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 - Windows XP Network >> Major issues on small XP / 98 NetworkOk, here's the situation. Two XP computers, one with a
 ADSL connection, one 98 computer. Previously, the network
 was set up manually, with the USB modem connection shared
 at 192.168.0.1, and the other machines with IP addresses.
 Worked perfectly.
 
 Then an anonymous moron ran the XP Networking Wizard,
 which took over 192.168.0.1 with "Internet connection",
 refusing to allow me to manually set up the network the
 way it was. Some strange crap has now gone down since. The
 current situation is the main XP machine with the internet
 connection cannot connect to the other two, whilst the
 other two are happily networked, but can't connect to the
 main machine or the internet.
 
 If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be eternally grateful.
 
 dc.
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 - Windows XP Hardware >> USB mouse problemI have one computer, which I believe is running Windows XP Home, which has
 an MS USB optical mouse. It was working fine until this morning when it
 worked for a minute and suddenly stopped. I tried a different mouse, an IBM
 USB optical mouse, and it still didn't recognize it.
 Nothing unusual happened to the computer that we're aware of at the time the
 mouse stopped working.
 A PS2 mouse works fine.
 The computer does not recognize the USB mice using a USB-PS2 adapter.
 The USB port works fine. I plugged in a USB joystick and the computer
 recognized it.
 The mice both work fine. I plugged them into another computer, which is
 running Windows XP Pro, with no problems.
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 - Windows XP Hardware >> Can't Find My CD Rom driveFor a while, after installing XP when I try to access my CD drive I get an error message stating that the location may have been moved. Last night, when using a SD card reader it shows up as a D: drive, which should be the defaul CD drive. Any suggestions how I correct this so that I can get the drive working? There is power supplied and the cables are correctly connected so I cant figure out what else to look for. I read somewhere about editing a registry and having bios detect it? I am a novice, help!
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 - Windows XP Support >> File Folders will not openWhen clicking on a FOLDER, the search box opens. I have determined that
 somebody change the settings in
 Folder Options -> File Types -> Folder.
 
 But I am not sure how to go about getting it back to normal.
 Any suggestions?
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 - Windows XP MovieMaker >> Extracting clips from a long videoI have sliced a long video into around 25 clips. I want to extract five of
 them to make into short, independent videos for use in a PowerPoint
 presentation.
 
 What is the best way to do this?
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 - Windows XP Network >> Demand Dialing When Not WantedI have setup a wireless peer to peer, ad hoc network
 between a laptop & desktop both running XP Home.
 Everything works fine except the laptop, immediately after
 getting on the network, requests to get on the internet
 even when it is not requested. I have cancelled every auto-
 dialing parameter on the laptop I can find. Any
 suggestions!
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 - Windows XP Basic >> Windows XP boot failureMy EMachines T1440 was unplugged after locking up. When plugged back in, the
 PC failed to boot up. It makes it to the screen which gives you the option
 to boot up with last successful config, safe mode, etc. None of these work.
 Restore disk that came with PC will reformat the HD and lose all files. Is
 there someway to reach the C: drive without destroying all the data?
 --
 ksp1300
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 - Windows XP Security >> windows xp pro firewallsecurity center shows firewall & windows update as being off, when both are
 turned on, when rechecked soon after they will both be turned off again.
 reason unknown. turn them both on again and then rechecked will show that
 they are on for a short time, after a couple of rechecks they will be off
 again.
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 - Windows XP Hardware >> HELPi need to use my computer but i can only use it for like
 10 minutes because a box appears that says windows is
 shutting down because Remote Procedure Call
 terminated..and it keeps shutting down, please help i
 need my computer bad but i cant use it
 thanks
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 - Windows XP >> menu font too smallI am running xp home edition. When I do the sequence "control panel/ display
 icon" the window titled "display properties" has the following tabs -
 
 Themes/desktop/screen saver/appearance/settings.
 
 The font for these tabs is too small ( like point 6 or less). How can I make
 the font for these tabs larger? thanks
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 - Windows XP Setup >> boot disk questionWhat's the differences between DOS boot disk without CD ROM Drivers, and
 Win98 boot disk with CD ROM Support? Both floopy disks have fdisk program.
 Win98 boot disk doesn't have format program but DOS boot disk has the format
 program.
 
 Please advice,
 John
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 - Windows XP Setup >> Secure site logons with XPI just upgraded from ME to XP and cannot log on to any
 sites that require a name and password (eg. Travelocity,
 ofoto, etc.). Is there a setting I have missed? Please
 advise. Thanks,
 
 Greg
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 - Windows XP >> XP Pro bootMy Windows XP Pro system stop during boot with the error NTLDR missing press
 CTRL+ALT+DEL to reboot. I have formatted drive and re-installed XP only to
 receive the same error. The system will only boot if the XP disk is in the
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ronreggin

Posted: Wed Oct 15 14:25:47 CDT 2003

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Windows XP >> Lock Up I reciently tried to install a program and when I rebooted,
the computer starts up, goes into the Desk Top
and about 10 Seconds later nothing works...
the mouse moves and the keybord is not locked up, but I
cannot click on anything or control Alt Delete will not
work.. any suggestions?

