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- Windows XP Basic >> Different start up OptionsI am trying to find a way to be able to start/restart my PC with
different configurations. Currently, I start the PC and then go into
the msconfig and turn off what I don't want to run. What a waste of
time.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Dan (Still going in circles)
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- Windows XP >> Winksaf errorI have next message :
La aplicacion d:\windows\system32\winksaf.exe Produjo
un error de aplicaci=F3n. El error ocurri=F3 el 8/01/2003
a las 00:47:30.850. La excepci=F3n producida fue c0000094
en la direcci=F3n 00403B21 (Winksaf).
Some help about this.
And I dont can to run the winzip, job administrator.
jerome
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- Windows XP Network >> Automatically Connect - WirelessI've setup a wireless network now using a new Dell Laptop with Intel Centino
with Windows XP SP2.
More often that not when I shutdown my laptop or restart it doesn't
automatically connect to the Wireless network upon startup.
I have to right click the connection and hit repair, then it works fine.
On the router I disabled broadcasting the SSID and also set it to "hide".
Also restricted access via MAC addresses & enforced WPA. I've also made sure
the "automatically connect when within range" is setup.
Anyone have any clues ?
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- Windows XP >> XP transfer from old computer to newI'm considering upgrading from Win 95 to XP. Present computer will
probably be traded for newer in about 6 months.
Will it be a hassle to instal XP on the new machine re activation key?
What is procedure?
How long will the old computer continue to operate under XP before it
has to revert to win 95? I plan to use it as a place to back up my new
machines hard drive on a regular basis.
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- Windows XP Basic >> databasewhen I try ti install sp2, about halfway through it says it encountered an
error and connot install sp2. when I try to install office 2003 again, it
says I don't have permission. I have installed it before though. this all
started afterI got a virus.
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- Windows XP Update >> epiresta@hotmail.comno puedo descargar actualizacion de seguridad acumulatiba para internet
explorer para windows XP.
espero me orienten o puedan solucionarmelo
gracias
CODIGO DE ERROR 0X8007F0F4
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- customize >> Opening file in the File Open MenuI would like to know if there is away to set the view in the open file
dialog box so it is always set to icon view? I can manually set it but when
I re-open the file the file open dialog box it defaults back to list.
Thanks
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- Windows XP Support >> User logoff "dead"I have just reformatted and setup WinXP Pro SP2 (version 5.1.2600 and loaded
up most of my usual software; and set up for 3 family users.
The problem is when you click on the logoff button absolutely nothing
happens (no error msge or anthing) and have to use CTRL ALT DEL to logoff.
'Switch User' works ok except ofcourse the exit user is then shown as still
logged on.
There doesnt seem to be a lot of info on this situation. I did try using UPH
Clean but no improvement.
Any suggestion how to overcome this would be much appreciated - is system
repair
an option maybe ?
Thanks v.much
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- Windows XP >> multiboot problem with 64bitI recently installed windows 64bit on my hard drive...........no problem.
I then installed a second harddrive................no problem.
I then tried to install windows xp pro on the second
hardrive..........problem.
No matter what i do eg reformat the drive, everytime I get to the install
part of the setup menu, I get a message telling me that none of my hardrives
are windows compatable !
I have run out of patience and ideas, can anyone tell me what might be
happening.
Is the 64 bit version the problem?
I have used Acronis disc director to change the drive from primary to
logical and then primary/active and even created a new partition on the new
hardive but nothing works.
Hope someone can help.
Eric
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- Windows XP Network >> have to 'repair' connection each time I start upI'm having an odd Internet problem: When I start up, I
have no Internet connection: no Web, no email. When I go
to Network Connections, right click on Local Area
Connection and hit Repair, it then works. But then next
time I start up again, I have the same problem and have
to "Repair" it again. What's going on?
I'm operating XP Home, and I have a cable modem
connection (time warner RoadRunner). I connect through a
router; my roommate's computer, which also connects
through the router, is having no connection problems.
I don't know if this is a clue, but I've noticed
something else since I've had this problem: My computer
suddenly takes a REALLY long time to start up. It gets to
the point where my desktop is showing, and a couple of my
system tray icons are showing, and then gets stuck for a
minute or two. Oddly enough, the windows start-up sound
doesn't even happen until after this time. Then the last
couple system tray items show up (Norton Antivirus and
Sygate Personal Firewall), and I'm fully started up.
