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  - Windows XP Network >> System hangs when opening shared folders through VPNI've been trying to fix this for such a long time now...
    
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    connected via 2 netgear FVS114 VPN units.
    
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  - Windows XP Setup >> Upgraded install of XP over W2k - no internetHello, All!
    
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    (installed it over 1 of 2 w2k OS partition installations so I'm operable in
    my dual boot by booting up on w2k).
    
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    I have two problem,
    1- when ever I use a 3D software , after few second or
    working, the mouse get stuck for a second and a pepeing
    sound will come one with no massage . the same sound some
    time come on when the PC is left un attended for some
    time.
    
    2- the second small problem is to do with making a
    password for a file . I can not activite the check box
    
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  - Windows XP >> Synchronizing Offline Folders ProblemI have a user that has been using Offline folders successfully. Last week all of sudden it displayed an error that it could not synchronize the files. It kept notifying the user that files needed to be synchronized but it just would not do it. I deleted all the synchronized files but now when I try to set up the folders to synchronize, the option Make Available Offline does not exist. I have verified that Offline folders are enabled. Not sure where to go from here.
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  - Windows XP Support >> Lost cd key!!! AM I BONED???Hi,
    
    Ok, My Hard Drive failed in my PC. I was at sea when this happened(I am in
    the Canadian Navy), and my wife told me when I was in Port. So, when I got
    home from Sea. I bought a new Hard drive. And installed it. Went to
    install my windows. It asks for the cd key. I can't find it. We had moved 6
    months ago. And my wife isn't sure if she mistakenly threw out the cd key.
    Because, I put all my progam cd's in a cd holder. And cd case and documents
    in a box in the basement. But since the move. I can't find it. What the
    hell do I do now. Am I boned or is there a way to get a new cd key???
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  - Windows XP Network >> Cancelled Network Setup Wizard during setupMy PC (Win XP Home) was connected to the Internet via
    cable modem using a USB port because I had no Ethernet
    card. PC worked great for months. I wanted to free-up
    the USB port so I bought an Ethernet card so I can connect
    to the cable modem via Ethernet.
    I just installed the Ethernet card with out errors.
    Then XP asked if I wanted to start the Network Setup
    Wizard and I started it.
    I got part-way through the setup and realized that it is
    not what I wanted to do and I closed it.
    Since then, I cannot use Internet Explorer, Outlook
    Express, or anything else that attempts to access the
    Internet.
    
    Error messages are:
    - "Generic Host Process for Win32 Services has encountered
    a problem and needs to close..."
    - "System is shutting down... initiated by NT
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    - "messge RPC service terminated unexpectedly..."
    - When I run IPCONFIG /RENEW from the command prompt, I
    get the error "An error occurred while renewing interface
    Local Area Connection : An operation was attempted on
    something that is not a socket."
    
    The behavior described above continues even after
    unistalling the Ethernet card (and physiclly removing it)
    and use the USB port to connect the cable modem.
    
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  - Windows XP Update >> Got 0x8007043B Error, Regedit Fix Didn't WorkI'm running Win XP Pro, and after SP2 install, I get the
    0x800743B error while searching for Windows Updates. I
    tried the add WUAUSERV and BITS to SvcHost process via
    regedit (though I didn't see any Value Data under the
    netsvcs key). That didn't work. I've searched high and
    low for another fix, and found only a vbs (Virtual Basic)
    script. I'm not going to learn Virtual Basic to fix
    something SP2 broke, and I'm not going to sign up for
    a .net Passport account to get online help. So what to
    do? Wipe the drive and reload XP Pro and hope SP2 doesn't
    prevent me from getting Windows Updates ... again? Or
    what? Any help out there?
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  - Windows XP >> Setting program access and defaultsI am using OS is XP Pro w/SP2
    
    The configuration in "Set Program Access and Defaults" is set to Custom.
    
    The "Choose a default e-mail program" is set to "Use my current e-mail
    program"
    
    The box beside "Outlook Express" is checked.
    
    I can go to Set Program Access and Defaults and set the email program to
    Outlook Express. And I can set the radio button from Custom to Microsoft
    Windows.
    
    Although I set both choices and then select OK and exit that panel, when I
    reopen the Set Program Access and Defaults panel the radio button choices
    have reverted back to Custom and Use my current e-mail program.
    
    How can I make these changes take effect permanently?
    
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  - Windows XP >> Reinstall IE6How do I reinstall IE6 if I have not been supplied an XP disc with my computer?
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  - Windows XP Update >> !Where the @#$@# is KB918899?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Updates notification tells me that KB918899 (Cumulative Security update for
    Windows Explorer for Windows XP) is available to download.
    
