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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Broken linksHi,
I can't open files double clicking any file nor clicking hyperlink to a url.
The same if a try to >right click>open> in windows explorer. But if I first
run the associated program (Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, and so on) there
are no problems. How can I fix it?
Tks,
Harold
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- Windows XP Security >> Administrator or not?I have had problems with WinXP Home Edition for the two
years since I've had it with installing new software,
etc. I often get a message like "access is denied" even
though I think I'm the administrator. When I do finally
successfully install software it does not show up in the
Programs menu on the Start button -- I have to install an
icon on the desktop to run it.
If I go to "User Accounts" ny name is listed as a
computer administrator. When I run regedit (something I
learned from this newsgroup) and go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Current
Version\Software, right-click, and click Permissions my
name is not listed as an administrator.
I'm in over my head here. Please help!
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- Windows XP Hardware >> DVD drive ok, but media not recognizedI have a new Dell GX270 and installed an Ultima DHM-G48
DVD drive. The device is recognized by XP as Drive E:, the
Device Manager says the device is working properly and the
drivers are ok, however no matter what type of media I put
in the drive (audio, CDROM, DVD) XP always thinks it's an
audio CD and shows just one track 'Track00.cda'.
I put the DVD drive into another Dell machine running
Win2K and it works fine.
Any idea what my problem is?
Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Does Movie Maker come with Vista?I just wanted to know does Movie Maker come with Windows Vista? I am
considering upgrading to Vista from XP could someone fill me in on the system
requirements? I am using Movie Maker Version 5.1 does a higher version come
with Vista? Also does Microsft have any programs available for sell that are
similar to Movie maker but maybe slightly more advanced? Perhaps able to make
MPEG files and capable of saving to a DVD?
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- Windows XP >> help with corrupted winsock files on MEI hope this is not thought of as a cross posting, but I would like some
information about Winsock. I have been told that the reason why the pc I am
working on will not show any details when using internet explorer is because
my Winsock6 files have been corrupted? firstly is that right and I have been
told to delete some of these files in the registry and re install them.
My Question is which ones do I need to delete and once they are deleted how
do I only copy the files I need to be re installed. The operating system in
use on this PC is windows ME.
Thanks in advance
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- Windows XP Network >> Networking Two PCs & LaptopHi,
I'm trying to network two desktop PCs and a laptop. The
two PCs are already networked with ethernet cards and a
direct cable between them. I went to my local computer
store to find out how to network all three for sahring
brodband and they said i need a ethernet modem( mines
USB) and a router.
Can I not just buy a router connect all three up between
it. Then set up the network and share the USB Broadband
connection from one of the computers?
Any help is appreciated.
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- Windows XP Security >> Is there a way to write a script that will run security scans?When it comes to Scripting or macros I am almost 100% ignorant, but what I
think I know is that scripting is writing steps to be taken when it is run.
So is there a way to make your script run a program, such as a security scan
and updates for you? Ideally all you would have to do is run the script and
leave, never having to do the monotonous tasks yourself. Could someone
enlighten me?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> xp freezesHope someone can HELP,windows XP keeps freezing after my
computer is left unattended for a while it just
freezes.Everytime I use my computer I have to reboot.
Please help thanks.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Task Manager coruptedWhen I open the task manager I can't see anything but the
very bottom bar, the rest of the program isn't there. I
tried to replace the files in windows/system32 but it
didn't fix it. Anybody know what's wrong?
Thanks,
Henry
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Missing oleaut32.dllI rebooted my computer and it would not start up because oleaut32.dll is missing. I cannot do anything on my computer, all it does is show my background. Could someone please tell me how to install this file onto my computer with these circumstances? Right now I am typing this from a remote computer with the same operating system as the one with the missing file.
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- Windows XP Network >> clearing the ARP cacheI have a computer, which I would like to attach to a home router, with the
router, in turn, connected to a DSL modem. The DSL modem is of the type,
which does its own username/password sign-on, and just provides a WAN IP
address to the router. So, the router is not set up to do PPPoE sign-on; it
just accepts its DHCP IP.
My problem, evidently, is in the networking plumbing on the PC. When the PC
is connected to the router, usually, the router appears to lose its ability
to pass on web browsing requests, within ten minutes or so. If the router
is restarted, normal webbrowsing from the PC resumes. If the PC is
restarted, no webbrowsing.
On the PC, if I go to the Local Area Connection > Status > Support tab, and
click on the Repair button, the PC reports that the operation failed,
because it was unable to clear the ARP cache.
Under Local Area Connection Properities, where it lists the "items" used by
the connection, including TCP/IP, there is an entry for a Speedstream ATM
thing. I cannot select it, and uninstall; when I try, I get an error, and
the dialog becomes unresponsive and has to be closed. I have it unchecked.
I think it is a leftover from a Speedstream DSL modem, which was used with
this machine a long time ago. I don't see anything in Add/Remove programs
obviously related to this.
