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- Windows XP Security >> new user account cant log on!i have created a new user account for my son (windows xp) but when he tries
to log on the following message appears "user cannot log on, windows cannot
find the file"
any help much appreciated
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many thanx in advance
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- Windows XP Network >> Incorrect Function Error with Network TasksFor some reason, my XP Professional system can no longer connect to my
Windows 2000 Domain. I have another system that is connecting without any
problems using the same login. When trying to map drives, I was getting
"Incorrect Function" returned as the error. I thought that it might be a
domain issue so, I disconnected the computer from the domain. Now, I cannot
rejoin the computer to the domain. I am getting the same error "Incorrect
Function" when trying to do that.
Does anyone have any idea on what might have happened to my system? Also,
what would be the best way to fix that would have minimal impact on user /
application configurations?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
DWB
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> WMM won't recognize my Sony camcorderHi,
Although I previously have not had any problems and have made plenty of WMM
projects, lately my computer won't recognize my Sony camcorder. So I can't
capture any video.
However, I am able to capture using the lesser quality capture setting of
DV-AVI. This doesn't work out so well because when I play the movie it get
shakey and tends stick or freeze up.
Can anyone give me any tips how to get the computer to recognize the camera
through the Best Quality setting?
Thank you,
Brian F.
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- Windows XP Basic >> XP default password?Trying to repair my XP. Starting up with CD. After hitting R for repair its
asking for my windows password.
I don't use the log on, so what should I type here?>
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- Windows XP Support >> Old drive won't start OS with new hardwareI have just put together a new system, which works fine with a scratch 10GB
hard drive that I just built.
When I try to use my old 80GB hard drive (which worked fine with the old
hardware), I can't get past the screen which warns that the hardware has
been changed. I have the recovery console installed, and I've tried Safe
Mode, however, it just keeps looping. What do I need to do in order for the
old drive to recognize the new hardware?
I don't mind re-registering the software, I just don't want to lose all my
data on the old hard drive!
Any help would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
Dave
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- Windows XP Security >> partition problemi recently tried setting up a multi OS computer, and I tried installing Linux. Well, that installation has come and gone and its left me with this. I start the computer and a boot loader appears, I can enter Linux fine. But if i choose DOS to boot into XP, it starts with the load screen, then says two files are missing (the ones that scan the system right when it begins to boot), and it ends with a screen saying there was a major error or problem and it couldnt boot. So i put the restore cd in, about to reinstall XP and the first option comes up, and it displays a message saying it couldnt find windows partition!?!?!?!?!?!?! Any suggestions that don't involve formatting????????? Please I am desperate. If necessary, I have an external 60 gb harddrive. I will try to find a way to access my windows files and information (music, pics, etc) on the Linux OS, and then put onto the external harddrive... I hope i dont have to go that route, or i hope i can even access my windows files and information still!!!! please help me!!!
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- Windows XP Setup >> Problem with XP Product ID acceptanceI recently lost the hard disk on my notebook which had win'98 installed. I
ordered a replacement disk with the XP-Pro image and went and purchased an
upgrade license to XP-Pro. The 25 digit code is not accepted. What could
be the problem? Is it that the 25 digit ID is related to the version of
XP-Pro? What I mean by this is that the license that I've received and the
disk are for XP-Pro with SP1. Now if the image is for the first release is
it possible then that the 25 digit code is unique for the original release
and the SP1 release? Does anyone know if that is the case? TIA Lugia
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- Windows XP >> PowerquestHi everyone,
I am using Powerquest 5.51 to back-up(image) my hard disks I have 2
hard disks with 4 partitions (2 on each). Powerquest is on partition 4
of 4 but it got 35hour left at 110mb/min. I want to cancel it but I
don't want to have to re back-up the first 3 partition. So will I have
to re-back-up the frist 3 partition or not If i press cancel?
Many Thanks for any help that you can give.
Donald
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- Windows XP Security >> Password woesA system password has been somehow disabled, meaning that cannot gain
access to the pc past the first password. Old password does not work.
Help needed urgently.
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- Windows XP Setup >> Where is the hidden location for icons?On a couple of cd-roms, when I insert them the wrong icon appears in the "my
computer" window. I'm not sure if it's related, but the icon displayed is one
I added to a program using visual studio.net, but the names are different.
The name of the program I added the icon to is tomb4.exe, while the cd-roms
autorun.inf have set "icon=autorun.exe". I don't have any instances of
"autorun.exe" on my system. I verfied that the cd-rom's autorun.exe have the
right icons.
