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- Windows XP Hardware >> USB flash drive issueSeems like lots of people have issues with flash drives. I
have a Lexar pen drive that works just like I want, but a
storix axis one doesn't. At work, XP home formatted the
drive, and I can read or write to it fine there. It shows
up assigned to drive letter E. At home, when I plug it in,
device manager sees it correctly, and says there are no
hardware problems. Win Explorer on the other hand, clocks
for about 3-5 minutes (seems to hang), and will not let me
touch the drive letter, although it shows as assigned to
F. If I force my way through and wait long enough, it says
the drive is corrupt. The manufacturer's site has no
support for it, doesn't respond to email, etc.
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- Windows XP Setup >> ie7 on a new deployed machine automatic settings?I am deploying a bunch of new machines running XP. I use WDS to do the
capture and deployment. It all works great. The one issue that bothers me
is this. On IE 7, when a new user logs into the computer. They get that
Microsoft default screen asking to choose settings, etc. I don't want it to
do that, plus I want a specific web page for any user logging in to teh
machine, without me having to login as them and setting up the default web
page etc. What's the best way to accomplish this?
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- Windows XP Network >> firewalli have a home network of two computers i use broadband to
connect to the internet. on the main (gateway) computer i
use nortons firewall to protect but when i try to gain
access to the internet on the other computer it will not
let me until i turn the firewall off then its ok how can
i stop this
Ron
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- Windows XP >> Graphics card upgrade questionNot sure this is the best place to ask but....
The graphics card in my 5 year old WinXP PC has died. If I install a more
modern graphics card will I have problems with the old drivers preventing XP
producing a display? ..or will XP detect the incompatible card and default
nicely back to VGA and allow me to install new drivers ?
It was a Gainward Geforce 4 Ti 4400 and now it's smoke. I've actually found
someone with a nearly identical Gainward Geforce 4 Ti 4400 for sale but they
want nearly £70 for it.
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- Windows XP Security >> ScriptsHi!
My virus programme (McAfee) gives the following message
whien I boot up the computer:
"suspicious scripting activity: windows/system32/pc32.exe"
and suggests stopping it - I do but is it suspicious or
should it be ignored?
DG
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Problem!!!Please help me! Everytime that I attempt to open a
programme linked with Windows XP the message 'preparing
to install' etc. comes up on screen. If I press cancel it
remains and when it finally realises that there is a
problem installing it tells me that the programme I am
trying to install is on a removable disk and 'please
insert the Microsoft Office XP disk' of which I don't
(and never have) had! How do I get rid of this annoying
message? I think it started after I downloaded Kazaa onto
my computer. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Help with scrolling creditsThis is the first time using WMM2 and after getting my video imported I
decided to make some credits but soon reliazed a draw back. The credit
animation I want to use is the Scroll, Up Stacked. What I am needing to do
is get a list of people who are all in one group listed in the credits but
when I enter in the text there is a large gap between the members names. Let
me give you a example.
I want to add a group named Committe Members and have 7 different names
listed. The credit title page where you can enter in the information is
layed out like a spread sheet with two columns. I entered in "Committe
Members" on the left hand column and on the right side column I entered in
the first member (John for this example.) I then entered the second member
on the line below John (row 2 right side column) and lets use Mary for this
one. The result looks like this
Committe Members
John
Mary
But what I want it to do is look like this
Committe Members
John
Mary
I can't seem to figure out how to do this or if it is even a option. I have
tried to do a CTRL-Enter as in most cases this lets you enter a line break
when enter is mapped do a different function but this does nothing.
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- Windows XP >> System FreezePlease someone help me if you have found any info on
this. After about 15 min or so my system freezes just as
many other people have reported. It seems to happen when
I click my righ mouse button. The only was to resolve it
is to reboot which is really a pain. Hopefully someone
from Microsoft will read this. If anyone has found a fix
or has a suggestion please let me know..
Scott
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- customize >> Windows XP Home to ProDoes anyone know how to upgrade/change my Windows XP Home
edition to Professional? I need to be able to have all
the security at home so I can use the server at the
office. Thank you for your help.
BJ
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- Windows XP Support >> System Configuration Box persistanceAfter startup I always get the system configuration utilty box appearing on
my desktop. I always check the box at the bottom but to no avail. Its been
loading up for months. My system has automatic updates so is completely up
to date. Is it a "dirty bit"? Does anyone have a solution?
Deusenberg
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Amber
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 Posted: Thu Apr 08 15:57:12 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Application Error - When Exiting
When I exit some applications I continue to get this error
message. (The name of the app and the memory addresses are
different in each case hower the message is the same)
Any and all help is appreciated.
Thanks
Source: Application Popup
Type:Information
EvebtID: 26
___________________________________________________________
Application popup: IEXPLORE.EXE - Application Error : The
instruction at "0x02c9dc39" referenced memory
at "0x00000ba0". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program
_________________________________________________________
Windows XP669
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Rocket
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| Posted: Thu Apr 08 15:57:12 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Application Error - When Exiting
Have you taken any steps to stop pop-up advertising?
Rocky
"Darius" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:278a01c41daa$4e0fa330$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> When I exit some applications I continue to get this error
> message. (The name of the app and the memory addresses are
> different in each case hower the message is the same)
> Any and all help is appreciated.
> Thanks
>
> Source: Application Popup
> Type:Information
> EvebtID: 26
>
> ___________________________________________________________
>
> Application popup: IEXPLORE.EXE - Application Error : The
> instruction at "0x02c9dc39" referenced memory
> at "0x00000ba0". The memory could not be "read".
