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- Windows XP Security >> Logoff/Shutdown QuestionI am having a problem on Windows 2000 and XP Pro when a user selects Restart
the computer will just log the user off. Once logged off the can press
CTRL-ALT-DEL and then select shutdown then restart and it will work. I'm sure
its a registry setting somewhere but can't find it. I talked to people in the
IT dept with me and no one knows of a change we did that would cause this.
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- Windows XP Support >> TWAIN_32 folderHi all,
I have a Dell Dimension 8300 series with Windows XP Home (German) and
Service Pack 2 with all the latest updates.
I have a Mustek BearPaw 1200CU scanner and when I try to install the driver
and panel from the CD, it aborts in the middle of the installation.
I go to C:\Windows\TWAIN_32 and see a folder called: S6U12K
When I click on the folder, I get an 'Access Denied' error and I cannot
browse the folder or delete it, even in Safe Mode.
How can I solve it?
Thanks,
Ivan
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- Windows XP >> Using Hebrew fonts on Windows XPI am trying to use hebrew on XP and not getting far. I
have loaded the hebrew support via control program
languages and added hebrew to my list of languages. I
changed the font in Wordperfect to Miriam and all I could
get was little rectangles instead of letters when I typed.
What to do????
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- Windows XP >> taskbarwhen I make any changes to the taskbar it always comes
back the same as before when I reboot. In other words I
can't make any permanent changes
Would greatly appreciate your help
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- Windows XP >> Searching in Windows XPI want to change the way I search. The help section says
"To change the appearance of Search Companion
Click Start, and then click Search.
Click Change preferences.
Click Change files and folders search behavior.
Click Standard to be able to search for a variety of
things, such as files, folders, and people, from one
location.
The problem is the option "Change preferences" is not
there.
What do I do?
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- Windows XP Update >> failed updateshi all its my first time here,for some reason i can not update windows it
reads error 0x8ddd0003 disabled by your system administrator. im not sure why
this is as i have received other up dates, so if some one could explain this
to me and any help would be great
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- Windows XP Support >> Auto Account creationHey,
at work we have a very dynamic environment where we have to replace
PC's everyday, sometimes a PC could have like 40 profiles.. we have to
login to each profile to create it.. them we can copy the old profile
data from the old PC to the new one.. is there a way in which we dont
have to login to each profile?!
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- Windows XP >> Solution: Help and Support Center and Microsoft System Information don' t run> If You have installed IconPackager, uninstall it. On my Computer,
> Windows XP Home Edition SP2, Iconpackager blocked Help And Support
> Center and Microsoft System Information. If I clicked MSI or
> H&S Center the cursor changed to an hourglass, stayed like that for a
> second or two, and then changed back to a cursor. Nothing appeared on the
> screen. Uninstall IconPackager, if You have it on Your Computer, and solve
> this problem.
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> Bye
If you don' t want to uninstall Iconpackager:
Iconpackager > Menu Tools > Disable "Repair shell icons" > reboot your
computer
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- Windows XP Support >> Windows 98SE keeps changing proxy.A friend of mine has windows 98SE and it seems to keep changing to Proxy in
Internet Options. She has to go in and uncheck it at least four times a week.
Thanks all for the help. Y'all have a Happy and safe Holiday Season.JJ
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- Windows XP Update >> Unable to update from microsoftI am running XP Professional, Internet Explorer 6.00.2900.2180 xpsp-sp2
........, and Outlook Express 6.0.2900.2180............
When I select on Internet Explorer the option (Tools) Windows Update, I get
the following message:
Thank you for your interest in obtaining updates from our site.
To use this site, you must be running Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or
later.
To upgrade to the latest version of the browser, go to the Internet Explorer
Downloads website.
Why does IE think I am running an older version, and how do I get an update
if it thinks the version is not correct?
What is even more curious, this error message occurred at every attempt to
run the update check last Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
On Wednesday, I was able to (repeatedly) contact the update site, have
checks made for any required patches, and download as applicable.
Come Thursay and today (Friday), and that error message is back, on every
occasion.
Is this a problem with accessing Microsoft?
I have made no changes to firewalls, security options, cookies, link page
blocking etc.....
Any ideas please?
