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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Windows Explorer QuitsWhen I right-click on any BMP file listed in Windows
Explorer, it quits with an error. I can open BMP files in
my BMP editor by double-clicking from WE, it's just right-
clicking that causes the problem. Right-clicking on a JPG
file (for example) works fine and double-clicking opens it
up in the same graphic editor as the BMP files. Any ideas?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> WinMedia10I downloaded Windows Media Player 10 and followed the
installation process but at the end receive the
message "unable to complete installation, try again". I
have retried 6 times and same result every time. Any
ideas ? Thanks for your expertise !
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- Windows XP >> minimize closes browser / X doesn'tWhen I open a web page and then try to close it the page
>will not close. I can only close the page by clicking on
>the minimize box. Also all of my system restore points
>are gone, my date and time are mysteriously in the
future.
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>HELP !!!!!
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>Thanks, Greg
Greg,
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- Windows XP Setup >> Xp Home Installation - BSOD or other fatal errorOnce I'm well into the setup of XP Home, I get one of two
errors:
If I install Win98 first, and run setup from CD while in
98, I get this fatal error:
"syssetup.inf layout is missing or corrupted".
Note: there is no syssetup.inf on either the c: drive or
on the installation CD.
If I install XP onto a clean disk, I get a BSOD
New Asus MB + Intel P-4 2.4gHz CPU, 256 or 512 DDR 2700.
I've tried swapping memory (yes, the memory matches Asus'
specs) and video cards
I can install Win 98 successfully.
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- Windows XP >> tweakui xp/autologonSuddenly (after the last windows update?), tweakui will not apply and keep
autologon. Downloaded v2.10 and some problem. check the box, click on apply
and next boot logon window comes up first. I am the only user, and tweakui
shows my account name. I do not have any password set for my account.
I couldn't find anything by searching Google either.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Bob
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- Windows XP Setup >> reinstalling XPWe have to reformat the hard drive and reinstall XP to
fix a few problems. Our problem with our computer seems
to be running slow and the DVD does not work. The
hardware supplier feels it is a software problem and
clear the computer and reinstall all software.
We are running Windows XP home ed. We have tried going
into safe mode but are unable to find XP to remove in the
Add/remove programs. Then tried safe mode with C: prompt.
Tried as per instructions cd\windows\system32 ..
osunist.exe
This did not work and end up with an error with the
registration. We have activated windows and it is
registered.
We have also tried repair Windows XP etc. Now get error
GetIUMS not located in dynamic library MSDART.DLL
How do we reformat the hard drive and reinstall windows
XP?
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- Windows XP Network >> networkingI recently ran McAfee diagnostics and had the program fix
a couple of potential problems; I don't remember the
names and can not duplicate them. Since this time I have
been unable connect to this computer via my network. When
I run network diagnostics I receive a failed notice for
default gateway, DHCP server and DNS server. I do receive
a message that my IP passed. I need some help resolviing
this matter. I can not find any assistance on the
Microsoft site. Thanks, Chuck
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- Windows XP Update >> Update for Windows XP (KB920872)Last night automatic update applied this new update to my home XP system.
It apparently is supposed to fix a stability issue caused by audio drivers.
Unfortunately after the system was rebooted the system no longer had sound.
The problem was fixed quickly enough by uninstalling the update.
Is there an official place Microsoft provides to report such issues?
Thanks.
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- Windows XP Update >> Windows Update KB896424 - Breaks IE Security Zones!!!!http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=896424
I had a weird problem this morning. I have been working on an IE
application, and this application opens windows (using window.open())
without a status bar, but this morning these windows opened with status
bars.
After a bit of testing and head scratching, I realised that my intranet
based website was being shown as in the Internet zone according to the
status bar.
Off to Tools, Options, Security, Local Intranet, Sites, Advanced I go,
and my list is empty.
Humm, the security update wiped all my zones (I thought). So I added
my intranet URL back, OK'd everything... but the browser still shows it
as in the internet zone. So I go back into the sites dialog, and the
URL I had added is not there. I try and add it again, but I get a
message saying it is already in another zone.
As I knew there had been a windows update last night, I went to
add-remove programs and removed update KB896424, rebooted.
I can now add URL's back into my Local Intranet zone, and my
application is now working again. The *ONLY* thing I did to get this
working again is uninstall this update and it only started happend
after this update arrived, so it is almost certainly the culprit.
It auto-updated again over the weekend, and it broke IE in exactly the
same way. Uninstalling the update again fixes the problem.
How can I stop this update from installing? I have for now disabled
automatic installs.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Power Scheme - Turn Off Monitor works intermitentlyHello,
I am running XP Pro. I set the pwer scheme to turn off the monitor after 10
minutes (or any other interval) and it works only intermittently and I have
been unable to determine what causes it to stop working. If I reboot the
computer that sometimes works but even if it works it still stops again
later on.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks.
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Still durationNow, this is not really a still it is single frame split from an otherwise
blurry clip. To save this precious picture and to give it enough display
duration I dragged it to the time line a number of times. Is there a better
way to do this?
