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- Windows XP Network >> LAN connection - one way communicationRecently we got a Laptop with Win XP Prof. and this is
configured to connect to our office Network.
We have a problem, this laptop can access other PCs on LAN
but other PC's are not able to access, it gives an error
message "There are currently on Logon Servers available to
service the Login request."
But whereas on the same network other PCs with same
configuration and same OS can talk to each other.
Please help me.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> AVS....DAT FILEI HV A CD CONTAINING AVS????.DAT FILES (VCD). I tried to
edit this in movie maker. I want to edit and cut some
portion and make another vcd of selected portion. How it
is possible?? Is it possible in movie maker?
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- Windows XP >> Installing WinXP onto a second physical drive on the same PCI have two physical hard drives on my PC both are partitioned. I wanted to
make another installation of WinXP into a partition on the other drive. That
partition shows up in Windows Explorer. However when I run Win XP
installation disk from the existiong Windows installation, and it comes to
selecting a partition to install in, none of the partitions on the second
drive is shown.
How do I get round this?
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- Windows XP >> Autocomplete wont work and passwords wont save.I can't get my Auto-complete to save anything from
screennames,addresses,or passwords. Anywhere I need to
type info in on a website or offline nothing gets stored.
Even after it asks me if I want windows to remember it,
it still fails to remember it. Everything including
Outlook Express I have to retype in the info just to read
mail including windows messenger and msn messengers. Its
getting old... having to retype this crap everytime over
and over again... I have down everything I can come up
with except throw the computer in the trash... It's a new
computer with all the updates and auto-complete is turned
on... in every area that I know of... even in the command
prompt folder. Why won't it work?
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- Windows XP Network >> help i cant log on since changing a domain to a workgroupI took a laptop home from work and wanted to transfer some files over
my wireless network.
I went on to Control Pannel -> System -> Computer Name -> Change
It was currently on a domain vil-aid1 so i changed it to the workgroup
by click just below on workgroup and typed in the workgroup name
WORKGROUP. It asked me for my username and password so i entered these
and then the computer said restart required.
After the restart when windows loads up I cannot log on it says my
username and password are incorrect or bad. Any help? Please?
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- Windows XP Support >> Computer applications, saves, and downloads freezeI just recently reformatted my computer. Its been about 2-3 weeks since I did
that. For some reason after those 2-3 weeks after a period of time whenever I
was installing or saving or downloading they would freeze and I wouldn't be
able to access task manager either. I ran a virus check and ad and spyware
check and that didn't help. Im running windows xp. Anyone encounter a similar
problem?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> windows updated error code.I have tried everything I can think of. I got some
virus's and removed them. I can't update with windows
update. The program starts and when you click scan it
gives an error message. It is 0x800c0005. I looked at
m/s tech support and found 3 problems with this code but
none of them have to do with or fix the error code. I
know how important keeping window xp up to date. I don't
want to reformat if I don't have to. Also aol does not
connect. I think it has to do with the same problem and
as usual aol has out sourced the t/s to India and they
for over an hr went through their script with no
answers...
as with everyone, the faster the better.. I sent e-mail
to M/S and as usual have not heard from them
THANKS IN ADVANCE
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- Windows XP >> HELP. URGENT! Atten. Bruce ChambersMy Problem was:
My computer will boot up, will show the desktop and all programmes but will
not respond AT ALL to any clicks on the desktop icons. It will show option
to shut down and will do so.
I booted up three times and shut it down three times, but the fault
persists.
Which way do I correct this fault?
The suggestion from Jim Macklin was:
EXE and LNK Fix for Windows XP - Line 12
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
To use the Regedit: Save the REG File to your hard disk. Double click it
and answer yes to the import prompt. REG files can be viewed in Notepad by
right clicking on the file and selecting Edit.
I downloaded the fix, saved it on the Hard Disk, found the file (exefix) and
opened it, but where do I go from here?
I posted this question for the attention of Jim, but he did not reply
(probably did not see it), so could you help?
How do I get the computer to respond, so that I could implement Jim's and
yours suggestions. I am using my very old standby PC to post this.
Jan
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- Windows XP >> wireless printingI have a "lexmark x75 all in one" on a wired/wireless home network, XP pro on
all computers. The printer is connected by USB to a dell desktop and it
prints fine on the dell, I have it shared as a network printer. I have a
wireless notebook, and I did a search for network printers and installed the
printer on the notebook. When I print from the notebook the printer engages,
"printer heads/cartriges slide across to get ready", but the documents never
actually print they just get stuck in the que. When I delete the docs they
say deleting but never actually delete, and this hangs the printer and the
Dell so I
can't print from the dell. When I reboot the dell, the document that I
deleted from the notebook prints. I have 1 gig on mem on the dell. Anyone
got an idea. I tried changing channels on the wireless router in case it
might be interference, and I tried downloading the latest drivers. Wish I
had another printer to try. It used to print before.
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- Windows XP >> windows xp home8/2/03
I keep getting error on boot up showing application error.
I cannot find the cause. event properties screen states
type: Error event ID: 1001
and under description:
Fault bucket 22732345
I was hoping to eliminate the error message at bootup,
but have had no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.