I'm trying to figure out the source of the icon that is displaying when I
insert the cd-roms so I can delete it. I haven't had any succes so far. Is
there some hidden location where icons are cached?
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP PrinterInterested in hearing from people who have an XP Home system in which they
replaced their old printer with a new printer and found the installation
easy (no problems).
I'd like to know that model number.
TIA Dannie
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- Windows XP >> security patches, hot fixes & updatesI open my add & remove menu and notice I have excessive amounts of security
patches, hot fixes and updates dating as far back to 2004. Can I delete these
older version without deteriorating my computer performance. Please respond
to my personnal e-mail address. jhaskins75@comcast.net or jrha1_29@msn.com
Thank You
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Robert
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 Posted: Tue Feb 08 13:35:07 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Network >> Limited or no connectivity
After loading Win XP and SP2 on a buddys computer there is a constant message
about limited or no connectivity to the Internet.
He uses charter highspeed and has the computer connected directly to the
modem via ethernet. A reboot usually allows the problem to temporarily
subside.
I think there might be an issue with the NIC in this machine, but havent any
problems with this PC on other networks.
Any ideas?
Windows XP36
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| Posted: Tue Feb 08 13:35:07 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Network >> Limited or no connectivity
Hi,
I'm having the same troubles with my pc. (see SP2 - now can't access the
internet below) and I have just come accross this website:
http://www.pchell.com/support/limitedconnectivity.shtml
I haven't been able to try the fix yet as I'm at work but it might help you
out.
"Derek Schauland" wrote:
> After loading Win XP and SP2 on a buddys computer there is a constant message
> about limited or no connectivity to the Internet.
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> He uses charter highspeed and has the computer connected directly to the
> modem via ethernet. A reboot usually allows the problem to temporarily
> subside.
>
> I think there might be an issue with the NIC in this machine, but havent any
> problems with this PC on other networks.
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> Any ideas?
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robert
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| Posted: Thu May 05 14:41:19 CDT 2005 |
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Windows XP Network >> Limited or no connectivity
cheers for the web site it helped my problem.
"Craig" wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm having the same troubles with my pc. (see SP2 - now can't access the
> internet below) and I have just come accross this website:
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> http://www.pchell.com/support/limitedconnectivity.shtml
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> I haven't been able to try the fix yet as I'm at work but it might help you
> out.
>
> "Derek Schauland" wrote:
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> > After loading Win XP and SP2 on a buddys computer there is a constant message
> > about limited or no connectivity to the Internet.
> >
> > He uses charter highspeed and has the computer connected directly to the
> > modem via ethernet. A reboot usually allows the problem to temporarily
> > subside.
> >
> > I think there might be an issue with the NIC in this machine, but havent any
> > problems with this PC on other networks.
> >
> > Any ideas?
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- Windows XP >> Zone Alarm Pro-4 detecting a new network? How to know?I'm running Windows XP Professional in 3 PC computers
connected through a LAN and accessing the Internet through
a single DSL Modem/Router. All 3 PCs have Zone Alarm Pro-4
installed. Today when I start one of the PCs, Zone Alarm
detected a "New Network" connected to my system which I don't
know if is part of my network, or an intruder trying to connect with
my network. The IP number Zone Alarm showed me start with the numbers
169.XXX.X.X (I'm not even sure if it is safe to show all the data here).
I don't recognize this IP number, and I suppose all the IP numbers
corresponding
to my network should be already memorized as "trusted zone" in the
Zone Alarm software settings and configuration, but I had to give permission
to the suspicious IP number in order to connect to the internet. Zone Alarm
needed a response before allowing me to continue.
My question is:
How can I identify any unknown IP numbers Zone Alarm asks me to allow
or deny permission once in a while?
Should I perform a traceroute, or what are the sites or software to
use to faster and easily identify all suspicious IP numbers and network
activities?
I'll appreciate any help regarding this matter.
Thanks in advance,
Silvie.
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- Windows XP >> 0x0000005 Error connecting to internetWhenever I connect to the internet, I receive an error: "firefox.exe
(Or iexplorer.exe or insert other program name here) has encountered a
problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." The
error code is 0x0000005 - access violation. I can still run/use the
programs andd connect to the internet by moving the message off the
screen. Any suggestions?
