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- Windows XP >> microsoft xp probsif u download the sp1 u got problems all the time i got
seriuos fault warings and my system crashed after
downloading sp1 service packa and also lost my dialup
modem lucient windows hoow can i get a drive disk i tried
to download it but it didnt work and one know were to get
it please send info to dkramer7c@yahoo.com
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- Windows XP >> RCP or RPCevery now and then, i'll get a window that shows up and
says that something called an RPC or RCP has stopped and
the computer must shut down. it shows time remaining
and, when the time runs out, the computer restarts.
whats with that?
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- Windows XP >> Windows Media Player and Canon i550 Printer crashesI very often encounter a problem while using my Windows
Media Player. The sound totaly disconnect if I open a new
software such as Word or Excel and even if I open
Internet Explorer.
As well, my Canon i550 Printer crashes often but not all
the time, when trying to print something.
In both cases, I get a message from Windows asking me if
I want to register the problem. I do not why they ask me
this since they never got back to me with a solution.
I have also spent $30.00 for on a PC Doctor On Call
software hoping that it would solve the problem. In vain.
Can anyone please help me and tell me how to rectify this
annoying situation?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Slow launch of applicationsClean install of Windows XP Home Edition.
Clicking on a document (e.g. a Word document, or Excel
document) launches the application, but it takes over 30
seconds! Same with clicking on a link from Outlook, or
selecting a document from the Recent Documents submenu of
the Start menu.
Launching an application by clicking on its icon works
fine. Opening a document from within an application
works fine.
Anyone know what's up?
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- Windows XP >> Restore backup files.I had to backup my system and reinstall windows XP PRO.
Windows is working now.
Now I'm trying to restore the files I need from my C drive using the Backup
Utility
Wizard. The Wizards installs ?? the program BUT skips ALL the files and I
can not
find the installed??? progarm.
Here is a report.
Restore completed on 3/1/2008 at 15:52 PM
Directories: 4
Files: 0
Skipped: 13
Time: 6 seconds.
In other words, restore was copleted BUT nothing was installed.
Help please.
Natis.
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- Windows XP >> ACCESS DENIED \\*computer name here* is not accessible. You may...I have 4 computers on my network. All of them are desktop computers. They are
connected through a linksys router and have worked fine for quite a while.
One day, one of the computers just dissapeared from the network. It was then
labled *network path not found* even though the workgroup view still sees the
computer.
This is not the problem that I am asking about however.
Later, after I had to redo another one of our computers, the network
automatically found all the computers in the workgroup view. It could only
connect though to 1 of the computers. The most stable out of the computers,
not redone at all, was working fine and all the 3 computers could
communitcate (except for the prob discribed above) with each other. Then,
when I noticed the folder for the main computer was gone, I opened the
workgroup view and clicked on the computer. Now, I get the following errors
for each pc.
PC 1 error: \\*name* s not accessible. You might not have permission to use
this network resource. Contact the adminsistrator of this server to find out
if you have access permissions.
The network path was not found.
(end of error 1)
PC 2 error: \\*name* s not accessible. You might not have permission to use
this network resource. Contact the adminsistrator of this server to find out
if you have access permissions.
Access is Denied.
(end of error 2)
I have no idea what is wrong. Usually the network automatically fixes itself
when the access denied problem arises, but it hasent yet at all. And the
network path lost error has been around for quite a while for me now. How do
I fix these problems?
Thanks in advance,
Nick
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Virtual PC 6 - Running on Mac - PantherWhen I start up Win XPHome in VPC6.1.1 my trackpad/mouse curser=20
changes to a square of 4 vertical columns each about 1 inch tall by =
3/8th=20
inch wide - this occurs as soon as I have selected my user name and =
entered=20
my password. If I go back to my Mac OS - the curser returns to its =
normal=20
'arrow'shape. I have a G4 powerbook with OS 10.3.3 and 512MB Ram. I have =
tried a system restore for Win XP, down loaded the latest VPC updater,=20
downloaded SP1 for Win XP Home ( Since removed during the system=20
restore) and really do n ot know what to try next apart from =
uninstalling VPC=20
and starting again, which I am loathe to do. At the present time I =
cannot use=20
Win XP at all, and it also appears to be much slower after installing =
MAC OS=20
X.3.=20
I Have tried 3 types of Mouse - cordless optical, cordless roller ball =
and Mac=20
Pro Mouse
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- Windows XP Network >> windows xp home edition on network - access deniedI have a W XP home edition set up on a window NT server domain. All of a
sudden it get the error message - access denied, may not have permission,
check with administrator. List of severs not available.
