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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> never ending moviei want to create a never ending movie - that means after the last frame it
starts nagain with the first frame - didn't find an answer in help.
is this possible in WMM?
thanks for any help
robert loescher
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- Windows XP >> File Extension XLREvery file that we download is being renamed with a .XLR
file extension. Example: a sample.zip becomes
sample.zip.XLR.
I can not find which program is doing this evil deed.
Anybody else?
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- Windows XP Support >> Blank screen on remote laptop after disconnecting from remote deskI have a HP Compaq nc6400 laptop running Windows XP Professional Service Pack
2. I connect to this laptop (which remains docked with lid closed) from
another computer using Windows Remote Desktop. After I disconnect the remote
desktop from the other computer, if I come back to this laptop and open the
lid, the display stays off and never comes on. The laptop also will not
respond to mouse and keyboard input locally. However, this issue does not
happen if I left the laptop with the lid open, before I connect to it from
the other computer (through Remote Desktop, of course).
The laptop is still running - I can connect to it by remote desktop again
from another computer to resume the remote desktop session. But the display
remains blank and keyboard and mouse are unresponsive locally, unless I
reboot the laptop or hibernate and resume it.
I contacted HP Chat support and did a firmware upgrade, and display driver
and Windows update but to no avail. They think this is a Windows issue and
they can't resolve it.
Several people seem to have this issue on computers from several different
hardware manufacturers, and has been noticed for more than a year now. This
seems to be related to the issue described in the following links, and seems
like an ACPI or Power Management issue with the Remote Desktop Server. Please
help.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1175893&SiteID=1
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/917332/en-us
http://www.connectedhomemag.com/Mobile/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=24753
(see comment by Gordon on November 30, 2006)
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- Windows XP Network >> Unable to access networked computerPlease help.
I have a small network at my house with both wireless and
conventional LAN connections. When trying to set up the
network, I am continuing to have connectivity problems.
When I am on my desktop computer, when attempting to view
my workgroup I get the following error:
[Workgroup Name] is not accessible. You may not have
permission to use this network resource.
All of the other computers in the workgroup can see and
access each other, and they can see but NOT access the
desktop.
I have tried applying the remedies from Microsoft article
#318030 which concerns the error message I receive. This
does nothing.
I know that it is probably somethng really easy and
stupid. Like some sort of setting that I am missing, but
this drives me crazy.
Kevind
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- Windows XP Setup >> installing xp (out of range)For a long time i ran a diffrent os than recently I decided to install xp on
my machine , because the campus I attend here requires xp.
So I recently went out and bought a windows xp full installation disc. (lost
information for last disc I had)
Using the windows xp disc (oem edition) I format my hd and allow xp to
create a new partition .. the issue comes after the first reboot it will
start to install, and during the process of "installing devices" the setup
will stop with a error message of "out of range" or "frequency out of range"
depending on monitor used. approximitly with 34 minutes left every time.
I found the self help on microsoft webpage stating forcing standard hal ,
which had no sucess (f5 or f7)
The video card is a geforce4, I know windows xp will run on the system
because long ago I had windows xp installed on this system.
Any suggestions or help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Deleting Temp File (Wise~temp.exe) ?Is it safe to delete a file called "Wise~temp.exe" (8608KB) that I have in
my C:/Documents/~/Local Settings/Temp folder? Have some very large files
with exe extensions, that I am sure where placed there for installation
purposes of a program. Another file I have is named " sp87zry5he.exe" size
1,530,640 KB...I have no recollection where these files came from or what
programs they are associated with. Just need to recover some HD space and
would appreciate any advise on deleting these TEMP folder files .
Thanks....Winnie W. (winniebear43@hotmail.com)
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- Windows XP Network >> Home Networking ProblemHi I am running 2 computers with WinXPPro on them both hooked to a Belkin
dsl/router hooked to my NetDSl800 router on MSN. They both where able to
connect with each other, print from 1 printer and transfer files, etc. They
both connect to the internet by ok and since i added Windows Spyware and both
upgraded the SP2, I cannot connect to each other. Oh I also have been running
McAfee for ever with no problems at all. I too love the sevice pack but
wondering what i can do or do I need remove to get my home network back
working again.
I turned off both firewalls and it did not help.
I went to the CMD screen and have pinged the IP addresses to both computers
and it responded but when I pinged the computer names, it worked on only 1.
Tom
Thanks
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- Windows XP Update >> RWW Q?Is it possible to configure RWW so that it doesn't log the user out of the
target machine? I'd like it to work like ultravnc, PCAnywhere or gotomypc.
If so, could someone provide a reference on how to configure?
Thanks,
Mike
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- Windows XP Security >> XP accessing a mapped driveI have an XP machine that has a mapped drive on it to a
Win2K machine. I can map the drive put in the username
and password and the drive comes up. If I reboot the
machine the drive comes up with a red X on it. If I double
click on the drive it will again ask for a password.
How do I get it to remember the password??? I do not want
to have to click on the drive each time to access my
software. The purpose of the dive is for a database on
the Win2K machine. This is a peer to peer network.
