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- Windows XP >> "Windows Genuine Advantage...." System Update?Just re-imaged my home PC and a Windows update that I've been
avoiding all year slipped through.
Something like "Windows Genuine Advantage something-or-other"
Just the name sounds ominous to me - practically pegs my BS
meter.
Am I worrying over nothing?
Can anybody elucidate?
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PeteCresswell
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- Windows XP Support >> CD drive problemI cannot get the CD in my CD ROM drive to eject. Have not had this problem
before. The eject button will not eject the CD. The eject command on the
drive in 'my computer' is not responsive. Any ideas???
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- Windows XP >> Some websites want a dialup connectionI've got a DSL connection & Win xp Pro. Sometimes I visit certain web sites
and the computer suddenly pops up my dialup connection dialog box, even
though the DSL connection is working fine. What's the reason for this?
Anyone know a way of looking behind the scenes to understand exactly what
source is calling that dialog box? Or, is there a way to keep it from
happening for ANY reason, regardless how valid?
This machine is absolutely, positively virus & spyware-free, incidentally.
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- Windows XP >> lost calendar entries in outlook?I have lost information in my calendar in outlook (XP Professional).
Prior to a certain date my calendar is completely empty. I don't know why
or what happened. Is there any why to retrieve it?
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- Windows XP Network >> Networking IssueI am trying to network three PCs (1 Desktop, and two laptops) wirelessly. The
desktop is hardwired to a router (BT make) and the two laptops have a
combination of wireless network card and a usb network card.
I have assigned them all to the same workgroup (HOME) and when I run the
search I can see all of the PCs connected. The issue I'm having is that when
I double click on one of the PCs to access the shared folders I get an error
message along the lines of access not granted and that I should contact the
administrator.
What are the ways our this? All PCs are running XP have the SP2 pack
installed.
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- Windows XP Support >> Any problems associated with installing applications on a different partition?Lot's of my programs keep freezing up and "program not responding".
About 20% of them for some reason. Mostly they come back after several
seconds but some take up to 30 seconds or more and the odd one I have
to end program.
In the absence of any rational explanation I'm wondering if it could
be anything to do with having Windows XP (SP2) installed on C: but
installing all my programs to partition E:?
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Capture device doesn't workMy new Aleratec Dv Cruiser capture device will not work using movie maker, I
get a message at first that it doesn't detect a capture device then it shows
it in the window. I click on it and try to give it a file name and then I get
an message that there is an error trying to start the device.
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- Windows XP Support >> How do you delete an Old OS in a Dual OS machine?I have two operating systems in my computer. W 98 and W XP Home. This is
because I upgraded my system from W 98 to W XP.
I have my system Hard drive set up, where I have two partitions (C & D). W
98 is located in Drive C which is formatted as FAT32 and W XP home is in D
formatted as NTFS. Now, when I boot up my system, it goes thru an initial
Black screen asking me which OS do I want to boot with, and I always pick XP.
This has been a bit annoying but I have learned to ignore it. However, it
does slow down the initial start up process.
My question is can I delete W98 from my machine since I don't need it anymore?
What is the best way to do this?
Can I just go to the C Drive and delete the Windows folder?
I am concerned that if I delete W98, there may be some shared folders that
might be needed for W XP to operate properly. I am concerned that my computer
will not boot up or work properly after the deletion of W 98.
All comments and advises are welcome.
Best regards,
Frank
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- Windows XP Setup >> Installing SP2 questionAs we all know, Windows and inparticular the registry get
overly bloated. Especially when installing and unistalling
software. So, once a year I clean out my system by
formatting and reinstalling windows. My question is this;
can I install XP Pro (original), bypass the 4 hours of
downloading and updating to SP1 and all other critical
updates, and go straight to SP2? If I have to install SP1
first, where can I download SP1 and all the other critical
updates seperately so I have them on file when I go on to
the next machine in six months?
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- Windows XP >> No LoginI am running windows XP fully updated i am the only person who uses the
computer is their any way to stop it asking me to login and do it
automatically so i just turn the computer on and it loads straight into my
name?
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- Windows XP Support >> computer acting wierdSometimes when I am playing a game the screen will suddenly go black and a
blue screen will come up with a message saying preparing to hibernate. Also
sometimes pop ups will come up when I dont even have a web browser open. Does
anyone know what the problem could be?
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- Windows XP Setup >> Corrupt WinXPHome startup files; Ways to RecoverProblem:
When starting up WinXPHome Toshiba laptop, it keeps going
around in circles between WinXP Welcome screen and
rebooting. I believe that some start-up files have been
corrupted.