    Clicking on the link in update notifications takes me to this webpage:
    http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx
    
    Guess what, no sign of the above update, or ANY of the August
    updates!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It ONLY LISTS the July updates.
    
    So I try this link:
    http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms06-aug.mspx
    
    This web page lists the update, but guess what happens when you click on the
    link....
    
    It goes STRAIGHT TO http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx
    again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    Come on Microsoft you've been providing these updates long enough now to not
    be making STUPID mistakes like this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    I finally did manager to get the update but ONLY with the help of a third
    party email newsletter that provided the correct link to the download....
    
    For anyone else trying to find this update try here:
    http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS06-042.mspx
    
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  - Windows XP Perform Maintain >> can updates freeze system?I was doing a clean install of WinXP pro, and after I did
    so, I downloaded Service pack 1. After I did this My
    computer would not start up. The only thing i could do
    was another clean install of XP. Did something else
    freeze the system or was it Service pack 1, and if so,
    how can I fix it?
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  - Windows XP Update >> 0x8024402F error msgTried everything, microsoft could not help either despite a dozen fixes they
    suggested, it comes down to their new update software. Then went to Linksys
    router and disabled ActiveX filter in setup and update worked, did of a pain
    turning the activex filter on and off in setup but I can at least get the
    updates friends have uninstalled it and win updates works with the old
    software.
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  - Windows XP Setup >> Xp pro and homeCan anyone tell me what the real differences are between xp home and xp pro?
    I am considering upgrading to pro from home edition.
    
    Thanks,
    
    Jake

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Soonchul

Posted: Thu Nov 13 00:46:16 CST 2003

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Windows XP >> How to Enter The Registry Editor? When I try to run the "regedit" program I get the following: "Registry
editing has been disabled by your administrator". My account is set up as a
computer administrator so I would assume I could access this program.

I tried going into safe mode and by using the administrator account I can
run the regedit program no problem.

I want to be able to run the regedit program from my account. Any
suggestions on how I can do this?

Thanks in advance.............Joey

Windows XP1236

VManes

Posted: Thu Nov 13 00:46:16 CST 2003

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Windows XP >> How to Enter The Registry Editor? You need to do a virus scan with updated signatures.

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"Joey Long" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:flbsb.105449$EMail@HideDomain.com...
When I try to run the "regedit" program I get the following: "Registry
editing has been disabled by your administrator". My account is set up as a
computer administrator so I would assume I could access this program.

I tried going into safe mode and by using the administrator account I can
run the regedit program no problem.

I want to be able to run the regedit program from my account. Any
suggestions on how I can do this?

Thanks in advance.............Joey

Kelly

Posted: Thu Nov 13 00:53:00 CST 2003

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Windows XP >> How to Enter The Registry Editor? Hi Joey,

Run the script on line 275 - It will lift the restriction
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

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> When I try to run the "regedit" program I get the following: "Registry
> editing has been disabled by your administrator". My account is set up as
a
> computer administrator so I would assume I could access this program.
>
> I tried going into safe mode and by using the administrator account I can
> run the regedit program no problem.
>
> I want to be able to run the regedit program from my account. Any
> suggestions on how I can do this?
>
> Thanks in advance.............Joey
>
>
>

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- 4
 - Windows XP >> Logging off problemshey all. I am having trouble with logging off the user names on my desktop.
 This all started last week when I upgraded to Internet Explorer 7. What
 happens is that I go to Start, Log Off, and then hit Log off. But the
 computer doesn't do anything. I took it to my local computer repair shop and
 they told me it was fixed. When it came back tonight, I was able to log off
 from the start menu only once. In order for me to log off, I have to go
 through the Task Manager. What is wrong? My computer is 7 years old and
 running Windows XP Professional SP2. Please help.
 --
 -astrodog19
- 5
 - Windows XP Security >> 'Puter ProblemsHello there...
 I am having problems accessing stuff on my computer...
 i.e. I don't have the appropriate permissions even though
 I was logged on as administrator (even when logged on
 under users with admin privelages). When I right-click "My
 Computer" and select manage, don't have appropriate
 permissions. I've tried booting into safemode and
 performing tasks I still don't have the privelages
 (admin). There's other problems i've been having as
 well... For instance all the icons of the exeuctible files
 show the icon when there is no icon specified... Then I
 specify the icon and the proper icon appears... but when
 the computer is restarted of the user is logged off, it
 reverts to the "no icon" icon.
 
