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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> no sound after burning dvdI just started using this program and i have saved my movie with sound to my
computer using the dv-avi option. When i used the click to dvd program that i
have there is no sound. what i did was pulled the video from my saved videos
and imported it to the click to dvd program burned the dvd but no sound was
on it. i am really excited about using this program. the movie looks great
but i would
love to be able to burn it and give it to my friend that the movie is about
(race car driving). I am really fustrated staying up all hours of the night
tryin to figure this out. Can somebody please help
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP setup failureI just installed a new Intel motherboard (D875PBZ) and P4
processor, with 2 256 dimms (333--these are the correct
dimms for this P4), and I can access the bios, but when I
start the xp install, I get to the agreement page, press
f8 to install, then I get the following error message:
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
STOP: 0X00000050 (0XC2F00000, 0X00000000, 0X809013D1,
0X00000000)
I have read the Microsoft Knowledge Base article re:
0x00000050 stop errors, and I have switched the dimms,
but that has not helped. I cannot access the cached
settings in the bios--there doesn't seem to be a way to
do this in this particular bios. Can't get to a dos
prompt, either, with Fix-It Utilities.
Any suggestions??? Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> XP SP2Help??
After installing XP service PK2, my dial-up takes forever
to load webpages. B4 update they lodaed per the connection
speed, now they can take as long as 10 min regardless of
connection. reply here or email welcome.
THX
Ceal
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- Windows XP >> CD writingI had trouble writing CDs using the windows software and so I followed
the suggestion of someone in this group and tried 2 freeware cd writng
programs. I do not get an error message but it still does not work.
I'd appreciate any further suggestions. Thanks
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- Windows XP >> Uninstall X PI Have tried the command prompt and does not work. The
uninstall X P is not visible on the add or rem prog. I
have to get x p off my system!!!!!
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- customize >> standby mode with multiple user profilesI have just created user profile for my daughter. Before
that, there was only 1 profile on my system, and
everything was hunky dory. Since adding the extra
profile, my computer will not go into standby mode. The
settings in my profile are set to go to standby after 20
minutes. In her profile it will not allow me change the
settings. So, how can I get A: the system to go into
standby mode, and B: how can I change the settings in her
profile?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Screen behavior or ?Hello Experts,
I'm facing a problem on my PC regarding my screen that flashing,
every 20-30 seconds screen blinks/flashes like doing some refreshing.
For example when open (from tray) the date & time properties (double
click on the clock):
1) picking another month from the combo box
2) waiting 30 seconds
3) automatically returns to current month (March '07)
This blinking is obvious anywhere in windows. Another example is that
the language indicator in taskbar, disappears and then appears again.
Finally, some times when working on MS Access 2003, I'm trying to copy
a value from the datasheet of the table and paste it somewhere else.
Copy fails in first or second time.
I think that some spyware might cause this, but I have installed
a good Anti-Spyware to protect my PC. Of course not all Anti-Spywares
protect us from all spywares. I always keep it up to date.
Can you please help me with that?
Hardware:
- MONITOR: SAMSUNG SyncMaster 173P (Intalled as Digital not Analog)
- RAM: GOLD OCZ (1GB)
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2,4GHz
- ATI Radeon X1650 (PCI Express)
- MOTHERBOARD: ASUS P5W DH DELUXE
- HDD: WESTERN DIGITAL SATA II
- EXTERNAL HDD: WESTERN DIGITAL MY BOOK ESSENTIAL (USB 2.0 ONLY)
Software installed in my PC:
- Windows XP SP2
- VNC Server 4.0
- SQL Server Developer Edition 2005 SP1 (Full)
- SQL Server Migration Assistant for Access
- MS Access 2003 SP2
- Office 2003 SP2
- IE 7
- Windows live messenger Ver. 8.1.0178.00
- Norton Antivirus 2006 Ver. 12.2.0.13
- Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional
- ATI Display Driver Ver. 8.342-070202a1-041238C-ATI
- DirectCD, InCD
- Google Earth
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- Windows XP Setup >> OE removeing all attachmentsI am running into a constant problem with my OE in that
every attachment is being marked with the following
message "oe removed access to the following unsafe
attachments in your mail". I've turned every thing off
concerning email in my antivirus software and I've used
the 'help' in my OE (Outlook Express)but to no prevail.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thank you
Don
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- Windows XP Setup >> can't get WinXPHome to renistall or recoverI added a NVidia AGP 4x video card. It worked but then in
certain applications the background went to black. I
tried to reboot the system but when it got to the WInXP
splashscreen with the green running indicators on it,
after a bit they stopped and a blue screen appeared
indicating a registry probem and that it couldn't load.
