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- Windows XP >> Outlook expressI have a new computer with XP installed - I also have in
this new computer the hard drive from my old computer. I
need to access the Outlook Express Inbox and certain
folders which were on outlook express. I can see the
folders but I don't know how to access the information.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> movies are not loading from camcorderI have a JVC GR-D33U mini dv camcorder and an E-Machine T3085. I am running
XP home with service pack 2 and all current updates are loaded from
Microsoft. I am tring to download a movie from my camcorder and Moviemaker 2
is not downloading the movie. The software recognizes the camcorder because I
can control the camcorder with the software. I get nothing in the preview
window of the software and when I try to save it after the tape has finished
running it tells me there was an error and the movie did not upload properly,
check the configuration of the camcorder or the software. I cannot find any
help online for this.
Any ideas?????
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- Windows XP Support >> xp phone dialerthe phone dialer that comes with xp it all so has conferences with it.Is
there away I can use the phone dialer with dsl? I have my internet connect
throught my cable company,I do not have dial-up so I do not have a phone line
hooked to my computer,I have a DSL line it is not picking up the DSL line it
picks up my dial up modem, which has nothing hooked up to it.
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- Windows XP >> RISI'm attempting to use RIS to install XP and get the following error: The
operating system image you selected does not contain the necessary drivers
for your network adapter. Try selecting a different operating system image.
If the problem persists, contact your system administrator. Setup cannot
continue. Press any key to exit. I did resolution #2 in this KBA:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;247983; there isn't
an update for the BIOS available. I'm still getting the error. Have any
suggestions?
Thank you
Cheryl
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- Windows XP Support >> could be virus?my friend has windows xp home on an HP computer. recently, she is not able
to sign in as system administrator, the page that usually shows user accounts
only has one account and should have 4. I understand that the administrator
account cannot be deleted but it appears that it has, so maybe a virus? She
is unable to add programs (virus programs, i.e. McAfee) because only the
administrator is able to do this. She cannot run System Recovery to reset.
Can anyone help with this?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> USB Storage Device Problem - Help!My daughter has a PQI (I think!) USB "Intelligent Stick" 64 mb Memory
device - basically an external pen memory - for school use. I cannot get
Windows XP to recognise this, despite downloading the driver from the PQI
site, and asking Windows to scan for it. In theory it should simply
recognise it as an external storage device in My Computer, but it does not.
Any suggestions??
Thanks in advance.
Ian
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> win32K.sys blue screen0x08E (0xC0000005, 0xBF859A28, 0xB6C7C5AC,0x00000000)
KERNAL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
win32k.sys
I overclock like the dickens so I can't protest too much, but sometimes
overclocking will illuminate problem areas. I have the hardware under
control and have researched several discussions (mainly those of ignorant
overclockers like myself) to no firm resolution.
My question here is -- is there a known bug in windows XP home edition sp2
that may be partially responsible?
Also, I have all the settings right to create mini-dumps but rarely will a
blue screen create a mini-dump and when it does it overwrites an older one.
I use windbg to analyze a dump, that being the extent of my knowledge on the
use of windbg.
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- Windows XP Security >> Microsoft Warns of PowerPoint AttackMicrosoft Warns of PowerPoint Attack
"narramissic writes to let us know about yet another PowerPoint flaw, this
one affecting PowerPoint 2000, 2002, and 2003, soon after Microsoft issued
a record number of patches to fix numerous Office vulnerabilities (among
others). The new problem came to light in a blog posting by Microsoft
Security Program Manager Alexandra Huft, but the coverage at ITWorld has
more detail. Huft writes, "We've been made aware of proof of concept code
published publicly affecting Microsoft Office 2003 PowerPoint," and goes on
to say that Microsoft is not aware of any attacks that exploit the bug."
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/10/13/1917217&from=rss
Imhotep
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- Windows XP Security >> Creating a login inMy computer boots up without a login required. All files and programs are
avaiable for use. I don't want another user in my home to be able to look at
my files without a login. How do I create user logins with Windows XP?
