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- Windows XP >> Help please !!!!!I have two systems networked together with both systems running WinXP @ home Edition. The "client" is constantly sending and receiving "packets" as shown in the "Local Area Connection" box and while doing this, the HD is constantly being "read" or "written" to and it just doesn't want to stop. After awhile I am unable to view web pages or newsgroups indicating that there is no memory left. Any ideas??????
TIA
StaR
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- Windows XP Setup >> unable to install win xpI have been trying to perform an in-place-upgrade of
windows xp home edition, and it stops with the following
error:
Setup was unable to start service because of the
following error:
Openservice(tabsrv) returned error 1060(424)
Any help in resolving this issue without reinstalling
windows in a clean enviroment is much appreciated.
Thank you in advance
Todd Drew
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- Windows XP Support >> Taskbar Problem please helpFor some reason no windows that I pull up appear in the taskbar. All that is
down there is the Quick Launch and Notification thing. I have been doing
internet and support searches like crazy but nothing worked. I really need to
see my tabs in the taskbar. Could someone please help me out? I knew that
comming to the world to ask was the best idea. Thanks
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- Windows XP Hardware >> C DriveI had to reinstall windows xp on my computer. Had to buy the new windows xp
upgrade. The problem is, everything was installed on my C Drive. There is
nothing on the D Drive. I have no room left on C Drive. Its all taken up by
windows xp. what do i do????
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- Windows XP Security >> Local Policy for Desktop Support GroupI've been researching this scenario and so far have not been able to come up
with a way to do it.
I need to have a local account called DesktopSupport or something along
those lines that can install/update device drivers, use run-as to
uninstall/reinstall software that requires administrator rights (initially
deployed under admin context with SMS), etc.. however, I need to restrict
the account from being able to add members to local administrators group.
Is their a way to restrict a member of the local administrators group from
managing the local administrators group?
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- Windows XP Network >> PC Remembers Old IP Addresses of Other Network PCsI had to change the IP address range for my home
network. Each PC knows it's own computer name and new
IP address, and the router has the correct computer names
and IP addresses in its DHCP table. However each PC on
the network somehow remembers the old IP addresses for
other PCs on the network.
Example:
I check the IP settings on "Office" and they are
correct (10.1.100.10). I check the IP settings
at "Recroom" and they are correct (10.1.100.11). If I'm
at Office and I ping the Recroom using the IP address
(ping 10.1.100.11), I get four straight clean responses.
If I ping Recroom by name (ping recroom) I see
"Pinging recroom [192.168.1.11] with 32 bytes of data"
and I get four "request timed out" messages.
Somehow, the Office PC is still associating the name
Recroom with its old IP address (192.168.1.11). Recroom
also remembers the old IP address for Office.
Due to this problem, I am unable to share files between
PCs on the network. I have run the networking wizard
several times on each computer. I have verified the IP
addresses, computer names, workgroup, etc. on each
computer, verified the settings in the DHCP table on the
router, reset the router, rebooted both PCs, and run a
number of variants of the ipconfig command without
success. I'm stuck.
Does anyone have any ideas where in Windows XP (or Me)the
system stores the names and IP addresses of other PCs on
the network? I need to erase, overwrite, or something to
be able to access other PCs on the network.
Thanks,
Dan
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- Windows XP >> java chat xpi just had xp installed on my pc. since then im unable to
enter any chat areas on the web. the application box pops
up but the button to enter isnt there at all. cany any
one advise me how to change this please??
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- Windows XP >> Windows XP System ClockI have a problm with my Windows XP. I recently reset the
BIOS on my motherboard, causing my stsyem clock to be
retest. Now when I open up Internet Explorer or Windows
Explorer, I get an error saying "Your system clock
appears to be reset..... blah blah blah...... contact
your admin to resolve this..." After clicking OK,
everything is fine, but this happens for EVERY newly
opened window in IE6 and windows explorer. I even tried
running a repair installation of Windows XP and a
reinstall of it, and nothing has resolved this. I mus get
this fixed!!! Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP Security >> Connecting PC to TVI am trying to get my laptop display on my television and basically
it's not working. The display is in black and white and is just the
desktop wallpaper, without any shortcuts or any kind of interface
options. I havce some instructions:
www.packardbell.co.uk/specialevents/infocenter/01/Howto/hard/01hwht01
entitled 'Connecting your computer to a television' but when I go to
control panel, I cannot access the tv options, it appears to be set to
NTSC and this would have to changed to PAL but as I have said I cannot
access the options.
Can anyone help as my Dad would really like his new bit of kit to work
and he doesn't have much luck with technology, Cheers, Tim.
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- Windows XP Support >> windows does not recognize my devicewindows xp does not recognize my mp3 anymore it keeps telling me that there
are no drivers for my device i've tried everything with the device manager
and i didnt get any help my mp3 is still not recognize by windows xp, does
anybody know how to fix this problem?
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Windows XP Security >> IE Question (I couldn't find the appropriate forum)
Sorry, to post this question here, but I could not find
the appropriate forum, please where is it?
