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- Windows XP Hardware >> Camera and Scanner Wizard Not There (Reposting -- PLEASE PROVIDE HELP!)Subject: Camera and scanner wizard not there?
From: "SteviG" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
Sent: 12/22/2003 5:46:15 AM
I have the same problem. My HP6200 and Canon G2 have
worked fine under XP until recently when I installed a new
TV Tuner Card (Ledtek) which is in a PCI slot not related
at all (I think) to this USB problem. I have checked with
the XP help pages (there was a problem with USB that was
supposed to have been fixed in Service Pack 1 back in
September of last year). I followed all the steps
recommended about deleting the devices and latest XP
compatible software for the HP and Canon. But what I
really don't understand is why in the Scanner Camera
window of the Control panel, the "add hardware" line on
the left side doesn't respond to any clicks. What is the
show stopper here? SteviG
>-----Original Message-----
>How come I don't have the camera and scanner wizard?
>It's weird because on my work computer there's a button
>for it, but on mine - it's not there..
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>What do i do?
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>thanks.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Computer keeps rebootingSome please help us, we are desparate! Our computer
reboots everytime someone in the bathroom flushes the
toilet. We now save and close everything before using the
facilities each time! PLease help! What could be causing
this?!?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Repair of perfmon.msc performance monitorApparently a number of people have had problems with perfmon not
displaying system performance data. It seems to be due to some .dat
files being missing or corrupted.
After much searching and experimenting, I have found a fix.
Run a search for perf*.dat in the C:\I386 folder
Copy all perf*.dat files to the C:\Windows\system32 folder
Start Pefmon.msc. It will begin to display data immediately without a
reboot.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> USB Mass Storage Device - Drive Letter-Yes, Access-NoRunning XP2002 SP2
USB Mass Storage Devices are allocated a drive letter OK
But, when try to access the device I get:
'This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions on your computer......'
Investigation shows this may be due to a GPO setting.
If due to a GPO where is it and how can it be changed?
If something else what could it be?
Thank you
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- Windows XP Setup >> How do I install WIN XP Home on pc with WIN XP not genuineI found out that my windows XP Pro is not genuine. The place where I purchase
my computer is gone, but in order to have a legitimate copy, I purchased WIN
XP Home. Now I am stuck on what to do. I have two hard drives, 40GB (my main
one) and and old one of only 12GB. Can I move some things to the
older/smaller harddrive? Also do I uninstall WIN XP Pro? I can do some
things on the computer, but other things I am lost. If I uninstall my current
version is it 'formatting the disk'. If I do this, will it remove everything
from the old hard drive? If not, then when I install the new winxp home will
the old hard drive still use the old non genuine edition? I want it all to be
legitimate and as soon as I found out it wasn't I purchased a new CD. The
retailer wants $80 to install the program and I just do not have that. I am
on a pension and could hardly afford the new CD. But it is important to me to
use genuine Microsoft proudcts. Please help if you can and with fairly simple
terms.
I am able to go into the registry, but only with good instructions. I have
no idea what happens in the Bios or when you click F8 when you turn the
computer on, so if that has to be done, please let me know and give
instructions. I have looked in the FAQ about this and it does tell a little
about installing WINXP but not for my problem.
Thank you so much for any help you can give me.
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- Windows XP >> Bad shortcut iconsThe shortcut icons for my MSOffice suite (word, excel,
ppoint, access) as well as adobe acrobat display as
generic icons instead of the specific ones (the blue "W"
for word, the green "X" for excel, etc.) Also, the
documents themselves (like .doc or .xls files) have
generic icons too. The "change icon" button is greyed out
in properties.
I've tried deleting the IconCache.db file and restarting,
and changing the screen resolution and color quality in
display settings. Neither has changed anything.
Please advise.
Owen
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- Windows XP >> QuestionWe have internet caffe center, we want to buy windows xp
professional for 25 computers. What should we use (buy) ?
Please send me more info on my e-mail. Thanks.
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- Windows XP >> Unable to remove OutlookExprs and WinMsngrI am using Windows XP Professional.
I am unable to remove Outlook Express and Windows Messenger.
