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- Windows XP >> Local Area NetworkI do not have a Local Area Network connection installed on
my computer. I am not sure why it is not on there, but it
is needed for the internet, in order for the internet to
work. Does anyone know how to install LAN on my Windows
XP computer? Please email me the steps or instructions to
my email at Candies203@yahoo.com thank you so much for
your help.
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- Windows XP Support >> Removable Storage Service API for C/C++ - ???Hi everyone, I'd like to find some documentation about the C/C++
programming interface to the Removable Storage Service (RSS).
Unfortunately, neither MSDN nor google nor even RSDN :-) has nothing of
this matter. Exactly what I need is to check if all the elements of the
RSS work queue are in completed state and then, if so, clear the queue.
It's easy to do manually using MMC but I have no idea how to do the
same programmatically.
Thanks a lot.
P.S. Sorry for my terrible English :-)
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- Windows XP >> Wmp - DrmHi Guys
All of a sudden I cannot open my wma files in the library on anything
but WMP (I have V. 10) because of Digital Rights Management.
Why is this?
It has appeared virtually overnight and is very frustrating as I cannot
keep my mobile up to date!!!
How can I disable DRM or get it to allow me to play my downloads on
other players???
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Gra
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- Windows XP Update >> Windows XP Pro SP2 Update Limits RamI have 4 gig dual channel OCZ Ram on a DFI Moherboard. Beofre I installed SP2
I could right click on my computer and it showed all 4 gig. After SP@ it only
shows 3 gig. The post test reads the 4 gig correctly so it must have
something to do with this SP2 upgrade.
Can anyone give me a trick or treat on how to fix this issue?
I would appreciate it.
Thanks
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- Windows XP Security >> XP forgot my passwordI use a site once or twice a month, so when Windows asked if I wanted the
password saved for me, I said yes. A couple of months ago, (perhaps at SP2
time?) the password seems to have been forgotten. By Windows as well as me.
There are other sites where I use this option that still work fine. Is
there a way to reset the password for a single site so Windows will ask
again if it should save it for me?
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From the desk of Stan & Gloria Thacker
sthacker@ispwest.com
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- Windows XP >> Screen SaverI have a problem with my screen saver. When I change it, it goes back to the
Windows XP logo. It does the same thing with themes as well.
I do have a wire lees key board and mouse. Would that have anything to do
with it?
Any help would be appreciated.
Kim Weed
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- Windows XP >> XP Home freezes on Search, Explorer, etc..This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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Windows Explorer or if I try to open the Search view, the whole computer =
just freezes (I can't access anything) for about a minute or so and then =
the computer is back but it doesn't open the search or link. I tried a =
repair install but this didn't solve the problem. I downloaded all the =
updates and newest Virus def and everything is clean. Anyone ever see =
this or have any suggestions.
Thanks
Sam
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Help center directions for safe mode can't be followedLong story short, am loaded up with spyware and want to start in safe mode
and delete some of them that way if possible.
But XP help center instructions on Safe Mode do not match what's on my
machine. Help center sez click Start and then "click Shut Down" but no "Shut
Down" option as such appears after I click on Start. There is that "Turn Off
Computer" button at the bottom that gives option to Standby, Shut Down or
Restart but they all work directly with no intermediate drop-down of any
kind. What am I missing?
I know there's a key you can hold down during startup that will get you into
safe mode but I forget what it is. I tried F8 but that spawned "keyboard
failure" and I had to force shutdown and restart.
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- Windows XP Support >> chkdsk utilityI run a chkdsk C:/f/r for a corrupt file called (permdata.box). I believe
that this fixes it, but sometimes I still get this message. I also received
a message C:\system volume information corrupt run chkdsk. What causes this
to happen? Is it computer games that my kids play? How can I find out the
source of this problem without having to run a chkdsk twice a month?--
thersa
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- customize >> Zip passord errorWhen attmpting to add a password to a compressed (zipped)
folder, I get the error message "cannot create output
file". The files in the zipped folder are .jpgs, and the
folder is approx 75mb in size.