On my computer is downs the domain name on workgroup. I have reconnected
and get the welcome. The computer still has access to the internet and
networked printer through the its connection. When I click on view computers
in workgoup I get the error message.
Any Suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Maximum Program Run sizeHello
Does anyone know if I can increase the maximum program
size without increasing physical memory.
I try to run a .exe which bring up "Program Too Big for
Memory" message.
I have been into DOS and carried out mem cmd, and it says
the maximum program size is about 613 MB. The program I
want to run is about 630MB. Is there a tweak I can make
to run this program? Although it is an .exe, it will an
unzip program. Once unzipped, I can work with it easily.
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- Windows XP Support >> KB908531 and MicrosoftWith all the posted problems about update KB908531 has anyone heard from
Microsoft acknowledging these problems? Seems awfully quiet and I wonder
what next months updates will bring if KB908531 has not changed. In short
what happens if one doesn't use this update but next month installs
Microsoft's new KB?? update?
Think about it!!
Dan
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- Windows XP Network >> Can't connect to the WebHello,
For some reason, I cannot connect to the Web although my network adaptor
status says I'm connected. I've checked it out with my Internet Service
provider and the problem is on my end. I did run a Windows Diagnostic and
got the following log report:
Last diagnostic run time: 08/09/07 23:27:23
WinSock Diagnostic
WinSock status
info Error attmpting to validate the Winsock base providers: 2
error Not all base service provider entries could be found in the winsock
catalog. A reset is needed.
info Redirecting user to support call
Network Adapter Diagnostic
Network location detection
info Using home Internet connection
Network adapter identification
info Network connection: Name=Local Area Connection 2, Device=SOHOware
10/100 PCI Network Adapter, MediaType=LAN, SubMediaType=LAN
info Ethernet connection selected
Network adapter status
info Network connection status: Connected
HTTP, HTTPS, FTP Diagnostic
HTTP, HTTPS, FTP connectivity
warn HTTP: Error 12007 connecting to www.microsoft.com: The server name or
address could not be resolved
warn HTTPS: Error 12007 connecting to www.microsoft.com: The server name or
address could not be resolved
warn FTP (Passive): Error 12007 connecting to ftp.microsoft.com: The server
name or address could not be resolved
warn HTTPS: Error 12007 connecting to www.passport.net: The server name or
address could not be resolved
warn HTTP: Error 12007 connecting to www.hotmail.com: The server name or
address could not be resolved
warn FTP (Active): Error 12007 connecting to ftp.microsoft.com: The server
name or address could not be resolved
error Could not make an HTTP connection.
error Could not make an HTTPS connection.
error Could not make an FTP connection.
I'd appreciate any info on how I could go about fixing the problems
indicated in the log.
Thank you in advance.
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- Windows XP >> LIVE UPDATEI have Symantec Norton Internet Security 2004. My live
update shows a red X and tells me to try again later, this
was a day or so ago but it will still not update my
security settings. It tells me to re-install Live
Update. I know how to remove this by add/remove, but do
not know how to reinstall live update on its own. The
information book that comes with Norton shows how to
reinstall the whole package, by disc, but the message
states just re-install Live Update. Please help.
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- Windows XP Network >> network not working- real troublethe facts: i downloaded a weird activex from a weird site, i knew it have
spyware but i wanted to delete then after i enter the site. i started to scan
for spyware and my windows xp sp2 told me that i had 30 sec to save
everything because it was crashing...when windows starts again, it tells me
that the new modifications on firewall were a success! i tried to scan all
spyware and crash again.in safe mode i found a lot of sahagent and
180solutions trash and deleted then... finally: i started windows and since
then i have no network... i am using a linux to send this message...any
sugestions??
ps: in system information i found that some of network protocols have 'SAH
agent' or just SAH (dont remember) written after their names...
ps2: yes, i dont speak english... :o)
thanks
Slider
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HillBillyBuddhist
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Windows XP Setup >> Deployment of Software
We use Group Policy and Login Scripts to Distribute MSI's and install
software, unfortunenlty we host some PC's that are not on our Domain and we
would like to Distribute Norton and other MSI's to them. We probilby can
setup a Local user account or something like that. We do not have SMS.