To goback and try safe mode, etc. For safe mode, safe
mode in command mode, restarting with most recent good
configuration, start in normal mode, all I got was the
starting windows splash and then the blue screen
indicating registery problem. I put in my XPHome cd and
booted from there and tried recovery but I got the blue
screen and it rebooted itself. I then tried the XP Home
install. The program started, went to the searching for
prior installation, then went to the registery problem
blue page. I will not let me reinstall because when it
searches for prior installations, it encounters a
registery problem. any help would be appreciated.
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- Windows XP >> !Perdita X. Dream/Nitt!If you've ever had your head ripped off by Perdita X. Dream/Nitt, Amethyst,
Cassandra or any other of her aliases, just forget about it. She is (as my
sig says), a self-righteous, ruthless net-cop. Now, I'm not saying that her
information is incorrect (and vise-versa), just that she tends to explode on
people a little too much. So just like in the real world, just ignore
people like them, (unless they are actually a cop :-P), make sure that you
are not actually doing something that is horribly wrong, and keep on typing.
BTW, you may find the below interesting:
OP:
my current win xp Pro user interface is in Lithuanian.
how can i change it to English please?
Me:
I heard something about a Multilingual User Interface component for Pro.
It's from MS, but I'm not sure if it's included in Pro.
PXD:
You are wrong (again!), no such thing exists. There is a MUI for Office
(applies to VL only) but not Windows.
Me:
Maybe you need to do a little research (again!)
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/howtobuy/choosing2.asp
it's right down at the very bottom.
Please keep your rudeness and ignorance to yourself.
PXD:
That's for OL/VL only. This http://tinyurl.com/iz3k is a link to at least
three dozen people who agree with me. Guess I'm not the ignorant one, huh?
Me:
Hey ignoranus, thats not what you said. You said, "There is a MUI for Office
(applies to VL only) but not Windows."
It just goes to show, that having more than one opinion is important. It's
great that the OP didn't only hear PXD's 'expert' (her words not mine)
advice. And for someone with an English degree, you would think that she'd
read a little more carefully.
No doubt however, I will receive replies from PXD, Bruce Chambers, and a few
others, saying how I am a 'fuckwit', 'moron', or 'lazy cretin, but read this
for yourself, and make you're own decision.
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Check out http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com for amazing tweaks and fixes
Member of "Newsgroups are for everyone" (Perdita X. Dream is a
self-righteous, ruthless net-cop too!)
Email address is fake to prevent SPAM.
Real email address is pcyr2000 AT hotmail DOT com
Change the obvious to the obvious.
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- Windows XP >> Accessing localhost wants a passwordHi I was wondering if anybody has had this issue before.
I recently had a computer crash and lost my main drive so I had to reinstall
XP Pro
For school I must check my work with different browsers and the only one
that does not want a password is I.E. when accessing localhost. Did I miss
somthing in the reinstall.
This was never a problem before the crash.
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Ken
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 Posted: Thu Jun 24 08:01:57 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP Setup >> Error message when deleting partition
Hi there
I have Win 98 and Win 2000 on the system. I want to delete
them both and install win XP PRO, but when i get to the
screen where i can delete the selected partition and
press "D" to delete it the following error message comes
up: " Setup is unable 2 perform requested operation on the
selected partition. This partition contains setup files
that are required to complete the installation."
Please help me
I want to delete the other OS before installing Win XP Pro
and not an upgrade.
Windows XP981
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Windows XP Setup >> Error message when deleting partition
A "clean install" is your best choice at this point:
The Windows XP CD is bootable and contains all the tools necessary
to partition and format your drive. Follow this procedure and allow
Windows XP to partition and format your drive:
NOTE: It would be best to physically disconnect all your peripheral hardware
devices, except the monitor, mouse and keyboard, before installing XP.