History:
During a SVCPak1 installation from CDROM while on battery
power, the battery power ran out (my wife couldn't find
her AC power cord) and the computer shut down during the
installation. I believe she probably tried to restart it
a few times, but there wasn't enough battery power left.
Upon finding AC power cord, she observed symptoms listed
above when restarting.
Same Welcome Win -> Reboot cycle occured when I had her
try to start up in SafeMode or Last Known Config.
She called CompUSA Tech Support which came with computer
purchase and they basically told her that she either
needed a full copy of WinXP to recover or she would need
to use her Tohsiba Recovery Disk which would result in
her loosing all of her data. One problem is that since
the computer was purchased with WinXPHome on it, it
didn't come with the actual WinXPHome installation disks.
Questions:
1. I also have a Toshiba laptop running WinXPProf
(different laptop model than the hers). Can I create
some kind of recovery disk that would help her boot up
her system and repair the corrupted files?
If the WinXPHome recovery disk thing will work, I also
have access to someone running WinXPHome on their desktop.
If this will work, how do I create a WinXP recovery disk
and is it computer manufacturer independant?
2. My copy of WinXPProf is an upgrade copy. Would this
upgrade installation disk be able to help her out or do I
need an actual WinXPHome installation disk to make things
work?
Is there any cross licensing issues that I would need to
be concerned with if I did this [Both copies are licensed
but to different computers]
3. Any other suggestions? Was the CompUSA guy correct
when he told her that the Toshiba Recovery disk would
wipe out all of her data if she were to run it, as a last
resort?
Thank you and sorry for the length of the post!
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Windows XP Support >> A strange Key in my Registry with InprocServer32
I was looking for Rootki entries yn my registry when i found this:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{0000002F-0000-0000-C000-
000000000046}]
Inprocserver32
REG_SZ Oleaut32.dll
Inprocserver32 REG_MULTI_SZ Buj,K8`nLAE6E!&U!!An>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
=!w)*i}VD=&'IbKjhP*j>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
~IW]Ne{pd9xLvJaI(h,R>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
E!_2Ksbs!9S=yckjWQ_R>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
olCE@!`dy@W7Tq$QB47F>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
RQ1+crqA-?kzWZ5WV~lg>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
0FlR58^B~@Mw1~I`+%T2>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
w.jH(GH+??&4mbAfu`Xi>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
QzVo`1(aM=w]F'u-Om&gCycloScopeLite>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
pW8y?.cQs?z]L&K2L`XP>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
K[Qu,yR$EMail@HideDomain.com]]p]nd-SYSTEM_FILES>M5KDYSUnf(HA*L[xeX)y
ThreadingModel REG_SZ BOTH
Dont know if this its a normal entrie or not anyone any ideas?
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- Windows XP >> Retail version of XP Pro vs. regular versionI bought a Gateway notebook with Windows XP Pro installed as well as
Microsoft Office. It has:
CPU: Intel Celeron M 360 1.4 GHz
Memory: 512MB (1 x 512MB)DDR PC2700 SO-DIMM
Video: Intel Extreme Graphics 2 Integrated NB
Audio: AC '97
I installed an older (Pre XP) version of a program called Tenant Pro 5. I
had been running it on a Windows 98SE desktop prior to this. When I tried to
run it I got the windows message about having to shut down Tenant Pro before
it even started. I removed it and reinstalled it several times but got the
same result. I tried loading and running it on my computer with Windows XP
Pro and it ran fine.
I contacted Gateway but they pushed me off onto Tentant Pro to ask for an
OEM patch. Tentant Pro no longer supports version 5 since they now have
version 7 out. They did say that version 5 was available before XP and that
some computers will run it and others will not. They therefore don't have an
OEM patch.
Any suggestions? I'd really like to run it on the notebook.
TIA,
AndyF
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- Windows XP Basic >> Upgrade 2000 Pro to XP ProMany thanks for your help.
CURRENT SYSTEM:
Dell Inspiron 8000
Windows 2000 Pro
ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL:
Windows XP Pro Upgrade
MY EFFORTS: (1) Boot up computer, (2) Insert new MS Win XP Pro Upgrade disc,
(3) close drive.
RESULT: CD does not run automatically.
MY EFFORT: "Start/Run/d:\setup.exe"
RESULT: "Please insert disc."
CHECKS:
Three other cd's open and run automatically on this drive.
Virgin cd's open the CD-maker automatically.
MY EFFORTS: Uninstall all firewalls and popup blockers and virus
protections. Disable Norton. Reboot.
RESULT: No change.
MY EFFORT: Purchased another new copy of Win XP Pro Upgrade from a different
vendor. - all the same as above.
RESULT: All the same as above.
Please advise. Many thanks.
