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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> downloading XP SP2I am going around in circles trying to download serv pack2. Have signed up up
for auto downloads, have gone to windows update and i just cannot see the
simple "download" button for SP2. I see a lot of stuff about firewalls and
security,etc and when i let microsoft automatically check mt system, it tells
me i have all the firewalls in place but ......still no download of serv pack
2!! Is there not a simple "download now" button ???
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- Windows XP Security >> Running Windows XP on a system with no hard drive?Hi folks
does anyone know if it is possible to run Windows XP on a system
without a hard drive?
I was thinking of creating a 'hard-drive-less-system' running Windows
XP, but does the O/S require one, or can it be run purely from a CD?
Is this type of thing feasible?
Or if you know of any place that sells such a system I would be
interested.
JJ
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Audio and VideoI have a problem that when saving my video... the
percentages goes at a slow rate, then all the sudden it
speeds up, sounds great, but no... when you go to watch
the video the video stops after a certain number of
clips, but the audio keeps going. And it never stops at
the same picture (oh yeah, this is a slide show set to
music). The audio always continues, but the pictures
always stop at a random point. Ever seen this and any
suggestions? Thanks a bunch
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- Windows XP Update >> KB905866, KB946041, KB946974, KB946983, KB947801, KB947945 and SP1I cannot install 8 updates for Vista Home Premium edition 32-bit operating
sytem and error codes were #80073712 and #80070652 when attempting to
install the updates as follows:
KB905866: Window Email, Junk Email
KB946041: Window Vista
SP1: 2007 Microsoft Office Suite
KB946974: Excel 2007
KB946983: Outlook 2007
KB947801: 2007 Microsoft Office System
KB947945: Outlook 2007 Junk Email
Any help is truly appreciated.
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htn
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- Windows XP Support >> My Memory is Like Quicksand!I have a situation that is plaguing and perplexing me. The simple
explanation is this:
Stuff gets stuck in memory.
It is now an everyday occurrence that some application or module that is
supposed to run and then go away doesn't go away. Sometimes it's a splash
screen for an application launching, sometimes it's a media player, and
other times it's a full-blown application. The one that fails me with 100%
consistency is the Adobe License Manager, adobelmvsc.exe, which kicks in
three minutes after a PDF file is opened and is supposed to check for a
legitimate license (which I have) and then go away. It never goes away.
iTunes frequently gets stuck, and several others are culprits.
When these programs or processes get stuck, there is no amount of prying in
Task Manager that can remove them. And because they refuse to release, the
Shutdown, Restart, or Logoff procedures hang in perpetuity.
As far as I know, the only recourse is to power-cycle, which I now do
multiple times per day.
I'd love to get to the bottom of this, but I don't really know where to
start. Any ideas...?
Rick A.
Pleasanton CA
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- customize >> My DocumentsHow can I stop XP from automatically creating a My Music
Folder, My Pictures Folder And other Folders in My
Documents? Every time I delete them they come back.
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- Windows XP Security >> Event 59 XP Pro sp2 SideBySide errorsI am attempting to clean up after a failed sp2 application. The box now
works as a result of assigning the acount EVERYONE full control over the
System32 folder. I realize this is a poor security practice but the only
alternative would be to trash the build and start over from scratch. First
the environment. The box is a client of an SBS2000 network running XP Pro
sp2, ISA Firewall Client and the Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition 9.0
antivirus client. It has an AMD CPU and 512MB of RAM. Now the problem.
At every boot I find six errors in the Application Event Viewer, all Event
59. These occur in pairs. The first error mentions a dll for which the
Generate Activation Context failed and provides a full path to the dll. The
dll's involved are WININET.DLL, SHELL32.DLL and URLMON.DLL. The exact
messages for the first two of the six appears below. Kindly advise which
folders I need to change the secuerity settings on.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: SideBySide
Event Category: None
Event ID: 59
Date: 9/27/2004
Time: 9:57:11 AM
User: N/A
Computer: SYS5WXPPRO
Description:
Generate Activation Context failed for F:\WINNT\system32\WININET.dll.
Reference error message: The operation completed successfully.
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For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: SideBySide
Event Category: None
Event ID: 59
Date: 9/27/2004
Time: 9:57:11 AM
User: N/A
Computer: SYS5WXPPRO
Description:
Resolve Partial Assembly failed for Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls.
