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- Windows XP Setup >> vacating an embedded search providerjust upgraded to windows xp. previously used system in the UK and the system
is stuck with "internet explorer provided by BTopenworld" and often the
searchs relate to UK web. I just did upgrade to Internet explorer 7 from
microsoft downloads. The BT openworld thing is still there.
How can i get this out of the system?
I'm in the USA now. TG
ainslie
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Edit Line Cuts out of sync in Vista WMMIs anyone else experiencing problems when cutting footage, I am editing
recorded TV and when I cut out the Ads etc if seems fine in WMM but once
saved as any format, some removed footage remains, yet I seem to be cutting
in all the right places?
the timeline is expanded to show maximum frames and I have tried every which
way without much success.
Any suggestions?
System:
Vista Ultimate with all updates on a quad core with 4gig ram and 20"
monitor.
thanks
M
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- Windows XP >> Save As in IE allows Bitmap onlyWhen I right-click on a picture on any web site and click on "Save As", it
only allows me to save the picture as a bitmap. Same web sites on other PCs
allow the picture to be saved as JPEG. It used to work on my PC up until a
few weeks ago. Any suggestions?
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- Windows XP Network >> Accessing pc over network is deniedI have a computer running XP Pro. When I try to access
this computer from another computer on the network I get
prompted for a user name and password, I enter the user
name a password and access is denied. I have tried using
the Administrator user and password and I am still denied.
The XP pc can access shared files from other computer but
other computers can not access it. I was accessing files
from the XP pc for about 3 month and this problem just
accrued last week. I have scanned for viruses and to my
knowledge no updates or critical changes have been made to
the pc. File sharing is enabled.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Network >> access rightsI have two XP (SP1) computers joined with a wire and
ethernet cards. The computers are trying to communicate
with each other as they both go "online"
I am not allowed to see the "other" computer or share
files as I do not have permission despite trying to find
the answer in the various XP help pages. I am the
administrator and only usere of both computers.
I have tried turning off my anto virus program and
firewall but to no avail and help would be very much
appreciated.
many thanks
Bob
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- Windows XP Support >> Hard Drive QuestionI'm running XP pro and I've added two SATA drives to the system for use as
source drives for video production. I'm using the Disk Manager (for the
first time) to format the drives and I know I need to format the drives at
64K for best video performance. But it's assigning them as dynamic simple
drives, is this also correct for optimal performance? I don't want to set up
a RAID solution, I need each video drive to operate independently so I can
run two shifts on the editor.
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- Windows XP Update >> WSUS and ServicePackHi,
I migrated from SUS to WSUS and everything seems to be working fine but...
despite that I've selected ServicePack in WSUS along with other updates
types I can't see any service pack in the list of detected updates on the
network.
What could be wrong?
regards
Nazim Akperov
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP INSTALLMy computer has been running slow for a some reason so I
took in, to see what the problem was, they couldn't figure
out why. The said that reinstalling windows might fix it.
So when I install windows I do a full new install not
upgrade, and I checked the compadability and all it ok. but
when I restart my computer and then I start to go through
the windows installation process I get this error right
before it starts installing going to a blue screen with
white lettering.
A problem has been detected windows has been shut down to
prevent damage to your computer. Seens to be caused by
the following file: setupdd.sys
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA.......
Technical Info
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STOP:(0x00000050,0xF99643A8,0x00000000,0xF84C4F3E,0x00000000)
*** setupdd.sys-address F84C4F3E base at F84A0000,
datestamp 3d6dd67F. PLZ How can I fix this!
Here is some info about my computer i have had it checked
and all compadable.
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* System Summary *
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Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3200+
2.0 GHz
Math Support: Present
BIOS: AMIINT - 10 Version 07.00T Version
1.00, 01/14/04
Bus Type: PCI, ISA, USB
Ports: 1 Parallel, 2 Serial
Memory: 512 MB (33% Utilized)
Floppy Disks: 1.44 MB
Hard Disks: 111.79 GB
Multimedia: Sound, Joystick, CD-ROM
Video: 800 x 600 in 64K Colors, NVIDIA
GeForce FX 5600SE Ver. 6.14
< Operating System >
Windows: 5.1 (Build 2600)
Net Clients:
Microsoft Terminal Services
Microsoft Windows Network
Web Client Network
=0C
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- Windows XP >> Changing IE web page view back...Someone has changed the way i view webpages through IE.
How do i get my view back to what i had as a default
setting.
Everytime a open up a webpage, the search toolbar
appears. I have to go to view on the toolbar to take that
search toolbar away.
How do i set it up so that every web page that opens is
set to what i have as a default view? (without that
search toolbar)
Thanks for any help.
