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- Windows XP >> a blue screen when boot upHey guys
Everytime i turn my computer on it tell me if i want to go
to safe mode or go to last good boot, and a couple of
other opition but which ever i choose it goes directly to
the blue screen whicg shows this
TOP: C0000221 UNKNOWN HARD ERROR
\systemroot\system32\ntdll.dll
I'm scared what should i do.
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- Windows XP >> Home pageI cannot change home page on my IE6. I go "tools"
"internet options" change home page is not highlighted
so therefore no change. How do I get this changed?
Thanks,
Bill Johnson
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- Windows XP >> Start Menu EntriesHi
I have XP Pro with one user account with full administrative priviledges. I
always used the same account.
Some of the listed Start Menu>All Programs are in C:\Documents and
Settings\My\Start Menu and some in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start
Menu.
All are featured in My Start Menu>All Programs, but In order to organise
them I have to have open both folders and drag them across. Curious. Why is
this? Why are they not all in C:\Documents and Settings\My\Start Menu?
Regards Wombat
Eats, roots and leaves.
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- Windows XP Security >> Error message when trying to encrypt filesI have a XP Pro SP2 Client on a windows 2000 SP4 domain. I installed
Certification Authority on the server and added a few users as Recovery
Agents. When i try to encrypt a file on my XP client i get this error;
An error occured applying attributes to the file:
Path\File
Recovery policy configured for this system contains invalid recovery
certificate.
Any Suggestions on how i go about to resolve this.
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- Windows XP Setup >> windows 98 to xpi'm all of a sudden getting so many errors on windows98 that i can't find to replace that i'm considering upgrading to xp. is this a bad idea? will it cure my missing files problem? can i install xp right over my windows98 or must i uninstall it first? and if i do that i'm not sure i know how to install xp. all of my computers came with windows already installed. need some advice!
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- Windows XP >> How do I give "user" permissions?I have a user that belongs only to the "user" group on WinXP Pro SP2.
When I log into that account, I cannot start any services and get an
error that I'm not allowed to change network configurations. How do I
grant this one user permissions to start services and make adjustments
to his network connection?
Thanks,
Brett
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- Windows XP >> Xcopy stops with error "Insufficent Memory" across networkScenario:
- Windows XP Professional with latest windowsupdate
- Copying files from laptop over a wireless network.
- Using cmd.exe with xcopy /s /D Z:\*.*
- where z: is a share on another computer
The xcopy command works partially but errors out
somewhere in middle of copying files with "Insufficient
Memory".
Cannot find resolutiion on KB.
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- Windows XP Security >> Share Program FilesIt is absolutley ESSENTIAL that I find a way to set the
Program Files folder to be shared over my LAN. Ive tried
getting around it but to no avail! IT MUST BE SHARED!
Please help me.
Rich
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- Windows XP Update >> Can't updating Sp2: error 80246008 & BITS no startHi,
I've read the many suggestions on this forum.
SP2 won't install and the history gives error 80246008.
Double clicking on BITS and trying manual or automatic [with local setting]
gives me the error code of 126.
In the summer of 2004 automatic updates stopped being accepted. Also, the
HELP feature on this computer stopped functioning around the same time.
I've got spybot S& D and am "clean".
I've hooked up to Housecall by TrendSource and am OK.
I've removed Norton last year cuz we couldn't get it to function correctly.
I tried McAffee in Jan. 2005, but couldn't get the virus portion to funtion.
It has since been removed.
I have no 3rd party conflicting programs, that I'm aware of.
I do have PC Acme [a key logger] but it isn't listed as a problem.
In this forum on 3/25/05, Patty M told Lillywhite delete the 2 files in:
C:\Documents and
Settings\AllUsers\ApplicationData\Microsoft\Network\Downloader.
What are these files on the computer for in the first place?
What will happen if I remove them and need them?
Can I reinstall them, if so where are they after I remove them.
I'm a computer novice, but can follow directions.
THanks, Mrs. H.