>
> Click on OK to terminate the program
>
> _________________________________________________________
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Darius
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| Posted: Thu Apr 08 16:03:56 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Application Error - When Exiting
Yes - Spybot Search and destory
Uninstalled it NO difference, so I reinstalled it.
>-----Original Message-----
>Have you taken any steps to stop pop-up advertising?
>
>Rocky
>
>"Darius" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in
message
>news:278a01c41daa$4e0fa330$EMail@HideDomain.com...
>> When I exit some applications I continue to get this
error
>> message. (The name of the app and the memory addresses
are
>> different in each case hower the message is the same)
>> Any and all help is appreciated.
>> Thanks
>>
>> Source: Application Popup
>> Type:Information
>> EvebtID: 26
>>
>>
___________________________________________________________
>>
>> Application popup: IEXPLORE.EXE - Application Error :
The
>> instruction at "0x02c9dc39" referenced memory
>> at "0x00000ba0". The memory could not be "read".
>>
>> Click on OK to terminate the program
>>
>>
_________________________________________________________
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Rocket
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| Posted: Thu Apr 08 18:50:25 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Application Error - When Exiting
SS&D is not a pop-up blocker. Something you did to block pop-up ads is not
working out the way you hoped.
Rocky
"Darius" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:15aec01c41dad$015f7f80$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Yes - Spybot Search and destory
> Uninstalled it NO difference, so I reinstalled it.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Have you taken any steps to stop pop-up advertising?
> >
> >Rocky
> >
> >"Darius" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in
> message
> >news:278a01c41daa$4e0fa330$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> >> When I exit some applications I continue to get this
> error
> >> message. (The name of the app and the memory addresses
> are
> >> different in each case hower the message is the same)
> >> Any and all help is appreciated.
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> Source: Application Popup
> >> Type:Information
> >> EvebtID: 26
> >>
> >>
> ___________________________________________________________
> >>
> >> Application popup: IEXPLORE.EXE - Application Error :
> The
> >> instruction at "0x02c9dc39" referenced memory
> >> at "0x00000ba0". The memory could not be "read".
> >>
> >> Click on OK to terminate the program
> >>
> >>
> _________________________________________________________
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
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- Windows XP Setup >> WINDOWS UPDATESIS IT POSSIBLE TO SAVE DOWNLOADED UPDATES TO DISK,SO THAT
IF WINDOWS HAS TO BE REINSTALLED ,IE NEW HARD DISK?,YOU
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- Windows XP Security >> Mystery user account status changeOne of my administrator accounts "disapeared" off the welcome screen, from
User Accounts applet and when I finally was able to access it via
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administrator account and also took debugging off the hidden administrator
account as it is not needed to be listed as such when it is an administrator
account which has full access to all processes, programs, services, tools,
and full privleges.
I am hoping somebody out in cyber space will have an idea what happened
here. While I was able to fix this rather easily, I am uneasy not
understanding what occurred on his machine. I did a full virus and malware
scan on both computers and both came up clean. I have not had any reports
logged on either firewall of any unauthorized access either, so I am just
rather stymied on this occurrance. Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks
in advance,
Seree
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restore
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- Windows XP Security >> Security UpdateI tried to do the http://www.winxpnews.com/rd/rd.cfm?id=040203CO-555027 and I followed all the directions but it still didn't work. I am still having trouble Downloading my update. I keep getting a box that says Software Update Incomplete. To install the updated software and access Windows Update, Interent Explorer secutiry must be set to medium or lower, and active scripting and the download and initialzation of ActiveX controls must be enabled. Note: These are the default settings for Interent Explorer. For more information about IE security and instructions on how to change your security settings, read Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) Article Q174360
I am so tired of this response and want to resolve this problem as soon as possible.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Sound Problems...Over the past couple days, I've lost Most of my PC's sound capabilities.
Most program sounds do not sound (welllll..some are a very Faint
sound)........yet WinXP LogOn/LogOff & a couple other program sounds are
heard, Clearly. Nothing has been added/subtracted from the system.
Device Manager shows no warning signs & am unable to find anything amiss
in Event Viewer. I've checked the connections numerous times & all seem
to be OK. Have already done CheckDisk & Defrag.....no malwares found by
AdAware, SpyBot S&D, or AVG, btw. Nothing is muted, & all audio
properties are enabled & 'volumed'.
Here's the clincher...... I gave up a few minutes ago & decided to post
a question regarding this matter. Miraculously.......a few seconds
later, all sounds seem to have re-appeared! Cyber Gremlins? A similar
situation has occured on this system Once before, with a similar
Unexplained cure.
Please........enlighten me, if you can, as to the cause/cure.
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- Windows XP Security >> Changing Windows XP Professional Operating System PasswordI have a computer that I would like to give to my daughter. It is password
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- Windows XP Setup >> Sound recorder problemI installed a new sound card because my onboard sound chip was poor. The new
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CDs, MP3s, streaming audio etc.
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Audacity but that doesn't detect any sound either. I have checked that
nothing is set on 'mute' and that mixer defaults are OK but still nothing.
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- Windows XP >> access to my c$ ?I am also an network administrator and same Domain Admin right on our AD
environment.
How can i stop my colleagues to use \\MyComputer\c$ to directly access my c$
drive ?
Pls advice!
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shutting down properly. I get the message that says "Windows is shutting
down" but then instead of the screen going black, it goes blue and stays
there.
Does anyone have any idea what's going on? Fortunately it reboots ok, so
far, but blue screens in Windows XP make me nervous <g>
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