Any help would be greatly appriciated
--
Daniel Schmdit
Memorial Healthcare
Windows XP929
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- Windows XP Hardware >> monitor problemswhen i drag the slider at the edge or bottom of the screen my page does not move smoothly its jumpy/jittery tried changing mouse settings but to no avail, please help its driving me mad.
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- Windows XP Support >> Someone please help!!!I was visiting a web site and this activex thing was downloaded..well i got
this little icon popped up in the lower right hand corner that says security
alert..I clicked on it and it said malicious spyware was in my system and i
needed to download a spyware tool..So I did and it fixed the problem..but i
still got that little icon in the lower right hand corner blinking..how do i
get rid of this..i tried right clicking on it but it just directs me to a
page on the internet for spyware tools..
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- Windows XP Setup >> Tranfer wizardNew to networking
I now have Wxp and Wme PC hooked up using CAT5e crossover
cable. Two questions please:
1. Am trying to transfer a single test folder and single
test document from Wme to Wxp PC. The test doc gets
tranferred but so do a lot of settings.I have selected
files only option and also used the advanced function to
select specific files but it still takes several min. to
transfer a 2kb wordpad document. Whats going on?
2. I did not setup or configure any networking
connections on either PC. Did the F&S Transfer Wizard do
it automatically?
Thank you
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- Windows XP Hardware >> ms-dos program com port not readyMy MS-DOS program writes to COM1 (it sends a short string
for opening a cash drawer attached to COM1). When run in
Windows XP, it always responds 'not ready'. A technical
colleague investigated and says that both DTR and CTS
lines are reported to an MS-DOS program running under
Windows XP as "low" even when they are "high". My MS-DOS
program is from a third party, so there is no way I can
alter it (eg to have not bother checking the COM1 port
status before sending the Open string). How can I get
this program to work properly in Windows XP?
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- Windows XP Setup >> HAL corrupted, must reinstallOne day I just turned on my pc and it says that system32/hal.dll (which I
know is Hardware Abstraction Layer) has been removed or corrupted. I borrowed
a windows install CD from a friend, but coulden't understand how to use it so
I used the other computer (this one) to go to microsoft support. It says I
must press R to reinstall the currunt version after I have highllighted it on
the screen where you chose where to install it. I pressed R and nothing
happened, I pressed enter then R and nothing happened, if I don't press R
what button DO I press?
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- Windows XP Network >> Getting XP to see W98's internetDear All,
I apologise if this question seems to add to the redundacy of many
topics, but I have looked at many (and followed their links) on this
subject but none answer my question or work.
We have a W98 machine that is connected to a (BT) broadband internet
connection, and I wish to share with my XP. We think that W98 is the
first edition, is this going to cause a problem?
I have tried to network them by using the wizard on my XP machine, it
seemed successful, as W98 can see my shared files, although XP cannot
access the shaed files on W98, although it can 'see' it my network
computers. Does this mean that they are not networked fully, or is it
some permissions field that I cannot find on W98? Also there is no
luck with sharing the internet connection from W98.
Any thoughts? Will it be easier if I connect the broadband modem to
the XP, although I'd rather keep the set up as is and get that
working.
Many thanks
james
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- Windows XP >> removing anti virus softwareHI,
Would like to know if I should remove one anit virus
software before installing another, or if it would be to
risky, don't want to get any of these virus'es that are
going around. Just want to be real sure, am going to
delete norton anti virus and go to grisoft.
Thank you
BJ
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Why only 31,4GB, it should be 80GBHi Group,
I just bought myself a new 80GB Maxtor Harddrive. I plugged it in and it
sprang on. Super I thought. Until I looked at the properties and it shows
only 31,4 GB when it should be 80GB. How do I get it up to the proper
level? I remember hearing about this before but I do not remember the
solution.