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- Windows XP Setup >> WINDOWS XP UPDATES-Installing Same updates over again.I have downloaded and installed Windows XP Service Pack 1
from the update website, plus other updates for Windows XP
Pro. Even though the history says the updates have been
installed successfully, when I revisit the update site I
get the same updates appearing again down load install
again reboot go back to the update the same files need to
be downloaded again...When I check the Windows Version it
says Windows XP Service Pack 1. The next day I checked
again after setting up the Auto update, check the version
again and the service pack 1 is gone. Go back to do the
updates again..same thing happens. Just going around in
circles
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- Windows XP >> NTLDR missingNew drive 160Gb Maxtor, Win XP Pro, clean installed. 2
weeks later after rebooting computer I get "NTLDR missing
press "ctr-alt-del"
Anybody had that? Reformating HD not an option.
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- Windows XP Support >> Offer remote assistanceWhen I try to offer remote assistance without invitation, I have the
following error:
"There is a problem with the invitation and it cannot be opened.
To use Remote Assistance, the sender of this invitation will have to send
you a new invitation."
I configure the novice PC with the necessaty configuration in order to offer
assistance without invitation (also the firewall is well configured, but the
problem occur also when the firewall is off).
I read a lot of doc regarding the configuration, but nothing help.
Any ideas ?
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- Windows XP Network >> Home Network - can't access using share nameWe have 5 PCs connected to our home network - 4 wireless, 1 desktop.
Printer/music/media is shared from the desktop to the network.
Desktop's name is \\MAIN
All but one of the wireless PCs can access the desktop using \\MAIN but one
laptop cannot - I have to use the IP address \\192.168.xx.xxx, for example.
Problem is that if I restart the desktop it will get a new IP address from
my router, which will then require me to re-map to a new IP address from the
laptop. All of the other PCs can access \\MAIN using the "friendly" name
regardless of the IP address. Why? Can I fix this? Thanks.
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Chaim
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 Posted: Tue Nov 04 01:21:36 CST 2003 |
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Windows XP >> Applications transfer
I need to transfer some applications (program folders, registry values,
related dll's, etc.) from a XP Pro notebook to a new notebook (also XP Pro).
Is there a way or a program to do it?
Thanks.
Giovanni
Windows XP265
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Plato
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| Posted: Tue Nov 04 01:21:36 CST 2003 |
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Windows XP >> Applications transfer
GRL wrote:
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> I need to transfer some applications (program folders, registry values,
> related dll's, etc.) from a XP Pro notebook to a new notebook (also XP Pro).
> Is there a way or a program to do it?
Just use your CDs to install the applications on the new notebook. You
do have the CDs right?
--
http://www.bootdisk.com/
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GRL
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| Posted: Tue Nov 04 15:06:17 CST 2003 |
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Windows XP >> Applications transfer
Yes, I do have, but I don't want to transfer XP programs. I need to change
my notebook : because I have a lot of programs on the old notebook, it will
be very long to re-install all the programs. This is just the reason I'm
looking for an utility or a way to do it more easily.
Giovanni
"Plato" <|@|.|> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:3fa752d0$0$95875$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> GRL wrote:
> >
> > I need to transfer some applications (program folders, registry values,
> > related dll's, etc.) from a XP Pro notebook to a new notebook (also XP
Pro).
> > Is there a way or a program to do it?
>
> Just use your CDs to install the applications on the new notebook. You
> do have the CDs right?
>
>
> --
> http://www.bootdisk.com/
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Yves
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| Posted: Tue Nov 04 15:16:45 CST 2003 |
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Windows XP >> Applications transfer
There has never been a method of transferring Windows aplications from one
Windows PC to another. Windows application installer install files in the
registry, Windows folder and System32 folders. One way of by-passing this
is to have a Windows installer monitoring program installed before you
install the application, such as Norton CleanSweep. This will take a
"snapshot" of all the Windows system changes, as well as the files that were
installed. It must be installed before installing any appplication.