Thanks for any thoughts
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- Windows XP Support >> USB Combo Card reader pauses XP startupHi, I'm having a strange problem. Just bought a "USB 2.0 Combo 23 in 1
card reader/3 port USB hub". All works fine when it is plugged into
the USB port on the computer while the computer is on. If I leave it
plugged in and turn the computer off, and then turn the computer back
on at any time, the combo thing pauses the computer startup at the bios
screen. As soon as I unplug the combo it resumes startup and loads
windows. Any ideas?? as I don't want to have to unplug the combo each
time I start up the computer.
Thanks
Alan
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- Windows XP >> WMI ???I keep getting a popup from a program called WMI.
Does anyone know what this is ? It pops up every 30 - 40
seconds when I am just sitting on the desktop (not
running any programs)
Help !!
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- Windows XP Security >> Automatic update is being controlled by the network administratorI have been trying to turn on Automatic Update (pre SP2) but the options are
grayed out on the config screen. I ran a security check from the Microsoft
site and it said that my Automatic Update is being controlled by the network
adfministrator. That's interesting seeing as how I'm on a standalone machine
at home.
I had a nasty virus a while back and I had to remove it manually with some
registry edits. I may have screwed AU up at that time.
Now I need to know how to change Auto Upd back to local machine control.
Thanks in advance for any help
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- Windows XP Setup >> QOS Packet Scheduler And IEEE 802.x Authenticationwe've just got a few XP boxes in for deployment, we've been a w2k shop up
until now. I've completed a RIS image of the boxes but when the image is
installed the QOS Packet Scheduler and IEEE802.x Authentication is
installed/turned on. Are both of these removeable via the riprep.sif file?
we use neither.
Kerry
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- Windows XP Network >> modem connection problemwhile creating a dial up connection I can not select the
modem device for the connection, where, the modem driver
is installed and functioning properly.
Can anyone help please.
thanks,
Ghassan
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Babygirl3172
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 Posted: Tue Feb 03 22:52:07 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP Network >> unknown protocol for hotmail
Hi. I am able to access my email on my hotmail account
from other computers but not on my own. I've tried the
suggested windows solutions but it doesn't work. When i
try to click on one of my email messages in my inbox,
nothing happens and "error on page" appears. It also says
that the error is due to an unknown protocol? Can anyone
please help? I have no idea what is wrong!--jess
Windows XP170
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| Posted: Tue Feb 03 22:52:07 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP Network >> unknown protocol for hotmail
Hello
do you have a pop-up blocker activated some of these will interfere with
hotmail opening
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Hope this helps
Haus
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anonymous
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| Posted: Wed Feb 04 09:23:06 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP Network >> unknown protocol for hotmail
>-----Original Message-----
>Hello
>do you have a pop-up blocker activated some of these
will interfere with
>hotmail opening
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>Hope this helps
>Haus
> i don't have one as far as i know. one minute i could
open my messages, the next minute i couldn't since there
are apparently errors on the page (the inbox page) thanks
anyway!
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>.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> LOCKUPHave a custom built PC that I am having a problem with. Have swapped all of
the following several different times.
Video Card
RAM
HD..
Also has fresh install of XP
I am starting to wonder if i have a bad mobo. The only other thing that I
have not tried to swap is the PS. It locks up when booting into XP before
you get the desktop. Any ideas? All help is appreciated.
Jeremy Watts
jeremyrwatts@yahoo.com
wattsjeremy@gmail.com
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> credentials cacheWhile doing a backup of my files, the software I'm using shows a windows
explorer-like inteface so the user is able to select items to be backed up.
Then it hangs for a long time and then presents the login screen of a ftp
site that I haven't accessed for a long time. After I cancel, it shows also
the .NET passport login screen. Only after I cancel both the backup process
can begin.
It looks like my software is searching through all possibilities and these
two are somewhere in cache. However, in an attemp to clean it out, I've
searched through the registry and also several other places in my hard disk
and I couldn't find where this info is stored!
What's the way to wipe the ftp info out of my system???
Many thanks!
Henrique
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Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
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- Windows XP Security >> Patching PCI am using GFI Languard software to patch 2000/XP machines
in the building. I am having no trouble with 99 percent
of the machine. I have a hand full that will not let me
deploy patches on them. I get prompted for username and
password. I have admin rights on the machine. Any ideas
of you I cannot gain access to the C$, Admin$ shares? I
am a admin on the network and on the local machine.....HELP
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- Windows XP Setup >> Administrator problemUsing Windows XP Pro, IE 6.
User accounts shows:
nedjm computer administrator.
I am denied certain entries or changes.
What must I do to really be the
"computer administrator?
Appreciate help.
nedjm@NS.direcpc.com
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Saving to USB removable discHi,
Created movie. I want to burn it on a dvd but have to burn it at a friends
place since I dont have a burner. Bought a USB device and saved it. Took it
to friends place and it saved the LINK to wmmp; file is only 1034kb. When I
load it on another computer, it doesn't work obviously because that computer
doesn't have my pictures to load. It just links us to the site. So it appears
that unless all my picutres are store in wmmp on someone else's computer I
cant do this?? Or of course unless I buy a burner in which case I may as well
by another pc...