Any Ideas?
thanks in advance-
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- Windows XP Security >> Immediate Log Offa machine of mine running WinXP Home. The problem it is
having is whenever it trys to logon the main user, after
about 3 seconds, it logs out again. Any ideas on what
would cause this?
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- Windows XP Basic >> Lost Product KeyMy children installed Win2000 on my computer after it crashed (they said) and
I'm trying to reinstall XP Home from my Dell MS XP Disk. The problem is they
have lost my original CD cover and I don't have the Key number.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Defrag QuestionWhen I run Defrag, there is a huge gap between most of the stuff which is on
the left (the beginning) and a little amount which is slightly to the right
of the middle (see screenshot). Because this gap is always there, even after
I perform the defragmentation, I am assuming that the files that make up the
little bit on the right rarely get modified (although I can't be sure
because I don't know which files they are). I would like to have them in the
same area as all the others, because with such a huge gap my hard drive
could probably gain something from not needing to make that big jump for
such a small amount of data. Is there some way I can "trick" defrag into
moving these files, or some way I can find out which files they are without
any extra software? Thanks.
--
Nathan Sokalski
njsokalski@hotmail.com
http://www.nathansokalski.com/
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jbs50
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 Posted: Mon Aug 13 14:08:03 CDT 2007 |
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Windows XP Support >> Blue Screen After Logging in
We use roaming profiles.
When an old server is offline, users get a blue screen (no desktop) after
logging in.
All the old shares were created on the newer server.
This morning, the old server is dead, users can't log in.
administrator can log in.
I can log the users in here at this location.
I disabled roaming profiles on one user, that didn't help.
I removed and readded the PC from and to the domain, that didn't help.
Any thoughts?
TIA
Windows XP1162
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nass
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| Posted: Mon Aug 13 14:08:03 CDT 2007 |
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Windows XP Support >> Blue Screen After Logging in
"RandyH" wrote:
> We use roaming profiles.
>
> When an old server is offline, users get a blue screen (no desktop) after
> logging in.
>
> All the old shares were created on the newer server.
>
> This morning, the old server is dead, users can't log in.
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> administrator can log in.
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> I can log the users in here at this location.
>
> I disabled roaming profiles on one user, that didn't help.
>
> I removed and readded the PC from and to the domain, that didn't help.
>
> Any thoughts?
> TIA
Hi Randy,
You will take looooong time to get an answer here, this is a Windows Help
and support not Networking Newsgroup.
Please provide more info about your issue, like:
1- What you men by the Old server died/dead and does the old server
disconnected and the new server set up to serve these machine?.
2- The location of the new server (not the place, I mean is it far from the
company or it is on Site).
3- Do you implement heart beat or fall over method on this server set up?.
4- Any error messages you get ( the complete error message please).
Send your next post to this relevant and more specific to your Question
http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web&cat=en_US_a487cdd8-fd79-4301-9813-2a2497c20996&lang=en&cr=US
HTH.
nass
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RandyH
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| Posted: Tue Aug 14 11:46:33 CDT 2007 |
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Windows XP Support >> Blue Screen After Logging in
No problem, I crossed posted to the server group and we figured out a fix.
we had to recreate the roaming profile.
thanks again
Randy
"nass" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
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> "RandyH" wrote:
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>> We use roaming profiles.
>>
>> When an old server is offline, users get a blue screen (no desktop) after
>> logging in.
>>
>> All the old shares were created on the newer server.
>>
>> This morning, the old server is dead, users can't log in.
>>
>> administrator can log in.
>>
>> I can log the users in here at this location.
>>
>> I disabled roaming profiles on one user, that didn't help.
>>
>> I removed and readded the PC from and to the domain, that didn't help.
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>> TIA
>
> Hi Randy,
> You will take looooong time to get an answer here, this is a Windows Help
> and support not Networking Newsgroup.
> Please provide more info about your issue, like:
> 1- What you men by the Old server died/dead and does the old server
> disconnected and the new server set up to serve these machine?.
> 2- The location of the new server (not the place, I mean is it far from
> the
> company or it is on Site).
