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- Windows XP >> Win XP Home machine in a SBS 2003 officeI have a single computer running Windows XP Home in an office of XP
Pro boxes hooked to a SBS 2003 server. The only purpose for this
computer was to gather GPS data from company trucks using RF. I get
the data remotely using a script in a remote control program that
connects in the middle of the night.
The problems started when the boss asked me to also get billing data,
and that data sits on the server. No problem connecting to the server.
No problem mapping a drive letter to the folder where the billing data
sits. No problems transferring the data manually.
But after a period of inactivity, say for a few hours, the XP Home
machine seems to log out and lose it's drive mapping. Then the script
that transfers the files fails.
I've set it to not go into standby. No screen saver is set. The "power
scheme" is set to always on. But since I need to lock the workstation
so no one accesses it I do it with the following shortcut...
%windir%\System32\rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation
Any ideas on how I could force this machine to retain it's drive
mapping?
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Jordon
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- Windows XP >> Font size, Grammer check, ScannerThe default font size is set at 10 and I would like to
change the default size to 12. How do I do that?
My spell check is working fine but my grammer check is not
working at all. How can I fix that?
When I download my Visioneer scanner, my printer stops
working. Then I have to uninstall the scanner and
reinstall the printer. I think the scanner and printer are
trying to share the same location. How do I name a
separate folder/location for the scanner only?
There's a special place in heaven for anyone who can help me.
Carl
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Can't find these error codes11Hi there...I thought I'd try you guys as I can't find
these error codes anywhere.
This system is a brand new Toshiba Tecra M2 running
Windows XP Pro.
Error code 00000044, parameter1 81e3be70, parameter2
00000d60, parameter3 00000000, parameter4 00000000.
Error code 0000000a, parameter1 00000024, parameter2
00000002, parameter3 00000001, parameter4 804ec2db.
Anyone ever heard of these? I can't find answers
anywhere.
Thanks,
kc
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- Windows XP >> wait while windows configures scanI have operating system xp sp2 home edition. emachine. I had been having
trouble with webcam and to uninstall went through the "config" following
instructions to ininstall and then again following the instructions to return
the computer back to the original start up...Since then, when the computer
starts it comes up with a Windows Installation Window, then a wind that says
"Scan with a CD icon" next it says "Please wait while Windows configures
Scan" I am then asked to put in CD-Rom but it doesn't say which cd.....I
have gone to do another clean boot.....I have put the restore discs in (there
are 2) but they only go a certain distance and nothing happens.....Where have
I gone wrong. I did phone Microsoft but they wanted $80 to give me advice
and unfortunately I don't have that money at the moment so am relying on help
from this page. Thank you in advance
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> old .NET service packs and virus scanner options.Hello,
Recently I have been trying to make some tweaks to my computer to better run
some of Valve's latest games, TF2 etc. Which brings me to these questions:
While removing unused applications and outdated items to make room for the
Source SDK tools and other thirdparty tools I noticed that there are lots of
old .NET framework files. Everything from Microsoft .NET Framwork 1.1 to 2.0.
I already have the Framework for 3.0 and 3.5, can I uninstall these old
frameworks? (I dont actually use them anymore or any Visual studio
applications using .NET2.0 and back)
There is also a suspicious item in add/remove called PrismPatch.exe - does
anyone have an idea what it is?
And for my last question, does anyone have any recommended free antivirus
scanners besides AvG? (AvG, Norton, and NOD32, and that other one that starts
with a K are known to cause problems with the Source engine)
Thank you.
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- Windows XP Security >> The page cannot be displayed messageSince connecting the Linksys Wireless G Broadband Router
to my home computer, I've been unable to access my web-
based email or run windows update. I keep getting "The
page cannot be displayed" message. I've contacted my ISP
and Linksys and neither was able to pinpoint or solve the
problem. Even after disconnecting the router, I am still
no longer able to access these particular pages. My ISP
even took remote control of my computer and still could
not figure out what was causing the problem. I'm running
Windows XP Professional. If anyone has encountered this
problem before and gotten it resolved, I would appreciate
your sharing this information with me. I'm very
frustrated and welcome any help I can get.
Thanks
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- Windows XP Security >> New UsersHi All
Can anyone help me.
I have a LAN running of a 2003 server. and the problem
that i having is that users on the network keep trying to
use other peoples PC's without me having set them up on
it first can anyone tell me if there is a policy item
that would stop them doing this and that i could add to a
group policy on the server.