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BJ
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- Windows XP Network >> "TCP/IP CP reported error 2", no LMHOSTS option, no available restWierd one, folks! This weekend I started up my computer which was working
just fine Friday and found that I cannot connect using Dial-Up Networking
(Message is above plus "The system cannot find the file specified" and shows
up after dialing and connecting). I figured - oh, well - let's check out
settings - went to configure my connection and found that the "LMHOSTS"
option is grayed out - can't be selected. So, I said "things are hosed up
pretty bad - maybe I should restore from a couple of days ago" and started up
the restore wizard only to be greated by a message stating that there are no
available restore points.
Now - here's the only major thing I changed recently: I installed a test
copy of Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition in dual-boot mode, so I could
take a look at the options available - and installed the release candidate of
Service Pack 1 for it. After that - everything was working fine for several
days, though...
I'm afraid it looks like I'm stuck with a "System Repair" at this point.
Any other ideas?
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- Windows XP Setup >> Found no antivirus softwareI installed service pack2 for windows xp, and now at startup
I get the message that my computer is not protected.
When I check, I see that my antivirussoftware is not
recognized. I use AVG 7.0 antivirusscanner, and it is in the
list of windows as antivirussoftware it can detect.
What can I do so that the AVG virusscanner is detected?
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- Windows XP >> Runtime errorI am constantly getting an error message when using word
that closes or deletes my document during its
construction. It reads:
"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Program:C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office\WINWORD.EXE
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate
it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's
support team for more information."
How do I correct this?
Thanks,
Ken
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- Windows XP >> Old HD new motherboardHi,
It looks like the computers MB has failed, no video, power comes on but
nothing happens. Tried pulling cards, installed different ram and tried
new power supply.
I want to install a new MB and put the old HD back so all programs work
how they used to.
It looks like the computer won't boot on the HD but if I put the HD in
another computer I can see all the files. It looks like the OS sees the
computer as different and so won't boot.
Is there any clean way around this?
Thanks Dave
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Windows XP Network >> system boots automatically during downloading from net
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I have broad band internet connection and use IE-6.0. I am facing this
peculear problem.Whenever i try to download something from net my system
reboots!!
Windows XP561
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- Windows XP Setup >> WMI: Access is Denied after Win2K to XP UpgradeI have just upgraded a laptop from Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 to Windows XP
Service Pack 2 and since doing so I cannot get access to WMI data. I've also
noted the following symptoms:
- Can't see any Network Connections in the Network Connections folder.
- Receive an error 0x800A0046 when running Windows Updates.
- Receive the message WMI: Access is denied when looking at service
dependencies.
- Receive the message "Can't collect information" when using MSinfo.
- Receive the message "WMI: Access is Denied" when looking at the properties
of WMI Control under Computer Management.
So far I've:
- Done everything in Knowledge Base articles 254631 and 823775
- I've run the command "rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection WBEM 132
%windir%\inf\wbemoc.inf" to rebuild the WMI database.
- I've reregistered all the WMI components.
- I've deleted the repository folder (and saw that it was recreated).
- I've checked that the SERVICE account has the "Impersonate a client after
authenitcation" permission.
- I've checked that all necessary services are running with the correct
credentials.
- I've checked the DCOM default impersonate and authenication levels.
- I've removed the machine from the domain.
- I've checked and compared the registry permissions to a working machine
using AccessEnum for SysInternals.
- I've run an inplace upgrade (repair) install, starting from Windows and
starting from booting from the CD.
I'm pretty sure this is simply a permissions problem, but can't for the life
of me find where the problem is. Is there anything else to try before a
clean install?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Support >> stop errorsI have been getting blue screen stop errors .
