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- Windows XP Support >> chkdsk defrag and safe modeWorking on a friend's computer - Dell, WinXP Home, SP2 already installed.
Fixed initial problems (CD-RW wouldn't work, strange files in msconfig),
trying to clean up now. Ran stinger - no virus. Told it to run chkdsk /f.
Won't run chkdsk at boot - "Cannot Open Volume For Direct Access". Won't run
Defrag due to "chkdsk scheduled" but won't complete chkdsk either. Won't let
me access Safe Mode - stops at Drivers\agpCPQ.sys. Help! and Thanks!
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- Windows XP >> Fonts have been changed anywhere.Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Version 2002
Service Pack 2
Suddenly all fonts have been changed on Desktop and all windows.
Anywhere.
How can one restore font (or select/set desired font)?
Thanks.
Alex Vinokur
email: alex DOT vinokur AT gmail DOT com
http://mathforum.org/library/view/10978.html
http://sourceforge.net/users/alexvn
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- Windows XP Setup >> Replacing hard drive on my computer - possible to transfer XP?My hard drive is too small so I'm replacing it with a new one. The computer
only fits one hard drive. I've got XP, all my programs, cookies, etc set up
just the way I want them. Is it possible to copy an image of the old hard
drive to another computer over the network and then restore that image to
the new hard drive when it is installed? Thanks!
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- Windows XP >> (XP Installation) File Copy ErrorsVagabond Software wrote:
> "McSpreader" <invalid@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns96ADE5DDA44DMcP@62.253.170.163...
> > Malke <invalid@not-real.com> wrote in
> > news:#5KkuXSnFHA.1088@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl:
> >
> >> RCOC wrote:
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> >>> When I attempt to install XP Pro on a new hard drive, towards
> >>> the finish I get errors "cannot copy ..." various files,
> >>> although I'm trying 2 different
> >>> new XP Pro CD's, and reformatted the drive after unsuccessful
> >>> attempts. The CD drive has never been malfunctioned before.
> >>> Thanks for any help!
> >>
> >> These types of errors are usually because of hardware failures.
> >> The newness of the hardware is irrelevant; in fact, if hardware
> >> is going to fail it usually does so right away.
> >>
> >> The first thing to test is your RAM. I like Memtest86+ from
> >> www.memtest.org. Obviously, you have to get the program from a
> >> working machine. You will either download the precompiled
> >> Windows binary to make a bootable floppy or the .iso to make a
> >> bootable cd. If you want to use the latter, you'll need to have
> >> third-party burning software on the machine where you download
> >> the file - XP's built-in burning capability won't do the job. In
> >> either case, boot with the media you made. The test will run
> >> immediately. Let the test run for an extended period of time -
> >> unless errors are seen immediately. If you get any errors,
> >> replace the RAM.
> >>
> >> If the RAM tests good, then run the drive mftr.'s diagnostic on
> >> your new hard drive. I've had hard drives fail right out of the
> >> box.
> >
> > Although what you say is true in some cases, I cannot agree with
> > your assertion that hardware fault is *usually* the problem.
> >
> > In my experience the majority of the cases where this error has
> > occurred was on systems that do not exhibit any hardware problems.
> > I have checked the MS CD media and found no problems reading an
> > entire installation CD using XP. However, on the same system
> > including CD drive, read errors are reported during installaion of
> > XP and mostly unrecoverable.
> >
> > The problems have been experienced with original MS XP Home SP2 OEM
> > CD media and trying alternative CD media is ineffective.
> >
> > My guess is that the problem is down to a flaky driver or buggy
> > error recovery process in the XP installation environment build.
>
> On the other hand, each time I have encountered these problems, it has been
> a hardware problem... more specifically, memory.
>
> I have seen this problem several times where an installation of an operating
> system craps out with what appear to be read errors on the media at various
> intervals. On every occassion, I have found memory problems with the target
> systems. One such occassion was an installation of Small Business Server
> 2003 on a new system with Corsair (one of the best IMHO) memory.
>
> The relatively new DDR RAM can and does go bad with greater frequency than
> the SDRAM of yesteryear.
