Showing posts with label port 25. Show all posts
Showing posts with label port 25. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2011

Error 1935

Error 1935
When you try to install the software and you have a message like:

"1935: An error occurred during installation of assembly component .... Microsoft.MSXML2, public key token = ...."

What we have here is a message error 1935. The installer creates a Windows 1935 error message if you do not have access to a specific file or folder, or in a particular area of ​​the registry. This error is normally seen, if the user does not have full Administrator rights on your computer.

1935 this error seems to be some recent updates to the Microsoft XML parser from Microsoft. Part of the update is installed on your computer and you will see an error message in Windows 1935 Installer was unable to verify or provide the correct version of how to get the installation package.

You can easily solve this problem, you must use a registry cleaner, so you can easily clean and remove unwanted objects are stored in the system. This registry cleaner, you can easily and safely correct the error 1935 problem you have.

A registry cleaner is a utility that automatically attempts to remove the unwanted configuration data from the Windows registry, which may include information left by the software is uninstalled before. These undesirable elements may help other third-party software as a malware to invade your system.

Fixes a bug with the latest registry cleaner

When a registry cleaner is used on your system, it will automatically scan your Windows registry and find all the useless information or values, and he will snatch them to repair or delete them. Using this is much safer than manually remove or delete unwanted information and files in your system registry, because if you do it manually, you end up deleting important files by accident or your registry system can identify files that do not exist and it will only add to your worries about errors. Using this utility, you can finally solve the problem you have with Error 1935 easily, because it is done automatically by the registry cleaner to save you the hassle of going through hundreds and hundreds of files in the registry of your system.

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

How To Open Ports

How to manually open ports

1) Go to Start -> Control Panel -> System and Security -> Windows Firewall.
2) On the left, click "Advanced settings".
3) On the left again, click "Inbound Rules" (if the the port is supposed to be outbound, click "Outbound Rules").
4) Go though the wizard.

Monday, November 2, 2009

How To Open Port 25 And 110 Manually for sending mass emails

How To Open Port 25

Check out Windows 7 Ultimate Guide
In Windows XP, we can manually open port 25 for pop3 for retrieving email and port 110 for smtp server or sending email. But, some ISP blocked port 25 and port 110 as a security measure and other reasons.
However, we may open the port 25 and port 110 manually if required. By default, most 3rd party software such as Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express, has already open port 25 and port 110.

To check whether the port is open or closed, follow the instructions below:
1. Goto Start,Run.
2. type; telnet your email server 25
3. It should show Connecting to your email server...
4. If its connected, it will show +OK pop300 bla bla bla .......
5. If not the connection is failed...

To manually open the port:
1. Goto Start,Control Panel.
2. Open Windows Firewall.
3. Click Exceptions Tabs.
4. Click Add Port.
5. At Name Column, Type the name of your email server.
6. At Port Column, Type number 25.
7. Click Apply, Ok, then exit...

Now the port is open... Good Luck
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