Regards
Eric
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Can I or Not JBOD, just a bunch of DrivesI got the Asus A8V Deluex and putting it together and need to know
If I use the Raid for Faster Drives, (SATA 150), ans set it as JBOD, is it the
same as like a eide would be, in other words, not sharing wruting and readin
between two drives ?
I want the speed, but nothing else, where do I stand ?
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All In and Out Virus Scanned
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- customize >> Folder settings gone haywireI just formatted my harddisk and reinstalling Win XP Pro and SP1. After
painstakingly setting the folder view and folder picture for every folder in
My pictures, I noticed that some folder settings are "cross-contaminated" by
settings from another folder from a different location. I had edited the
registry with the bags8000 registry edit provided for some other queries but
this problem seems to persist.
Furthermore, the settings were totally different when I access the My
Pictures folder through My Computer>My Documents>My Pictures from when I
access the My Pictures folder direct through the Start menu. How is this so?
Does this mean I have to set every individual folder setting for both
pathways?
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zimmys
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 Posted: Fri Jan 16 01:41:39 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> image resizer caused a problem
I reinstalled XP home and since then i can't change the name of the file without adding the file extention to it. An example would be right clicking on a photo on the net, goto "save as" if i leave the name as it is, it saves it fine (even though there is no file extention shown) if i try to change the name it saves it but when i check the type of file it reads "file type: file" and i can't open it unless i rename it with the .jpg extention or whatever the original was named. also i'm not changing the "save as type" when saving. The problem started after I installed image resizer, I removed image resizer through add/remove programs but I stiil have the same problem, Thank
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Windows XP >> image resizer caused a problem
Hi Ron,
Suggestions:
1.Windows Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/View: Uncheck - Hide extensions for
known file types.
2. Check the file extenstion via HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and Folder Options/View
Types.
3. Start/Run and type in: regsvr32 shimgvw.dll
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All the Best,
Kelly
MS-MVP Win98/XP
[AE-Windows® XP]
Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
Utilities for Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_u.htm#xp_util
"Ron" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> I reinstalled XP home and since then i can't change the name of the file
without adding the file extention to it. An example would be right clicking
on a photo on the net, goto "save as" if i leave the name as it is, it saves
it fine (even though there is no file extention shown) if i try to change
the name it saves it but when i check the type of file it reads "file type:
file" and i can't open it unless i rename it with the .jpg extention or
whatever the original was named. also i'm not changing the "save as type"
when saving. The problem started after I installed image resizer, I removed
image resizer through add/remove programs but I stiil have the same problem,
Thanks
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- Windows XP Setup >> actve desktop, view videosI am unable to retrieve any windows from the desktop. I
receive messages that state access denied and the start
menu will only allow 2 functions which are shut down, and
log off. The windows media player will play music and
display visualizations but will not show the actual
video. The real.one player doesn't come up at all
because it it always preceeded by the Acrobat 6.0
window. What is going on with this system. Has it been
infected with a virus or does the system need to be re-
booted. I belive I was told something about "cookies
being enabled"' whatever that means. Help please!
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- Windows XP Security >> IE Address is not working?When I type a normal address in IE, it always goes to the
search engine of some sort and prints out the results. I
can't even go to yahoo.com by typing it. What should I
do? Help! I will appreciate any hints. Thanks!!
-JC
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- Windows XP Security >> Michelle KightleyI am currently using Windows XP. Every time I access Internet Explorer security messages pop up. This prevents me from using several web pages
Microsoft Internet Explore
" Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly
I have tried changing my levels of security from medium to low and high. This hasn't made any difference. The messages still pop. My security setting is currently set on 'low'
Any ideas???
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- Windows XP >> Re-Install XPHave a Fujitsu laptop with only USB inputs.
Have Formatted the hard drive and am ready to re-install XP but am unable to
access the external liteon combo SOHC-5232KX drive.
A:\ drive is working fine via an external usb floppy.
Assume I have to add a driver to the Config.sys file but am unsure.
Is this true and if so need to know what command to use.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> How to remove a file that's infected?A file has been identified on my pc as being infected
with a Trojan Horse virus but when I try to locate it, I
can't find it. I only get the warning of the virus being
detected after I start up Internet Explorer and it resets
my home page. File name/location winnt/DNSErr.dll
I have WinXP home and am running Norton Antivirus 2004
but it can't remove the virus.