>
> Carl
I'm going though a similiar problem while trying to do a clean
installation of XP Pro. I would be at the graphic screen (the one
where they tell you about XP's features while it's busy installing) and
after a while I get the message box "Copy Error: Cannot copy [file]..."
and asks if I want continue set-up. There's a "Browse" button where I
could point to the file on the CD. The CD-Rom seems to work okay
because I'm able to locate and select the file from the CD. But still,
it won't copy and keeps giving me the Copy Error message. So I try
continuing setup but I keep getting Copy Error messages for what it
seems like every dl_ and ex_ file that comes after, until I finally
decide to give up and try installing XP later.
My question is if it's likely that this copy error problem stems from a
problem with the memory. My computer has a 512MB DDR SDRAM. Also
consider that the reason while I'm doing this clean installation is
because while I'm on either Internet Explorer or FireFox almost every
time I get that dreaded "[Application] has encountered a problem..and
must close down" message along with the "Send Error Report" and "Don't
Send" buttons that don't do diddly-squat.
Any help will be appreciated
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- Windows XP Setup >> Windows XP see 130 GB fom a 160 GB HD at Setuphello
I bought a new pc with an 160 gb hard disc. The bios recognised the 160 GB. I started the installation XP pro english and Windows only offer me 131 GB space.
After the installation the "disc management" only have 131 GB.
Could anybody help me to solve the problem ??
ciao sven
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- Windows XP >> no boot, system halts at mup.sys in safe mode, now what?Greetings,
I went through just about every solution on this forum and finally gave up
and reinstalled Windows XP Pro. Now the machine will boot, but all of my
applications will not work because (1) they cannot find the product keys
loaded when they were installed, or (2) cannot find a .ini file which is on
the disk in the correct spot.
All files from the old disk have been transferred to the new disk unless the
file to transfer was in use. I started off with a straight clone of the
drive, but the close would not boot with the same error that I started with.
I would like to avoid reinstalling every application I had on the disk if
possible. Is there a way to find/copy/update the registry entries and
anything else I need?
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- Windows XP >> svchost.exeI keep getting alerts from Norton Security that svchost.exe is trying to
access the internet. What is an svchost.exe?
Thanks.
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- Windows XP >> XP Pro Install Problem w/Keyboard and MouseI am trying to complete a clean install of XP Pro to a new
hard drive but the keyboard and mouse keep failing during
the process. I can format the drive and load some XP
files but once it reboots to load device information the
keyboard and mouse go dead. I have tried repeatedly with
the same results.
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- Windows XP >> ACPI monoprocessor and ACPI multiprocessorHello people I have a question.
If i assembled a dual-core PC and then I've decided to install Windows XP,
this SO automatically will configure the "computer" type to ACPI
multiprocessor or I must to configured manually.
And If i have a single core PC (Athlon 64 3200+) and then I've decided to
upgrade the processor to AMD X2 3800+ , Windows XP automatically will
configure the computer type or I should configure manually
Ok that's all see you later cool.gif
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- Windows XP >> Adding screen savers?I find no reference at all to screen savers in Help.
I have some images I would like to use as screen savers.
How do I make them and where do I add them to the system?
Ray
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- customize >> Default settings for DOS windowEver since I installed PC Anywhere 10.5 on my WinXP
laptop, my default DOS window (what you see when you
write "cmd") has become a tiny 2"x1"window, with font size
3. By clicking the icon in the upper left-hand side of the
window I can change the settings for an individual window
or a shortcut, but this does not restore the settings for
the default DOS window.
Where can I change the default settings for this window?
Thanks and regards
Scott Freeman
Beijing, China
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Temperature problemI'm having a tough time keeping the temp on my CPU down. System is a P4 3.40
LGA775 - 2 SATA drives - 2G RAM GeForce 7600/512 video card - no
overclocking. Mobo is Intel 915GAV
I have 4 case fans, 600W PS fan and Arctic Cooler heatsink with fan.
Actually system is fairly quiet. Processor idles at 60C - mobo at about 38C.
If I run an application like MS FlightSimulator which uses 100% processor
time - temp goes up to 73 - 76C and mobo stays around 40C. I've replaced the
heatsink - cleaned both the processor and the sink - use Arctic Silver 5 as
directed and just can't get the temp down. Other than noticing the temp, it
doesn't seem to affect anything but I imagine it's shortening the life of
the CPU. BTW, I ran Intel system monitor and Speedfan and they agree.
