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- Windows XP Hardware >> problem with monitori have a problem eith a screen it is fine in dos and when
the fist windows 98 thing come up but then when the main
screen comes up with the tool bar and programs up the side
it is all in a brown colour with lines running across and
you cant see any think has any one had this problem if so
please let me know how to fix it.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> "Windows Movie Maker has stoped working"i was trying to make a video for a school project, i had one video clip i
used in movie maker which is in AVI (I got vista home premium by the way)
there were parts of the video i needed playing normal & some playing in
reverse so i ran a program that a reversed copy has been made (so theres 2
videos ). after trimming most of both videos, there is only about 10 seconds
of each on the time line. I wanted to mute both videos so on the time line
section i clicked on the plus box next to the word video (on the left)
2 new rows appear which are transition & audio, a second after clicking the
plus box, a message comes up saying it has stopped working , & an option to
close comes up. THIS HAPPENS EVERY TIME, CAN SOMEONE HELP ME
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- Windows XP Update >> FREEZING BROWSER on update siteMe stinking browser freezes or after I click [I Accept]. I have SP2 installed
& the necessary DL's from my CPU manufacturer, using McAfee PF & VSH, Pest
Patrol. They want ya to install SP2, but then ya have to figure out how to
get damn the patches for the patch. That totally sucks whale winers. I need
me patches, I had my desktop hijack Monday & had reformat & reinstall.HELPHELP
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Missing File NTLDR on XP?Hello,
Iv had this problem for some time now. Every now and
again I reboot my PC and this comes up. I have to run
recovery every single time it happens.
My pc was bought with windows xp pre-installed, it was not
an upgrade. I was wondering if there is a patch or any way
of stopping this from happening?
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- Windows XP Setup >> problem with DSL and dial up modem after RegeditI spent almost 90 minutes trying to help a friend solve a computer
problem. The friend has two computers, a desktop and a notebook. They
swap a DSL direct connection by plugging and unplugging the cord to the
DSL modem. The problem is that the desktop no longer can access DSL,
or dial out with its 56k modem. The friend suspects that an improper
usage of Regedit when certain lines flagged by the antivirus program
were deleted instead of modified. Unfortunately, no backup export of
the Registry was made.
I did a cursory search for troubleshooting modems on the Internet. The
home computer was working fine one day, and then the next it was not.
So far the only symptoms are problems with the modem and DSL. The
device driver is there. Running a modem test from the Device manager
shows it there. Yet, it can not do something so simple as dialing out
using the phone dialer in the accessories folder, much less dialing up
for Internet. The error message is no dial tone. If wait for dial
tone is disabled, the modem looks like it keeps trying to dial out, but
I don't think it is doing so. (The sound is turned off.)
It may be a hardware problem, but modems rarely fail just for nothing.
There are no cats or pets to dislodge the wiring. Also the DSL modem
works fine for the notebook, but not at all for the desktop, so there
is definitely something up with the desktop. Thanks for any
suggestions. I am tempted to go for the panic button and do a fresh
install of Windows, but there must be intermediate solutions to try
before the scorched earth solution. I will do more research, but I may
be in over my head.
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- Windows XP >> XP doesn't find hard driveHello-
I used Drive Image 7 to copy the computer's hard drive to
a new drive. The data appears to have transferred
properly. Both drives (master & slave)show the same files
and folders in Explorer). I then remove the original
(master) drive , set the new drive to master and reboot.
The drive is reported correctly in the system's BIOS. But
after the Dell splash screen, I get the message that it
can't find a drive.
I put in the XP Pro CD and booted from it to the Recovery
Console. I ran CHKDSK and the drive was found and had no
errors. I then entered FIXMBR and it successfully wrote
the boot record. I tried FIXBOOT and received the message
that a drive could not be found. I'm stumped. Any
suggestions are most welcome. Thank you.
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- Windows XP Support >> Volume controlsI just got a new PC with XP, Media Center Edition, and (ironically) I'm
having some issues with the volume control. When I go to the main
screen for it, the INput Monitor is grey and can't be controlled. I
notice that I have to choose to show either Playback or Recording, I
can't seem to have it show both sets of controls at once. Is there a
way around this?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> problem with msn messangerhi
i have a problem with my msn messanger.when ever i sign
in the messanger opens but after some time a message
appears that the windows will restart in 60 sec and it
does.......it has happened many time from the last 2
days.and if i dont open the messanger ,i dont get dc.
any suggestion ,plz mail back at
emanjps@hotmail.com
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- Windows XP Setup >> Ghosting Thinkpads with hidden partitionHello,
We are moving to ThinkPads and I have started playing with imaging
them. I am unable to create an image that takes the hidden partition
and adds it to the image.