Thanks
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> What's MSWMM and WMVI'm using WinMovieMaker, wondered if someone could help with the following
newbie questions...
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( )T ( )F. When creating a movie in WinMoveMaker, it always creates two
files, like...
-JanesBirthday.MSWMM (a project file with lots of photo/mpeg/etc. LINKS),
and
-JanesBirthday.AllisVideoHello.WMV (a flat file, ready to play, even if the
links, pictures, mpgs, etc. used to create it are subsequently deleted)
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( )T ( )F. If you create a project file like BillsParty.MSWMM and link
things like jpgs, mpgs, and other files to it....then move these source jpgs
and files to new locations, or rename them... well, your movie falls
apart...you'd have to one by one "re-connect" the source files inside of
BillsPart.MSWMM
(Is there any way around this, or any way to make this easier?)
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Thanks,
George
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- Windows XP Network >> how to find ip addresshello everyone, can any body help ,im trying to on the internet but some
times it takes a long time or it wont load up at all, can any body tell me
how to find my ip address so i dont have to ring one of their very exspensive
support lines thanks
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- Windows XP Setup >> laptop power switchover: common feature?Since my company selected my laptop for me (with
MSWin XP Pro SP2), I do not know which features
are common among all laptops and which features I
need to ask about when I purchase my own laptop.
I am particularly interested in the laptop power
switchover. With my current laptop, I can switch
between AC and battery simply by plugging in and
unplugging the AC connector at any time. The power
switchover does not affect any running applications,
networking (esp. wireless), or Windows.
(By default, the screen brightness is reduced when
I run on battery. But I can override that.)
Is that feature common to all laptops (running MSWin
XP SP2 or later)? Or with some laptops, do I need
to do one or more of the following: (a) exit
applications first; (b) log out first; (c) restart
Windows; and/or (d) power off and on the computer?
Does it differ depending on whether I have XP Home
or XP Pro?
If it is not a standard feature for everything and
I need to ask about it, what do I call that feature?
I would call it "seamless power source switchover".
But that's just me.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> DIMM questionI want to add a 1 GB DDR (PC2100) DIMM to my emachines C2685. There is one 512 MB DIMM
in it now. The specs say that max ram is 2 GB. So looking at the 1 GB DIMMs on NewEgg I
see there are "ECC registered" and "unbuffered". How do I know which to get? TIA
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Bigtime help with virus controlI need some help getting my Laptop back.
I had some crap in msconfig startup such as:
kybrdff_18
dfndrff_E2
kpmnleuA
cselect
glossary
I deleted them out of the registry, but it did not help any.
Any time I try to install anything to clean it up it shuts it down. I even
triued Windows Defender and it shut it down. I tried safemode but could do
nothing.
I can run Adaware & spybot but they say everything is okay. I try to run AVG
anf it tries to open but closes right away.
Some services disable each time I reboot so I cannot run Windows Update
either.
Automatic Updates
ClipBook {wont start either]
Messenger
Network DDE
Network DDE DSDM [This has to be started before the other DDE will start]
Security Center
Windows Firewall/ICS [Cannot open the properties to change it to manual or
automatic]
Any ideas will be gratefully appreciated
Bruce
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- Windows XP Update >> Windows Update FailsHi, I'm running Windows XP SP1. When I try to run windows update I get the
error message "Updates were unable to be successfully installed". Below that
it says "The following updates were not installed: Microsoft Windows
Installer 3.1". The error code is 0x80070003. I've tried the fix here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;836949, but it didn't
work. Any other ideas? How do I update my computer? Thanks.
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Robert
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 Posted: Wed Nov 09 13:16:18 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error Code:
0x80200010
Windows XP850
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danno2
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| Posted: Wed Nov 09 13:16:18 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
"nojobbillybob" wrote:
> Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
> Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
> NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
> Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
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> When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error Code:
> 0x80200010
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danno2
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| Posted: Wed Nov 09 13:17:16 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone replys
soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
"nojobbillybob" wrote:
> Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
> Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
> NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
> Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
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>
> When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error Code:
> 0x80200010
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nojobbillybob
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| Posted: Wed Nov 09 18:37:18 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
I hope so too. I hope
"danno2" wrote:
> Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone replys
> soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
>
> "nojobbillybob" wrote:
>
> > Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
> > Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
> > NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
> > Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
> >
> >
> > When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error Code:
> > 0x80200010
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Lawrence
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| Posted: Thu Nov 10 06:26:10 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
I would suggest trying to install these updates ONE-at-a-time.
