This error is caused by the Flexnet Licensing service being disabled. This is how you fix it

1. Click Start
2. Click Run, or in Search Box
3. Type services.msc press Enter
4. The Windows services list will open, look for** FLEXNet Licensing**
5. Open it, choose Automatic
6. Selection Start
7. Press Ok
8. Open Photoshop

1. Disconnect printer from AC power
2. Press and HOLD the Power button, and connect printer to AC power
3. Release the the Power button
4. Press the Power button again

If the above method does not work, try the following:

1. Press the resume button and then press power button
2. Release the resume button and press 2 more times then release both
3. Press and release resume 4 times and power 2 times.

Using the Define Word extension, you can select it to search Auction sites such as Trademe by hi-lighting a word.

1. Download Extension  (Restart Firefox after install)
2. Click Tools
3. Click Extensions
4. Click Define Word
5. Click Options
6. Click New
7. Choose what engine name you want I will use Trademe as an example.
8. Engine Name: Trademe
9. Action: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/SearchResults.aspx?searchtype=GENERAL&searchstring=search}&go.x=0&go.y=0&searchregion=100
10. Now you can select on a word, right click, Define and Trademe it will then search trademe for the name you want.
11. It should work with other search sites, and auction sites like eBay, just replace the term you searched with: {search}

“An error occurred while using SSL configuration for socket address %2. The error status code is contained within the returned data.”

This error occurs when the SSL certificates that allow you to access secure content, such as Emails & Internet Banking becomes damaged or corrupted. Follow the instructions below to fix.

1. Click Start click All Programs, click Accessories
2. Right–click Command Prompt & click Run as Administrator  then click Continue.
3. Type netsh http show sslcert,  press Enter to view the installed certificates.
4. Type netsh http delete sslcert, press Enter to delete the incorrectly installed certificate.
5. Type netsh http add sslcert, press Enter to re-install the certificate.

Trying to boot Windows XP and getting the STOP 0x0000007B BSOD?

This usually occurs when Windows is trying to repair/load from a SATA drive, without the appropriate SATA drivers. This is the way I fixed it, due to the fact that many BIOs are different they are generic instructions which should hopefully be easy to follow in your particular circumstance.

1. Enter the Computer’s BIOs (Usually it is F1 or F2 at computer boot)
2. Go into the HDD Section or an area indicating any Controller options (Using the Arrow Keys & the Enter button to navigate)
3. Change the HDD controller from AHCI/SATA or Raid to ATA or IDE
4. Restart the computer boot up or Windows install.