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- Windows XP >> A Strange Ghost vs. Acronis QuestionI'm a bit uncomfortable posting this in windowsxp.general, but the group has
received similar categories of question in the past and I don't see any more
appopriate group. So apologies if warranted!
I backup my computer daily to a Maxtor external drive using the Retrospect
Express product. It had been working fine for well over a year, but had
suddenly started having software failures, making it unusable. Similar
reports are trickling into the appropriate Retrospect web site's forum, and
there is anecdotal evidence that it has to do with changes introduced to the
Windows environment by the installation of IE 7. That's just background info,
not relevant to the query to follow:
Therefore, I've started using Acronis v. 8 (I realize it's not the latest;
it's what I have) to backup the entire partition to another homebrew external
drive on demand. That's a 7200 RPM Hitachi drive via USB2, of course, and for
what it's worth the machine in question is fairly high-powered - striped Raid,
dual processor, etc, etc. It is taking roughly an hour to back up the
partition at max compression - I'm only using about 25 gigs of my 600 gig
disks. I realize that the max compression is costing me some time.
I just was chatting with a coworker about backup, and he showed me his Western
Digital external drive connected to his Dell laptop (D610) that he uses as his
main machine at work. He has a 40 gig disk which is just about full, so he
actually has more data than my 25 gigs on the home desktop.
He uses Ghost 10 to backup his partition. You should have seen my jaw drop
when he said that he does it automatically every hour, because it only takes
four minutes!
So here is this rather ordinary laptop, far less powerful and fast than my
home desktop, backing up roughly 50% more data via similar USB2 interface in
roughly 1/15th the time that it's taking me.
Both products are well-regarded, I'd opine.
Can anyone pound some sense into my head as to what's going on here. I am
unable to fathom this huge apparent discrepancy in backup times for the two
similar products.
Art
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Windows XP Security >> Login to Admin
I'm new to Windows XP and especially to Media Center.
I have a laptop that came with norton installed and when I try to change the
settings, it tells me I do not have access.
I checked my user ID and it has admin priv.
How do I get logged into Admin?
Windows XP991
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Trigun
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| Posted: Sat Jan 21 06:53:20 CST 2006 |
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Windows XP Security >> Login to Admin
you have to logout and then press Ctrl+Alt+Del one or two times.
then you should get the classic login screen. now you can change the
username you want to login into Administrator and then type the password and
login
"gun smoke" <gun EMail@HideDomain.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> I'm new to Windows XP and especially to Media Center.
> I have a laptop that came with norton installed and when I try to change
> the
> settings, it tells me I do not have access.
> I checked my user ID and it has admin priv.
> How do I get logged into Admin?
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suscalian
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| Posted: Sat Jan 21 13:20:01 CST 2006 |
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Windows XP Security >> Login to Admin
To log on as administrator in XP Home. Restart your pc in safe mode (Press
F8) during startup. When you get to the log on screen you will find there is
now the option to log on as THE Adminstrator. Strangely there is no password
required to do this. On installing XP I always restart in safe mode, go to
control panel, user accounts, and assign a password to the Administrator
account.
Hope this helps.
--
Its never easy is it?
"Trigun" wrote:
> you have to logout and then press Ctrl+Alt+Del one or two times.
> then you should get the classic login screen. now you can change the
> username you want to login into Administrator and then type the password and
> login
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> "gun smoke" <gun EMail@HideDomain.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > I'm new to Windows XP and especially to Media Center.
> > I have a laptop that came with norton installed and when I try to change
> > the
> > settings, it tells me I do not have access.
> > I checked my user ID and it has admin priv.
> > How do I get logged into Admin?
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gunsmoke
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| Posted: Sat Jan 21 18:03:02 CST 2006 |
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Windows XP Security >> Login to Admin
I just did not know if media center was home or pro.
I guess I'll try them both and see which one works.
"suscalian" wrote:
> To log on as administrator in XP Home. Restart your pc in safe mode (Press
> F8) during startup. When you get to the log on screen you will find there is
> now the option to log on as THE Adminstrator. Strangely there is no password
> required to do this. On installing XP I always restart in safe mode, go to
> control panel, user accounts, and assign a password to the Administrator
> account.
> Hope this helps.
> --
> Its never easy is it?
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> "Trigun" wrote:
>
> > you have to logout and then press Ctrl+Alt+Del one or two times.
> > then you should get the classic login screen. now you can change the
> > username you want to login into Administrator and then type the password and
> > login
> >
> > "gun smoke" <gun EMail@HideDomain.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> > news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > > I'm new to Windows XP and especially to Media Center.
> > > I have a laptop that came with norton installed and when I try to change
> > > the
> > > settings, it tells me I do not have access.
> > > I checked my user ID and it has admin priv.
> > > How do I get logged into Admin?