Joe Barrera
joerx@bellsouth.net
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- Windows XP Security >> ASP user account?Did a asp.net user account come with the SP2 download. If not how do you
suppose it got on my computer and what can I do about the thing. I do not
like that it is there. Thanks
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- Windows XP Hardware >> need to format a former systems diskTrying to make a long story short... I have a 80 gb drive
with 3 partitions. Installed xp home on a 10gb partition
(C). Possibly got a virus and decided that 10 gb was too
small enyway. Installed xp home on a 20 gb partion. PC is
running well but I cant get pc to realize that d is now
the system disk. It won't let me format c to clear it of
xp. Any ideas?
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- Windows XP Support >> Constant memory usage during shut down.While shutting down program not responding cause of memory usage. I look at
the event log and find 3 errorsand warnings.
1)Dhcp not able to renew address network address.
2)Attempt to power off Brew failed.
3)Service Control Manager system - start drivers failed to load Cdr_xp.
What is going on? I tried to go step by step according to discussion group
problem solutions. While doing so deleting cookies,history and such, deleting
history computor ran for many hours, after which I tried overnight still
running this morning.
Does this system need to be reinstalled?
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thomasj
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 Posted: Wed Mar 29 13:21:38 CST 2006 |
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or change
the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can someone
please reply thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Justin
Windows XP1292
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Bob
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| Posted: Wed Mar 29 13:21:38 CST 2006 |
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
Nope, admin is admin.
Justin wrote:
> Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
> computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or change
> the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can someone
> please reply thank you very much.
> Sincerely,
> Justin
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Pat
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
Justin wrote:
> Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
> computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or change
> the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can someone
> please reply thank you very much.
If you make someone an admin, it's pretty had to put any kind of
restrictions on them.
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Bruce
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
Justin wrote:
> Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
> computer,
Certainly. You can have as many accounts with administrative
privileges as you like, although more than two would be a security
vulnerability.
> but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or change
> the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, ...
No, that's not possible. All administrative accounts, by definition,
have (or can take) full control of everything.
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RDSchaefer
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
The other posts are correct but, please tell us.... WHY???
Ralph
Justin Wrote:
> Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
> computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or
> change
> the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can
> someone
> please reply thank you very much.
> Sincerely,
> Justin
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Steve
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
RDSchaefer wrote:
> The other posts are correct but, please tell us.... WHY???
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> Ralph
Because an adminstrator account has full access to all OS settings.
That's just the way it is.
User Accounts overview:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/usercpl_overview.mspx?mfr=true
Steve N.
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> Justin Wrote:
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>>Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
>>computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or
>>change
>>the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can
>>someone
>>please reply thank you very much.
>>Sincerely,
>>Justin
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RDSchaefer
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
Steve, I know that! I was asking the OP why he wanted to do it. I jus
can't fathom why someone would even ask such a stupid question (sorr
OP).
Ralph
Steve N. Wrote:
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> Because an adminstrator account has full access to all OS settings.
> That's just the way it is.
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> User Accounts overview:
> http://tinyurl.com/kogeq
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> Steve N.
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> Justin Wrote:
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> Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
> computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or
> change
> the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can
> someone
> please reply thank you very much.
> Sincerely,
> Justin
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Steve
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Windows XP >> question about Administrator user accounts
RDSchaefer wrote:
> Steve, I know that! I was asking the OP why he wanted to do it. I just
> can't fathom why someone would even ask such a stupid question (sorry
> OP).
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> Ralph
Ok. I thought you were asking about the administrator account.
Steve N.
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> Steve N. Wrote:
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>>Because an adminstrator account has full access to all OS settings.
>>That's just the way it is.
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>>User Accounts overview:
>>http://tinyurl.com/kogeq
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>>Steve N.
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>>Justin Wrote:
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>>Yeah i am wondering if i am able to have 2 administrator accounts on a
>>computer, but have it so the administrator accounts cannot remove, or
>>change
>>the passwords of the others. Is this possible at all, if it is can
>>someone
>>please reply thank you very much.
>>Sincerely,
>>Justin
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Jonathan Wrote:
> Check-out "Plug and Browse" at
> www.interactive-studios.net/products/plugbrowse.htm. It allows you to
> store multiple network configurations and switch between them as
> needed. The program can store network connection settings, computer
> name and domain, Internet Explorer, etc.
>
> Michael Whittaker MichaelWhi@gmx.net wrote in messag
> news:OoNBYDufEHA.1644@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...-
> Hi!
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> Try this product:
> http://www.netswitcher.com/
>
> Regards, Michael Whittaker.
>
>
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> Emolyen wrote:
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> I've been trying to set up a network at home with both computer
> running
> windows xp professional. My desktop is connected to a linksys router
> directly with a cable and my laptop is wireless. The problem i'v
> been
> experiencing is that when i try running the network set up wizard o
> my
> laptop (which i use for work as well, and i log onto a network there
> it
> gives me a notice saying that "your computer is already part of a
> domain" and thats as far as i can get. I dont know if you can create
> alternate domains so i can log onto my network at home as well as at
> work or what. any help would be most appreciated.
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> Thanks,
>
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> Dan
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user accounts. How am i able to activate it in my other
users accounts? I have thought about re-installing, but
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