> 3- Do you implement heart beat or fall over method on this server set
> up?.
> 4- Any error messages you get ( the complete error message please).
> Send your next post to this relevant and more specific to your Question:
> http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web&cat=en_US_a487cdd8-fd79-4301-9813-2a2497c20996&lang=en&cr=US
> HTH.
> nass
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nass
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| Posted: Tue Aug 14 12:36:06 CDT 2007 |
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Windows XP Support >> Blue Screen After Logging in
Glad to hear you sorted it out and thanks for your feedback much appreciated.
Good luck.
nass
"RandyH" wrote:
> No problem, I crossed posted to the server group and we figured out a fix.
>
> we had to recreate the roaming profile.
>
> thanks again
> Randy
>
>
> "nass" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
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> > "RandyH" wrote:
> >
> >> We use roaming profiles.
> >>
> >> When an old server is offline, users get a blue screen (no desktop) after
> >> logging in.
> >>
> >> All the old shares were created on the newer server.
> >>
> >> This morning, the old server is dead, users can't log in.
> >>
> >> administrator can log in.
> >>
> >> I can log the users in here at this location.
> >>
> >> I disabled roaming profiles on one user, that didn't help.
> >>
> >> I removed and readded the PC from and to the domain, that didn't help.
> >>
> >> Any thoughts?
> >> TIA
> >
> > Hi Randy,
> > You will take looooong time to get an answer here, this is a Windows Help
> > and support not Networking Newsgroup.
> > Please provide more info about your issue, like:
> > 1- What you men by the Old server died/dead and does the old server
> > disconnected and the new server set up to serve these machine?.
> > 2- The location of the new server (not the place, I mean is it far from
> > the
> > company or it is on Site).
> > 3- Do you implement heart beat or fall over method on this server set
> > up?.
> > 4- Any error messages you get ( the complete error message please).
> > Send your next post to this relevant and more specific to your Question:
> > http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web&cat=en_US_a487cdd8-fd79-4301-9813-2a2497c20996&lang=en&cr=US
> > HTH.
> > nass
>
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- Windows XP >> Laptop Logoff Painfully Slow when a Kerberos Realm user is logged onA laptop logoff is painfully slow when a Kerberos Realm user is logged on.
When we setup Windows on a brand new Dell D420 and use an MIT Kerberos Realm
to logon, it takes about 10 minutes to log off later (sits on the "logging
off" window). When we do not have the laptop setup for Kerberos, then it
logs on and off very quickly.
a. We have removed all group policies.
b. We have tried the laptop in different OU's with different policies
enabled.
c. We have tried using our "standard" image for a D640 (with different
drivers installed).
d. We have tried a clean install of Windows from the Dell CD.
If we logon as a local domain or local machine user, it works fine. If we
setup Kerberos and logon as a MIT Kerberos Realm user, it logs on fine but
when it's time to log off it takes forever.
We have 150+ machines on our network, all using an MIT Kerberos Realm to
authenticate and only this one new Dell D420 has this problem, and only when
logging onto the domain using Kerberos Relam credentials.
Has anyone seen this before?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Audio noiseI am getting an annoying click whenever I play any type of media file with audio content (AVI, MPG, WAV, MP3, etc.). The noise occurs regardless of the source (CD, DVD, local hard drive, network hard drive, etc.). It also does not matter what application is being used to play the file (Windows Media Player, QuickTime, RealPlayer, Ulead Video Studio, etc.). It is a click that occurs at regular intervals approximately one second apart. The intensity of the noise is dependent upon the level of the audio passage in which the noise occurs. The noise is reminiscent of a scratch on a vinyl record. I have tried different sound cards. I have never before experienced anything like this. If anybody has any ideas, I would love to hear them (no pun intended).
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- Windows XP Support >> file questionWhile browsing through files (In any way and any place) I find files that,
instead of folders by them, have a piece of paper with the right top corner
folded down and a picture of some kind on it. Are these damaged, turned off
and how can I repair them?
