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- Windows XP >> How to work out 'printing per page' costs?Is there a way that I can work out how much printing costs per page in
XP depending on the printer and if in colour, black & white or paper
type?
If there is an online web calculator or an app that will do this (where
I can input certain criteria) then that would be great.
Thanks
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- Windows XP >> Reinstal of windows XPOur hard drive lost critical file and I had to reform and
perform a instal of windows xp.
I am stuck on the product key.
We have 2 computers and one came with XP oem installed
and the second we purchased XP.
I use the product code that we purchased and it says it
is an invalid code but it is clearly printed on the back
of the manual and I also had copied it onto the disk.
I even got ahold of a different product windows xp code
and it will not work either?
What is wrong here?
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- Windows XP Support >> Microsoft Office Outlook 3I can no longer access this program. I get an error message stating it could
not be installed. There is an error in syntax or format of this file.
Can not start in safe mode, I get the same message.
I reinstalled the program yesterday and still get the same message.
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- Windows XP >> Blocking Emails from coming in...Support:
I know how to block specific emails from ONE SOURCE, but
I am getting dozens of garbage emails or spam, who are
still sending emails to my old Internet Service providers
email address. Comcast had my email address at
manmars@attbi.com, but change it to manmars@comcast.net.
Is there any way to BLOCK all emails still sending to my
old address at manmars@attbi.com, since all of my
associates and customers are now using my new address?
Comcast was not much help. It sounds like a simple
setup, but for some reason the old address has not been
turned off by Comcast for some reason.
Mike Thill
OWNER
MAN FROM MARS, INC.
847-696-0033
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- Windows XP >> Can't see network drive contents or print after hibernation.Windows XP pro SP2. Dell D830 (also happened on D810 and D820). I
rarely shutdown when I leave for the day (hate to wait for Symantec to
do it's thing when it's a fresh boot). I generally, hibernate at the
end of the day, come out of hibernation at some point at home, work
for a while, hibernate again and then come out of hibernation when I
am at the office the next day. The issue is 9 times out of 10 when I
get in the office again I can't print and I can only see portions of
my network shares. If I access a network drive I may see 5 sub
folders, sometimes 20, where there are hundreds. If I browse to the
the share, same limited contents. I have a few shortcuts to
frequently used documents on my desktop that become inaccessible. I
also cannot print to any of the network printers. All other network
access is fine. The only thing I can find that fixes the issue is to
reboot. Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a service I can
restart that will resolve this and keep me from having to reboot.
Thank you.
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- customize >> Xp config.sysI use a dos program and need to config.sys, how do I
locate msconfig in XP? Have tried Run: msconfig.sys and
does not bring me to where I need to go.
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- Windows XP >> Search html files problemI'm trying to find all html files in a given folder that
contain a specific word (JScript function name).
The trouble is that no html files meeting my requirement
are found, even though i'm pretty sure that -at least- one
file in that folder does contain the correct word.
Other file types that contain the same word (including .js
files) are found.
Could you please help me solve the problem?
Sincere Regards
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- Windows XP Network >> Automatically launch MSIEHiya folks:
My computer (running XP Home and MSIE 6.0) used to do
this but doesn't do it anymore:
When dial-up completed, it would automatically launch
MSIE. Is there a setting or something to make it launch
MSIE at dial-up?
Please reply to sherahn(remove-this-part)@yahoo.com
Thanks!
Paul M.
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- Windows XP Support >> Constanly getting 'Acquiring network address' message after installing SP2.Hello,
I recently got a friend up and running on a wireless network at home, and
everything works well.
I installed SP2 on his XP Home machine, and everything was fine.
When he got to work and plugged into his office LAN (not wireless) he
started experiencing frequent network disconnects.
I went to have a look and saw that he was getting a 'Acquiring network
address' icon and message popping up on his task bar every few seconds.
Now, his office network uses DHCP, and I can see that he does get a valid IP
with a lease expriring in the future. And he does get a network connection
and can browse the net/check mail for a few seconds before he gets a
'Acquiring network address' message and his network connection is
lost/restored.
So, he appears to get a valid IP and connection, but for some reason it is
resetting every few seconds.
I've googled this and a few others have reported similar issues with no
definitive solution.
Short of doing a repair-install of windows, is anyone aware of this problem
and a fix?
He is also running Norton Antivirus software which I have strongly urged him
to get rid of.
Thanks for any help,
-Randy
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- Windows XP >> fixed this problemProblem: In xp when you check msconfig you see the same
program twice under both common startup location and
startup location, or in the system tray you see two of
the same icon.
In my case this was caused by me moving things around in
the documents and settings. My documents and settings
has the following folders
Administrator
J
All users
Default user
Localservice
Networkservice
I had moved all my startup to all users and removed the
startup folders from C:\Documents and Settings\j\Start
Menu\Programs\ and from C:\Documents and
Settings\default user\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
This was a mistake because I had move my Lexmark printer
programs to startup in all users as well as zone alarm.