You could be having issues installing the .NET Framework v2.0 (that update
ought to be coded as an exclusive update, anyway), because of a pre-existing
.NET Framework v2.0 beta edition.
You could be having issues installing KB891122 if you don't have an
WMDRM-enabled Media Player installed.
You could be having issues installing the MSRT.
You could be experiencing more than one issue, which will require several
different steps to resolve.
If you discover the MSRT is not installing, then follow up with Matt
Braverman, per his request posted earlier this morning:
Can you please send me a mail at EMail@HideDomain.com ? I'd like to
follow-up with you to investigate this issue ASAP.
Thanks,
Matt Braverman
Security Technology Unit
Microsoft Corporation
"nojobbillybob" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
>I hope so too. I hope
>
> "danno2" wrote:
>
>> Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone
>> replys
>> soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
>>
>> "nojobbillybob" wrote:
>>
>> > Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
>> > Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
>> > NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
>> > Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
>> >
>> >
>> > When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error
>> > Code:
>> > 0x80200010
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Nat
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| Posted: Sat Nov 26 14:37:06 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
I'm trying to install just one update, KB896424 (Se urity Update). Automatic
Updates gives "Updates were unable to be successfully installed." Windows
Update
update history status window says
"Installation Failure
Error Code: 0x80070005"
Hope you can help resolve this. I have XP Pro and I can use the registry
editor but I am not high-powered NT administrator type.
Thanks,
Nat Kuhn
"Lawrence Garvin [MVP]" wrote:
> I would suggest trying to install these updates ONE-at-a-time.
>
> You could be having issues installing the .NET Framework v2.0 (that update
> ought to be coded as an exclusive update, anyway), because of a pre-existing
> ..NET Framework v2.0 beta edition.
>
> You could be having issues installing KB891122 if you don't have an
> WMDRM-enabled Media Player installed.
>
> You could be having issues installing the MSRT.
>
> You could be experiencing more than one issue, which will require several
> different steps to resolve.
>
> If you discover the MSRT is not installing, then follow up with Matt
> Braverman, per his request posted earlier this morning:
>
>
> Can you please send me a mail at EMail@HideDomain.com ? I'd like to
> follow-up with you to investigate this issue ASAP.
>
> Thanks,
> Matt Braverman
> Security Technology Unit
> Microsoft Corporation
>
>
> "nojobbillybob" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> >I hope so too. I hope
> >
> > "danno2" wrote:
> >
> >> Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone
> >> replys
> >> soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
> >>
> >> "nojobbillybob" wrote:
> >>
> >> > Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
> >> > Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
> >> > NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
> >> > Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error
> >> > Code:
> >> > 0x80200010
>
>
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Lawrence
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| Posted: Sun Nov 27 08:39:43 CST 2005 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
Are you logged onto your XP Pro system as the /Administrator/?
The 0x80070005 message is an "Access Denied" message and usually indicates
that the account attempting to install an update does not have the necessary
permissions.
"Nat Kuhn" <Nat EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> I'm trying to install just one update, KB896424 (Se urity Update).
> Automatic
> Updates gives "Updates were unable to be successfully installed." Windows
> Update
> update history status window says
>
> "Installation Failure
>
> Error Code: 0x80070005"
>
> Hope you can help resolve this. I have XP Pro and I can use the registry
> editor but I am not high-powered NT administrator type.
>
> Thanks,
> Nat Kuhn
> "Lawrence Garvin [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> I would suggest trying to install these updates ONE-at-a-time.
>>
>> You could be having issues installing the .NET Framework v2.0 (that update
>> ought to be coded as an exclusive update, anyway), because of a
>> pre-existing
>> ..NET Framework v2.0 beta edition.
>>
>> You could be having issues installing KB891122 if you don't have an
>> WMDRM-enabled Media Player installed.
>>
>> You could be having issues installing the MSRT.
>>
>> You could be experiencing more than one issue, which will require several
>> different steps to resolve.
