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- Windows XP >> V4 Window Update in XP ProWhen attempting to access Windows Update, the page which
directs you to update your Windows Update software is
displayed. Clicking "Windows XP" and "Driver Updates" on
the left side navigation results in the same page being
displayed, making it impossible to access the site.
Do you know any fix?
Thanks in advance!
Rabbie
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- Windows XP Security >> security policyIs there any way to truly lock down a work group so that
it can't be merged into a domain?? Let me explain, I
have been getting hacked for the past few weeks and the
first thing this person does is to absorb my work group
into his bogus domain. It would seem that he is using
valid though possibly stolen credentials. I am unsure how
he is doing
this but it looks like he is some sort of admin and has
access to every tool possible. Once my WG has been
assimilated, I find that I have lost admin rights and
SYSTEM has free reign over my whole system. He also
applies a massive security policy that locks me down to
the point of not being able to install Word etc.
I have a small network for my business but don't feel I
need to go the domain route right now. Is the a small
pre-configured security policy any where that I can apply
after a clean install that would at least stop him from
hacking me through this method??
Thanks for any help!
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- Windows XP Network >> LAN difficulty between Windows 98 & XPI used the network setup wizard to connect a work group
using one XP, one ME, and 2 Windows 98 computers. XP
machine recognizes the individual shared resources and can
access them. Other computers do not show any available
computers or data in Network Places when XP machine is
on. When XP machine is turned off, the other machines
recognize each other and work normally in Network Places.
How do I configure the computers to allow all 4 to
participate fully in the network?
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- Windows XP >> Sound is distortedI had a harddrive go bad. I replaced it, reinstalled widows XP home and the sound was distorted.
It starts out fine, then get worse until it is almost unrecognizable in draging out the words and sounds.
All the drivers are up to date. I reinstalled windows with no effect. It distorts whether playing a CD or
MP3'S. The start up sounds from widows are completly distorted. I ran a diagnostic check on the hardware and everything seems fine. It appears to be a software problem or the new harddrive is too slow, but then why does it start out working fine? Any ideas on where I go next?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> turning off Windows XP Home EditionI just had my computer in for service and everything was working fine until I
installed HP Printer, Scanner, Copier. I turned off AVG virus protection and
Windows firewall when installing. Now, when I go to shut down, my computer
brings up the windows box, saying it is " ending programs and saving
material". I have checked the task manager and there are no programs
running. I turned off the power to my new psc and it still happens. Once
or twice this box did not appear and when I went to restart my computer the
next day, it would freeze on me. When this happened, I have had to unplug
the power cord and wait until all power is gone. If anyone has any
information on this, I would love to hear it. I don't know why that box is
appearing and I don't know why my computer would freeze
florida sunshine
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- Windows XP Update >> Huge problem with windows update. Code 8000FFFFPlease help me someone. I can't update anymore and everytime I startup my
computer it says ""configuring updates". But I didn't install any. The last
one I did did something to my windows. I can't install games and programs. It
always says that my MSXML4.0 is not correctly installed. Or I have problems
with the side-by-side-configuration when I try to install something. It
totaly crashed up my System. I tried every antivirus programm and antispy
progs. I searched the hole web but I couldn't find anything. Its really bad
and I can't format my drive because I have not enouth space to save my files
and I really don't want to make everything new. My computer is just half a
month old. My System:
CPU: Intel QuadCore 6600 2.400 Mhz
Graphic card: Nvidia Geforce 8800
Ram: 2 GB DDR 2
Mainboard: Asus P5N32-E SLI
Vista Home Premium
Please Help me!!!
Thanks!
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- Windows XP Support >> System RestoreWhenever I try and restore I click next and nothing happens. I can always
click back to go back and cancel to cancel. I have tried several different
bold days (points) to no avail. Any thoughts?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Windows Explorer - SlowI find that when I click on a file from windows explorer to open a file (any
type of file) it takes ages to open. I can sometimes wait up to 2 minutes.
If I go to the application first (ie word etc) and open the file - it opens
straight away.
I'm using Windows XP - latest patches 2.4GHz PC with 1GB memory.
Any ideas?
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- Windows XP >> Can not browse computer in a different workgroupMy organisation a recently purchase a few new PC running
Win XP Home Edition. I had set configure to be a
different because there are over 80 PC connected to the
orginal Workgroup.