I don't have the CheckBox for the above applications
in Control Panel->Add or Remove Programs->Add/Remove Windows Components
What should I do to remove them?
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- Windows XP >> Interpretation of System log error messagesI am running XP Pro on a Compaq laptop with an external "burner." Recently I
had 'crashes' from which Ws recovered. I was given the following references
in the System Log:
Event- 1003; Category- [102]; Source- System Error // Event- 7009; Source-
Service Control Manager // Event- 10005; Source- DCOM // Event - 10010;
Source- DCOM // Event- 11; Source- cdrom // Event- 7; Source- cdrom.
I would appreciate an interpretation of these references or directions to a
MS site for same. Thanks.
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- Windows XP >> Welcome ScreenFollowing a tip in one of the posts here, I ran "CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2" so
that the Welcome Screen in my Windows XP Pro would not flash after the
boot-up. (The Windows XP Pro was the OS a technician placed in my computer
in place of my former ME which became unbootable. I don't have the CD, and
apparently he uses the XP Pro to put on different puters.) Anyway, I found
that the "use password for log on" was checked but that no password was
used. The aforesaid tip said to uncheck the need for the password. So I
added a password but unchecked the password box. Now when I boot up I get
two additional messages that I did not get before. One said that I was
unable to log on and to be sure that I used the proper case in my password
(I never was prompted to use a password.) I checked OK, the box disappeared
and the underlying box asked me to state who was logging on, the
administrator or me. I checked me, and then I got my usual welcome screen.
This is no big deal, but I'd like to at least get back to where I was
before.
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Windows XP Setup >> Help required please
When I start up my Lap top i get the message. apihm.exe message. any ideas
how I can remove this?
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- Windows XP Support >> restore without windows cd?I have lost my windows cd for the winbox at my house. The computer was
custom built so it does not have a restore partition. Is there any way
to restore it without any cd? By the way, I don't mean using the
windows restore thing, i want to completely reinstall windows on a
blank system.
Thanks.
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- Windows XP Security >> NT Domain/Printer ProblemsI'm currently in the process of installing a few XP Pro workstations on an
NT domain. These PCs must run some DOS software. Printers are all HP
Laserjets with JetDirect cards.
I use a login script to execute a NET USE for each printer:
NET USE LPT1: \\NTSERVER\ReceptionPrinter /PERSISTENT:YES
1. All of the printers (3 in all) are set up with identical security
settings on the NT Domain. Yet, one of the three NET USE commands
consistently fails (requesting a username/pw) when the user is not an
administrator.
2. Have been trying to use the rundll32 commands to install the printers for
"ALL" users (per machine installation), but this doesn't seem to work as it
did with W2K. Could be related to problem (1) though.
3. The printer involved is an HP 4050 which has no XP driver on the NT
Server. Is there a way to put it on the server so printer installation is
simpler? It seems like installation of the XP driver is a major pain that
could be easily avoided if I could install it on the NT Server, but I find
no way to do this with an XP driver.
Any suggestions, remarks on any of these items will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
D Ray
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- Windows XP >> running in Dos - virus removalI have in the past run in DOS mode to do a virus scan by
typing in "scan/adl/clean/all". I have used this twice
to remove viruses. At one point I again tried to run
this scan but received the following error "CLEAN.DAT
not found." I did contact someone who helped me retype
by putting spaces in between each "/" and it did run fine.
Now once again it will not run - not even with the
spaces. would someone PLEASE point me in the right
direction. I would be eternally grateful!!!!!
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- Windows XP Setup >> Error Message on Startup Winkb6On startup the follwoing message appears in a popup window:
Winkb6
File access denied - c:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\WBCONF.DAT
It comes up in a new window every 4 seconds or so and does not stop although
I can use the computer if I just ignore the error popups.
Can anyone help pleas?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> accessing removed harddriveI am about to remove my main HD with XP on it and replace it with 2 W.D. HD's
with RAID striped array on a Gigabyte GA-7VAXP MB.
My question is "with security on XP, after i remove my old harddrive will I
be able to access the files on the drive if I place it on a secondary ide
slot?"
