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The device loads as "USB Controllers - Unknown Device" with errors. When I try to update drivers and pick a driver from file, pointing to the Google USB Driver I get an error message: "...doesn't contain a compatible driver for your device. ...make sure it is designed to work with Windows x64..."

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First thing you need to check is whether Google USB Driver is up to dated?Go to -usb.htmlDownload the new driver. Tango Device's driver are included in the Google usb driver.Unzip the new driver to your folder.

1.Goto Device Manager by Control Panel->System->Device Manager Find the "Unknow Device" or "ADB Interface" in "Usb Controller" or "Other devices"2. double Click the Device, it brought you to the Properties windowsClick "Update Driver"3. Click "Browse my computer for driver software"click "Let me pick from a list of device driver on my computer"Select Have Disk"Select "Android Phone"Select "Have Disk"Find the Unzip folder/usb_driver/android_winusb.infClick Ok. Back to hardware listSelect "Android Composite ADB Interface"Click "Next", installing the driver and ignore the warning message.you are all good.

If there is a Tango Host already running on some other computer in your deployment and you have provided properaddress and port in the TANGO_HOST you may start using client and management applications likeJive, Jdraw/Synoptic. In other case you have to configure the system to perform a role ofTango Host.

It is suggested to create dedicated tango user with DB Admin priviledges during installation.In the installation wizard on a tab Accounts and Roles select button Add Userand create a dedicated user. See

The recommended way of running device servers is to use Starter service.Then you may use NSSM as for DataBaseds.Assuming you have downloaded it and copied to the Tango bin folder please follow:

Then and now, most professional DJ apps are serving electronic music DJs (see Traktor and Mixxx). I've never felt comfortable using them for tango DJing and looked for something else. Something that would have a queue for the music I was going to play live for dancers and an area where I would prepare the music to come.

Importantly, I wanted features for steady, evenly spaced playback, I didn't want to be distracted by stuff I wasn't going to be using (like mixing tracks together), and I wanted safety from my own mistakes.

I had a usable version up in a few months and used it exclusively until COVID hit. A few of my DJ pals used it, too, but that was the extent of publicity I reached, and I had, and still have, very limited commercial ambitions for it.

The software is at the moment "beta quality" as the reworking touched every part of the app and there'll still be issues. I won't uncover all of them on my own, however, and that's where you come in! ?

My plans for future releases do not currently include anything substantive. I will increase support for additional metadata as I get feedback from other DJs. I will also consider any other feature requests, and if they align well with the core mission of Bewitched, I will add them to the app.

1) There's a single reason for the renaming, and it's this: there is also an app for Mac called Embrace, and while it's not doing quite the same things, the overlap is such that I decided to pre-empt any further confusion and go with a new name. The author of Embrace for Mac, Ricci Adams, has been much more active than me in the past, and I think he deserves the name.

Hello Tom, Happy New Year!

I have just found your DJ'ing application online and have a few questions if I may:

1- is there a way to save playlists by name?

2- Is there a field that shown how many times a track was used in the saved playlists? This is very important for me to avoid adding the same track to a playlist too many times. I'm actually surprised there does not seem to be any DJ Software that does this.

3- Is there a way to output to a projector an image file or video clip? if the track is actually a video clip and if not, project an image associated with the track?

Thank you,

Nabil

2) Yes, you can right-click the column headers in the playlist area and select "Appearances". That will give you a count of how many times a given track appears in your playlists. Additionally, you can right-click any individual track and see in which playlists it appears

I was able to perform the step by step procedure via HP smart, indeed the printer status is "ready", when I try to add it on "Priner and Scanner" in win10 then the printer is reachable but during the addition procedure the error message "Driver not available" occurred.

With the printer on and connected to the computer, go to HP Customer Support - Software and Driver Downloads, and then identify your printer. Look for and install any available firmware updates. Refer to the document HP Printers - Updating or Upgrading Printer Firmware

I have had numerous problems with my HP tango x going offline over minor issues, Being turned off etc and turned back on and being offline and not being able to be fixed. I have read the above posts and I do not know how any HP employee can seriously make those kinds of suggestions to install basic printer software.

I have a Dell g3 which is a good laptop with update windows 10 and cleaned system using Norton and Dell supportassist. I can not even install the driver from the HP site. I have installed HP support assistant and Smart and my network has recognised the exact printer using model number and serial number, but support assistant cannot add the printer and the printer will not install. I am currently downloading the easy install software but right now it looks like my 200 euro printer is totally unuseable and is out of the 28 day period to return. A total waste of money. The procedures listed require a degree in computer science to follow. Get a grip HP.

I managed to install and run TANGO on windows 2012 server, I downloded mongodb3.6.8 and use the msi installer, then I created the log and data directory and finally run the server mongod.exe, I use mongodb 3.6.8. I followed these instructions here. Then you need to install TANGO and configure database module.

Just updated 6.4.4.2 x32 LO in Win10 x64 to 7.0.0.3. The tango toolbar I was using in 6.4 no longer appears in 7. The available styles include Breeze, Colibre, Elementary, Karasa Jaga, Sifr and Sukapura and variants but no Tango. However, in C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\LibreOffice\4\user\config and various other subdirectories of \user\ and a number of tango related files.

The Tango Shell Patcher is a mostly self-explanatory graphical wizard designed to make integrating the Tango icon set into your system files as easy as installing any other piece of software. Likewise, it includes a reloader to re-Tangofy your system files if necessary, and an uninstaller to restore them to their original state. It is designed to work on all language versions and editions of Windows XP and Server 2003. 64-bit versions of Windows are NOT supported. If you are experiencing trouble with it, or just want to want to learn some useful tips and tricks, check the included CHM-based documentation.

It currently includes implementations of the Tango icon theme, the Tangerine icon theme developed by the Ubuntu art team, Gnome-Icon-Theme2 and NLD10's Industrial-Icon-Theme, and various pieces of artwork created by myself and culled from various sources to round it out in places.

As this is Neowin, your feedback, good or bad, will make this beast all the better. Many thanks to those who've volunteered opinions, chances are you either helped development along, or incremented by one my ego counter :) There are some icons that are not patched. I'm not going to throw together some random pixmap just to satisfy the look; I'd like to try to stay at least mostly metaphorically correct to the ideas of the original icon creators, the Gnome HIG, and so forth. Many things in Windows will not have counterparts in any Free/OSS environment, and I'm both lazy and busy, and so they will more than likely not be added to the patcher anytime soon.

P.D the first time, i patched well, but some icons didn't change, so i changed the cuality color desktop from 32 bit to 16 bit, and then back to 32bit, and the icons get "refreshed" and everything is fine now

It's possible that you might have encountered my suspicion that non-English Windows names it's start menu differently... can you post the path of your startup folder (omitting your username for paranoia, of course)?

Those of you that've been having trouble, sorry I haven't said anything yet - I hadn't really been checking the thread for responses a bunch, since it cooled off after the first week or so. Just as a first guess for why, you guys running any sort of antivirus/antispyware/script blocking programs? That might very well be the cause, although it could just as easily not be it!

Also, after a month of spending a bit of time watching Firefly, looking for a job, helping out a friend who was busy trying to tear herself apart, and waiting for a few point releases from the upstream people who actually make the icons, I've spent a little bit of time working on Tango again recently. I've got some netshell goodness together, but it doesn't really feel quite right... same icon sizes and such as the Gnome pack, but it doesn't feel as right here. I can't quite put my finger on it, any comments or suggestions? 152ee80cbc

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