Except that I can't get to the Internet. As I've
mentioned.
Can anyone help?
Eric
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- Windows XP Support >> installing a driver--howA friend of mine recently got a computer with XP HOME.
He also attached an old Panasonic dot matrix printer (KXp-1123).
Anyway, it works well but not perfectly. For example, if he uses WORD or
WORKS and sets the page at 8 1/2 by 4 1/2 it still thinks it is 8 1/2 by 11.
I suspect he does not have the right driver.
I did a google search and it sounds like that driver should come with XP. So
I then searched my own C drive and found pakx1123.qpd located in
C:\i386\DRIVER.cab
That's on MY computer and I assume it is the correct driver. I will also
assume I can find that file on his computer.
My question: How can I tell if that driver is already installed and if it
is not installed how do I install it??
Mel
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- Windows XP >> desktop background picsit seems that all of the pictures that are in my pictures
folder are now somehow there when i click the desktop tab
as possible background pics. i don't want my personal pics
as backgrounds...how do i get them out of there?
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Windows XP Update >> error # 0x8024D00C
I've been having messages that it says that my XP SP1 will expire on OCt
10th. I have been trying to update it and it gives me error # 0x8024D00C.
I already did a adware run, run the antivirus and did a boot clean and I
can't get it to get the update. What should I do?
Please help
Mayra
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TaurArian
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Windows XP Update >> error # 0x8024D00C
1. If you have any of these programs, they can affect Windows Update:-
Download Accelerator, GetRight, Browser Blaster, BitTorrent, eMule, Sygate Personal
Firewall, Norton Internet Security, Freedom Firewall, Zone Alarm Firewall
2. Check these services to make sure they are configured correctly:-
Click Start, select Run, type: services.msc
OK.
Check that "Cryptographic Services" service is set to automatic and started.
Check the service "Automatic Updates", now click on the Log On tab, ensure the option
"Local System account"
is selected and the option "Allow service to interact with desktop" is unchecked.
Also heck to see if the service has
been enabled on the listed Hardware Profile. If not, click the Enable button to
enable it.
Click on the tab "General "; make sure the "Startup Type" is "Automatic", click the
button "Start" under "Service Status" to start the service.
Check the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) by repeating the above
steps.
3. Try renaming the SoftwareDistribution folder (there may be corrupted files)
Click Start, Choose Run.
In the Run box, type services.msc.
Click OK.
Right-click the Automatic Updates service.
Click Stop.
Stopping the service will take a moment.
Rename the "SoftwareDistribution" folder: a. Click Start, click Run, type
%systemroot%, and then click OK.
b. Right-click the SoftwareDistribution folder, and then click Rename.
c. Type SoftwareDistribution.old, and then press ENTER to rename this folder.
Click Start. Choose Run.
In the Run box, type services.msc.
Click OK.
Right-click the Automatic Updates service.
Click Start.
Starting the service will take a moment.
4. You Cannot Install Some Updates or Programs
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;822798
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| I've been having messages that it says that my XP SP1 will expire on OCt
| 10th. I have been trying to update it and it gives me error # 0x8024D00C.
| I already did a adware run, run the antivirus and did a boot clean and I
| can't get it to get the update. What should I do?
| Please help
| Mayra
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- Windows XP >> cleaning up C drive and window viewsTwo questions please.
1) My C drive is loaded with files the look
like "$NTUninstallQxxxxxxx$" with the "x"s being numbers.
What are they and can they be safely deleted?
2) I like to open some windows as thumbnails, some as
icons, some as a list, etc., but quite often they revert
on the next reboot to another type of view. Is there a
way of having them remember my preferences?
Thanks.
HJL
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- Windows XP >> Where Can I Buy a Zombie PC?The answer is ... pretty much anywhere. If you can purchase a PC that runs
Windoze XP, you've got the potential to have your very own Zombie PC.
"Four-fifths of spam now emanates from computers contaminated with Trojan
horse infections, according to a study by network management firm Sandvine
out this week. Trojans and worms with backdoor components such as Migmaf
and SoBig have turned infected Windows PCs into drones in vast networks of
compromised zombie PCs.
Sandvine reckons junk mails created and routed by "spam Trojans" are
clogging ISP mail servers, forcing unplanned network upgrades and stoking
antagonism between large and small ISPs."