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- Windows XP >> Takes forever to shut down.I'm running Windows XP Home SP2 and have all the latest updates. DOTNET
runtime 1.1.4322.2032 SP1 and 2.0.50727.42 RTM (Visual Studio.NET 2005
RTM / SQL Server 2005 RTM) are both installed. I'm also running ADO
Database Runtime v.2.81.1128.0 and Internet Explorer v.7.0.6000.16441.
I did have .NET 3 installed, but removed it.
The problem is that my computer frequently takes forever to shut down.
I'll tell it to "Turn Off" and walk away, then come back minutes later
and it's still stuck in the "Saving your setttings" mode. Eventually, it
turns off but the time required for it to do this is totally
unacceptable. In fact, I often get P.O.ed and out of frustration, hold
in the power button until it goes off. This has never hurt anything to
this point, but probably will screw up some files at some point.
Note that my problem is NOT that the computer reboots when I want it to
shut down. The problem is that the computer takes an extremely prolonged
amount of time to shut down.
I've Googled around and found several suggestions like the ones at this
site:
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1590&page=32
but none of them worked.
I am not running Roxio Easy CD creator of any kind and since a total
wipe and reinstall of my hard drive, never have.
Although I'm running an NVidia based video card, I'm not running the
Nvidia Driver Helper Service.
I have disabled Terminal Services.
I tried installing and running (it autoruns in the background) the
Microsoft User Profile Hive Cleanup Service:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1B286E6D-8912-4E18-B570-42470E2F3582&displaylang=en
or if you prefer:
http://tinyurl.com/2h3yl
and although it helps, what it does is to speed up the shutdown time
consistently but it still takes longer to shut down than I want and does
so every time. At least before, the computer would shut off quickly once
in a while. As a result, I have removed UPHCS and now am hoping that
somebody in this group can help me figure out what the problem is.
By the way, I'm not the only person having this problem. Ever since
Vista came out, I've noticed that more and more of my friends and family
members who run XP (Pro OR Home) are having the same problem.
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
TIA.
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John Corliss
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- Windows XP Hardware >> dvd drives (rom and writer) suddenly not working after Norton issuesI currently use XP. I had Norton SystemWorks and a trial
version of Norton Internet Security on my computer. I
bought the full version of Internet Security. I
uninstalled the trial version, but then got a message
that said "ccRegVfy. exe failed to start because
ccTrust.dll was not found." At the same time, my dvd rom
and writer became unrecognizable when I went to My
Computer. I tried uninstalling all Norton components,
which is no simple task, but I still get the same
message. System Restore was no help, it won't restore to
any point before the Norton initial removal. Has anyone
else had a similar problem? I can't install either
Norton (SystemWorks or Internet Security) in the hope
that it will fix the problem itself because my roms don't
work. Any suggestions?
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Movie Maker issueFirstly when I am importing from my Sony hdr-hc3 in Microsoft Vista the
program creates the video file but then freezes. The video file created can
not be read.
Secondly when I hook up this camera to my XP laptop it is not recognized.
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- Windows XP Security >> I HAVE WINDOWS LONGHORN 4051I HAVE WINDOWS LONGHORN BUILD 4051. IT IS COOL. I GOT IT
OFF THE INTERNET. IT HAS MANY BUGS BUT SEEMS TO WORK
NICELY JUST THE SAME. IF YOU WOULD LIKE A FREE COPY PLEASE
EMAIL ME. I ALSO HAVE A HACKED VERSION OF WINDOWS XP
PROFESSIONAL OF WHICH I GOT FOR FREE, AS WELL AS MSDN
SUBSCRIPTIONS 2003. pledxez
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- Windows XP Hardware >> serial ata fast disk big cache shutdown problemI have bought Serial ata maxtor 6Y080MO disk and epox
kra2+ mobo. Windows 98se and XP installed fast without
problems and work fine but After i shutdown sytem at
startup i have always scandisk . I figured it out that
shutdown time is to short and data from my disks cache
arent written to disk before shutdown.
I have found patch for windows 98se and now everything is
ok.
But i can't find patch under windows XP . I have searched
registry to find something like CacheWriteDelay (as it is
under win98+patch) but it is not somethink like that.
ps. If If I chcange time to kill apps and services for
example to 30 seconds (30000 milisekonds) it doesnt make
any diffrence and system shutdown is very fast .
Please help me
Yours sincerelly Wojciech Zeman.
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- Windows XP Network >> cannot ping default gateway, firewall settings already checkedMy operating system is Windows XP Home Ed.