>>
>> If you discover the MSRT is not installing, then follow up with Matt
>> Braverman, per his request posted earlier this morning:
>>
>>
>> Can you please send me a mail at EMail@HideDomain.com ? I'd like to
>> follow-up with you to investigate this issue ASAP.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Matt Braverman
>> Security Technology Unit
>> Microsoft Corporation
>>
>>
>> "nojobbillybob" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
>> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
>> >I hope so too. I hope
>> >
>> > "danno2" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone
>> >> replys
>> >> soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
>> >>
>> >> "nojobbillybob" wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
>> >> > Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
>> >> > NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
>> >> > Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error
>> >> > Code:
>> >> > 0x80200010
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Tziegy
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| Posted: Mon Apr 03 10:31:02 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP Update >> Message: Unable to sucessfully install 4 Updates
Since there are so many failures on differnt configurations may be the
upgrade is flawed....
My god!!!!
Microsoft made a mistake?
Imagine that.
"nojobbillybob" wrote:
> I hope so too. I hope
>
> "danno2" wrote:
>
> > Identical problem here except error code is 0X80070005. Hope someone replys
> > soon - or at least direct us to the error code definitions.
> >
> > "nojobbillybob" wrote:
> >
> > > Security Update Windows XP (KB896424
> > > Malicious Removal Tool Nov 2005 (KB890830)
> > > NetFrame 2.0:x86 (KB8209019)
> > > Update WMDRM-Enabled Media Players (KB891122)
> > >
> > >
> > > When I went to the installed page all 4 updates failed due to: Error Code:
> > > 0x80200010
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Losing internal modemHave a laptop running XP Pro SP1 with built in modem. If I plug in my
SPRINT AirCard into slot it works fine. The problem: After plugging in
aircard, the internal modem no longer will work with or without the aircard
plugged in (even after restarting). I have to remove internal modem from
device manager and rescan (i.e. readd) for it to begin working again.
Actual error when trying to use internal modem:
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Disconnected.
Error 628: The connection was terminated by the remote computer before it
could be completed. For further assistance, click More Info or search Help
and Support Center for the error number.
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Additional info:
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Any thoughts on how to resolve this issue?
Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP >> changed iis server namehey all,
i just changed my xp computer name which i've been developing on, joined a
domain and now my asp.net stuff doesn't work. i get iis error "page cannot be
displayed." is there something i'm missing?
thanks,
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- Windows XP >> FAT to NTFS questionI recently installed Messenger Live and tried to initiate folder sharing.
Messenger indicates that my computer doesn't support folder sharing and I
must convert my FAT disk to NTFS. Are there any risks associated with this
and is it something I should do? Thank you.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Code 42 (duplicate device) w/3 Maxtor DrivesGiven 3 Maxtor 250 Gig drives on a new P4 system.
IDE 0 - Master/Slave and IDE 1 Master (IDE 1 Slave = DVD)
All 3 detect full capacity by Bios and XP Setup.
All 3 can take a clean XP install with new partition and
format.
All motherboard drivers installed and operating.
Maxtor big_drive_enabler (137 Gig barrier) run to update
registry (no effect one-way-or-another).
In Interactive XP, only 2 hard drives can ever be seen.
The third is marked yellow in Device Manager with Code 42
(duplicate device)
Windows Explorer correctly skips the drive letter of the
inactive drive.
The inactive drive can be the Master or Slave on either
IDE channel depending on which drive is booted.
Thanks in advance for help, Biff
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- Windows XP >> Xp problemA friend of mine just got a new x64 system and it would not recognize the
files on his old hard drive, which has XP Pro service pack 2 on it. I
connected the hard drive to my system, which also has XP Pro service pack 2,
and set it up as a slave. The drive was recognized with no problem. I
copied the contents of the drive to a briefcase on my hard drive, and then
attempted to reformat the slave drive so I could put the files back on it,
minus the OS. There was a FAT32 system on the slave drive, which Windows
would not allow me to format or delete. My system froze, so I rebooted it,
and windows would no longer load, instead I got the BSOD. I attempted to do
a repair of Windows, using my installation cd, but was prompted that there
are files missing and that setup would be shutting down, which it did. I
have no idea why this would have happened, and anyone who might be able to
suggest a fix would be my new hero...
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- Windows XP >> Help and Support will not startI am using Windows XP home. When I click on Help and
support from the start menu, only the hourglass come up
briefly and nothing happens. The start and support files
were operational at one time. How can I get it back?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> installGetting error trying to install XPpro on new hard drive.
HD is new WD 120gb 7200rpm, was formatted to NTFS and
used as additional drive. Now I want to use this hd as
boot drive. I get error trying to install using XP cd.