Should I really be concerned and what else can I try? Any recommendations on
a better heatsink solutions?
Thanx,
Vic Baron
--
There are 10 kinds of people - those who understand binary and those who
don't
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paulchampionais2000couk
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 Posted: Sun Jan 04 17:28:47 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98. I thought if I just
put the Old HD into the new machine I could then transfer the data..
However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and XP-HOME Drive
Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign a drive letter to
Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on it... What am I
missing?
Thansk
Carl
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| Posted: Sun Jan 04 17:28:47 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
HOW TO: Take Ownership of a File or Folder in Windows XP
[Q308421]
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308421
To take ownership you must be logged in as
administrator. Then rt.
click on the folder> properties> security tab> advanced
button> owner tab
Select the account you want to get ownership, check the
box to
replace owner on subcontainers and objects and click
apply.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98.
I thought if I just
>put the Old HD into the new machine I could then
transfer the data..
>However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and
XP-HOME Drive
>Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign
a drive letter to
>Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on
it... What am I
>missing?
>
>Thansk
>
>Carl
>
>
>.
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Carl
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| Posted: Sun Jan 04 18:15:34 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
This answer in no way answers my questions. My first issue is being able to
assign a drive letter to the drive.
<EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:023201c3d31a$80a87540$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> HOW TO: Take Ownership of a File or Folder in Windows XP
> [Q308421]
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308421
>
> T
> To take ownership you must be logged in as
> administrator. Then rt.
> click on the folder> properties> security tab> advanced
> button> owner tab
> Select the account you want to get ownership, check the
> box to
> replace owner on subcontainers and objects and click
> apply.
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>
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> >-----Original Message-----
> >I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98.
> I thought if I just
> >put the Old HD into the new machine I could then
> transfer the data..
> >However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and
> XP-HOME Drive
> >Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign
> a drive letter to
> >Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on
> it... What am I
> >missing?
> >
> >Thansk
> >
> >Carl
> >
> >
> >.
> >
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| Posted: Sun Jan 04 18:35:44 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
Do you have both hard drives on the same cable?
You shouldn't have to assign a drive letter.
--
Ron Sommer
"Carl Hilton" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98. I thought if I
just
> put the Old HD into the new machine I could then transfer the data..
> However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and XP-HOME Drive
> Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign a drive letter to
> Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on it... What am I
> missing?
>
> Thansk
>
> Carl
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Carl
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| Posted: Sun Jan 04 19:05:21 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
Yes, they are both on the same cable and jumpered for CS. Again, they show
up in XP Drive Manager, but the old Win98 drive has NO drive letter and
option to assign one. The only option is to delete the partition. It is
showing as FAT32(Active), and is the only partition on the HD.
"Ron Sommer" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Do you have both hard drives on the same cable?
> You shouldn't have to assign a drive letter.
> --
> Ron Sommer
>
> "Carl Hilton" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98. I thought if I
> just
> > put the Old HD into the new machine I could then transfer the data..
> > However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and XP-HOME Drive
> > Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign a drive letter
to
> > Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on it... What am I
> > missing?
> >
> > Thansk
> >
> > Carl
> >
> >
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xfile
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| Posted: Sun Jan 04 23:19:39 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
Assuming you're talking about "Disk Management" under Control
Panel\Administrative Tools\Computer Management, point mouse to the hard disc
and right click, you will see the option for Change Drive Letters and Paths.
Select it and change to the drive letter.
Not sure if Home is the same as Pro but this is how to get to disk
management in pro.
Good luck
"Carl Hilton" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Yes, they are both on the same cable and jumpered for CS. Again, they show
> up in XP Drive Manager, but the old Win98 drive has NO drive letter and
> option to assign one. The only option is to delete the partition. It is
> showing as FAT32(Active), and is the only partition on the HD.
>
>
> "Ron Sommer" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > Do you have both hard drives on the same cable?
> > You shouldn't have to assign a drive letter.
> > --
> > Ron Sommer
> >
> > "Carl Hilton" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> > news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > > I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98. I thought if
I
> > just
> > > put the Old HD into the new machine I could then transfer the data..
> > > However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and XP-HOME Drive
> > > Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign a drive letter
> to
> > > Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on it... What am I
> > > missing?