Reference error message: Access is denied.
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For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> can't open .doc in XPI have upgraded from Office 2003 to Office 2007. For some reason I can't
open )or save) anything .doc. Once I click on open it brings up a window
that says "Getting File Information" but never opens. I have installed the
service packs recommended by Microsoft, but it didn't help. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks in advance!
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- Windows XP >> kellys kornerI'm trying to find the utility which removes disabled program start-ups from
the start-up menu. It's called msconfigdisabled.vbs but I cannot find it in
Kelly's Korner (which is where I first got it, I think). I want to let a
friend have it and I've tried emailing the file but the email service won't
deliver it! I now I can't find it in Kelly's Korner. Can anyone help here,
please?
Rob Graham
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- Windows XP >> LostRun.exeSystem states it can not find:
c:\windows\system32\tools\LostRun.exe
What is this, and how do I correct it?
Thanks,
Eddie
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- Windows XP >> IE Open in New Window doesn't work.Hi,
My 2nd PC has WINXP SP1A and IE6 SP1 installed.
It works great except if I attempt to Right Click on a URL to open in a new
window - nothing happens, I just get a partialy drawn blank window. The same
happens when a webpage tries to open a new window. I don't have a Pop Up
Blocker or anything.
Any ideas on how to fix this? I've searched the Knowledge base but can't
find a fix.
Thanks,
Graham.
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- Windows XP >> when i open my internet explorer it freez or stop workinghi everyone
my problem is that when i open my internet explorer it doesn't work and a
window open saying that windows explorer face a problem and it need to close
here a pic when i click on more info
http://www.arcaan.com/vb/uploaded/5797_1178324380.jpg
the pic is in arabic but i has some inglish word
in the pic there's
File : DJ2002.dll
company name : Justdo it
descreaption:JD2002 module
hope u guys understand me and help me
thx .....
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Windows XP >> error message
Hi there:
At boot I get a window titled "UPSMFC40.EXE - Bad Image"that says "The
application or DLL C:\PROGRAM FILES\WINSTSVC\WinGenerics.dll is not a valid
Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette". I can
close this windows with several tries but it keeps popping up. It does not
seem to do anything visual except aggravate the heck out of me. Please help.
Windows XP88
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Windows XP >> error message
marcopolimdonot EMail@HideDomain.com wrote:
> Hi there:
> At boot I get a window titled "UPSMFC40.EXE - Bad Image"that says "The
> application or DLL C:\PROGRAM FILES\WINSTSVC\WinGenerics.dll is not a
> valid
> Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette".
> I can
> close this windows with several tries but it keeps popping up. It
> does not
> seem to do anything visual except aggravate the heck out of me.
> Please help.
You have malware on your computer.
Do the preparatory work here:
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware
Then run Swandog46's Aproposfix:
http://swandog46.geekstogo.com/aproposfix.exe
It would be smart to go through the rest of the general malware removal
steps at the first link too. Malware is like cockroaches or ants - if
you've got one, you've probably got More Than One.
If the procedures look too complex - and there is no shame in admitting
this isn't your cup of tea - take the machine to a professional
computer repair shop (not your local version of BigStoreUSA).
Malke
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MS-MVP Windows User/Shell
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic"
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| Posted: Sat May 13 14:00:01 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP >> error message
"Malke" wrote:
> marcopolimdonot EMail@HideDomain.com wrote:
>
> > Hi there:
> > At boot I get a window titled "UPSMFC40.EXE - Bad Image"that says "The
> > application or DLL C:\PROGRAM FILES\WINSTSVC\WinGenerics.dll is not a
> > valid
> > Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette".
> > I can
> > close this windows with several tries but it keeps popping up. It
> > does not
> > seem to do anything visual except aggravate the heck out of me.
> > Please help.
>
> You have malware on your computer.
>
> Do the preparatory work here:
> http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware
>
> Then run Swandog46's Aproposfix:
> http://swandog46.geekstogo.com/aproposfix.exe
>
> It would be smart to go through the rest of the general malware removal
> steps at the first link too. Malware is like cockroaches or ants - if
> you've got one, you've probably got More Than One.