NOTE: If you have an internal Zip Drive installed, physically disconnect the
EIDE and power cable to it before proceeding, otherwise your main
hard drive may not be assigned the customary C: drive letter.
After installing Windows XP, you may then reconnect it.
1. Open your BIOS and set your "CD Drive as the first bootable device".
===> Accessing Motherboard BIOS
===> http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/bios_manufacturer.htm
2. Insert your Windows XP CD in the CD Drive and reboot your computer.
3. You'll see a message to boot to the CD....follow the instructions.
4. The setup menu will appear and you should elect to delete all the existing
Windows partitions, then create a new partition, then format the primary
partition (preferably NTFS) and proceed to install Windows XP.
5. Clean Install Windows XP
http://michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html
[Courtesy of Michael Stevens, MS-MVP]
6. ==> Immediately after installing Windows XP, turn on XP's Firewall.
==> http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
7. After Windows XP is installed, visit the Windows Update website
and download the available "Critical Updates".
8. After installing the critical updates, be sure and visit the support website
of the manufacturer of the computer to download and install any
available Windows XP compatible drivers, such as video adapter
and audio drivers.
9. If you happen to run into any installation difficulties, use the following resources:
How to Troubleshoot Windows XP Problems During Installation
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;310064
Troubleshooting Windows XP Setup
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_setup.htm
[Courtesy of MS-MVP Kelly Theriot]
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
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| I have Win 98 and Win 2000 on the system. I want to delete
| them both and install win XP PRO, but when i get to the
| screen where i can delete the selected partition and
| press "D" to delete it the following error message comes
| up: " Setup is unable 2 perform requested operation on the
| selected partition. This partition contains setup files
| that are required to complete the installation."
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| Please help me
| I want to delete the other OS before installing Win XP Pro
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- Windows XP Support >> SMART Says Drive is GOOD, but is making noises?According to the S.M.A.R.T. Stats my drive is in VERY GOOD shape.
But the Drive makes noises that are a sign of failure soon.
Here is a Link to the SMART stats for my hard drive, it is a small
graphic.
http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/8227/smartyl0.png
My hard drive is the following:
"Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 ST3320620AS, 320GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA
3.0Gb/s"
Can anyone help me make sense of the SMART while considering the drive
is making Bad noises?
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- customize >> Windows UpdateAfter doing some tweaking in my WinXP registry and
services, I have effectively disabled windows update. I
consider this a bad thing. If anyone could help me figure
out why the download process initiates up to the point of
the license agreement then stops abruptly, I would be
greatful. Chris
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- Windows XP Setup >> Changing the Date formatI am doing an unattended instalaltion of XP I am also using sysprep.inf for
the ansers. When I havbe set the date correctly in the OS to MM-DD-YYYY and
run sysprep it does not save the changes but reverts back to the US standard
of DD-MM-YYYY. Here are the settings I have used in my sysprep.inf file. Can
someone tell me how to fix it please?
[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1
Language=1409
UserLocale=1409
Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP >> XP pro and Office2000 ProI have Outlook running on my XP pro box, but I do not get the option
of setting Outlook as my default email manager, all the "Set Programme
Access and Defaults" selection windows offers me is Outlook Express.
It also won't let me put my contacts into the Outlook Address Book -
can anyone help me please?
Until I can sort this configuration, I cannot sync my SonyEricsson
P800 with my Outlook Address Book, Calendar, Task list etc
etc......Hellllpppppp - please.
Thanks,
Trevor
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Problem with installing an updateHello!
My computer automatically downloads updates from
Microsoft. For the past month, it downloads an update,
but I am unable to install it because I am getting the
following error:
"MDAC Hotfix Installer has encountered a problem and
needs to close."
There is a link to the following Microsoft Knowledge Base
Article:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=837188
Under "Resolution", it says to "Delete the Dahotfix.log
from the C:\WINDOWS folder or the C:\WINNT folder." I am
unable to find this file!
Thanks ahead of time!
