d have it running on Windows 7 in five minutes. It turned out not to be that simple.