When I restore the image on the same laptop, the hidden parition
disappears.
Does anybody have any experience ghosting thinkpads so that the hidden
parition and the windows partition and copied to the image and when
restored, both paritions are restored?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Security >> SNMP Does not work in Windows XP SP2OS: Windows XP Pro SP2
We are unable to get SNMP to work in Windows XP SP2. It works fine on
Windows 2000 Pro PCs.
Also...I noticed that I am unable to connect to the XP box from the server
by right clicking Computer Management and selecting Connect to another
Computer.
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billurie
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 Posted: Tue Jul 29 13:10:31 CDT 2003 |
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Windows XP Security >> master password
hi, i am 16 yrs old and i live in McDonough, GA. My
mother passed away 5 month's ago. And the computer being
hers it is now mine and she was the master screename for
Windows XP, and then my account for Xp was limited and i
dont know her password and i need it so i can download
and do other activities. It wont let me unlesss i have
the password becasue she had the master account. So what
do i do? Is there some master password or somthing? And i
do promise that this is not a made up story i was born
FEb. 9 1987, and my mother Tammy Klein passed away. I
would never make up somthing like this. can u help me?
Windows XP375
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Jupiter
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Windows XP Security >> master password
Chris;
There is no such thing as a master password.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321305
Or
Log in to any account that has Administrator access.
Then go to User Accounts in Control Panel.
Select the user and change the password.
Reboot to Safe Mode, select Administrator, leave password blank.
Then go to User Accounts in Control Panel.
Select the user and change the password.
If you are using Windows XP Pro and have encrypted data, you may
permanently lose access to the encrypted data.
Here are other options:
http://www.wininternals.com/products/repairandrecovery/index.asp
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/product.cfm?id=265&affid=wxpnews
Another option is to install Windows XP on another partition and take
Ownership of your data.
You could also perform another installation on the same partition,
although this is not a permanent fix and it is recommended to perform
a Clean Installation after retrieving your data.
After this is resolved, take precautions to not lose the password.
--
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
An easier way to read newsgroup messages:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/newsgroups/setup.asp
http://dts-l.org/index.html
"Chris" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:0c6d01c355f6$5fe36640$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> hi, i am 16 yrs old and i live in McDonough, GA. My
> mother passed away 5 month's ago. And the computer being
> hers it is now mine and she was the master screename for
> Windows XP, and then my account for Xp was limited and i
> dont know her password and i need it so i can download
> and do other activities. It wont let me unlesss i have
> the password becasue she had the master account. So what
> do i do? Is there some master password or somthing? And i
> do promise that this is not a made up story i was born
> FEb. 9 1987, and my mother Tammy Klein passed away. I
> would never make up somthing like this. can u help me?
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- Windows XP Network >> F/U to XP Home won't share with others on the networkWe have tried suggestions received (see below) but they
did not work. Anything else we can try? Thanks.
In article <553701c376e3$a5389b30
$a501280a@phx.gbl>, "Hannah Prosser"
<hsprosser@comcast.net> wrote:
>We have installed Network Setup Wizard and have an
>internet connection. This PC will not share with 2 other
>PCs on the network. The other PCs are XP Home and Windows
>98. The other two machines are networked to each other
>just fine--just want to add a 2nd XP Home to network.
These tips should help:
1. Permanently disable XP's built-in Internet Connection
Firewall on
local area network connections -- it's for use only on a
direct modem
connection to the Internet. Disable and un-install all
other
firewalls while troubleshooting. Details here:
Windows XP Internet Connection Firewall
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/ic_firewall.
htm
2. Use only one protocol for File and Printer Sharing. If
the network
needs more than one protocol, unbind File and Printer
Sharing from all
but one of them. Details here:
Windows XP Network Protocols
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/network_prot
ocols.htm
3. Make sure that NetBIOS over TCP/IP is enabled on all
computers.