Kevin Snow
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- Windows XP >> Local folder mapped as network drive goes away if no network device activeWe have a rather unusual requirement to map a folder on a
local drive as a network drive in order to give it a
different drive letter. We are doing this on a stand alone
PC for the sake of consistency for a specific appication
with others in a network that it ocassionally VPN's into
via a dial-up connection.
The mapping solution works well EXCEPT that the mapped
drive is unavailable if there is no active network device
installed in the PC. We discovered this when we removed a
wireless PC card from it and could no longer access the
mapped drive. We are mapping a folder on the c: drive as
the T: drive. There is also a NIC but it is unplugged.
Is there some way to keep the mapped drive active? Is
there another way to get a T: drive on the HD. The free
space on the HD is fully allocated to C.
TIA,
Ken
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Problem with PC cardPlease ignore previous post. I recently installed a Type
II PC card USB 2.0 and FireWire card Bus on my notebook.
I installed all the drivers as instructed, but when I
installed the card, I got a message that said, "This
device can no be started (Code 10)." and when I added a
USB 2.0 Zip drive to the USB port in the card, I got a
message that read "Hi-Speed USB device is plugged into a
non-Hi-Speed bus". I've been to the website of the
card's manufacturer and downloaded the latest drivers,
and I searched without success for applicable updates on
Microsoft's wabsite. I have exhausted all available
options on my computer's troubleshooter without any luck.
Can anyone suggest anything that could help my computer
recognize this card as a Hi-Speed device? And what the
heck does "Code 10" mean?
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- Windows XP Setup >> explorer.exe not respondingI've recently had to repair my Windows XP and now have an annoying
"explorer.exe not responding" error whenever I log out or shut down, making
the process long and tedious (this wasn't present before the repair). Windows
appears to perform normally otherwise, so I'm assuming the error is something
to do with the re-installation. Anyone got any bright ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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- Windows XP >> Restore pointsMy computer has lost all of it's restore points. I create
one and the next day it's gone. I am running xp sp1
Thanks
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- Windows XP >> Run Prompt/Address BarI've noticed that I can type things like "My Computer" "Control Panel" and
some other folders into the Run prompt and Address bar in Windows and it
knows what I'm talking about, but if I type in "OFFICE11" or something like
that it doesn't know what I'm asking for. How would I set up some other
folders to be opened that way without typing the whole folder path?
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- Windows XP Support >> Can't get Netmeeting to work, please helpHi,
I have netmeeting installed and the video seems to work fine. However it
says it cannot connect to a directory once I am in. I've had friends
manually type in my IP Address and and it tells them that I am not able to
connect to NetMeeting. Any ideas on how to fix this up? I am at a loss! I
don' t understand why I can't connect to a directory. Thanks.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> subwoofer/USB problemI have a harman/kardon subwoofer (USB) that I cannot get to play
simultaneously with my laptop speakers - the device is recognized, says
it's working & that the driver cannot be updated because the most current is
already installed. I'd assumed it was just plug & play (as the subwoofer
acted on my older computer), but I couldn't find anything useful in the
troubleshooting window - I can get the sound to go only through the
subwoofer, but not through both the built in & external at the same time.
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- Windows XP Security >> My Identity stollenI'm the Administrator/User1 of my computer running Win XP Home. There were
no other users until a day ago, when I inadvertently, while in the Safe Mode
at the Security Tab, granted a Full access to <user1.YOUR-xxxx>.
Now I have a new <System> folder for <User1.YOUR-xxx> in the Documents and
Settings. Every time on a start up, machine signs on automatically to this
folder. As a result, I cannot get an easy access to all my old files stored
in the <User1> folder. Outlook Express 6 "does not see" the old mailboxes
and messages, the Address book is empty and so on. The <User1.YOURxxx>
folder cannot be deleted because it is a system folder (that what the
message says when I try do delete it!).
So, here are my questions: How do I get my <User1> identity back? How to
delete the <User1.YOUR-xxx> folder?
But this is not the only problem I'm heaving now. In the past, on a start up
in the Safe Mode, there was an option to continue as Administrator or as
User1. Not any more... Looks like I still have the Admin privileges, but
without this option on the start up.
Question: How to get back the start up options for Admin or User in the Safe
mode?
TIA
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Fort Myers, Florida, USA
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