I can ping all ip-numbers within the sourrounding network,
but as soon as I would like to ping the default gateway or
ping an outside ip, i only receive the message "request
timed out". I also checked my firewall settings in "Norton
Internet Securtiy" and on the register tab "Local Area
Connection Properties - Advanced". I UNchecked "Protect my
computer... (Internet Connection Firewall)"
Here are the IP addresses, the gateway, and the subnet
mask for my PC as requested (slightly modified because of
security purposes)
I am member of a university network, that's why the IP
address starts with 172...
Windows IP Configuration
Host Name . . . . . . . . . . . . : hostname
Primary Dns Suffix . . . . . . . :
Node Type . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid
IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . . : No
WINS Proxy Enabled. . . . . . . . : No
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : student.uni-
XXX.de
Description . . . . . . . . . . . : 3Com 3C920
Integrated Fast Ethernet Controller (3C905C-TX Compatible)
Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : 00-A8-A4-A2-A3-
A6
Dhcp Enabled. . . . . . . . . . . : Yes
Autoconfiguration Enabled . . . . : Yes
IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.XXX.XXX
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.0.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.254.254
172.20.128.254
DHCP Server . . . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.204.1
DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : 172.20.204.1
Primary WINS Server . . . . . . . : 172.20.XXX.XXX
Lease Obtained. . . . . . . . . . : Tuesday, July
22, 2003 3:08:02 AM
Lease Expires . . . . . . . . . . : Tuesday, July
22, 2003 7:08:02 AM
What should I do next or do you know anyone who could give
me further assistance?
Thanks in advance
Alex
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Patrick
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 Posted: Thu Aug 21 10:01:44 CDT 2003 |
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Windows XP Hardware >> pc problem
hi i hope u can help me i put a new 40gig harddrive in my
pc and now it freezes up all the time can,u please shed
some light on what may be causing the problem. thank you
donna king
Windows XP27
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| Posted: Thu Aug 21 10:01:44 CDT 2003 |
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Windows XP Hardware >> pc problem
donna king wrote:
> hi i hope u can help me i put a new 40gig harddrive in my
> pc and now it freezes up all the time can,u please shed
> some light on what may be causing the problem. thank you
> donna king
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- Windows XP >> Increased RAMI am going to increase my RAM to its maximum, however I have forgotten what
type i have previously installed. Is there any way i can get a readout of
the amount, type, speed etc of the RAM i have installed on my PC
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- Windows XP Support >> Standby/HibernateI have tried to reinstate my Hibernate action when I close the lid on my
laptop. For some reason it was de-activated and will not activate when I
apply it in the Power Settings, advanced. Can anyone tell me where I have to
go to correct this?
Also, my Standby button is not an option when I shut down. This all
occurred after I installed a new printer. What did I do wrong?
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Slow But Thorough
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- Windows XP Security >> unlocking a folderI had to reinstall my OS but I saved my docs folder but
am unable to open because of it being pasword protected.
I know the password but have no way of accessing a login
for the folder. Any help would be appreciated.
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- Windows XP Setup >> What could my problem be?I don't know much about computers, what could the
problem be if my computer seems to just freeze up
sometimes? The mouse does not seem to respond, it's not
batteries in mouse, this happens at least once a day, I
can press Ctrl,Alt Delete and still no response, Escape
does not help either, the only thing I can do is reboot
and I don't think that can be good.
Would this be a problem with the software or the computer
itself? What can I do to keep this from happening?
Any help would be appreciated?
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- Windows XP Network >> JIT DebuggingID3 Tag-It, and ID3 labeling program was working well then something changed
and Microsoft .NET Framework began giving the warning that the program was
trying to perform and operation not allowed and needed a SecurityException.
In the details MS .NET Framework suggested to enable JIT Debugging.
"To enable just in time (JIT) debugging the config file for this application
or machine (machine.config) must have the jitDebugging value set in the
system.windows.forms section. The application must also be compiled with
debugging enabled."
"For example:
</configuration>
<system.windows.forms jit Debugging="true/>
</configuration>"
"When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception will be sent to the
JIT debugger registered on the machine rather that being handled by this
dialog."
I did get the jit Debugging="true" done, which apparently didn't help.
I tried to read what Microsoft.com had about JIT Debugging in the help
section here, but it's just way too complicated.
1. "The application must be compiled with debugging enabled." Is it
referring to the ID3 Tag-It program I was trying to run? Can you just take a
program and compile it to enable debugging?
2. I now get the message that there is no JIT debugger registered. How do
you register a debugging program? Where do you get the debugger. I think
one debugger is associated with Visual Basic.
JIT Debugging must be pretty complicated. The various internet forums don't
seem to know what's going on. Could someone offer a not too technical
explanation about what is going on and maybe baby step me through a solution
to register and enable JIT Debugging? Thanks
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- Windows XP Support >> Problems with Freezing EtcCould someone please explain this to me in PLAIN english.This is my error log
message
The nVidia WDM Video Capture (universal) service failed to start due to the
following error. The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled
or because it has no enabled devices associated with it.