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- Windows XP >> CD-rom problemsi am having some problems with my CD-rom. when i put a CD
in, the computer doesn't recognize it at all. it keeps
saying there is not a CD in the drive. when i click on
the cd drive icon nothing comes up. PLEASE HELP! What
should i do first, next, etc....
Thank You,
so-fie
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- Windows XP Support >> Stopping hibernationYou come back to your PC only to find that it's just started to go into
hibernation. At this stage is there anything that you can do to prevent the
hibernation process from continuing so that you don't have to wait until it
fully shuts down before waking it up again?
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Thanks in advance
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- Windows XP Network >> Download MPG filesWhen I click on an MPG/MPEG file through the browser, it
opens Media Player and displays the message Conecting...
Well, it never connects and does not display the file.
If I right-click the file and then download it to a local
directory, this works fine. Then I can double-click the
local downloaded file and will display perfectly in Media
Player.
This problem happens with MPG/MPEG files only. I can
download and play directly with Media Player all other
media formats, e.g., wfm, avi, etc. I've tried
reinstalling Media Player, IE6.x and went so far as to
reinstall XP, but to no avail. What gives?
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- Windows XP >> change XP theme (BEFORE LOGIN IN)If i start windows, windows comes (BEFORE LOGIN IN) with
the standard XP theme.
I tried to stop the theme service but still the theme is
not the same as the Classic theme I use
when logged in.
Can i change the them for windows that shows before i
login, so it looks the same as the classic theme???
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- Windows XP Support >> won't read compact flashI have a compact flash drive and card from which I load digital pics. It (XP
Pro sp2) used to read the card just fine. But over the last couple of days I
worked with XP tech support to uninstall and reinstall sp2 ... long story.
Now none of the 3 USB ports on my machine will read this. This is what
occurs when I plug in the reader:
1. Shows the "found new hardware" and prompts to install software for the
USB mass storage device.
2. I click to install automatically (first couple of times without OS disc,
second couple of times with it).
3. It searches, and each time an installation window appears stating that
the software has not passed the Windows logo testing to verify its
compatibility and offers two buttons: "continue anyway" or "stop
installation."
4. Stop installation is obvious. Continue anyway, searches, attempts to
install, then produces another window stating that it cannot install this
hardware.
5. I've tried going into device manager and updating drives and reinstalling
the driver, all with the same outcome.
What gives? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Dean
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- Windows XP >> IUCTL.DLL DAMAGEDWhen I looked in the downloaded program files folder I found a entry begining
{9f1c11aa-197b-4942..........} status damaged; last accessed today.
Inspecting the properties and then the dependencies it shows that
c:\windows\system32\IUCTL.dll is damaged. Does this matter and should I try
to repair the damage , if so how do I go about it ?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Error on \Device\CdRom0 during paging operation ???Hi,
I have seen these issues also with WinXP, so maybe someone
has a clue...
A customer's Server SBS 2003 has these problems (increasing)
- CDrom has a bad block (ranging from none to 50+ times).
- Error on CDrom during paging operation (about 20 times).
(all per CD read attempt).
I replaced the NEC DVD+/-RW by a NEW Pioneer DVD+/-RW.
Reading CD's causes massive 'Errors during paging operation'.
Explorer slows down to a crawl and seems not responding.
It takes minutes to (re)draw the explorer window.
When ejecting the DVD, the window redraws immediately.
Happend with 3 DVD's/CD's. I didn't even dare to burn a DVD.
I uninstalled Nero, 'Updated the Device Driver', uninstalled the
device, hat it redetected and reinstalled driver but all to no avail.
I can not (re)install Nero due to mentioned reading problems.
MS KB or the wwweb provided no solutions.
System
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Acer Altos G320 server
Windows SBS 2003 + SP1, all updates except SP2.
2x 512MB ECC RAM.
2x 120GB harddisks in RAID 1.
DVD+/-RW: Pioneer DVR112-BK on IDE.
The only IDE device on the cable (master).
This needs to be fixed VERY quiclky, Please Help !!!
Kind regards,
John7
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Error MessageWhen I start up my computer the message; Error loading
C:|windows\system32\sjpfvdmi.dll Access is denied. What does this mean and
what can I do to fix the problem??
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- Windows XP Network >> QoSI know Windows XP has QoS support built in, but it seems that application
must use the QoS API to make use of it. Is there no way I could configure
all traffic on a certain port (for VoIP) to get priority?
Dan
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