Any suggestions?
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- Windows XP Network >> Internet connection really slowWhile logging onto the internet it usually takes about 3
minutes to load up a Web page. Even if not going through
IE, downloads and browsing are slow, whatever I use. I've
ran adaware to get rid of a lot of junk. but still no
change. Anything I can check?
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- Windows XP >> Can't install IIS on XPI am trying to install IIS on my XP SP2 box and having this problem
I went to Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs - Add/Remove Windows
components
I check IIS and then click OK
The installer starts and then brings up a message window that says "Could
not find staxmen.dell" and pointed to C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386
I browsed to the path indicated and found the file "staxmen.dll"
I repoint the installer back to the path and still get the error message...
The other part of the error message says "insert XP service pack 2 disk" The
service pack 2 I have is one I downloaded and is a compressed file. I even
uncompressed service pack2 to a temp folder and then pointed the installer
to that folder still IIS won't install. Anyone know why and what I should do
to install IIS?
Thanks in advance
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- Windows XP >> ME to XPI just upgraded to XP and I cannot find the folders that
I had on my desktop such as some word documents and waht
not, and I also ran a search and it dosent come up with
them, even with a hidden search. Is it possible that
hundred documents that were on a folder on the desktop of
ME be gone when I upgraded to XP prof.
Thanks, Mark
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- Windows XP >> delay between IE and OE view of this newsgroup?I had trouble finding my own post in this newsgroup using Internet Explorer,
so I set up this newsgroup in Outlook Express (following the instructions on
the MS community website). However, when I check the headers for this
newsgoup in OE they seem to be about 11 hours behind the ones visible in
Internet Explorer.
Is there some way to get up-to-date messages from the newsgroup in Outlook
Express?
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- Windows XP Network >> Need help in seeing my computer on my home networkI have a laptop with XP on it and two desktops with 98 on it. I can see and
browse the two desktops from the XP laptop but I can only see the XP laptop
from the two 98 computers. I can't open up the XP laptop at all. It keeps
asking for a password? This laptop did come from a campany who had upgraded
and were selling the laptops off. Anyone have any idea how to get around
this? Thanks.
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- Windows XP Network >> It was the firewallI came to the group several days ago seeking the solution to my networking
problem. Several MVPs (Chuck in particular) responded with great info and
asked me to come back to the group and share any insights I might have had.
So in that spirit, here I am and here is what happened:
I had/have a desktop Win2K machine and a laptop Win2K machine that
shared/share files with no problems at all. Then I bought a new laptop with
XP Home.
When I tried to add it to the network, it could share files with the desktop
but NOT with the laptop. I tried everything and finally gave up.
Meanwhile back at the ranch ... a few days ago ZoneAlarm announced they had
a new update to their firewall, and I decided to install it, on my Win2K
laptop. They recommended a clean install -- that is, resetting everything.
Suddenly, out of the blue, the two laptops started sharing with no problems.
Here's what happened: Since the desktop and laptop were already sharing
flawlessly, I was lulled into thinking all was well with them, and that the
problem must lie with the new laptop. But in reality I had made the settings
of the laptop firewall very specific, to allow traffic only with the
desktop. Whereas I should/could have allowed traffic in a more general way
(e.g. "any computer in your subnet").
It was the laptop firewall that was blocking access to the other laptop. By
pure chance, the desktop firewall was set in a more general way and masked
the problem.
Moral of the story: remember that *all* firewalls in the net might
contribute to the problem when a new computer arrives. Re-check them to make
sure they're not blocking something.
John
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- Windows XP Security >> Setting password policy in Windows XPHello,
I'd like to set password policy( account lock out after 3
wrong attempt) in my workstation. When I open Account
lockout threshold under Account policies, the settings is
grayed out and I can not make anychanges. I am logging on
as administrator. Please help me where else should I make
changes as well.
Thank you,
Terry
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- Windows XP Network >> Has anyone seen...?Where's my message gone?!
Search finds it (19Aug03 8:46am "Frequent disconnect
after...") but it's no longer listed in front list, so I
cannot lookk to see if anyone has replied!
Any idea?
Thanks from Steve
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