Driver_Irql_Not_Less_Or_Equal
stop 0x000000D1(0x7C81CAA2,0x0000002,0x00000000,0x7C81CAA2). How can I find
out what the problem is , and /or what is the problem and what is the fix?.I
know it means a driver was trying to access an area in page file that was to
high. But how do I find and fix it. Please respond.It doesn t do it all the
time only intermittently. Is there any patches I can get . I am running XP
home sp2, 32 bit.
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- Windows XP >> problem with pc gamesI was able to install one of three children's games that
are xp compatible. When I tried to install the other two,
I received a message saying...."Arthur's Computer
Adventure has encountered a problem and needs to close.
We are sorry for the inconvienence...... Send error report
or don't send " and then it goes back to the desktop. I
really need some help with this, I don't know where to
look for answers. I get the same message when I put a web
site in that doesn't exist.....it says microsoft has
encountered a problem and needs to close. It's a new
computer and meets all the requirements that the pc game
box specified. What's going on?
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- Windows XP Network >> modem log fileI have a strange phone calls on my phone bill
I think I have a dialer running in my pc
I there a way to check any log file if the modem dialed any number in
windows xp
thanks
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> sd-video-format from JVC GZ-MG20E Harddsik Camhello video readers and editors,
I have the new JVC harddisc cam GZ-MG20E. this camera produce a
SD-Video-Format with the extionsion MOD. All video editing software will NOT
accept this mode. Only the software from Cyberlink can edit the clips from
the camera but the editing tool is not the big one.
My problem: Premiere 6, Ulead mediaplayer and Microsoft Movie maker don't
accept the files.
Is there anybody outside to help me? What is to do to transfer it successful
from the harddisk to the PC into the editing tool?
Thank you very much for info and links
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have a nice day
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- Windows XP Setup >> Q815411_WXP_SP2_x86_DEU.exeHello,
where can i get this patch ?
Q815411_WXP_SP2_x86_DEU.exe
I would like to download it directly from Microsoft,
because of security reasons.
There is no download possibility in the Knowledge Base-
Article and i don't want to install SP 2 (includes the
patch).
Please help me.
Greetings
Peter
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> audio playback problem solved!I have had the problem reported by some here that when
playing the timeline, sometimes the audio doesn't for 5 to
20 seconds after the start of the video, if it starts at
all. In fact, if I saved a project, I could successfully
play the timeline once, immediately after opening the
project, but attempts to rewind the timeline and play it
again would result in delayed audio start, or no audio at
all.
Looking through the notes on papajohn.org, I saw reports
about audio playback difficulties associated with WinDVD
version 4, which came preinstalled on my Dell notebook.
The reported symptoms were different than mine
(e.g. "chipmunk sounds", clipping sounds), but the fix is
the same -- I uninstalled WinDVD and my problem is
solved. I have not yet tried installing WinDVD version 5
which reportedly resolves the underlying issue(s).
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- Windows XP >> Cartoons released with Windows many versions agoDoes anyone recall the name of the artist who prepared cartoons for =
release=20
with Windows many versions ago? My memory seems to recall "Plimpton"=20
as the last name; however, I am having no luck on Google.
The cartoons were cute, overdrawn, heavy on stroke lines and primary=20
colors. =20
I want to say the cartoons appeared with Windows 95... but I am not =
sure.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Marty
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- Windows XP Setup >> Activation on Several ComputersI recently bought a copy (only one because of the
extremely high cost) of XP Professional with the view of
installing on my three home computers which I have already
upgraded hardware wise. Now I find that some sort of
activation is requuired after installation. This
activation seems as if it will limit installation of my
one copy of XP Pro to one computer.
What steps can I take in order to install my copy of SP
Pro on my three home computers?
Thanks for any advice.
John
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- Windows XP Hardware >> USB 2.0 Flash Drive and my Floppy DriveOkay when I use my Pine Flash Drive that I got for
christmas, or rather when I pull files off of it, the
floppy drive just goes out of control with all of the
clicking and griding noises that it makes when its
pulling stuff off of the floppy.