Details here:
Enable NetBIOS Over TCP/IP (NetBT)
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/troubleshoot/ne
tbt.htm
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Best Wishes,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)
Please post any reply as a follow-up message in the news
group
for everyone to see. I'm sorry, but I don't answer
questions
addressed directly to me in E-mail or news groups.
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
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- Windows XP Security >> Admin Password LostDoes anyone know a recovery that a normal user can follow
to recover from an unknown Admin password on her personal
windows xp pc?
All I think I can recommend is a reinstall but there
should be some way she can recover. Ideas?
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- Windows XP Setup >> can't see network folderhi!
I have a wired problem. I am connected over a basic network ( i think it is
called peer-to-peer).
The manner in which the computers are connected is as follows:
1) The main computer is an XP Professional.
2) The other computers are win 98, win 98se, and one XP home (thats me).
The network is to help us share files and printers and the internet
connection. The funny prat is that I am able to acess the internet, use a
lan messenger program and communicate with other users. But i am not able to
access the shared folder on the Main computer.
When I try and ping to this address i get a request time out.
Can someone enlighten me to the problem.
Thanx
Nelson.
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- Windows XP Update >> That infamous KB936357 update for Intel chipsI haven't had any problems except perhaps an increase in red alerts in my
Event Viewer from 1 or 2 to 4 or 5/day, but that could be other factors.
My concern is that I allowed it in to both my XP Pros and my Vista Ultimate
(I triple boot) and I have a mere Pentium 4 HT @ 3ghz...not a Core-2 Duo
etc. etc.
Should I uninstall it or leave it?
The wording of the KB is nebulous saying Intel processors, particularly
Core-2 Duo. so should I be concerned or not?
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Peter
Toronto, Canada
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> chkdsk executes everytime user's computer startseverytime my user starts her computer (which has been
properly shut down)chkdsk executes. She receives the
following message:
There are inconsistencies on your disk...
Check file system on E:
The type of the file system is NTFS
Volume label is Data
One of your disks needs to be checked for consistency.
You may cancel the disk check, but it is strongly
recommended that you continue. Windows will now check the
disk.
CHKDSK is verifying file (Step 1 of 3)
File verification etc.
She can also not run disk deframenter.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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- Windows XP >> Hard drive is running out of spaceI have client that is running Windows XP Pro SP2. The Operating system is on
a 20 GB Partition. The client is running out of hard drive space. I have
freed up 3 GB of space and within one day the hard drive is full. The client
isnt downloading any files. The client is using Outlook 2007. I have turned
of the offline cache. The size of the clients email box is 1.5 GB.
Is there any way I can audit where the hard drive is being filled up. I need
to get the computer back to the client as quickly as possible.
Thanks
Jim Peterson
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- Windows XP Setup >> setup errori have new H.D 80 GB . i install first win 98 on c partition with 5GB
when i want to install win xp .after finsh text mode and computer restart . i recive the erro
stop : c0000221 unknown hard erro
\system root\system32\ntdll.dl
please hel
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- Windows XP Network >> Sharing files when not on the domainWe have laptop users that need to share files when not on the domain. They
are in client's offices working on the same project. When in the office, they
can share files between laptops. I am sure it has to do with domain
authentication but when they are not in the office, they do not have access
to the domain. Some of the laptops can see each other and their respective
shares but are denied access.
Is there a way to make this work?
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- Windows XP Support >> services.exeshould services.exe ever be trying to access the internet? My firewall says
c:\windows\system32\services.exe is trying to get out to dozens of
different IP addresses.
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- Windows XP >> Hijacked homepage in EI 6I'm one to try something new and at time it get me into trouble. I
downloaded the Beta version of IE 7 and installed it. I didn't like some of
the bugs and followed the instructions on removing it. The removal seemed to
function correctly. After reverting to Version 6 I noticed that every time I
started IE 6 up by clicking on either the icon in the Task Bar or in the
Start button dropdowns, instead of opening up on the home page that I
specified , it opens up to the Microsoft Update Page. When I change the Home
Page in Internet Options in the Control Panel to what I want and re-open IE
6, it reverts back to Microsoft Update Page. I have not got the faintest
notion as to what is going on. Has anyone run into something like this? Any
help would be welcome.
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- Windows XP >> Windows XP secretsLearn how to optimize and tune up your system, get rid of boring
errors and uninstall unnecessary thing with very useful tips and
tricks
http://windowsxpsp2pro.blogspot.com
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