 Another problem I've been having is with the command
 prompt. When I click start, select run, and
 type "command" I get the popup of the dos window, but the
 problem is that any command that I type in there doesn't
 respond. ie, ipconfig, netstat... the only command that it
 responds to is "exit". Even if i type a command or
 something that doesn't exist, it just repeats the same
 line... here's a screen shot:
 http://members.shaw.ca/ub3rjoe/micro.jpg
 
 Thank you for your time and effort.
 Joe
- 6
 - Windows XP Security >> New Outlook Express security updates (11 Feb 04)I have downloaded Q832894 to deal with the current advice
 but am told it is only relevant to OE 6 and it won't
 install. My OE help tells me I have OE 6 so why won't it
 install? What can I do?
- 7
 - Windows XP Update >> Windows Update - administrators only?I trying to reach windowsupdate.microsoft.com, but redirected to
 http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com. Anyone who can help me? Im having
 win2000 (and not Win XP that I found help for...)
- 8
 - Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Need advice on how to best format and partition a drive w/XPproHi,
 
 I have a 120G second drive that now consists of 2
 partitions... 20G & 100G. I would like to know the best
 way to repartition the drive to three partions of say 40
 G each.... How does one use the utils on the XP cd?
 
 Thanks,
 
 George
- 9
 - Windows XP >> Microsoft news in spanishHi all. I'm loocking for: "news.microsoft.com" in spanish (Spain or Latin
 America).
 
 I don't speak english....... :$ please.
 
 Thanks ;-),
 
 Frank
- 10
 - Windows XP >> anyone know of a multi user temp/cookie/crap cleaner?ive had a geek squad MRI cd just for this purpose, as you start it up,
 its got a gui that shows all the user accounts for the pc your on, and
 lets you check which accounts you want cleaned, and what you want
 cleaned on each account, like cookies, temp files ect...
 
 as an network admin, this was invaluable, instead of logging into each
 account and running a temp cleaner. i just wondered if there was
 another proc out there that did this? or if anyone knew the name of
 the proc thats on the geed squad cd that runs this, ive looked and i
 cant tell what the name of it is.
 
 i was making a windows xp PE live cd, and i wanted to have this sort
 of utility on it.
 
 or possibly would anyone know how to make a .bat file that did this
 for me, then i could just add it to the live distro.
- 11
 - Windows XP Network >> TCP/IP networking issuesHello...
 
 When I try to ipconfig /renew my wireless adapter to get
 a new ip address from my DHCP server it gives me an error
 saying something like "... can not perform operation on
 something that is not a socket." So I have been looking
 things up related to windows xp tcp/ip problems and
 found -- Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 299357 --
 which states to reset tcp/ip do the following command:
 
 netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
 
 It then goes on to show what that resetlog.txt log file
 should look like which has a whole bunch of stuff in it
 and then at the end it states <completed>
 
 When I do the above command it returns successfully from
 the command prompt with no errors but when I look at the
 log file ALL that is in there is <completed> without the
 other normal log messages.
 
 Any help on this would be hugely appreciated because I'm
 stumped on why it's doing this and how I can fix tcp
 without re-installing all of windows!... :)
 
 Thanks in advance...
 
 -Ergin
- 12
 - Windows XP Update >> Error number: 0x8002801D | Someone help!!!I get this error after I click "Express Install" or Custom Install" from the
 windows update site ver5. I have never had a problem with updating before
 until the new windows update site version 5 came out. Here is the error I get:
 
 "Windows Update has encountered an error and cannot display the requested
 page. You may find the following resources helpful in resolving the problem:
 
 [Error number: 0x8002801D] "
- 13
 - Windows XP Hardware >> Mouse PointerHi!
 My mouse pointer scroll through a document by itself. What does it mean?
 I have installed Windows XP Service Pack 2. Is it in connection with this?
 Please, let me know.
 Thank you
- 14
 - Windows XP Update >> Windows Update In LoopOk, I cant figure this out. It keeps on saying this I pick any option and it
 keeps going on and on the same thing over..
 
 Here is what it says after I click Custom or Express..
 
 Files required to use Windows Update are no longer registered or installed
 on your computer. To continue:
 
 Register or reinstall the files for me now (Recommended)
 Let me read about more steps that might be required to solve the problem
 
 This is a Acer Laptop Windows Xp Home.. Build 2600.. And thanks guys! How
 could i fix this? I wanna update my laptop!
- 15
 - Windows XP Perform Maintain >> FilesToday i noticed that some of my files have blue
 highlighting for the words of the file, ive never seen
 this before and i want to know what it is. Also, i was
 exploring in c:/windows and i noticed a bear icon that
 says setdebug and i clicked on it and it says something
 like do ui want to enable activex debuging for java and i
 cliked yes and then i ran it again and clicked yes and i
 want to restore it to default how would i do that? thanks