If you do not have CleanSweep, one other possibility was to "ghost" the old
hard drive to the new hard drive and then do a XP repair install. However,
this is a laptop which came with XP pre-installed and comes with a Recovery
CD (??) only.
You are out of luck.
Y.
"GRL" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:dxUpb.414052$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Yes, I do have, but I don't want to transfer XP programs. I need to
change
> my notebook : because I have a lot of programs on the old notebook, it
will
> be very long to re-install all the programs. This is just the reason I'm
> looking for an utility or a way to do it more easily.
> Giovanni
>
> "Plato" <|@|.|> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:3fa752d0$0$95875$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > GRL wrote:
> > >
> > > I need to transfer some applications (program folders, registry
values,
> > > related dll's, etc.) from a XP Pro notebook to a new notebook (also XP
> Pro).
> > > Is there a way or a program to do it?
> >
> > Just use your CDs to install the applications on the new notebook. You
> > do have the CDs right?
> >
> >
> > --
> > http://www.bootdisk.com/
>
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Stephen
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| Posted: Tue Nov 04 16:30:27 CST 2003 |
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Windows XP >> Applications transfer
Try this:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005NTG8/ref=ase_thebeelineexpres/104-1060784-5813516?v=glance&s=software
"GRL" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:dxUpb.414052$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Yes, I do have, but I don't want to transfer XP programs. I need to
change
> my notebook : because I have a lot of programs on the old notebook, it
will
> be very long to re-install all the programs. This is just the reason I'm
> looking for an utility or a way to do it more easily.
> Giovanni
>
> "Plato" <|@|.|> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:3fa752d0$0$95875$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > GRL wrote:
> > >
> > > I need to transfer some applications (program folders, registry
values,
> > > related dll's, etc.) from a XP Pro notebook to a new notebook (also XP
> Pro).
> > > Is there a way or a program to do it?
> >
> > Just use your CDs to install the applications on the new notebook. You
> > do have the CDs right?
> >
> >
> > --
> > http://www.bootdisk.com/
>
>
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Bee
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| Posted: Wed Nov 05 18:26:27 CST 2003 |
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Windows XP >> Applications transfer
"GRL" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:dxUpb.414052$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Yes, I do have, but I don't want to transfer XP programs. I need to
change
> my notebook : because I have a lot of programs on the old notebook, it
will
> be very long to re-install all the programs. This is just the reason I'm
> looking for an utility or a way to do it more easily.
> Giovanni
>
> "Plato" <|@|.|> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:3fa752d0$0$95875$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> >
> > GRL wrote:
> > > I need to transfer some applications (program folders.. .)
> > > from a XP Pro notebook to a new notebook (also XP Pro).
> > > Is there a way or a program to do it?
> >
> > Just use your CDs to install the applications on the new notebook. You
> > do have the CDs right?
This contributions-supported-ware may be all you are looking for:
DrvClonerXP (by Nick MacCamy)
http://www.softpedia.com/public/cat/13/2/13-2-43.shtml or
http://www.sofotex.com/DrvClonerXP-download_L7530.html
Runs on .NET Framework (from Windows Update site)
I use the sister programme for computers with single hard drives,
DrvImageXP.
Note: I have some difficulty in getting through with these two links just
now. Maybe just too heavy traffic. Don't want to wait any longer and post
this now, but if you get the same, look it up in Google for alternative
sites.
--
Bee.
(I have found my Shangri-La, at the moment, in ntlworld.)
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- Windows XP Network >> Trouble with router free wirelessHi, I have had trouble getting my wireless network to function properly, i
used a link on this site to get it going, and can view files on both the
desktop and laptop on each other, however I cannot get the internet
connection shared.
Both XP firewalls are off, zone alarm on host is allowing it, and on the
client laptop i even get the shared internet gateway thing come up in network
connections, and both connect recieve and send packets to each other... not
sure where exactly the problem lies, and yes my net connection is selected to
be shared, hope you can shed some light.