This was suppose to be for someone's upcoming Bday present. Sending it by
emailing doesn't cut it since the pictures are so small. I want to play it on
a tv.
Can it be done? Can it be saved in such a way that it actually saves the
movie and not just the link? The picutres all come up as red X's on any other
pc since the photos arent accessible.
I'm running out of options and time!
Note that it plays on my own pc from the removable drive so I know that
something is actually being saved..
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Emmi in Canada
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- Windows XP Security >> KB835732 Security UpdateI've been looking everywhere for how to stop this pesky
critical update from refusing to recognise that it's
already been installed (umpteen times!) to my XP home SP1
system. I thought the problem had gone away, but it's back
again today - the auto update icon's even refusing to
close at the moment.
Can anyone help, please?
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- Windows XP Network >> can't log onto internetI just upgrades from WIN98se to XP home edition. In 98se
my linksys tx100 was working fine and I connected to the
intenet through a linksys router to my cable modem. When
I upgraded to XP the network adapter install fine and it
apears to have no problems, however, when I try to open
IE6 I get a not connected to the internet error. I have
the NIC set to auto and it appears to be connected to the
router as a gateway buy no IE functions will work?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> right click not working...When I right-click on the desk top screen no window shows
up, even when I right-click on the icons. Also, when I
right-click on any particular folder or file (other than
on desktop) and choose properties, nothing happens. How
can I fix this? Has this been heard of before? Thanks
in advance :)
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- Windows XP >> XP activation sitehttp://www.microsoft.com/piracy/basics/activation/
I think they need to get a different picture on the XP
activation-piracy site.
The man just looks like: "I dare you to install one XP on
two+ computers".
Or: "you are going to have to get another XP software and
I will make more money".
And: "we have figured out how to create more door stops
and/or boat anchors".
Can we say good TopTen list.
Don't delay. Procrastinate now. (Ellen DeGeneres)
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- Windows XP Update >> udate and freezeswhenever i connect to internet, my pop up comes up, telling me that i have
new windows updates. i begin downloading these up dates from the screen that
comes up, but then my computer begins to play funny buggers and freezes. i
have to restart computer and it is still playing up. i then have to do a
restore from before i downloaded updates. i have tried this several times,
and always the same thing happens. now i have a long list of updates that are
needed to be added. What am i doing wrong?
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- customize >> display settings in taskbar...i don't seem to have the option for a 'display settings' in the taskbar
anywhere on my machine, so i thought i would make a link myself.
i have made a custom shortcut to the following location:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\desk.cpl
my questions are these:
what extra bit of command line do i need to add onto the above link in order
to open directly on the 'settings' tab instead of the 'themes' tab?
and
how can i make the icon appear in the task bar next to the clock?
if anybody could help that would be great, thanks!
..b..
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- Windows XP Security >> Home Search AssistantOnly Answer if you KNOW how to fix the Home Searh Assistant/Seach
Extender/Shopping Wizard hijack. PLEASE HELP, I have triede 5 or 6 different
programs, none of which have worked.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Toolbar won't lock in Windows ExplorerMOST of the time I do not have this problem but randomly Windows Explorer 'forgets' my settings fo
1) no text on icons &
2) the position of the toolbar
I have 'Lock the Toolbars' ticked all the time but every now and then WinXP just resets it all back to default settings; I change it back to my preferred place; maybe the same day or maybe weeks later WinXP resets it. I have scanned with 2 AVs/SpywareRemovers and can find no viri or nasties
I have been trying to track this down to some activity I do but I just can't correlate it with anything. I have no problem in IE, only WinExplorer
Any clues or suggestion
Regards, Freddy
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Windows won't startToday I bought a new power source, processor and motherboard. I go the guys at the store put the processor onto the motherboard for me so this shouldn't be the problem and the powersource is working right now with the old stuff so.... The problem will most likely be the motherboard.
When I start up my computer the screen stays blank (the green power button on the monitor blinks green). My HD tries to read info (i think) every min or so. If I have a cd in the cd rom every 30 seconds about I get 2 beeps, a pause and then 5 beeps. That's it.
Intel's site suggested it is a RAM problem. The guys at the store said the one stick or RAM I brought with me as a confirmation should do just fine with all the new stuff. I have 3 sticks or completely different RAM and I tried all 3 individually and in pairs and got the same results.
Someone has said to "Perform an In-Place Upgrade of Windows XP" but how would I do this or how would it work if nothing will load at all? Here's the info for the new stuff I bought ... I'm running on XP Hom
Motherboard: D865PERLX ATX P4 800/533MHZ FSB - Inte
Processor: P4 mPGA478 2.40C GHZ 512KB 800MHZ FSB - Inte
Power Supply: 300W ATX PS
Hopefully I can get some feedback by tomorrow so I can get this all fixed up. Thanks in advance.
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