Windows XP546

anonymous

Posted: Wed Oct 15 14:25:47 CDT 2003

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Windows XP >> Lock Up
>-----Original Message-----
>I reciently tried to install a program and when I
rebooted,
>the computer starts up, goes into the Desk Top
>and about 10 Seconds later nothing works...
>the mouse moves and the keybord is not locked up, but I
>cannot click on anything or control Alt Delete will not
>work.. any suggestions?
>.
>Sorr about spelling

Malke

Posted: Thu Oct 16 08:24:22 CDT 2003

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Windows XP >> Lock Up Chadn wrote:

> I reciently tried to install a program and when I rebooted,
> the computer starts up, goes into the Desk Top
> and about 10 Seconds later nothing works...
> the mouse moves and the keybord is not locked up, but I
> cannot click on anything or control Alt Delete will not
> work.. any suggestions?

Try going into Safe Mode (hit F8 as computer is starting) and
uninstalling the program.

Malke
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 - Windows XP Perform Maintain >> PC Booster SoftwareI am now using XP after using ME (upgraded). My computer
 seems to be a lot slower with XP on it, and I have seen
 some articles about PC BOOSTER software which claims to
 increase the speed of your computer and stop crashing and
 so forth. I was wondering if anyone can tell me if these
 products are safe to use or will I be inviting trouble
 fiddling with the computer. Also if I was to run it would
 I be able to un-run it and get back to being slow again if
 I don't like what it has done to my computer? Can anyone
 give me a suggestion?
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 - Windows XP Network >> network not resolving users names in Manage in WINDOWS XP PROThe issue I have is this.
 
 I have several models of PC, diff mfg, with Gigabit nics in them. Once I
 put my windows XP image on the PC, under computer management under local
 users and groups, my network users are not being resolved into there proper
 names. ex. domain\Domain admins, or even domain\userID.
 What will appear is the list of users, that look like this:
 ?234937213974213830
 It will be like this for each of my users.
 
 Like this I am not able to log onto the system and network.. very bad.
 
 Know... when I DISABLE Media Sensing... it will work fine.. all my users get
 resolved into what they should be.
 
 I dont WANT to Disable Media sensing as I have a ton of mobile users that
 need connectivity from office to office. If I disable media sensing, they
 will need to reboot there PC everytime. AND THEY DONT WANT TO. Plus were
 installing Wireless, and it would be nice just to pick up there PC and move
 it where ever they want.
 
 Any suggestions out there as to what I need to do. OTHER then keep Media
 sensing disabled ?
 
 Thanks in advanced !!!!
 JARED
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 - Windows XP Perform Maintain >> can't access control panel etc...can't open up any of the following: My documents, my
 computer, control panel recycle bin ???
- 4
 - Windows XP >> My Documents FolderWhen we log on 2 copies of My Documents folder open up. How do we stop
 this? There is nothing in the startup folder.
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 - Windows XP Network >> Copy files from one computer to another!I have two computers, one has Windows 2000 Pro installed
 on it, and the other has Windows XP Pro. I have a router,
 with each of the computers connected to the router via
 ethernet nic's. How do I go about copying files from one
 computer to the other? Your help will be greatly
 appreciated, thanks.
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 - Windows XP Security >> Importing Win98 favorites - common to all usersHaving upgraded a machine from 98 to XP, what is the best way to move
 favorites over to be available to all users.
 
 I've tried putting them in 'docs and settings\all users\favorites' but this
 does not
 seem to work...
 
 Thanks.
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 - Windows XP Support >> restore deleted filei deleted a file from my hard drive and recycle bin. how can i restore to my
 hard drive?
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 - Windows XP Network >> Networking Win98 and XPi am using workgroups to connect/network an xp box with a
 win98 machine. everything works fine and then myteriously
 the network connect is lost and the entire network has to
 be reconfigured. this has happened multiple times.
 
 do any have any thoughts about why this occurs and how to
 prevent it?
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 - Windows XP Security >> storing defauls for calc.exeHi,
 our organisation is changing to XP and our users have no
 administration rights for their PCs.
 If one user changes in calc.exe to scientific mode, calc.exe does not
 remember this and starts the next time again in normal mode.
 Any solution for this?
 