I changed jumper settings, reformatted, changed from
dynamic to basic, currently in NTFS. Does install need
to be in FAT? Any ideas??
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- Windows XP Network >> IPCONFIG resultsTwo of the results given when this utility is run are:
IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . . . : Yes
WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : Yes
Most examples shown all show No as the response. I find no explanation of
these results nor how the setting they appear to report can be changed.
Please respond to the following questions.
1. What is IP Routing and WINS Proxy?
2. What are the steps neccessary to disable these setting?
3. Can either or both of these being enable affect the ability of the
associated computer to be accessed by other computers with these items being
disablede inorder to share filed?
Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP home install hangs near the endOkay, here's the problem I am encountering. I am upgrading to XP home from Win98. I run the setup from the CD and choose to upgrade. It runs fine for the most part up until the end. I run into one issue that doesn't halt the installation but does confuse me. I get a message saying that something hasn't passed XP seal or whatever that is. The weird thing here is that where it seems like it should tell me what device/program the problem is, it is completely blank there and it gives me no information about what the problem is. I have clicked both yes and no for this error and it continues fine. It goes fine until it starts the first part of the finalization, upgrading programs and system info. It barely starts that, and it just hangs there at about 20 minutes to go. I've let it sit there for over 30 minutes just in case that was the problem, but it did nothing. It just sat there at the same point and it didn't give me any sort of error message whatsoever.
I've scoured the support knowledge base and tried many suggestions there and none have worked. I've removed a good deal of software and hardware from my machine and it still hangs at the same point. Any suggestions I'd greatly appreciate.
System details:
KT7A -Raid motherboard from Abit
Athlon 1.2Ghz Thunderbird
384megs ram
64meg Radeon 7200
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- Windows XP Security >> why is Mspmspsv.exe now showing up on one of my computersAll of sudden this file started showing up on my computer
in task manager so I did some checking and it is listed
in services wmdm pmsp service but does not give a reason
for it.
Checking on yahoo it shows it is for windows media player
seven but I do not have seven I have nine. Could it be a
virus of some kind. I nenamed the file and stopped the
service.
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- Windows XP >> smartmedia readersover the last few weeks i have been beating my head against my desk trying to smartmedia reader to work. I have tried carious different make readers and smartmedia cards, all with the same outcome. According to all the manufacturers sites no drivers are neaded for xp. However everytime i try a new media reader the same message comes up"cannot instal hardware. There is a problem installing hardware. Generic usb smc readerusb device. An error occured during the installation of the device. The specified service does not exist as an installed service." What does this mean? If you read the right ups on these devices, they are all 4 or 5 star products i am using. People also boast how easy they are to install and yet i know of atleast 1 more pc local to me that is having the same problem. Please Please can someone help me. Many thanks
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- Windows XP Setup >> My Pictures folder errorFor some reason now my 'My Pictures' folder now thinks itâ??s a music folder.
When ever I go to it in the top left hand corner it always says 'Music Tasks'
it thinks that there are music files when there aren't just pictures. Also
know you can't view it as a slideshow type thing when you right-click & then
view. All you do is; thumbnails, tiles, icons ect... This is very annoying
seen as I liked the slideshow view. Also if you do put in some music files it
will come up saying, play all or selection. I know that it will be something
to do with the settings but I'm not sure which settings and where.
I have been told to;
Right click on folder
Properties
Customize
Select the kind of folder
When I go to properties there is no customize. Under general there is all
the standard settings, like read-only and everything and how many mb are in
the folder. There is also a sharing folder so then you can share the
contents, which I don't quite understand and at the moment I donâ??t need to.
If I go to my music or my video's there is no customize bit either. When I go
to another folder's properties there is, a customize so you can select the
type of folder I would like.
If I go into the My Pictures folder through;
My computer
Documents & Settings
User Name
My Documents
My Pictures
It all seems to work fine and it thinks that itâ??s a picture folder. There
are a lot of shortcuts to My Pictures which is what I mainly use and these
donâ??t work. Here it keeps thinking itâ??s a music folder. If you go onto a My
Documents folder through and shortcut including the desktop it also thinks
here that it is a music folder. What has gone wrong and where in the settings
seen as itâ??s only some of the settings now seen as it can work through My
Computer ectâ?¦
Please help.
Thanks
Alastairg100
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