All help would be gratefully appreciated
GL
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- Windows XP Network >> VPN setupHello, I have tired to setup the ms vpn to use my current
internet connection but everytime i do. I only have the
choice of dial-up. Is there any reason why this would be.
This is while i am connected to a network.
thanks
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- Windows XP Hardware >> USB / Code 10 / Palm / 810400Without warning, my Palm PDA refused to synchronize. I
believe I unplugged the device as is discussed in MS
Article 810400 as there were 2 USB devices cascaded to the
docking replicator at the time.
I've installed the 810400 package but the Hardware Manager
still reports a Code 10 error (The device cannot start.)
Sony is no help but it looks like a hardware problem to me.
The Device Manager still reports an Error 10 and the Palm
Handheld is using a driver dated 01/15/2001 as I can't
find a newer (XP?) version. I can't tell that the Q810400
self-extracting application did anything.
Suggestions about how to fix Error 10 problems, USB
devices, Palm PDAs, Article 810400, etc are welcomed.
Tommy in Charlotte, NC (Go Panthers!)
Dell Latitude D600 laptop with Windows XP Pro (SP 1)
Q810400_WXP_SP2_x86_ENU Self-Extracting Cabinet 01/18/2004
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- Windows XP Setup >> Symantec Ghost 7.5Having some issues with Symantec Ghost during the restoring process..
It insist that I insert the disk with the batch file (autoexec.bat)
after it finishes the last CD in the image. Is there anyway I can
have Symantec Ghost make the last CD a bootable CD as well? I suspect
I'm getting the message about the batch file since autoexec.bat calls
out a few commands which were found on the 1st CD which is a bootable
CD. Here is what my autoexec.bat contains:
@echo off
set EXPAND=YES
set DIRCMD=/O:N
set temp=c:\
set tmp=c:\
path=a:\
@echo off
LH MSCDEX.EXE /D:GEMCD001 /L:R
cls
ECHO.
ECHO SYSTEM VERIFICATION
ECHO ===================
ECHO SYSTEM INFORMATION IS BEING VERIFIED
ECHO.
@echo off
em_lock.exe
if errorlevel 1 goto system_OK
goto system_error
:system_OK
IF "%config%"=="RESTORING" GOTO with_format
IF "%config%"=="BOOT_TO_CMD" GOTO exit
:with_format
cls
ECHO.
ECHO RESTORE HDD FROM CD-ROM
ECHO =======================
ECHO HARD DRIVE (C:) WILL BE RESTORED.
ECHO.
ECHO CAUTION: ALL CONTENTS OF HARD DRIVE (C:) WILL BE LOST!
ECHO BACK UP YOUR FILES BEFORE PROCEEDING AND RESTART
ECHO.
Pause
cls
ECHO.
ECHO ASSURANCE OF RESTORING
ECHO ======================
ECHO ALL DATA OF HARD DRIVE (C:) WILL BE LOST!
ECHO ARE YOU SURE YOU WOULD LIKE TO PROCEED?
Echo.
Echo IF YES, PRESS Y. IF NO, PRESS N.
Echo.
choice /c:yn /n
if errorlevel 2 goto exit
if errorlevel 1 goto Restore
:Restore
@echo off
ghost -clone,mode=load,src=R:\CDR00001.GHO,dst=1 -sure
cls
ECHO.
ECHO WINDOWS XP RESTORE COMPLETE
ECHO ===========================
ECHO THE HARD DRIVE IMAGE HAS BEEN RESTORED.
ECHO PRESS ANY KEY, THEN THE SYSTEM WILL REBOOT.
ECHO **STORE THIS CD-ROM IN A SAFE LOCATION!**
ECHO.
a:\Ejectcd.exe r:
:system_error
ECHO.
ECHO SYSTEM ERROR
ECHO ============
ECHO YOUR COMPUTER IS NOT RESPONDING, INCORRECT SYSTEM TYPE
ECHO RESTORE CANCELLED.
ECHO.
pause
a:\Reboot.exe
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- Windows XP Setup >> Dual boot Windows 98/XPI have a training group of retired older folk and some
have Windows 98, other Windows XP on their home PCs.
I would like to be able to use whatever OS they use at
home and so would like to be able to dual boot on my PC.
Its a HP 6308.
I am not sure how to go about this. Any hints? What
problems can I expect?
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