I read, KB99150, Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Cache Functions.
I would like some advice on how to proceed.
I conceive of my goal as getting the network plumbing associated with this
network connection on the PC back into a "plain vanilla" state, where it
will work in a default configuration with a Linksys consumer router.
Could I install a new network card into the machine, without contaminating
its network plumbing?
Will procedures relating to Winsock2 corruption or reinstalling TCP/IP have
any effect?
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Teatro
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Windows XP >> Disk Cleanup stalls
Windows XP's Disk Cleanup is stalling on me all of a sudden.
I choose Drive C:, and then run the Cleanup. It starts at "Scanning:
Compress old files" and it sits there like an idiot for minutes and minutes.
Anyone else ever have this happen? How do I fix it?
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Windows XP1071
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Sergio
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| Posted: Sat Mar 06 16:19:16 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Disk Cleanup stalls
I´ve got the same boring trouble...
plese anyone help us !
"Newsgroups" <EMail@HideDomain.com> escreveu na mensagem
news:S0s2c.10314$m4.2998@okepread03...
> Windows XP's Disk Cleanup is stalling on me all of a sudden.
>
> I choose Drive C:, and then run the Cleanup. It starts at "Scanning:
> Compress old files" and it sits there like an idiot for minutes and
minutes.
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> Anyone else ever have this happen? How do I fix it?
>
> --
> - Dave
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HillBillyBuddhist
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| Posted: Sat Mar 06 16:27:15 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Disk Cleanup stalls
"Newsgroups" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:S0s2c.10314$m4.2998@okepread03...
> Windows XP's Disk Cleanup is stalling on me all of a sudden.
>
> I choose Drive C:, and then run the Cleanup. It starts at "Scanning:
> Compress old files" and it sits there like an idiot for minutes and
minutes.
>
> Anyone else ever have this happen? How do I fix it?
>
> --
> - Dave
>
See the item "Why does disc cleanup freeze" at Kelly's excellent Web site.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/top10faqs.htm
--
D
I'm not an MVP a VIP nor do I have ESP.
I was just trying to help.
Please use your own best judgment before implementing any suggestions or
advice herein.
No warranty is expressed or implied.
Your mileage may vary.
See store for details. :)
Remove shoes to E-mail.
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Sergio
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| Posted: Sat Mar 06 16:47:15 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Disk Cleanup stalls
Thanks man, it´s ok now !
"HillBillyBuddhist" <EMail@HideDomain.com> escreveu na
mensagem news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> "Newsgroups" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:S0s2c.10314$m4.2998@okepread03...
> > Windows XP's Disk Cleanup is stalling on me all of a sudden.
> >
> > I choose Drive C:, and then run the Cleanup. It starts at "Scanning:
> > Compress old files" and it sits there like an idiot for minutes and
> minutes.
> >
> > Anyone else ever have this happen? How do I fix it?
> >
> > --
> > - Dave
> >
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> See the item "Why does disc cleanup freeze" at Kelly's excellent Web site.
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> http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/top10faqs.htm
>
> --
> D
>
> I'm not an MVP a VIP nor do I have ESP.
> I was just trying to help.
> Please use your own best judgment before implementing any suggestions or
> advice herein.
> No warranty is expressed or implied.
> Your mileage may vary.
> See store for details. :)
>
> Remove shoes to E-mail.
>
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jim
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| Posted: Sun Mar 07 10:55:02 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Disk Cleanup stalls
>-----Original Message-----
>Windows XP's Disk Cleanup is stalling on me all of a
sudden.
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>I choose Drive C:, and then run the Cleanup. It starts
at "Scanning:
>Compress old files" and it sits there like an idiot for
minutes and minutes.
>
>Anyone else ever have this happen? How do I fix it?
>
>--
>- Dave
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>Go to Kellys-Korner-xp.com and click on Tweeks, then
scroll down to line 84 and click on the Restore Disc
Cleanup (cleanmgr) link.
>.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Caller IDHello,
I am currently running Windows XP Pro and also have an
external voice/fax/data full duplex modem. I am using
HotFax Message Center 5.0.1. Even though I have caller ID
working through a seperate answering machine and I know
it works via that, nothing is showing up through HotFax.
I used to have Caller ID working perfectly using the same
HotFax software using Windows 98 with a different modem.
I went to the SmithMicro website (for HotFax) and all I
could find is information for Windows 95, referring to
installing UnimodemV. I have downloaded the unimodemv.exe
file from Microsoft, but want to know if that would work
with Windows XP, before I install it, or if there is
something else I need to know and/or do. Thank you in
advance (:->}
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- Windows XP >> Re: Importing outlook express foldersHi,
File/Import and Export/Import from another program or file.....
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Windows
Windows isn't rocket science! That's my other hobby!
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone
www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
Win98 Help - www.rickrogers.org
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> "map" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>>I know I am in the wrong group, but the other group
>> appears to be very inactive.