> >
> >
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- Windows XP Security >> the admin account is all messed upmy bro made himself the admin n he made me the limited account but then the
next time he logged in, the comp just froze rite after the comp started up
(like after 30 sec) and then we tried to make all of the other accounts as
the admin(to make things rite again), n the same thing happened (it only
happens to the admin accounts)... we tried to do the system restore in the
safe mode but then it always says that the group policy disabled it n we need
the domain admin to do it... well whos the domain? we tried to do it with all
of the other accounts but it wont work n then the task manager wont open
nemore.. it says the admin disabled the task manager too! this is so
confusing.. so can nebody help me?
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP Service Pack 1 on discI recently ordered XP Service Pack on disc from the
Microsoft website. They promptly took my money but never
sent me the disc and when I look for support online the
message I get has to do with them not knowing anything
about me. Does anyone know how I can talk customer
service and get a refund from these thieves?
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- Windows XP Setup >> DVD malfunctionsTo Newsgroup, I have a DVD player, using Power DVD and
the disc no longer plays. A box comes up that says i
have to lower the screen resolution and colour, and
depth...to 800 x 600 with 256 colours, or adjust to
refresh frequency to 75 Hz... which i did through
options/tools/ properties... no change. i turned on and
off the computer to see if that would change. nothing.
It also said that the "current display mode is not
supported"... and a code number (can provide if needed
for troubleshooting) It also recommended switching to D-
Draw Overlay Display... which i don't know where to
find. i found one area that said "display", but nothing
with overlay display... and cannot be adjusted. if
anyone can help, i'd be very happy. thank you. wezjeb.
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- Windows XP Security >> trusted root validationIs there any anti-virus or other anti-malware applications out there
that do trusted root validation?
In other words, enumerate the list of trusted root certificates loaded
in any browsers on a host and check them against a known valid list to
ensure all are legit? For computers that are members of an AD domain
with a PKI infrastructure, either accept the trusted root for the AD
domain or (in an enterprise suite), allow the administrator to add to
the list.
Thanks,
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Matt Hickman
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- Windows XP >> creatacard plusI know this is not very important but it's my favorite
program. Creatacard plus (older program) was first loaded
on my new computer w/XP (should have stayed w/98)
everything worked, except it wouldn't print,I uninstalled
(mistake)before I knew about compatibily. Now when
reinstalled everything work's except the main program
when you try to get on it say, Error during program
inilialization. Please help.
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- Windows XP Support >> internal setup error..computer won,t go past welcome screenusing xp home..when i start the computer, it will not go past the welcome to
windows screen and it continually loops the screen. i tried to do a repair
and i get this message..
Setup can not set the required Window's XP configuration information. This
indicates an internal setup problem...i would appreciate any help
please...thanks
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- Windows XP Setup >> Unable to send readable messages in Korean or JapaneseQuestion
I just went WGA from Korean Xp Pro to English Xp Pro causing me a number of
headaches, could not get Korean here in the Sates for some reason.
The problem I am having is when I send a message typed either in Japanese or
Korean the people in Japan or Korea cannot read the message. It is all
garbage.
I have install every thing I can find related to East Asian Languages I can
from Microsoft, added a number of fonts from Korean and Japanese sources.
All to no avail, no one can read our emails in Korea or Japan. I am
wondering should I convert over to an OEM version of Xp or Vista. Because
none of the language packs work.
I set my computer for Korean and tried Japanese still the same issue.
Also all my music files will not display Korean or Japanese. I have to
physically go in and edit the files to redisplay the fonts. Still will not
work with most Japanese fonts but will with Korean.
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- Windows XP Update >> Where are updates stored after download?Can anyone tell me where Windows Updates are stored on my computer after I
download and install them? They used to be easily findable in Temporary
Internet Files, but since the Update Software was changed, I
can't find them on my computer. Do you know where they are?
Thanks.
-Eagle
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- Windows XP >> Win XP home networking??Can't get it to work! Using a Compaq Presario desktop and a Gateway 400SP
laptop, both with Win XP. Computers are connected via Ethernet cables to a
4 port router, which in turn connects to a DSL modem. Both machines can
access the Internet OK, but neither appears on the other's network
connections page. In addition, access to the MS Home network is denied on
both machines, even though administrator login is used. Ideas?
TIA!
John
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- Windows XP >> XP windows updateEver since I updated my XP machine with all the necessary windows updates,
the menu you right hand click on the desktop says "can't find requested
string" and when I click on this it comes up with an error that says "Windows
cannot find "can't find requested string" which is very strange. It is not a
major issue just strange and the fact that it is my machine again that does
not like windows update.
Any ideas?
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- Windows XP >> Rundllevery time I open up my computer this message appears,
over and over and over "Error loading C:progra~/common~2
adress/cnbabe.dll How do I get rid of it?
Thanks
Danny
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- Windows XP Security >> Why doesn't Windows Firewall STAY off?!Every time i boot up that stupid balloon comes up and says
your computer may be at risk. But it's not as i have Norton
Firewall, so i don't need it. Every time it comes up i have
to set it to "I have a firewall solution I'll monitor
myself", but it always forgets this when the computer is
switched off. Is there a patch or something for this?
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