Lately I had encounter the following when I tried to
access the other workgroup.
"Workgroup is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource. Contact the
administrator of this server to find out is you have
access permissions.
No more connections can be made to this remote computer
at this time because there are already as many connection
as the computer can accept."
I can access the computer is the workgroup if I search
for it in the Windows Explorer, ie the Permission should
not be an issue.
Thank You
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- Windows XP Support >> My picturesT he My pictures folder is an icon that looks like a small silver / light
grey suitcase. Every folder under it is also the same type of icon. there
are at least 20 folders. This doesn't seem right. I can't get rid of it
either. Every tine I attempt to modify the folder it crashes Windows
explorer. what am I doing wrong?
Bob Hahn
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Where can I find advice on how to upgrade my computer?What I am looking for is a way to my computer specs to someone or a website
and have them tell me which components are compatible with my system that I
am wishing to upgrade. For example, I want to upgrade my motherboard and
videocard and cpu, but I am not sure which ones work with what and whether
or not they are even compatible with my current computer. Any ideas? I
have been fighting with this for days now. Thanks for your time.
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- Windows XP Setup >> USB port turned off in BIOSRecently I got a digital camera, Im having problems
viewing the pictures. My pc says the USB port is turned
off in the BIOS. Can anyone help explain how to turn this
on?!!!!
In the devices manager it says my USB's are enabled but
HELP says they are turned off in the BIOS.
A friend gave me my Pc with XP professional installed, he
got it from work so I dont have the user manual.
HELP says I must use the BIOS set up utility installed on
my PC.
I shall be most grateful for any advice offered.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> winxpI have got 2 questions as follow:
1)I have got a computer at home and office both having windowsXP,is there a
way to control them from eachother or not?(Both are connected to internet)
2)on my home computer I have created two users one administrator and the
other one a limitted user ,I don't want some services strat for the limitted
user and I want his session works fast cause he dosen't need services like
Sqlserver or Net running on his session
Thank you in advance for your help.
Reza
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Joseph

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Posted: Thu Jan 22 08:25:59 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP Security >> PEAP Cached User Credentials and Support for TTLS
Hi, I have a question about WinXP cached user credentials
for PEAP authentication. I'm aware that there's a solution
of remove the cached credentials using regedit. But is
this something MS will change - i.e. not caching the
credentials? (Perhaps in SP2)
Also, will MS provide support for TTLS authentication for
WinXP and Win2000 in the near future?
Windows XP1133
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it-wise

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Posted: Thu Jan 22 08:25:59 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP Security >> PEAP Cached User Credentials and Support for TTLS
There are situations where you want the credentials to be cached. I don't
think MS is planning on changing that.
"Matt Morris" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:203601c3e09a$c93a6a60$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Hi, I have a question about WinXP cached user credentials
> for PEAP authentication. I'm aware that there's a solution
> of remove the cached credentials using regedit. But is
> this something MS will change - i.e. not caching the
> credentials? (Perhaps in SP2)
>
> Also, will MS provide support for TTLS authentication for
> WinXP and Win2000 in the near future?
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anonymous

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Posted: Thu Jan 22 14:52:34 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP Security >> PEAP Cached User Credentials and Support for TTLS
Perhaps an option to allow the user to enable/disable to
caching?
>-----Original Message-----
>There are situations where you want the credentials to be
cached. I don't
>think MS is planning on changing that.
>
>"Matt Morris" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
>news:203601c3e09a$c93a6a60$EMail@HideDomain.com...
>> Hi, I have a question about WinXP cached user
credentials
>> for PEAP authentication. I'm aware that there's a
solution
>> of remove the cached credentials using regedit. But is
>> this something MS will change - i.e. not caching the
>> credentials? (Perhaps in SP2)
>>
>> Also, will MS provide support for TTLS authentication
for
>> WinXP and Win2000 in the near future?
>
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- Windows XP >> sendtoxI realize this must have been covered before, but the site search engine is giving me little useful info. While i wander the Net looking for answers i keep running into contradictory oppinions/suggestions.
I just installed XP 1a in my new machine
Bottom line:
I'd like the "sendtox" option when I right-click a folder/file etc.
