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- Windows XP Network >> unable to share F & P on XP Pro SP2 to Win98A Wndows XP Pro SP2 computer and a Windows 98SE computer are both
logged onto the same private network in the same workgroup. Both
computers can see the same resources on other computers on the
network. An NT 4.0 SP6 server can see the XP resources. However, none
of the 98 machines can see the shared resources on the XP. The XP's
computername is in their NN, but when you doubleclick, you get
"computername is not accessible. The device is not on the network"
messages.
On the XP machine:
1) the computername is less than 12 chars and has no special chars in
it. The computername IS logged on because other resources on the
network are available.
2) the resource is shared with a sharename less than 12 chars and with
no special chars in it.
3) the Network Setup Wizard has been run on both the XP and the 98
machines.
4) each machine can ping the other using the computername. All the
hardware is working correctly.
5) Network components: Client for Microsoft Networks, TCP/IP, and F &
P sharing have been installed for the network connection.
6) Netbios over TCP/IP is selected.
7) the XP Firewall has F & P sharing selected as an exception. Also,
ports 137, 138, 139, and 445 are checked as opened.
On the 98 machine:
1) the 98 machine has been working correctly on the network for
several years.
2) It can see all resources on the network except the XP machine's
shared printer and folders.
3) It has Client for MS Networks, TCP/IP, and F & P sharing.
4) Netbios over TCP/IP is checked on
File & printer sharing should be relatively simple. There must be some
setting I have forgotten. What am I missing? What else is there to
check?
Thanks,
=Bob=
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Unalined ScreenWhen I turn on my computer the screen is no longer alined. I am running
windows xp. The top of the screen appears at the bottom about an inch up and
between where the bottom of the screen is and where the top now appears is a
blue line. The screen has also moved to the left. When the computer has
booted up the screen is normal. However when I have tried to play any games
it reverts back to the strange set up. Games did all work and as far as I
know I have not done anything to change any settings. At a total loss.
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- Windows XP >> System freezesHi,
several days I have problem with freezing Windows.
Is there a way how to find the root of the problem?
/ a tool for example /
Thanks,
Martin
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> User ProfilesI work for the public school system. I was wondering if there is a way to
have multiple user that log on to are lab computer (50+users on one station)
to all connect to the same profile so that there are not so many local
profiles on these computers? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> 100% CPU UsageI have a Celeron 800 ... 256 k RAM ...when I boot up, I
go to Window Task Manager and I have nothing showing on
the Applications Tab ... 27 items on the Process Tab (
some of which appear to be duplicates) ... and on the
Performance Tab I have 100% CPU usage and 170 PF usage
(what ever that is). Whn I try to sytart a program it
usually craters ... I suspect its to "100% CPU usage
thats getting me ... any suggestions?
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- Windows XP Setup >> Erasing DVD's / CD'sWith a DVD-RW and a CD-RW, when ERASING to use again, is the FAST erase just
as functional as the FULL erase .. or does it really matter ?
Also, should I "Format" the disc before using it again?
when saving a program to a disc (for example), how do I force the disc not
to close so that I can continue using it?
I am also having problems with being able to play pictures saved on a DVD on
the DVD player with the tv, and with a CD being able to play on the stereo..
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Thanks for any assistance or suggestions.
Amber
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- Windows XP Network >> NIC works, but no networkingI am repairing a home computer for a customer. He claims the Internet
access stopped working "suddenly". The problem is the NIC won't
"Obtain an IP Address Automatically" from the server, although its
set to do so on the "Network Settings" and DHCP server is running
on the server (I have other computers in the house attached to the
network). I tried booting Linux from a CD-ROM (without installing it)
and the computer connects to the DHCP server, gets an IP address and
connects to the Internet.
I have tried deinstalling the network driver and installing the latest
version from the DELL website. No luck. Re-Installing is the last thing
I want to do. I appreciate any ideas.
Thanks,
Erasmo.
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- Windows XP Support >> Install?Hi you all, I am a little new at this upgrade thing, I have P4 2400 that is
running XP home but a upgrade from Win98 se and some bad files or some
spybot thing going on that when I ran MS spy program every thing started
going south I don't think it has anything to do with MS but think I should
reformat my hard drive and start over. Now is there a way to install my XP
upgrade with out installing my Win98 and my Win98se upgrade?
If so any info or help would be grate.
Thank you.