Windows xp then did me a big favor and changing the
following keys.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersio
n\Explorer\
User Shell Folders\Start up
%all users%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Which was the same as the following key.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersio
n\Explorer\
Shell Folders\Start up
This loaded the printer and zone alarm twice once at
location startup and once under common startup I did the
following to correct.
I went to windows explorer and made sure I had a startup
folder under
C:\Documents and Settings\default user\Start
Menu\Programs\ if you do not have it make a startup
folder there.
I then went to start the run and typed regedit, and then
went to this key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersio
n\Explorer\
User Shell Folders\Start up
I then right clicked on startup and pick modify and
change just the all users to default user.
%all users User%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup was changed
to
%Default User%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Then I restarted my computer and only had the common
startup location for the programs.
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- Windows XP >> PrinterHi
I have a HP Deskjet printer that I used with a parallel cable for years and
then changed to USB.
I decided to change it back to parallel to free up the USB for a other
device and not thinking, I plugged it in while the computer was turned on.
Now the printer will not work.
Yes I un-installed and then re-installed it and still it will not even
recognize it.
My question, will plugging it in "hot" damage the cable?
Thanks
Ken'
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- Windows XP Hardware >> CD Writing in Windows XPHello Friends,
I have Windows XP Professional Editon. I usually write CDs
using the inbuilt XP feature. But, the CD that I am trying
to write shows 832MB whereas the CD itself is of 800MB. I
do have same CD but I am unable to write. The message that
I get is somewhat - data in the disk exceeds and cannot be
written.
But, then how the CD might have 832MB.
Any help on this is muchly appreciated.
regards
David
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- Windows XP Security >> "Windows Login Terminated Unexpectedly"I was on a tournament gaming website. I click on the "battlefields
tournaments" and a popup window showed on my toolbar with an IP address on
it. Next thing I know all my programs that were running shutdown, my desktop
icons disappeared, my toolbar disappeared.
When I boot my PC (Windows XP) it will not login to the desktop, I get a
message that reads: â??Fatal Error: Windows Login Terminated Unexpectedlyâ?? then
my computer restarts, it keeps going in this cycle.
How I can fix this virus/problem if I cannot login to my desktop? Any help
is much appreciated.
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- Windows XP Security >> problem xp accessing vistaHi ! I experiencing a quiet strange problem.
I installed a xp pro, not connected to any domain. but I still can access to
the DC by \\server\c$ after being asked for user and password.
But when I try to connect to a regular xp workstation, or vista workstationt
I get " logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type
at this computer".
"use sharing wizard" and "use simple sharing" is disabled on both sides.
But, I if do a network map, specifying the user and password, it works.
So why doesn't it asks for user/password after typing "\\my.pc\c$" ?
thanks !
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- Windows XP Setup >> File and settings transfer wizardI hope someone can shed some light on this. I recently
transfered the configuration from a Dell to a compaq with
the file and settings transfer wizard. At first
everything seemed to be OK. The user than began to notice
that there was a lot of hesitation opening up attachments
and e-mails while working in office XP. The event veiwer
is ful of App errors and .MSI errors. I reinstalled
office and that did nothing to help. Is there something I
should have done before making the transfer?
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Vishant
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I WAS TRYING TO INSTALL A MEDIA DESTOP........AND I KEPT
RECEIVING THIS MESSAGE "ADMINISTRATIVE PRIVILEGE ARE
REQUIRED TO INSTALL MEDIA DESTOP........PLEASE CONSULT
YOUR MICROSOFT WINDOWS HELP DOCUMENTATION FOR MORE
INFORMATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE PRIVILEGES".
PLEASE HELP FOR INTRUCTION TO ACCESS OR GET TO MY
MICROSOFT WINDOW ADMINISTRATION PRIVILEGES.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 15 17:17:54 CDT 2003 |
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BRICE wrote:
> I WAS TRYING TO INSTALL A MEDIA DESTOP........AND I KEPT
> RECEIVING THIS MESSAGE "ADMINISTRATIVE PRIVILEGE ARE
> REQUIRED TO INSTALL MEDIA DESTOP........PLEASE CONSULT
> YOUR MICROSOFT WINDOWS HELP DOCUMENTATION FOR MORE
> INFORMATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE PRIVILEGES".
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> PLEASE HELP FOR INTRUCTION TO ACCESS OR GET TO MY
> MICROSOFT WINDOW ADMINISTRATION PRIVILEGES.
> THANK YOU.
Firstly, turn your caps lock off - you are shouting.
In Home Edition, (and you didn't tell us which version you have) - boot into
Safe mode and log on as Administrator.
In Pro, at the welcome screen, press Ctl-Alt-Del twice when the W2K logon
box will appear. Type in the Administrator details and log on.