Is there a safe way to add that capability in XP?
thank you for your help,
Jim909
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- Windows XP Security >> voblaizdupla.exeHello,
Does anyone know anything about a file called voblaizdupla.exe?
My ZoneAlarm notified me this morning that it was trying to access the
internet.
It is living in c:\windows\system32 folder. No idea how it got there.
Not a single hit on Google.
FK
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- Windows XP Security >> email file blockingfriends send me emails with family photos (jpeg), and msn is blocking them
and removing them. How can I get the setting right, or what else do i have
to do.. to allow these emails attachments to come through to me???? any
help would be greatly appreciated..thank you
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- Windows XP Security >> XP User Name & PasswordMy friend has got a new PC running XP and has set up with
User Name & password. Noe she has forgotten the user and
password to log on windowXP home
edition. Please Email me and help her
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- Windows XP Update >> Windows Update 0x80072F78 error and workaroundAfter installing the latest version of Window Update on my Windows 2000 DC,
I'm receiving the following error when selecting the "Windows Update" option
from the IE Tools menu:
[Error number: 0x80072F78]
The website has encountered a problem and cannot display the page you
are trying to view. The options provided below might help you solve the
problem.
None of the MS KB links that deal with this error have been of any
assistance. Note: I do use a proxy server (MSP 2.0).
I have managed to find a workaround:
1. Select the "Use administrator options" from the menu on the left of
the page
2. Select the "Windows Update Catalog" link within the "Update
Multiple Operating Systems" paragraph on the right
3. Select the "Windows Update" link from the menu on the left of the
page.
Alternatively, simply go to
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/catalog/en/default.asp
From here I can then scan for and pick updates to install.
Regards,
Brian Steele
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- Windows XP Network >> NetworkingHello, smart world out there! I am trying to set up a wireless network in my
home. Do I need to do this AND set up a home network? I am confused, and
nothing I've tried yet works. I did set up a "network" that my own computer
acknowleges, but none of the other computers in my home appear to.
(Is there a way to delete this unneeded network if I do not need it?) Just
so you know, the computers in my house appear to all share the same internet
connection and printer already, but i also want them to be able to share
files (and hopefully to be able to link up via remote accress), and that does
not appear to be happening. Any wise advice would be sincerely appreciated -
and shared - play it forward!
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- Windows XP Support >> XP Pro won't bootI have a computer that won't boot after an electrical outage. the error
message states "explorer.exe unable to locate componet" "this application
failed to start because 'cryptui.dll' was not found".
the file 'cryptui.dll' is in the system32 folder but windows won't boot
because of the above message. I have tried to rename and replace the file but
can't. I have tried replacing it using recovery console, putting the hard
drive in another system as second drive the trying to copy the file but
windows will not let me do anything.
this file from what I have read is part of a service pack.
Is there any way to fix this problem without reformat and reload windows xp
pro.
Thanks
Danny
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- Windows XP Network >> router always on?I have a wired D-Link for my small home network. Internet Connection is
cable modem, which is always on. Should my router always be on too or just
when I boot up? Thanks, Steve T
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- Windows XP Support >> Rundll32.exe holding sysdm.cpl openHi,
I have found that I'm unable to access the System icon in the control panel.
I double click and nothing happens. I think the reason this is happening is
because for some reason rundll32.exe is using that file.
A look at the process list shows :
RUNDLL32.EXE "C:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe"
Shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL sysdm.cpl
3652
Also if I terminate rundll32.exe from the task manager I can then access the
system icon, so that's definatley the cause.
The question therefore is what's causing rundll32.exe to use the System
control panel icon and then not let it go.
Thanks.
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- Windows XP Security >> I need more helpMy McAfee Virus Scan wasn't working and would not reinstall. I followed advice I got on here and tried Panda, which located and cleaned the virus which was affecting my McAfee. I was then able to reinstall my McAfee Virus Scan. But now it still won't update. McAfee tech told me it was because I have Panda software on my computer now and they are conflicting. He said I need to completely uninstall the Panda software. It doesn't show up in my Add/Remove section, only in my Registry Editor. Can someone tell me how to completely remove this Panda software? Thanks.
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- Windows XP Support >> Common file folder opens at start upmy Common file folder opens at start up now (problem began after two failed
attempts to download trial versions of Adobe photoshop).
I've looked for it in start up and I don't see it...I can't figure out what
causes it to open at start up.
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