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- Windows XP Support >> computer now slow. please help.im running windows xp on a dell comp. freind says that i probably am running
to many programs during start up. how do i safely resolve this. i have
plennty of storage still available so that is not the issue. im also running
a cable modem so internet accees should be fast. when i log on under user it
takes awhile to be able to access any program from the main screen. please
help. thankyou. you can e-mail me at rudyjuroshek@hotmail.com.
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- Windows XP Setup >> Can't find the media center IconHi,
I just finish reinstalling my media center and I don't see the usual Media
Center icon anywhere in the menus or on the desktop like usual. Do you know
where it is or at least, the path to the executable so I can can create the
icon myself.
Thanks.
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- Windows XP >> Windows Update : Order of installationWhen using Windows Updates (on XP Home), when the list of Critical Updates
is shown, can the updates be installed in any order ?
Also, is it generally best to install the updates individually or "en-mass"
?
Thanks.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Update in MM2Hi to all newsgroups and microsoft mvp's. Do you know that microsoft will
release an update for mm2 to fix all problems??? Thanks And also Happy Nwe
Year To All...
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- Windows XP Hardware >> High speed device plugged into non-high speed portI've been having this problem for several weeks and can't seem to fix
it.
I have a DFI Ultra Infinity motherboard, Athlon XP 2500, Windows XP.
The motherboard has six onboard USB 2.0 ports that work fine.
I added a four port VIA VT6202 PCI USB 2.0 card about six months ago,
and it worked fine. I then bought another VIA VT6202 PCI USB 2.0 card,
as I needed more USB ports, only this card had a slightly different
number on the VT6202 chip (after the VT6202 there is another number on
each chip). The new card only worked at USB 1.0, and every time I
plugged in a USB device, it would say "High speed device plugged into
non-high speed port" and suggest I plug the device into one of the
ports in bold type that can support a hi speed device.
I think it's possible that the old card's drivers are still in the
system, and have automatically installed themselves for the new VT6202
card, which is a different make, and that may be why it isn't working.
http://www.geocities.com/usbproblems/usbproblem3.jpg
In this picture the first device is the motherboard's USB, with four
external hard drives plugged into it, and the second is one of the PCI
cards.
http://www.geocities.com/usbproblems/usbproblem4.jpg
This picture shows one of the PCI cards, but none of the connected
devices are showing that they are connected, even though they are, and
they are accessible.
http://www.geocities.com/usbproblems/usbproblem5.jpg
This picture shows the USB devices in Device Manager.
I have had SP1 installed since it came out, and have just upgraded to
SP2, but with no luck.
I've taken out the two VIA PCI cards, and put in two NEC based ones,
and they have exactly the same problem. They come up with the same
message about a non-high speed port, so I'm not sure what's going
wrong.
Does anybody have any ideas what I should try? I've checked all the
drivers for the USB cards, and uninstalled and then reinstalled them
from the supplied driver CDs, but that hasn't worked.
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- Windows XP Support >> Log all process starts and terminations?Is there a utility or technique I can use which will log the starting
and termination of every process, from boot to shutdown, or as close
to each as possible?
Maybe a policy setting that will put something in one of the event
logs?
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Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert@iphouse.com
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Posted: Thu Feb 19 04:12:32 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Upgrade from 2000pro to XP pro
Help please
i want to upgrade from 2000 pro to XP pro
Does the full version of XP pro offer the upgrade or would it be best to buy the upgrade
My laptop is configured to run XP but currently has 2000 are there any problems known if i upgrade
Thank you to all who reply.
Windows XP220
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Posted: Thu Feb 19 04:12:32 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Upgrade from 2000pro to XP pro
"scolly010101" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Help please!
>
> i want to upgrade from 2000 pro to XP pro.
> Does the full version of XP pro offer the upgrade or would it be best to
buy the upgrade?
>
> My laptop is configured to run XP but currently has 2000 are there any
problems known if i upgrade?
>
> Thank you to all who reply.
Both the full and upgrade versions can do an inplace upgrade.
Both can also do a clean install - BUT - the upgrade version will require
you to provide your original CD ROM of the opertaing system you are using
for compliance for the upgrade.
There are no major issues. - You should however run the upgrade check wizard
before doing the upgrade
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Regards,
Mike
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"scolly010101" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Help please!
>
> i want to upgrade from 2000 pro to XP pro.
> Does the full version of XP pro offer the upgrade or would it be best to
buy the upgrade?
>
> My laptop is configured to run XP but currently has 2000 are there any
problems known if i upgrade?
>
> Thank you to all who reply.
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- Windows XP >> Start Menu frozenWhen logged on as a user the start menu open but I cannot
click on menu options. After restart it works fine for a
while. Same with Internet Explorer. What is an easy fix?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> iPodMy iPod is not being read by my computer. When I plug
the iPod in it says charging like it normally does, but
it never connects to the computer so I can add songs. Is
this happening to anyone else?