> > >
> > > Thansk
> > >
> > > Carl
> > >
> > >
> >
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| Posted: Mon Jan 05 06:09:44 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Getting data from old system
That option is NOT enabled. The only available option is DELETE PARTITION.
"xfile" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:um%EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Assuming you're talking about "Disk Management" under Control
> Panel\Administrative Tools\Computer Management, point mouse to the hard
disc
> and right click, you will see the option for Change Drive Letters and
Paths.
> Select it and change to the drive letter.
>
> Not sure if Home is the same as Pro but this is how to get to disk
> management in pro.
>
> Good luck
> "Carl Hilton" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > Yes, they are both on the same cable and jumpered for CS. Again, they
show
> > up in XP Drive Manager, but the old Win98 drive has NO drive letter and
> > option to assign one. The only option is to delete the partition. It is
> > showing as FAT32(Active), and is the only partition on the HD.
> >
> >
> > "Ron Sommer" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> > news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > > Do you have both hard drives on the same cable?
> > > You shouldn't have to assign a drive letter.
> > > --
> > > Ron Sommer
> > >
> > > "Carl Hilton" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> > > news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > > > I have a new PC with XP Home. My old machine was an W98. I thought
if
> I
> > > just
> > > > put the Old HD into the new machine I could then transfer the data..
> > > > However, even though BIOS recognizes the second HD and XP-HOME Drive
> > > > Management sees a Drive 0 and Drive 1. I can not assign a drive
letter
> > to
> > > > Drive 1 so that I can copy files. This HD has FAT32 on it... What am
I
> > > > missing?
> > > >
> > > > Thansk
> > > >
> > > > Carl
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> >
> >
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- Windows XP Support >> Add/remove programs and rundll32.exeHi
When I try to uninstall programs via add/remove programs my system hangs
indefinately.
If I open add/remove programs the list populates ok, I can choose remove,
then it hangs. In task manager a rundll32.exe process is taking 100% cpu
usage. I also get the same scenario if I try to use the program uninstaller
tool in CCleaner.
I've carried out a full scan with Spybot, AVG Anti-spyware, and NOD32 AV
(all fully updated to the latest definitions) and also run sfc /scannow.
There are no events or error messages, system just doesn't respond until the
offending rundll32.exe process is halted.
Hope this makes sense, Thx in advance
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- Windows XP Setup >> xp wont load after sp2When I restart my laptop cpu with xp home edition, windows will not load past
the windows xp logo. Shutting down and restarting doesn't work and it wont
let me boot from cd. Wnat now?
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- Windows XP Support >> Corrupted Windows XP Home System FileI have an issue where I have not been able to do a full McAfee Virus Scan on
my computer because the VS Scan locks up at one partcular Windows System
File. I am beginning to think that it may be corrupted? My options are:
1. Delete the file and hope Windows XP continues to work or
2. Have someone send me this file and copy it over the corrupted file.
The specific file in Windows XP Home is:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Ole DB\MSMDINT.DLL
Please provide me with some assistance. Thank you.
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- Windows XP Setup >> Language BarI just upgraded to I E 7 and in the language bar the writing is in chinese.
How do I change it to english? All else on the IE page is in english.
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- Windows XP Update >> Many KBxxxxx.log failure files after trying to patch SP2Hi. Here is my scenario. I had to reformat my hard drive. I reinstalled XP
Home, and because of the fact that I am on dial up, my friend provided me
with the SP 2 on disk. I ran the install program, and everything worked fine.
I then logged onto windows update to download all of the patches. (count 54).
I received no errors about downloads and installs. They said they all
installed correctly, as far as I remember, and I restarted my computer.
However, I have 54 of those KB****.log files in my windows directory, and
they all have errors in it such as stating that the update.ver file is not
correct, and that files such as sp4.cab does not exist.
In addition, when I go into my add/remove programs, the only program that is
listed is the windows 1.3 installer, and the windows service pack 2. Should
the additional subsequent patches be listed as well? I know that when I go to
the windowsupdate site, it says that I don't need to install anything new.
Do any of you think that the problem was that it was a fresh install, that
didn't even have SP1 on it yet, or was it because I installed from a disk? Do
I actually have these updates and the log files aren't anything to worry
about?