My computer keeps closing down or freezing and it's driving me to dispair
Appreciate any help Many thanks SHA
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Sha
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- Windows XP Hardware >> XP pro detects dual processors...I've just built this CPU from scratch which includes an
Intel P4 3.06Ghz CPU w/ Hyper Threading. The system runs
on an 800mhz FSB, with 1536mb of PC3200 DDR RAM. Oddly
enough, the OS and several apps show that it has 2
processors. Is there a reason for this? I'm certain it
won't affect performance, I was just wondering why it
would do that.
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- Windows XP >> not a valid windows 32 applicationis there a place of how to resolve this error problem.
I've been trying to download internet call waiting (thru
call wave) and halfway thru I get either an IE5/ZJBUIMLN
or IE5/IJKL4567 not a valid windows 32 appl.
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- Windows XP Network >> System ShutdownI keep getting shutdown while on the web. A window pops
up and says "SYSTEM SHUTDOWN" Then "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM",
and then RPC terminated "REMOTE PROCEDURE CALL". Cant
stay on the internet long enough to figure out the issue.
This usually happens about 3-5 minutes into the session.
Any help would be greatly desired.
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- Windows XP Security >> IIS & Windows components installI'm a formerly licensed MSDN developer and I'm trying to install iis and
a few other components on my new machine. I've installed sp2 from the ms
website, but the component installer wants me to find my sp2 cd's. Since
I never had them, what should I do?
-Lew
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> SFC SCANNOW - System File Check ProblemOften when i run SFC /SCANNOW in
pc with WIN XP HOME, usually i get the
error:
Wrong CD or similar. if i click DETAILS it tells:
"cd unit errors or windows 2000 insered disk)
1) windows xp home is updated to sp2 + updates
2) from dos using ver i get build 2600
3) i tried to edit the registry to get the sourcepath in c:\i386 avoiding
the CD reading error
something has the same problem?
Some solution?
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- Windows XP >> ATI T200 Unified AVStream cannot startATI T200 Unified AVStream cannot start in Win XP 32 bit SP2 (SP3 RC) and
Vista 32 bit try to reinstall, use another drivers and nothing.
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/9801/atit200unifiedavstreamdub8.jpg
My PC:
Intel Pentium 4 (640) 3200@3525Mhz
Abit i945P (AL8-V) (Bios date: 2006/07/07)
1 Gb DDR2 533Mhz dual channel (A-DATA)(2 x 512Mb)
Palit ATI/AMD Radeon HD 2900 XT 512Mb GDDR3 512bit
SAMSUMG 160 Gb SATA 2
LiteOn DVD+/-RW
PSU Chieftec 550W 12cm Fan PFC
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Using effects makes my WMM close immediatelyEverything works very well up till I try to tell it to make this one clip
fade to black. The program closes immediately, and without notice. No
notification of any kind. Just *pfft* and it's gone. I tried again, but all
effects and transitions cause it to close abruptly and without warning. So,
I'm left sitting here, a look of "wtf?!" on my face. I've downloaded that
Plus! pack thing, I've gotten all updates, I THINK I downloaded the service
pack 2, but I didn't see it anywhere... I would be much obliged if someone
were to help me solve this problem.
Danke,
Adam
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- Windows XP Setup >> My documents copied to second hard driveHi,
Last week I found my hard drive quickly failing and I was too dumb to have
backups.
I went out & bought two hard drives. Installed one of the new ones as a
slave and copied everything on my failing C: to the new drive (F:).
I then replaced the failed C: with a new drive and installed windows xp home
on that one. Upgraded to SP2 and all the other updates that were suggested.
When I try to move the F:\my documents folder (this is the copy from the
failed drive) onto my new C: I get a "Can't access. Check if drive write
protected or full" error message. I can't open any of the documents or
pictures either. I can't copy them from the old F:\ my doc folder to any
other place on the F:. Basically I can't do anything with them but I'm not
convinced they're corrupted. I think it has something to do with being in My
docs and the fact that I no longer boot windows from that drive.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian
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- Windows XP Support >> can't remove from Add/Remove ProgramsNorton Antivirus delete a Trojan horse and after that was unable to scan . So
I decided to uninstall from Add\remove Programs in Control Panel . The
program was removed partially because of some error .So I installed the
program once again in order to remove it afterwards , but the installation
failed to complete popping up the message ," Realtime protection system
unable to install " . I'm sure the Trojan horse deleted but the problem
remained. How can I remove the Norton Antivirus from Control Panel ? Now I'm
using AVG -Antivirus Free Edition.
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thanks in advance , Babis
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