Cheers,
Chris
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- customize >> NTFSHI, I am haveing troubles with my 2nd hard drive it was a
NTFS system type but now it is a FAT32 and everytime i
move files on it or somthing it goes to a blue screen and
say's
Dumping memory core
If you have seen this screen 1 or more times than please
run chkdsk /f to see if there is any corrup.
or something like that is there any way i could change it
back because it is very annoying thank in advanced.
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- Windows XP Security >> Welcome Screen (Screen Saver)Hi
My system has just decided to change itself.
When My system use to go into screen saver mode and was
password protected and you wanted to go back into the
system it use to show the welcome type screen, but now it
shows a unlock computer screen saying this computer is in
use and has been locked only the current user or
administrator can unlock this computer.
How can i change it back to welcome type screen, I am an
Administrator on the machine and i am the only one that
has an account
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Front Side BusI have a question reguarding Front Side Bus. I am running a K7N2 Delta-L
motherboard, and I have noticed that the FSB is 400. My processor is a 2500+
and only capable of 333fsb. How would I change the FSB to be 333, I thought I
knew eher to look in BIOS. But guess I was totally wrong. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Modem replacement may have problemsMy SmartLink 56 Modem failed.
I replaced it with an ESS 56H.
Used CD drivers supplied then updated them from Windows
Updted web site.
Worked fine.
I thought.
I cannot use <Modem Settings> or <V92> icons in Control
Panel.
They tell me that the Modem is not properly installed.
Question is are they looking at the old SmartLink and
were part of its software bundle or are they part of
Windows XP and it the new modem is not installed properly?
If it is the latter what could have gone wrong?
The modem will give Internet access and fax Okay.
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- Windows XP >> System ToolsI don't know what happened in XP but all of a sudden all the programs listed
under Start>ProgramFiles>Accessories>SystemTools have disappeared - all
except the Character Map function. I have found the files lurking in the
System folder etc. My question is - how can I bring back the shortcuts
listed in System Tools for these :
Backup - %SystemRoot%\system32\ntbackup.exe
Disk Cleanup - %SystemRoot%\System32\cleanmgr.exe
Disk Defragmenter - %SystemRoot%\System32\dfrg.msc
Files & settings Transfer - %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\usmt\migwiz.exe
System Info - "C:\Program Files\Common
Files\MicrosoftShared\MSInfo\msinfo32.exe"
System restore - %SystemRoot%\System32\restore\rstrui.exe
I can't find System Tools when in Explore and I don't know what to do. Any
help would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
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- Windows XP Network >> internet access.When attempting to log on I get:- "Your PC and remote PC cannot agree on PPP
protocols" anything from 1 to 10 times then it logs on . This is after
"checking connection settings" and "connection settings OK" messages have
come up. I have XP Home,and connect via BTOpenworld.
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- Windows XP >> Change startup filesMy new boot drive is F. Many of the startup files refer to the old boot
drive which was C. In msconfig I can see which files need the path changed
but there is no means to edit the command. how can i accomplish this without
reinstalling all my programs? Thanks
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- Windows XP >> Folder CrashWhen i open My Music Folder i get an error message
0xc0000005 the sys then resets its self, please help.
Peter
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- Windows XP Hardware >> dvd drivehelp i had a disc stuck in my drive i followed some
advice posted previously and stuck a pin in the hole
located on the front sure enough it opened slightly now
the problem is the drive doesnt open and close properly
any advice
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- Windows XP Hardware >> USB power during standbyI have an external fan powered by my USB. When I place the computer on
standby, I would like for the power to the USB to shut off until the computer
is removed from standby. Currently, the fan remains running unless I turn it
off manually. Any suggestions?
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- Windows XP Support >> Unable to Install UpdatesI have two Windows updates that I was able to download but cannot install ..
I keep trying but get the message that they were not installed .. also, I
cannot even get the little "update icon" out of my system tray .. probably
because the updates are stuck somewhere and are not installed .. help!
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Frank
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