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- Windows XP Hardware >> optimal cluster size?good morning - i am running an xp home machine, with a 40 Gb boot drive, and
a 200Gb data drive. The data drive is partitioned with 512 byte clusters;
the boot drive with 4 Kb clusters. Would it be advisable to resize the boot
drive with 512 byte clusters? I am a photographer running, primarily,
PhotoShop CS, Illustrator CS, Flash MX and Dreamweaver MX. PhotoShop uses
the data drive as a scratch disk, often with files approaching 200 Mb, hence
the question about both compatibility and speed with regard to the disparity
of cluster sizes.
Any and all answers appreciated.
alan staats
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photo:staats
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- Windows XP Setup >> Deleting Multiple UsersNot sure I'm in the right place, but here goes.
On a clean reinstall, WInXP decided I should have 3 users; All Users, David
(me), and Owner. I am the sole user of this comp. Any way I can at least
get rid of "Owner" (Understand I'm stuck with All Users)
Thank you in advance
Dave - aka David :-)
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- Windows XP Setup >> win xp install errorI am trying to install win xp and it loads restarts and
says "setupdd.sys could not be loaded the error code is
7" and it will not allow me to continue, just reboots?
Any ideas?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Support >> errors on pageon the bottom left i get "done with errors on page". several web sites i
also have problems with, it keeps asking for password over and over. on my
yahoo mail, it causes even more problems, most of the time i cant compose
mail or reply to mail due to errors on page. no one on the sites knows what
is the cause, they thought it was my java, but when i checked it, it passed
all the tests. now i dont know what to do. any ideas.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> XP backup restore question...please help!I backed up my partitioned hard drive....E & F that contain programs and data
using the backup wizard. It put them all in one file that was saved on my
external hard drive. Now, after reloading windows, repartioning the hard
drive and adding sp 2 again, when trying to restore, an error message says
that there is unrecognizable media in the file. Talking to a friend that
knows more than myself, he said that maybe because of the program files in
there too, it won't restore. I didn't even think of that.
So, my question is, is there anyway of going into the backup file and just
restoring everything on the F drive, the data? What options do I have?
Thanks for the help!
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Explorer crash on My PicturesI recently did a reformat and reinstallation of WinXP,
and have had the recurring problem of the My Pictures
folder crash Explorer whenever I open it. I've heard that
there is a hotfix for it, issued sometime this month, but
haven't been able to find it. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
alicht
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- Windows XP Update >> system 32 not a valid windows imageI downloaded an upgrade to Norton Internet Security and when I restarted the
computer I get many "bad image" message
"The application or DLL c:\sindow\system 32\logcho.dll is anot a valid
windows image. Please check this against your installation disk."
Should I go back to my disks that came with the computer 2 years ago?
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- Windows XP Support >> AutoplayI used to get a pop up box on my computer when I put in a CD of any type. A
box would open and ask what I wanted to do. It gave several choices. ... burn
a CD, watch a CD, do nothing, etc. Now when I put in a cd of any type
nothing happens. How do I get my choice box back? I have gone to start, my
computer, right click on E drive, select properties, select autoplay,
selected prompt me each time for each content type. Still does not do
anything.
Anyone have other things I can try?
Thanks in advance!
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- Windows XP Setup >> unread email messages on logon screenI've recently upgraded to Windows XP. Now, it seems to
indicate that I have unread email messages. I currently
have 2 email accounts (AOL and cable). There are also
other users defined on the computer.
Where does Windows XP look for that information and how
can it be pointed to the correct email source?
Thanks,
Donna
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Windows cannot find ssttr.exeHello:
Just now, I fixed my brother in law's computer. He had downloaded a virus
about a month back and he was not able to get on certain web sites. Long
story short, I fixed that issue and and my nephews are very happy!
He does not seem to have any other problems except for one interesting item.
Every time the machine is rebooted and we login, we get the message "Windows
cannot find the file ssttr.exe in C:\WINDOWS\System32\ssttr.exe."
I deleted this file, as a web site stated that this is a "bad" file. But,
this message still comes up upon reboot.
It is not a huge problem and most worries seem to be gone. But, it would be
nice to get rid of this error.
I have run AdAware, Spybot, and even the new Windows Defender program that
Microsoft has. No success.
Any ideas?
childofthe1980s
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