 TIA
 Wolfgang
 (Sorry if I don't got the correct expressions ;-)
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 - Windows XP MovieMaker >> Unspecified Error Upon StartupHey gang....very frustrated in my first few days of trying to FINALLY
 get moving on movie making on my PC! I've been trying to get Movie
 Maker started and I keep getting an unspecified error. I've downloaded
 SP2 twice and reinstalled it both times. Can someone please give me
 some guidance other than downloading it again?
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 - Windows XP Security >> Windows Update Error 0x80072EFDHi
 Just attempted to install latest Windows update feature.
 However during the initial download of the the update I
 chickened out and cancelled the download. After reviewing
 the Windows update feature I decided to give it another
 try. While my computer was being analyzed to establish
 whaat updates were required I recieved the following error
 No 0x80072EFD. There is are similar errors posted by
 Microsoft to troubleshoot this problem but none with the
 same error No:
 Any help appreciated in resolving this problem as I cannot
 update Windows (although maybe this is not such a bad
 thing)
 Regards
 Mal Dinsdale
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 - Windows XP Security >> W32.Netsky.D@mmI am told by people I am sending e-mails to that I have this worm in my system W32.Netsky.D@mm can someone tell me how to check for this and how I can remove i
 
 Thanking you in advance for your repl
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 - Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Do I need the Intel INF Utility for SATA?I am curious if I need to install the Intel INF file Utility on my Windows XP Pro (Build
 2600.xpsp2.030422-1633 : Service Pack 1)? Currently running fine but I'm not using any
 USB2.0 devices or SATA HDs yet.
 
 My P4(800) Springdale Chipset system is up-to-date with all the Windows XP Service Packs,
 Driver Updates and Critical Updates found at the Windows Update page. My SATA and USB 2.0
 controllers show up in Device Manager without problems. However, my mainboard manufacturer's
 website has an Intel INF Utility posted for my board (a DFI PS83-BL using the latest BIOS)
 and I've pasted this Utility's Readme file description below.
 
 Also, my mainboard BIOS offers an "enhanced" mode option for enabling SATA which is supposed
 to allow for "both" SATA Channels plus 4 PATA devices (2 masters and 2 slaves) from the
 regular IDE controller. Furthermore, you can also choose to flip the SATA devices from 0 to
 1 and 1 to 0.
 
 I've emailed DFI many months ago several times about this but something must be getting lost
 in translation, as they have never responded.
 
 I searched newsgroups for this topic with Google which yield both "yes" and "maybe" answers.
 
 Also some postings seem to warn about "switching from PATA to SATA on existing WinXP
 installations." I get the feeling that something really bad will happen if I did that, so
 I'm concerned because I need to upgrade to larger HDs. I would like to get a pair of SATA
 160 Gb units. I plan to clone my existing PATA HDs using DriveImage7 and then switch to the
 SATA connectors (which will also free up the standard onboard IDE controller for my DVD,
 Burner and Zip drives).
 
 Currently running with 2 - PATA 60 Gb Maxtors, each set as a master from the motherboard's
 standard IDE controller (only WinXP Pro ... no other operating systems):
 
 HD #1 - C and D (C Drive Primary Booting with D as a logical, both NTFS);
 HD #2 - E and F (both logicals for data files and image backups, both NTFS)
 
 Is this a bad thing to try and do I need the Intel INF file Utility installed prior to doing
 this?
 
 BTW, I thought WinXP (with the latest Service Packs) already supported SATA, USB2.0, etc
 hardware? Is there a way under Device Manager, etc where I can check to see if my drivers,
 etc could benefit from running the Intel INF Utility listed below:
 
 *********************************************************
 * Product: Intel(R) Chipset Software Installation Utility
 * Release: Production Version
 * Version: 5.00.1012
 * Target Chipset#: Intel(R) 82865G/PE/P, 82875P
 * Date: March 12, 2003
 *********************************************************
 * 1. OVERVIEW
 ************************************************************
 The Intel(R) Chipset Software Installation Utility installs
 to the target system the Windows* INF files that outline to
 the operating system how the Intel(R) chipset components will
 be configured. This is needed for the proper functioning of
 the following features:
 
 - Core PCI and ISAPNP Services
 - AGP Support
 - IDE/ATA33/ATA66/ATA100 Storage Support
 - USB Support
 - Identification of Intel(R) chipset components in
 the Device Manager
 ************************************************************
 
 Any help or thoughts would be greatly, greatly appreciated, Thanks .... JS
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 - Windows XP Network >> cannot query tcp/ip settings for connectionI am getting the error "Cannot Query TCP/IP settings for
 connection". My wireless network does not seem to be
 working on one of my XP Pro computers. When i click
 repair, i get that error, because the status of the network
 (tcp,subnet,etc) all say "<unavailable>". What could be
 cousing TCP/IP not to be working and my recieving that message?
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 - Windows XP Hardware >> NO MOUSE AFTER USER SWITCH ??I'm on User A working fine, I switch to user B and the
 mouse doesn't respond ?? Any ideas ??
 
 Thanks