Full article here:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/06/04/trojan_spam_study/
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The ULTIMATE Windoze Fanboy:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2370205018226686613
Is this a modern day equivalent of a Nazi youth rally?:
http://www.ntk.net/media/developers.mpg
A 3D Linux Desktop (video) ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUSn-jBA3CE
View Some Common Linux Desktops ...
http://shots.osdir.com/
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- Windows XP Setup >> remove MySQLI have a problem with MySQL hindering my installation of APC PowerChute
Inventory Manager. The error message I get says that I need to remove MySQL
so that I can install the APC software. Can anyone help me get rid of MySQL
on my Windows XP Professional workstation?
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- Windows XP Support >> REGISTRY IMPORT ERRORSHow do I IMPORT a backup without errors
I EXPORTed my registry to a backup directory, made some changes to the
registry, didn't like them & then wanted to restore the orignial setting
using the IMPORT command to reload the EXPORTED version.
During the IMPORT process, I received a message that not all of the keys
were restored because some keys were being accessed by the system. Now my
sound card is not loaded and doesn't work.
I tried loading in both NORMAL & SAFE modes. I get the error msg both ways.
Please help!!! Thanks.
Lew
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- Windows XP Setup >> using partitionsHad to have a m/b upgarde and when I got the pc back from the repair the hard
drive had been partitioned into C: & D: ___ Everything (XP and all files for
3 users) is on C: with D: completely empty.
Can I just move all the "Files Stored on This Computer" over to D: and when
I click on "My Documents" on the Start Menu will the files show up or is it
more complicated than that ?
Thanks for your advice.
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- Windows XP Update >> UpdatesA short while ago, SP2 autoupdate on my wife's computer downloaded Media
Player 10 and asked if she wanted to install it.
The same day, SP2 auto-update on my computer downloaded Media Player 9
(which I already had) and asked me if I wanted to install it.
There seems to be no way either autoupdate, Windows Update or Media
player's own update search can be persuaded to find Media Player 10. I
know I can download it, but that seems to defeat the object of the
update procedures.
Any ideas?
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Anti-spam - Domain is really oakleaf ~ idps ~ co ~ uk (change ~ to dot)
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- Windows XP >> Difference Between Home Edition and Professional EditionHi
Can, I found information on what is the difference between Home Edition and Professional Edition. Since, I am setting up a Network at home with Windows 2003 server and XP Home Edition, am not sure according to MCSE curriculum I need to have XP Professional to work and practice on it. So, I am just assuming whether it is ok to work with Home edition connecting to the WIN2003 Server
Or, if I have to have professional edition then I may have to buy the software to proceed with it
thanks
John
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- Windows XP Hardware >> XP Pro Boot up procedure cyclesI have just fitted a new MSI K8N Neo motherboard, Athlon
64 Processor and 512K DDR RAM.I'm running Win XP Pro. On
switch on it begins to boot up then just before opening
the desktop window I get the message 'Not enough Virtual
memory or paging file quota to run the specified
operation'. The system then restarts. This then
continually cycles until I switch off. I can't get into
Safe Mode because the system then freezes, I can't even
acess POST even though quick boot is disabled in the
BIOS. I've tried booting from CD-ROM (Win XP Pro) but the
same error message and restart cylce occurs.
Any ideas, anyone?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Short cuts on WindowsI am trying to get a list of al the short cut sequences
available when using Excel/Powerpoint/Word. Does anyone
know where i might find this info.
For example Ctr/F4 closes an application. Ctrl/; inserts
todays time when in Excell.
Regards
Jim
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Formatting used hard driveI have Windows XP Home Edition with a 40 GB hard drive. My
old computer used Windows 98 and had one of the first
pentiums, and Windows 98 only registered 7.5 GB for a 30
GB hard drive. I installed the 30 GB drive in my new
computer and tried to format it. Windows XP would not let
me format the drive and it also registered 7.5 GB with XP.
I have removed/delete all the files from the 30 GB drive
and still XP will not let me format it. I want to be able
to format the 30 GB drive and have it display 30 GB. What
do I have to do to accomplish this? The 30 GB drive was
formated with FAT32.
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- Windows XP Network >> Direct Cable ConnectionI am trying to copy a custom written program from my laptop
to my new desktop. The laptop is running Windows98, & the
desktop XP. I have established a connection thru a Belkin
DB25 File transfer cable, but after establishing the link I
can't see anything in the "host" computer from the "guest"
computer. Does anyone know how to make this work?
Mike
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