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Analog video captureConnected a VCR via composit connectors to ATI AIW7500 using WinXP Movie Maker 2. I can see the video and hear audio but more than half the time I click Start Capture I get a file which has no video and only audio. Sometimes if I start a new capture collection it works and other times it freezes at 3kB total and not video. Have managed to capture an entire VHS tape once. Now I'm tweaking the brightness levels and cant get the software to grab video
Any thoughts
Thanks.
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- Windows XP >> Want to get rid of MSN MessengerRecently the MSN Messenger has appeared on my system tray and it
periodically pops up telling me that I need an important security update. I
don't actually use MSN Messenger, and having it there is probably an
unnecessary security risk. How do I get rid of it so its not running on my
system tray - or better still - how do I eradicate it from my system?
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- Windows XP Setup >> DISK SPACE LOST ???First of all....
HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone.
I'm hoping someone can help me on something I have been working hours to get
a solution, with no results.
I'm trying to download some songs ... to DVD-RW (and to DVD-R).
On the DVD problem I'm having, it shows that the disk has 4488.06 MB ... and
it should show as near as 4.7 GB !!!!! It shows this on ANY DVD I have tried.
On CD-RW and CD-R, it is shown that the disk space is 702 MB.
I have tried using NERO, Roxio Easy Creator, and CDBurnerXP Pro 3.
How come the disk space for the DVD's is lost down to 4488 MB ???
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Thanks for any assistance or suggestions.
Amber
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- Windows XP Setup >> user does not have access privilegesI recently "organized" my second hard drive by creating folders and
moving files to the appropriate folders. Now I can not access the
files (.docs, .pdf, .xls). I receive the following error message: user
does not have access privileges. My machine is a stand-alone single
user Dell XPS w/ XP SP2 and no network connections. I can't change the
properties on the files either, they appear to be read-only.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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burrism
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- Windows XP >> Administrative Tools Applet in Control PanelHey there,
Does anyone know the registry value and key location to change to
hide the "Administrative Tools" folder that is in the Control Panel?
I've looked around here, and the only answers I find are for the
Administrative Tools that appear in the Start Menu, which isn't exactly
what I'm looking for.
Thanks!
Jay
(patelj27b at gmail dot com)
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- Windows XP >> Deleted Files ReappearWhen trying to delete files on a Windows 2000 Server File
share from a Windows XP Pro workstation it acts like it
deleted the file but it doesn't. Sometimes I get an
access denied error. It is not a share permission nor
File & Folder permission issue. Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
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- Windows XP Network >> Direct Cable ConnectionI have a desktop and a laptop, both using XP Home. I
cannot make a direct connection between them, to share
files and printers, work. I continually get the message
that the modem in the laptop (the guest) is not working.
I use a serial cable between COM1 ports. When I look at
the modem properties, the system returns 'Unknown' for
the modem address, and I can't find a way to bridge the
internal modem from COM3. Can someone please advise what
I have missed out, even though I carefully followed all
the instructions in the wizards and on-line help?
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- Windows XP >> FormatDoes anyone know how to format the C drive on XP? And if
so, I am assuming that my restore disk will re-install all
the programming on it?
I have got problems that occured with this before I even
bought the computer (new) where java was damaged and more
problems of the same so that whoever tried to repair it
gave up. Jan. 28th was a popular day for it and I did'nt
buy this computer until May... I'd like to format and
clean it up before I re-install, have tried running the
restore disk 4 consecutive times with no luck. XP is
loaded on the restore disk so I do not have the original
XP installation disk from Microsoft. Any ideas?
Win 98 was easy to format, XP is giving me headaches.
Stacy
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- Windows XP >> Application Freezes in Windows XPHi,
We have a portal application developed in Delphi 5.0 which freezes in
Windows XP SP2 machines.It was working with Windows 2000 Professional
machines.Once the application get freezed and we are not able to
access the application. We have to close the application usign task
manager and all the changes are lost. We are able to login and access
forms. But few forms are not working and it freezes.
Please find the machine configuration below:
Intel P4 3 Ghz
1GB RAM
NAV 10.1.4
XP Professional SP2 Edition (English)
Please let us know the resolution for this issue.
Vimal.
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