Anyway, the question is: Is there a way to specify "No
Text Labels" for the Links Toolbar (I have unique
favicons to save space)?
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- Windows XP Setup >> Unattended XP installAt our school, we're trying to implement unattended installs of xp.
We've had no problem creating the install shares and the unattended text
files.
But on our test computer we are experiencing problems.
The test computer is a fairly new ibm with 512 mb and a 40 gb hard drive.
We're using the network boot disk from http://www.netbootdisk.com/.
If we format the 40 gb drive with fat32 or ntfs, the install hangs. The
install gives the message that it can't find a large enough partition to
begin.
However, if we use fat32 to partition only 32 of the 40 gb of the drive (I
read to do this on the Microsoft Support site), installation starts fine.
Can anyone tell me how we can start installation using the full 40gb?
Thanks,
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- Windows XP Hardware >> repair connection to ethernet cardhi, here is the error message i get when trying to repair the connection to my kingston ethernet card
The following steps of the repair operation failed
Renewing the IP address
Refreshing all DHCP leases and re-registering DNS names
Please contact your network administrator or ISP
the provider for the LAN connection can get a connection on their computer when hooked into our wall. but just can't repair the software connection from the computer to the ethernet card. also, the card is working, cause we used to have our dsl connected to it, and we could connect. i have winxp home. could you point me what steps to take for repair? thank you for your help.
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- Windows XP Security >> Not recognizing I am administratorA new problem (2 weeks old). First it occurred with Shockwave and now with
Rhapsody. My user login is an administrator (me) on my home computer. When
I have downloaded and went to install new programs or updates to old programs
I get the error message that says I need to be administator in order to have
access to the computer system. I just created a new user (thinking maybe
some how my user login got corrupted) and set it up as administrator - and -
I went back to the website downloaded the update and when it went to install
I got the same error message.
How can I fix the corruption/error? In advance ---- thanks for your help
and time.
Kevin
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- Windows XP Setup >> New installation cannot download MS updatesThis new installation is apparently unable to download
the automatic update utility. When I try to use the MS
Windows update site, it just sits there.
I have tried to find information in the Knowledge Base
but have not had much luck. One thing I have discovered
is that the registry key related to this does not have
the expected settings. According to KB article 326693
this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersi
on\WindowsUpdate\Auto Update
should have AUState and DetectionStartTime entries;
neither of those is present.
I have tried a Windows repair by booting from the CD, but
that has no effect on this. This is a new install and
there is almost no other software on the computer, except
Norton Antivirus. However, if I were to wipe it clean
and start over I would have to have the cable technician
out again to reinstall that, so that is really a last
resort.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
Ted
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- Windows XP Setup >> Start Menu entries for 2 different accountsHi!
I have Win XPPro and I'm sharing my PC with my son. I
created 2 accts with both admin rights so he could
install his programs. I've noticed that whenever I
deleted a prog entry in the Start Menu, his menu also
changed (entry deleted) and viceversa. I understand that
XP allows you to setup accts which should behave
independtly one from the other. What can I do to avoid
this behaviour? I tried by changing his acct to
a "Limited" actt but it did not work. Please advice.
Thanks!
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> In Windows XP MS-DOS does not recognize batch file greater than 8 charactersIf a batch file is more than eight characters it is not
recognized by MS-DOS, it only recognizes the Batch files
which are maximum eight characters or less. When I try to
run this batch file having name greater than right
character it says "file not found", whereas if I try to
print it manually by using the command "type FILENAME >
LPT1" it prints properly. I am not facing this problem in
Windows 98, this problem is only there with XP.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> No Video After XP StartsAll of a sudden, I get no video after XP starts up. Monitor displays Signal
Error. Monitor is known good. Was tooling along working in Word and all of
a sudden monitor went blank and then displayed Signal Error. Have video in
Safe Mode. Device manager shows no errors or problems with adapter.
Adapter is ATI X700.
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- Windows XP Network >> NT Authority prompts shutdownMy bro's notebook has this problem: Everytime he connects
to the Internet, he gets a dialog box by "NT
Authority/System" prompting him to shut down.
The reason given is that "the Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
service terminated unexpectedly".
He can't update online since he always gets bootted when
online.
Thanks in advance!
BTW: Windows XP Pro came with his notebook.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Timeline...Maybe I'm doing something wrong.....
If I add a clip in the middle of a movie, all the clips to the right of it
move to the right to make room. However, the text in the separate timeline
does not move with it. I have to go back and allign all of the text.
Is there a way to move everything in sync?
Dick
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- Windows XP Security >> Column: Help Keep Your Computer Safe Using Windows FirewallColumn Help Keep Your Computer Safe Using Windows Firewall
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/atkin_firewall.mspx
Denny Atkin, a writer for the Windows User Assistance group, explains how
Windows Firewall works and answers the kinds of firewall questions a typical
home user might have.
Click reply below to ask questions or post comments about this article.
Thanks.
Chris Norred
Technical editor [MS]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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