WTF is this?
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- Windows XP Support >> No SoundI have checked all the connection and they are ok. Went to control panel and
sound divices and made sure the mute was not check and still no sound. I
have gone through all the troubleshooting and still no sound. I have sound
yesterday and can not understand why I don't have it today. Can you help
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Puzzling USB Flash Drive BehaviorHi and thank you for reading.
I have twp XP computers and 4 Flash drives.
Computer A is my employers; a Dell Lattitute and is assigned to a domain, XP
Pro.
Computer B is my wife's, a HP Media Center, new in December 2005, XP Media.
We shasre a router at home; but the PCs don't share files, etc. because of
my employers security issues. That's fine: we share on the necessary data on
USB 2.0 flash memory sticks.
Both computers have rear (full 2.0) USB ports, from ports (who knows?) and
powered Belkin 7 port hubs.
Flash Drive 1 is generic, USB 2.0, holds our Quicken files, works on both
PCs, both powered hubs no problem. Is assigned drive letter Q on both
machines. (somestimes I pay the bills, sometime she does.)
Flash Drive 2 is generic, USB 2.0, holds our Filemaker Pro addressbooks.
Great for Chistmas cards. Is assigned drive letter X on both machines.
Flash Drive 3 is new. USB 2.0. PNY 512K. Works fine on my Dell. Both in
real ports and on the hub. Is assigned drive letter T on the Dell.
Flash Drive 4 is new. USB 2.0. Sony 128K. Works fine on my Dell. Both in
real ports and on the hub. Is assigned drive letter Y on the Dell.
Problem: Same for both Flash Drive 3 and 4, but not 1 and 2: 1and 2 work
fine on the HP.
* The HP with XP Media recognizes and identifies the PNY and Sony Flash
drives correctly, but seeks and fails to find a driver for them (although
drive 1 and 2 are using the USB 2 Mass Storage diver.) It cannot find a
driver in D:\i386, where Windows was placed by HP, nor on E:\i386, the
Windows CD, nor anywhere else I send it to look.
* I have located Win98 drivers for both drives, but am reluctant to try to
install them.
* There are tons of other USB peripherals attached and working fine:
scanner, Wacom tablet, two printers, Palm synch, cameras, wireless keyboard &
mouse, bluethooth adaptor et cetera.
* I have tried them carefully in the rear ports, the from ports, and the
powered hub. Same result.
* Both show the yellow circle, not under USB controllers, but, I think,
under storage devices or USB devices in the Device manager. (I'm not at that
Pc as I write.)
This seems like something odd I've done that I should be able to fix.
-> Does not seem likely that the driver would have a limit of 2 devices.
-> Perhaps by assigning a letter on PC A I've confused PB B? Can I unassign
cleanly? would that work?
-> Can I "wrap" the driver in an INF file and direct the seeking installer
to it?
Really, it isn't terribly important. We can get by with the drives that do
work. But it is terribly puzzling, and I'd love to understand what is going
on.
Thank you for any suggestions anf help!
Seamus
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- Windows XP Hardware >> FloppyI am running Windows XP and it doesn't recognise that I have a floppy drive.
I recently tried out a mate's Harddrive in my computer which, in hindsight,
may have had a virus. Could this be the cause? I have put my HDD back but
how do I sort out recognition of my floppy drive?
Thanks for any help.
Rodney.
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- Windows XP >> Cannot open recycle bin from other user account ,please help me!!I opened a user account especcialy for games, and by mistake I deleted the
entire data from previous saved games and the extensions, its the sims 2. And
now the game is clean of everysingle hour that I spend creating new
characters , houses and families from scratch!I tried system restore, and
several other things and nothing semms to work.The worst thing is that I want
to open the recycle bin and I cant?Why is this?Why cant I open the recycle
bin in another user account? A nd HOW do I open it?
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From labesi continent, somewhere in the middle of the pacific ocean, looking
at the sea and toasting in the sun
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