Monthly Archives: July 2012

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How to Remove Windows Active Guard

Windows Active Guard is a very cunning and nasty computer virus and spyware which displays various fake security alerts and warnings after fake system scan, for example reporting some malware/spyware found in your computer, to lure the user to purchase Windows Active Guard in order to remove the detected threats. However, purchasing Windows Active Guard not only has wasted your money, but also has given the virus an opportunity to steal your sensitive financial information […]

HTML Label Tag Causes Mysterious Behavior of ASP.NET Button

Recently, because of my ignorance of the HTML label tag, I encountered a very weird problem. I have a page like this: And the problem is no matter which button I click, the “Save Student Record” button is always fired. Even I set a break point on the button clicked event handler of the button “New Search”, the break point never gets triggered. If I switch the Save Student Record button and the New Search […]

Simulate UpdateProgress when Using ASP.NET FileUpload Control

[UPDATE] For those who complain that my example is not working, it is most likely because you don’t know CSS very well. Here are things you need to check if you try to follow my example: 1. Do NOT use UpdatePanel 2. Make sure your image “src” is pointing to your loading gif file. You cannot just copy and paste my code and expect the image to show up 3. Add the following two CSS classes […]