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- Windows XP >> Retrieving lost workWhile I was typing some work up on microsoft works word processor the screen
turned blank and wouldn't let me get back to my work, so i switched the
computer of and started it up again. The prob lem is I didn't get a chance to
save the work. Is it possible to get back the work I was typing out?
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- Windows XP Support >> trouble starting upwhen i start my computer it gives me the options to restore microsoft xp home
edition or runmicrosoft xp home edition and it never used to how can i fix
this to where it used to start automaticly??
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- Windows XP >> Read Only FilesWhen I move a "read only" folder from my CD (burner drive)
to my hard drive and delete it, I still have the original
folder on my burner drive. How can I get rid of it?
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- Windows XP >> Can't uninstall network adapterWin XP Pro SP2 including most recent security updates.
I was unable to connect to the Internet and found that Device Manager showed
a problem with my NIC: Windows is unable to load drivers. The first thing
to do is to uninstall and let Windows find the hardware and reinstall, right?
When I try to uninstall, I get "Failed to uninstall, this device may be
necessary to boot up" or something like that. I do not boot from a network,
just from the hard drive, in the usual manner.
I get this behavior in Safe Mode as well (although in Safe Mode, Device
Manager shows no problem with the NIC, probably because Windows didn't try to
load the networking drivers).
Something else clearly is going on because all of my System Restore Points
are "unavailale" although the System Volume Information directory is not
empty.
I' ve run Ad-Aware in Safe Mode, which didn't find anything. I'm about to
run Spybot S&D also. I've done a CHKDSK /R which didn't find any errors.
Any suggestions before I either open the case and physically remove the NIC
or restore from my last Ghost image (which I'd rather not do because it was a
week or so ago and I'll have to take steps to prevent losing a bunch of data
that has been modified in the interim)?
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- Windows XP >> Audio problems with Windows Media PlayerI suddenly lost the ability to use any of my software that has audio.
The lasst time I had audio was when I used Ulead software to burn a
DVD slide show with an audio sound track.
I have a P4, 1.3GHZ, Win XP, 1GHz of RAM and 2 hard drives, a 30 Gb
and a 100 Gb.
When I go to Real player I get the following. "Cannot open the audio
device, another application may be using it"
When I open Windows Media Player I get. "WMP cannot be used because
the required audio hardware cannot be found"
I went to the control panel and opened "Sounds & Audio Devices"
Under the "Volume Tab" I get "No audio device"
Under the Hardware Tab I get. "All working properly" when I check
each device in the list.
I'm Stumped!!!!!!!
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- Windows XP >> taskmanager programsI have a "Bteng32m.exe" program that shows up in Task manager processes.
there are 2 copies of it and one the mem usage and virtual memory amount keep
adding up so that within a few hours they are at 300,000k and if I leave my
compter on for a day or so it goes to well over 1,000,000k.
I have search every thing to try to find out what this file is with no luck,
can anyone tell me what the heck this is?
thanks
roy
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- Windows XP Support >> Microsoft Security Download 928843 ErrorAm in a catch 22 problem, my customer complained that his H.D have failed,
windows kept re-booting, fixed that with chkdsk, the keyboard & mouse I am
using is my own not the customers, when I now boot all starts O.K. but I get
the error message regarding Rthdcpl.exe, the mouse & keyboard are not
recognised because the system has not booted completely, the system will not
continue booting because I have to click O.K. in response to the error
'Rthcpl.exe'
help
Mike
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- Windows XP Setup >> is it possible to partition a partition?I just installed XP Pro on my computer. I made a mistake
during the partition process and I made one giant
partition (about 30 gig). Now that XP is fully installed
I wanted to make this one big partition into two. Disk
Management won't seem to let me do this. Is there any
thing I can change? Let me know if you have any
suggestions. Thanks
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- Windows XP Hardware >> hp printer no longer supportedi installed a hp 1010 laser printer a couple of weeks ago
and it has worked beautifully until tonight when the
microsoft xp tells me the printer is no longer supported
and cannot use it. I have tried removing and reinstalling
several times but it is not recognised by my system - any
clues please for what is happening and why?
Getting 'serious error' messages and the last one said
Generic IEEE 1284.4 printing support file not found -
getting very cheesed off.
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- Windows XP >> monitor stuck in power save modeHelp! My PC is stuck in 'power save' mode which means my monitor
remains blank. The 'Windows>Enter' keyboard routine does not work,
nor does disconnecting/reconnectiing power cord. I can't disable Power
Management (the root of the problem) because I can't see anything on
the monitor...
I'm at wits end. Anybody out there got a solution?
Your help will be much appreciated. TIA, Chris Gough
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