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- Windows XP Setup >> internet explorer: cannot display pagehi
i am having problems accessin ertain web pages. i am able
to connect to the internet and most pages like yahoo or
msn work. but when i try to access hotmail or a bank site
by entering my user/password info i get a :cannot display
page message
please help
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- Windows XP Network >> strange dns problemI have an XP workstation that will not resolve the IP
addresses of search engines correctly. For example I
can't go to search.msn.com, www.google.com,
www.lycos.com, etc. If I try to ping any of these, I get
the same address for all of them. 207.44.194.56. If I
do an nslookup for any of them I get the correct address.
I have tried using different DNS servers in the network
setup, and have checked the hosts file. Other computers
on the same network using DHCP do not have this problem.
I have run "ipconfig /flushdns" and get the same result.
If I clear the dnscache using the above command and then
do a "ipconfig /displaydns" I get a long list of the
search engines all with 207.44.194.56 as the A record. I
have run "net stop dnscache" and still get the same
results when trying to connect to the web site or ping.
Any ideas?
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP and WORD - Won't follow HyperlinkI am using XP Pro on my Thinkpad, and when using WORD 2003
and you come across a hyperlink, normally you hold the CNTL key
down and click on the mouse, and it will display/take you to the link.
However, with XP it gives an error message, displaying the link
and saying it can't find the server. I'm pretty sure it's not
connecting to the Internet. I wonder if anyone else has had this
problem, or is it just my machine? Any suggestions?
Thank you.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> DLLRecently when I loaded my sons learning CD a window
popped up saying - The application or DLL
C:\WINDOWS\System32\wing.dll is not a valid windows image.
What does this mean?
Since it happened it has stopped certain things
functioning correctly within the game.
Can I sort it with my boot-up disks and if so how?
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- Windows XP Basic >> Unable to reset Read Only on files/foldersI have a few data folders and files (not program files) on which I seem
unable to reset the "Read Only" attribute.
To reset I right-click on the file and then click on Properties. The first
thing I see is a green rectangle to the to the left of "Read Only." I click
on the green rectangle to remove it from the check box, then click on
"apply" and then on "OK."
When I return to the Properties of that file, the green square is back and
the file
is still "read only."
Can anyone tell me what might be going on?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Setup >> PointerSometimes, when I run the pointer over an option on the screen, it clicks on
that option automatically, without my pushing the button. How do I disable
this function? I have Windows XP and a Dell Inspiron laptop.
Thanks.
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- Windows XP Network >> Firewallnot active but peer to peer says it isI have two XP Pro machines networked thru a peer to peer...with the slave
machine connecting to the web thru the masters dial up modem. Works great
except one of the two machines thinks theres a firewall up and running so
the slave machine cannot do some of the jobs we want it to do correctly....
such as video conferncing. All messages sent this way suggests that there is
a firewall up so all video messages must be sent thru a server in order to
reach us.
I know there is no firewall installed and the one that comes with XP is not
active. I have activated it.... then unchecked it again to see if that helps
but it didnt.
Is there another area i can go look to see what might be the problem?
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Sincerely Bob
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- Windows XP Support >> Desktop and taskbar hide and reappear.I did a clean install of XP (went well) but now my desktop and taskbar
disappear when I'm not moving around on it. It comes back as soon as I move
my mouse, but I find it very annoying. The taskbar autohide is NOT checked
and I can't figure out why it's doing it. Any suggestions would be much
appreciated.
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Thanks, Don
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- Windows XP >> DVD writer not recognisedThis is driving me crazy. I'm running XP with 2 hard drives as IDE Primary
Master and Secondary Master. I've had a DVD writer running as Primary Slave
until it died. I installed a new LG DVD writer as Primary Slave and for a
while it worked fine. Then I got all kinds of problems with any of the drives
or the writer not being recognised, PC locking up on the Windows XP screen,
restarting itself, all kinds of issues. I discovered that by removing the LG
drive everything booted up OK. Then I tried putting the LG drive as Primary
Master, and the 2 hard drives on the secondary IDE, and everything was
sorted! For 48 hours....
After numerous uses of the PC with no problem, the problem has come back. On
boot up, the DVD writer is not detected, and when the PC eventually boots
fully, I cannot access it.
I am at my wits end. The LG drive has been reported on the net as having
some issues with being recognised, but the problem is intermittent.
ANY help appreciated!
Steve
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