HTH
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- Windows XP Network >> Cannot ping by name or browse by ipI am having the same problem on DSL and dialup line. IPCONFIG shows that the dhcp server has assigned an ip to me and the dns servers are assigned so during connection, I can access the net. Once connected, I can ping any server by ip but cannot ping by name which would normally indicate a dns problem. I have tried different dns servers. I have also tried to browse to http://216.104.... (the complete ip number) and cannot find the site by ip, which does not use dns so it not a dns problem??? Any ideas?
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- Windows XP >> motherboardsJust curious of what people think of motherboards wiith 2 pci-xpress slots.
Is it a 'blip' on the upgrade treadmill or is it here to stay? Or perhaps
just somthing relegated to gamers that would live along side more mainstream
single pci-xpress motherboards released in the future?
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- Windows XP Security >> winlogon.exeI use a piece of security software that flags
winlogon.exe during the login process of an XP client in
a Windows 2000 network. Winlogon.exe attempts to modify
several dll's and some other files during this process.
Is this something that is supposed to occur in Windows XP
and, if so, do you know what files it is supposed to be
modifying?
I would appreciate any help.
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- Windows XP >> Control panel does not startHi
I have a weird problem: without installing anything.
suddenly one day i start my compuer and when i tried to
start control panel (control.exe), it seens to be crashed
and it does not start. The same is happening with windows
explorer (explorer.exe), and Internet explorer
(iexplorer.exe). The other applications run as usual.
Also if i start my pc in safe mode with networking
support, i indeed can start the control panel, internet
explorer and explorer as normal.
I reinstalled windows XP as update without luck
I have windows XP HE, with atlon XP 2000,
any idea?
TIA for your help
Richard
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- Windows XP Hardware >> RRS9002-86XXF (IR remote paired to RXX6000-0141E)A customer that I am building an HTPC for insisted on 2 things:
Windows XP, because his brother says vista is garbage (ugh), and 4G of ram.
That forced my hand and made my only choice windows XP64.
That said I looked at TV cards that came with a remote and said they were
WinXP64 compatible. I ended up with the Hauppage HVR-1600-MCE card with the
subject line remote and IR receiver.
Here is the probelm: The card installs and appears to work fine as does the
software. The remote on the other hand appears to have no drivers. Since I
have never done it before converting the 32-bit INF into something 64-bit
would be quite a challenge, but I am willing to do it if it will work.
I am hoping that someone here somewhere knows if there is an MS driver for
this remote already in 64bit or can help me make the 32bit one into a 64bit
recognizable file so that it will load and see if it works.
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- Windows XP Network >> Networking not working - please help :)I am setting up a wireless network in our office - MAIN computer running XP,
2ND computer running XP Pro.
We cannot run the Network Setup Wizard on the M computer because there is no
floppy. Also - When it says "Select a connection method", the 2nd option
<This computer connects to the Internet through residential gateway or
through another computer on my network> is pre-selected, but is incorrect.
The MAIN computer is connected directly to the Internet via dsl line.
I did disable Windows Firewall, thinking that might be the problem.
We have identified the resources to be shared on both computers.
The 2nd computer CAN get files from the M computer, and is connected to the
internet. The M computer cannot get files from the 2nd compute r- it says
access is denied.
Please help!! We need this running smoothly today. Thanks SOO much in advance!
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Incorporating C and D in new format partition?Howdy,
When I set up my computer with a large hd, I created a
few too many partitions.
Is it possible to format C: (primary partition) and D:
(logical drive) and incorporate both drives into one,
without having to reformat the entire hd? (I'd prefer to
not to have to reinstall all the files located on my
other partitions on the hd.
Am I stupid?
Please respond to my email address, as I am unable to
remember where the heck I posted this message : )
Dave A.
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- Windows XP >> Uninstall driver for a PCMCIA deviceHow do i uninstall the driver, so that I can reinstall again.
So far, when I try to reinstall the Assistant tells me that the driver I
have is fine and that there is no better one, so I end up unable to
reinstall
Thanks
peter
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- Windows XP Security >> How to modify the "user right assignment" for computer on domainMy computer is on an active directory domain and running Windows XP
professional, SP2 full patched. The problem was that my computer denied my
access from the network and, after some investiagation, I found out that the
assigned value of the policy of "access this computer from the network" was
blank in the "user right assignment". Then, I tried to add the appropriate
users and groups but the modification didn't work and the policy was still
blank. I am a novice to network, please advise me how to make changes to the
"user right assignment". Any suggestion is much appreciated!
Regards
Doris
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- Windows XP >> Problems with programs stallingI have a problem with launching internet connected
microsoft programs such as IE or Windows update. When I
try to launch IE especially it stalls and I have to back
out of it to regain some control. Almost seems like a
virus but ran an up to date Norton scan and no virus's
were detected. Can't seem to regain launch abilities even
with restore. Messenger programs and chat programs run
ok. Any thoughts?
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- Windows XP Support >> Windows XP updatesOne of my friend can run updates succesfully except for KB910437 and
KB905915. Keep getting the failed message when it is downloading. Does
anyone know what the problem could be?
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