>
> If the procedures look too complex - and there is no shame in admitting
> this isn't your cup of tea - take the machine to a professional
> computer repair shop (not your local version of BigStoreUSA).
>
> Malke
> --
> MS-MVP Windows User/Shell
> Elephant Boy Computers
> www.elephantboycomputers.com
> "Don't Panic"
> Thanks Malke for the prompt and excellent reply. It would have been somewhat more convenient if I was able to print the Malware section of your post. Thanks again for the help.
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Windows XP >> error message
marcopolimdonot EMail@HideDomain.com wrote:
>> Thanks Malke for the prompt and excellent reply. It would have been
>> somewhat more convenient if I was able to print the Malware section
>> of your post. Thanks again for the help.
I don't quite understand what you mean. There is nothing preventing you
from printing out the information on my website.
Malke
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MS-MVP Windows User/Shell
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic"
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- Windows XP >> no answers from microsoft , Help!When I try to check for updates for windows xp sp2, the checking for updates
window just keeps on scanning and scanning but nothing happens, I've left it
run for at least 20 minutes but nothing comes up, no error message
nothing....Microsoft has suggested a lot of things but nothing is working..
The last update that installed was on April 6, for service pack 3. Any ideas?
thanks
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> ChkDskI have winXP, with 128mb of Ram and a 80gb HDD that has 6 partitions.
C-drive is the OS drive and D-drive is where all programs are installed.
All other drives are for data.
I have had this setup for about a month and it has been running smoothly.
Yesterday when the PC was started, it ran ChkDsk which was not scheduled. I
noticed it only ran the first 3 parts of ChkDsk instead of the normal 5
parts. After running ChkDsk, XP booted normally and everything looked fine.
I went to D-drive and tried to run Defrag. I got the message, "Cannot
perform defrag as D-drive is scheduled to run ChkDsk on the next reboot".
Again it had not been scheduled.
Then I did schedule both F-drive and D-drive to run ChkDsk on the next boot.
When rebooted, both the drives ran a complete ChkDsk. I then defragged
F-drive which defragged normally. When D-drive was selected to defrag, the
same message was received. Each boot, D-drive still runs the first 3 parts
of ChkDsk.
I ran a restore to 4 days previous to the problem starting, but the problem
still persists. Running ChkDsk only seems to be on D-drive as all others
are performing normally. BTW I do not have the HP scanner referred to in
Windows Knowledge base.
Does anyone have a clue why this is happening and how to fix the problem?
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- Windows XP Setup >> Winzip questionI always download winzip files from the net and install them on m
desktop for a while then save them in a new folder.When i install the
and open that file then try to close it is shows this messag
"c:\DocumentandSetting\Moh\Local~1\Temp has been moved.Do you want t
extract this file to refresh it".Ok,my extract folder for winzip i
configuration is the same above.And i everyday delete my Temp files.
know there is nothing wrong really but how can i stop thi
message?thank
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alderessy
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Size of .aviWhen I created my .avi from MM2, the properties say the 15 minute movie is
over 3GB. When I use my authoring software to create a DVD, only about 600
mb are used on the DVD.
Does this make sense?
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- Windows XP >> OUTLOOK - TOO MANY RECIPIENTSSometimes when I foward messages to alot of people, I get
a message back from the system administrator advising me
that there were too many recipients. Does anyone know
how to fix this problem?
Thank you.
HM
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- Windows XP Network >> How to make network adapter promiscuous?Running a Dell Dimension 3000, with built-in LAN adapter.
When running Suse Linux 9.2 on the machine, I tell Ethereal to operate
promiscuously, and I can see all the traffic on the LAN segment.
When I run Ethereal under Win XP Pro (with all the updates), again with
promiscuous enabled, all I can see is broadcast traffic and any traffic
to/from the Dell.
So it's obvious that the network adapter is not actually running
promiscuously under Win XP, even though I enabled it in Ethereal.
Any ideas on how I can persuade Win XP to switch the NIC into
promiscuous mode?
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Ian
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- Windows XP Security >> Welcome screen help!!I did a system recovery and when I restarted it had the
classic logon promt.
It said that the computer was locked.
I tried to change it to the Welcome screen but it would
NOT change.
How do I unlock the computer and change it so it is the
Welcome Screen??