I have posted below an example of one of the 54 KB******.log files. I also
have the windowsupdate.log file, but it is HUGE, so I'm not sure what to post
regarding that. Please let me know if anyone needs to see anything from it.
I've looked it over, and haven't found anything, to my knowledge, that seems
ominous. Anyone have any suggestions?
Sorry this log is so long, I'm not sure what, if anything, should have been
left out.
I will be posting the log in a nested reply to this post.
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- Windows XP Setup >> help deleting a programHi -
We downloaded a program and want to delete it (using
Windows XP Home edition). The compuetr says it cannot
delete the file because access is denied. It asks me to
make sure the disk is not full (it is not) or write
protected and that the file is not is use (it is not).
Any ideas what I can do?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> audio problemsHad to re-install WinXP (not upgrade) and have lost my audio somewhere along the line
I went to play Winamp and this is the msg i get
"Erro
A device ID has been used that is out of range for your system
This happens on any wav. midi. etc. files
I've gone into my device manager and really not sure which audio driver I'm after
I have "Creative AudioPCI(ES1371,ES1373)(WDM)" which seems to look like is working properly....what it tells me in the properties anyways.(don't think this is what i want anyways...but ,like i said...not sure
And i also have" Legacy Audio drivers".....in which case I have 2 of the
One of them has information on the drivers in the drivers tab....the other doesn't have anything in the drivers tab whatsoever
Both, in the general tab, gives me no options in the "device usage:"
I'm thinking one of these i don't need, but not sure . Neither gives me the option to disable or delete
I have no volume control in my taskbar. When i boot up... i do get the windows start up tune
I've tried to find out what i can do, but the only thing i could actually find was something about re-installing windows and that the registry didn't change( or something like that) and that plug n play wouldn't go looking for my audio devices again. (make sense? this came from a windows 98 user
I've gone to a drivers website and really have no clue as to what I should be downloading etc
would be greatly appreciated if someone could point me in the right direction
Thanx
Be
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- Windows XP Hardware >> UMAX Astra 1220PI can't get XP to recognize the scanner through the
parrallel port. I see the device icon on the task bar but
it crashes XP. I have a Dell 4600. I have tried changing
the bios to EPP. Any help would be great.
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- Windows XP Update >> 0x80070020This is the error I'm getting when I'm trying to update the Windows. I got
60% when I started downloading and then got error 0x80070020.
I'm wandering if the other four people, who got this similar problem with
mine and posted the question about this error before me, did solve the puzzle
and were able to update their Windows...???.
Please help!
Gabriella
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- Windows XP Support >> NETWORK ERROR MESSAGEI installed a wireless router: DIR-655 (Extreme N Gigabite). I keep getting
a pop up window on the bottom right of my screen that says: "Windows was
unable to find a certificate to log you onto the network (my network name).
Could someone tell me what this means?
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- Windows XP Security >> Service pack 2 XPafter the installation of service pack 2 under Windows XP pro it come to the following problem of the Mutoh Rockhopper I printer, attached under TCP/IP with the program Flexi Sign from Amiable cannot any more be addressed. Message = connection cannot be opened.
Instruction ping 192,168,0,4 can be implemented error free
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Remote Procedure CallFrequently, when online , a square box appears telling me
that my computer is shutting down due to something called
Remote Procedure Call , NT Authority/System . I am nearly
at the pulling out hair stage can anybody help
Regards Garry
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- Windows XP Setup >> Install of XP Home Doesn't Recognize MouseHello, My sister gave me her computer that had come with XP Home, but she had
put XP Pro on. She wanted to keep the XP Pro license for her new computer,
so I installed the XP Home over the XP Pro, reformatting the hard drive in
the process.
It got to the screen asking me if I was connected to the Internet to
register the software when I noticed the USB mouse was not responding. I
tried several different USB ports to no success, and I was unable to click
the no radio button, so I hit the reset button. I hope that wasn't a
mistake. It rebooted and came to the XP desktop, but there are no icons on
the desktop besides a recycle bin and the mouse still does not work. The
system tray has the message asking me if I want to take a tour of XP.
How do I get the USB mouse to work? It is a functioning mouse - I plugged
it into this computer and it works fine.
HELP!
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