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>> I apparently did this once, but don't recall how. I have
>> imported all of my outlook express folders, but did not
>> use outlook and stuck with outlook express. I would now
>> like to use outlook and would like to replace the folders
>> with the updated ones from outlook express. Can anyone
>> help?
>>
>
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- Windows XP Network >> Connecting 2 windows xp computersHello can anyone tell me how to setup networking so I Can connect 2 windows
xp home computers together using a Cross-over cat 5 cable, both have 10/100
ethernet cards installed....all I Want to do is access and share the
printers,scanner & folders between each computer, I Want each computer to
access the internet seperately while being able to access each others
folders etc.
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- Windows XP Setup >> Windows 2000 xp proI istalled xp pro and was not given an option to set up a password. When I try to log into windows I am unable to because I don have the password to the administrator account. Is there anyway around this?
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- Windows XP >> Adobe Gamma Loader / Praxisoft WIZYWIGCan anyone tell me if "Adobe Gamma Loader" (in MSCONFIG | startup), needs to
be loaded at startup ?
I've ended up in complete confusion again regarding "color profiles."
My XP, in "Color Management," is showing the *.icc profile that was created
and named by the Adobe gamme *.icc creation procedure,
If I install and run a similar procedure using Praxisoft's WIZYWIG
http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1B.html that ends up in MSCONFIG
| startup as well. Yet it's function is to create an *.icc profile which is
/ can be set in Windows Color management to be the default Windows monitor
color profile.
http://www.normankoren.com/color_management.html | Monitor calibration and
gamma
regards, Richard
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Hibernation Problem in XP HomeI am the sole administrator and user on a Compaq Presario
laptop and I like to maintain the unit in Hibernation
mode through most the day. Lately, when I enter
Hibernation, all seems to go normally, but after 4
minutes the computer turns itself back on (Windows
resume). At that point, when I proceed to the Shutdown
process, a dialogue box appears informing me that someone
else is using the computer. What's up with that? Thanks.
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- Windows XP >> Catelog of Event IDs and SourcesI have been working on a problem involving some errors in my System log. I
was able to solve the problems, but it seems like the process was more
difficult than it should have been because I had a hard time figuring out
from the error code exactly which service was causing the problem. I had
some 4008 and 4010 errors and the LPDSVC service was the source. It turns
out that the TCP/IP Print Services service was not started. The problem was
that the information I found regarding these errors never indicated a
linkage between LPDSVC and the TCP/IP Print Services service. If it had,
starting up that service would have been my first move. It would be handy
if there was a list along the lines of the following:
Source Services
-------- ---------
LPDSVC TCP/IP Print Services
any other service that are related to LPDSVC
Is there a way to get a list, or is there a catalog somewhere, of all the
error sources and their corresponding services?
--Tom
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Unable to burn on CD-RWI'll say it now, thanks!
I've done something to stuff up the burn function on my
cd-rw. It has worked before. It reads from the the
drive without problems but when I send files to the
drive, drive lettter "d". is comes up with the following
error:
"error copying file or folder" Cannot copy "x":Files on
this CD-Rom are read only
or
D;\ Is not accesible
Incorrect Function
I've been searching and searching for an answer.
Microsoft, web sites etc but just cant seem to find the
exact problem.
Thanks
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- Windows XP >> disable save passwordHi --
Our laptops are running win xp pro with office 2003. When the users connect
to synch their email they have the opportunity to enter their password and
click a checkbox to save the password...how can that checkbox be disabled?
Thanks...
memcneely
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- Windows XP Network >> How to see remote shard folders - and how to hide them ?The current situation in my small inhouse-LAN is as follows:
I can access remote shared folders if I enter directly the UNC path like
\\192.168.0.56\myremshare
But assume I would NOT know the name of the remote shared folder:
How can I list all available shares (even if my local account is not existing at the
remote computer but I know another, existing login name and password for the remote computer)?
Additionally is there a way to explicitely prevent the display of all MY OWN
shared folders to other computers/user in the LAN ?
I remember that there is a special setting for this behavior.
Are the folders visible or NOT visible by default ?
Tom
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Changing Sound Devices ShortcutI have 4 different sound devices connected to my computer (for Skype a USB
speaker phone and USB headset, for music a traditional speaker system, and a
cheap mic for making draft voice recordings).
I have these questions:
- it is very combersom to go through control panel each time I want to
change sound devices. Is there anyway to put a short cut on the desk top
(etc.) to click to choose which device?
- I don't understand the difference between the Audio tab and the Voice tab
in Sounds and Audio Devices in Control Panel. I always make changes in the
Voice tab, but would like to understand the differences.
- it is very combersom to change volumes when you change a device. Is there
a way to set the default volume on a device? Remember, since two of the
devices are USB, they may unpluged from the system from time to time.
Thanks for your help.
Bob
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FYI, using the latest Windows Pro XP/Office 2003 with updates on a Dell
Lattitude D800 Laptop; Develop in Visual Basic 2005
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