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Auto LogonI recently did a clean install of WinXP on a new hard drive with one user,
myself. It logged on automatically but, as I am populating it with software,
it has stopped logging on automatically. I suspect something called Genie
Backup Manager and have removed it but to no avail.
I download TweakUI to set the AutoLogon and it works once but not the second
time I boot up. I then sussed that TweakUI altered the setting in the
Registry at: HKEY_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\WinLogon\AutoAdminLogon from 0 to 1.
I tried this manually and it worked once but not subsequently. It seems that
the problem is that something is not letting the changes to the registry be
saved so they are lost when I shut down. I also noticed that I can no longer
sort the Start/Programmes list on the sub-menu.
Any ideas what is upsetting the registry or how I can force the changes to
be saved or what I can do to find out what is causing the problem?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> port setupHi all
I am a new user to xp pro and have a small problem with setting up comm
ports
I do a manual comm port setup for my modem which works just fine under 98SE
then do a reboot as it suggests, when the system comes back up it dumps my
port configuration and then says new hardware found and sets up 2 comm 4's
and an extra LPT1. both comm ports then have the yellow exclamation mark.
Is there a way to force my port configuration and disable the autodection
phase, setting up the 2 bogus comm4's and the extra LPT1
other than that glitch the system is flyin
Thanks
Steve
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- Windows XP Support >> Windows Takes Ages to LogonLast night i restarted my pc and now it takes about 15 mins for windows to
logon once i select a username. I formatted the drive and then installed
windows xp pro again and its still doing the same only one user on the pc
now and windows xp updates and symantec anitvirus installed on the pc and it
takes forever...
It sitn actually doing anything in those 15 mins though no HD activity or
proccesses. anyone got any ideas? i think i could have possibly got a virus
of my mates pc cos he had the same problem and he dropped his pc of last
night for me to format but his graphic cards broke and i keepg etting blue
screen saying display error
Anyone got an idea whats causing windows to take so long to upload?
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- Windows XP Network >> Can't VPN or RD for 5 min. after logon?Since installing XP SP2, I can not establish an outgoing VPN or
RemoteDesktop connection for 5 minutes (exactly 300 seconds AFAIK) after
XP logon. Does anyone know why? Before SP2, I could do either as soon
as USERINIT.EXE ended, which was (still is) only a few seconds after
logon. Thanks.
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- Windows XP Security >> is security compromised?Problem: Packets sent is around 90% of packets received
almost all the time
os: win xp pro
main urls used: some https and some http, outlook,
outlook express. no intranet communication, only internet.
packets sent: 13601; packets received 15235
after doing outlook express "receive all" command
packets sent: 15065; packets received 17188
difference sent: 1460; received 1953
There was no other activity; Can some one explain why
packets sent is so close to packets received. Is someone
picking stuff off my computer? if so how can i find who
and where is it going to and what is it that is going?
Is this a security breach and how can i stop it?
Norton says there are no viruses. Adaware and spybot
(updated) used every other day to clean up.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Since auto update installed CD Max, files won't save ... :>(MM 2.0.3312.0
Windows XP Pro 2002, SP2
Pentium 4 / 3-GHz
512 MB RAM
40-GB available HDD
I've used MM for some time, on files up to 100 MB, without problems, until
Windows auto update installed the CD Max patch. Since then, any file over 5
MB
goes into an infinite wait when saving to computer. The panel displays a
hard drive file definition to save into, but a top line message says, e.g.,
... preparing to save file to CD ROM - 9743286 estimated mins to save.
I uninstalled the CD MAX application in Control Panel / Add-Remove ...,
which completed normally per messages. After a reboot, the CD-Max logo still
appeared in the Save Movie panel, and the preceding CD-RoM save message still
appears in MM.
Any assistance appreciated. I'm in the process of converting family movies
for our children, and want to finish before the family reunion in August. If
MM can't be fixed in a timely manner, what other commercial software package
would do the trick, to enable me to finish. I'm AV-challenged, so simple
apps are good ... :>)
Thanks ... EZ
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EZ
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- Windows XP >> WINNT or WINDOWS ?I rescently re-installed my OS (XP Home) and found 2
folders named "WINNT" and "WINDOWS". WHich one of tthese
folders should I keep or delete?
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