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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> trying to run adaware scanWhen I attempt to scan the system with adaware I recieve
the following message and then my computer turns off and
restarts. NT Authority System , Remote Procedure Call
must close down. What is causing this or where else
should I try to find out. Thank you
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- Windows XP Network >> How to Network 2 computers thru Router w/broadband cable modem (road runner)Help!
I have two windows xp pro computers that I want to
network to share a single broadband cable modem
connection. Both computers have network cards installed
and connected to the router. The cable modem is plugged
into the WAN port.
Road Runner customized my internet explorer so it could
connect to the cable modem but doesnt see the router when
I type in the IP address.
Will the network wizard help me to connect to the WAN
through the router? If so how?
Thanks
JS
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- Windows XP >> Unhandled Exception c0000005When I boot up my computer I get <Unhandled Exception
c0000005 at Address 100016b8> I click OK and then it
tells me:
PromulGate Universal has encounteed a problem and needs
to close.
Then it asks if I want to send the error report to
Microsoft. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don't but it
doesn't make much difference since the error keeps coming
up and Microsoft doesn't respond (I don't really expect
them to).
After that my computer runs just fine but I don't like
having an unhandled error.
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- Windows XP >> =?iso-8859-1?Q?Mais_o=F9_sont_donc_pass=E9s_mes_5_Giga_=3F?=Hello !
En affichant les propri=E9t=E9s de ma partition C: BOOT,
il est indiqu=E9 que ma patition fait environ 25 Go,
que 9,8 Go sont utilis=E9s et 15 Go sont libres.
Or cette partition ne contient que 4,8 Go de fichiers.
O=F9 sont donc les 5 Go indiqu=E9 en plus par "propri=E9t=E9".
J'ai coch=E9 dans les options de Exlorer toutes les cases=20
permettant de visualiser les fichiers syst=E8mes, cach=E9s=20
etc ... ; or en faisant la somme de tous les fichiers=20
(WINDOWS, fichier d'=E9change, ...) je ne trouve que 4,8 Go.
J'ai lancer plusieurs fois CHDSK ; il ne trouve rien ;=20
j'ai =E9galement refragment=E9 ; mais mes 5 Giga sont toujours=20
introuvables.
Cela m'emb=EAte car quand je veux faire une sauvaegarde=20
Drive Image par Power Quest, l'image sauvegard=E9e fait le=20
double de taille ; ce qui n=E9cessite le double de CD.
Merci d'avance de vos conseils.
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- Windows XP Support >> tool tabHelp me please !!! When I try to access my internet options or manage my add
ons on the tool tab nothing will open up for me to do so. I have tried to
access my internet options on the control panel also and nothing. I realy
need someones help. It seems as if these options may have been removed
somehow. If I did this somehow, I have no idea of how to restore them or if
they can even be restored.
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- Windows XP >> how to hide the shortcut iconwhen placing the cursor (mouse) on the shortcut icon, it
shows the whole path where the shortcut comes from. As I
have a few programs which run from the server, I just
don't want users to know where it comes from. Anyone knows
how to hide it. Someting that I can accomplish this from
Group Policy ?? Thanks for your help
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- Windows XP Support >> Windows can't connect to the Internet!!!!!!My friend's Compaq Presario can't connect to the Internet. It was
working fine yesterday. I ran AVG Free with updated virus definitions,
Spybot S&D version 1.4, and Ad-aware (don't know what version, but is
the latest). I checked and installed a new Ethernet card, but it
didn't work. I didn't try Safe Mode with Networking. Don't know if
it'll work. All my scans came up clean. Please help! Plus, cables and
hub are ok.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Slow pc.i am running a 6 month old, (approx) xp home pc. it is
quite often going very slow. i was wondering if you new
of any freeware programs like norton utilities to
download from the net.
Thanks
Nick
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- Windows XP Network >> Problem accessing shared folders on the network...I have a computer with an ethernet card connected to my DSL modem, an
the other connected to a switch, that constitues a 3 machine LAN. Thi
computer has ICS, and other computers on the network access th
internet through it. It's Windows XP.
1- Why is it that computers cannot access my shared folders except whe
typing in a username/password, while I can simply double click on thei
shared folders to access them?
2- How can I limit the bandwidth usage in (k)b/s per machine?
Thank you very much
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SammyRos
Thank you,
Samm
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- Windows XP Security >> secure while surfing domainsHi,
When using windows xp I do not need to specify the domain name when I
search for data on another domain. As long as username and password are the
same I get easy access.
Can I prevent this?
Greetings,
Roland Wolters
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- Windows XP >> XP files copying fails during installDuring a routine clean install to a former Windows 98
machine, the following has occurred... Once the hard
disk reformatting process completed, the computer began
to copy files normally from the disk in the CD-Rom
drive. But after a short time, it began to have trouble
copying a few of the files. Several of the balky files
did successfully copy after pressing 'retry' (enter)
repeatedly. However, one of them finally just wouldn't
go. I am getting the message:
"Setup cannot copy the file: ndisuio.sys. To retry,
press Enter (which is unsuccessful). My only other
choices are to skip or to quit. So I'm stuck. What's
wrong and what do I need to do?
BillyL
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- Windows XP Network >> Network Bridge woesHi all,
I'm having problems getting the network bridge option in windows xp to work
correctly.
PC 1: Wireless (static ip 192.168.0.21 255.255.255.0) connects to wireless
router (static 192.168.0.11 - which in turn connects to ADSL router
192.168.0.10). This configuration works fine and I have no problem
connecting to the Internet. This PC also has a wired connection with a
static ip address of 192.167.0.10 mask 255.255.255.0
PC 2: Wired connection only with a static ip of 192.167.0.11 mask
255.255.255.0. The wired network works correctly. I want this pc to be able
to access the Internet using the others' wireless connection, i.e. using PC
1 as a bridge.
I initially had the problem that the wireless connection stopped working
when joined to the bridge but I solved this by manually forcing
compatibility mode. What happens now however is when the bridge is created
it has an ip address of 0.0.0.0 (I have no DHCP) and consequently there is
no connectivity from the bridge. I have manually assigned an IP address to
the bridge and all three connections show as 'connected' in the network
connections. BUT, no matter what IP adress I give the bridge, I receive a
windows system error that there is a duplicate ip address on the network as
soon as I try to use the internet! There are no other machines on the
network so there definitely isnt a conflict and I'm at a loss as to what is
happening here. I have so far tried about a dozen different ip addresses but
always with the same result.
ANy help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Steve
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- Windows XP Support >> Shutdown always says installing 1 updateThe topic says most of the story, Have a new laptop that exibits the
following behavior:
1) The updates available icon in the taskbar is NOT being displayed
constantly.
2) At shutdown, it always displays the install updates and shut down option,
indicates that it is installing 1 update, and we repeat the process every
time i turn the machine off.
Norton Internet security is what it has on it for A/V and such ... not that
Norton would EVER cause an issue like this one ... LOL!
Thanks in advance for any ideas. I'm not afraid of working in the registry,
but I don't have clue one where to start looking, and blindly poking around
in the registry is not a good strategy
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soundguru
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Windows XP >> Missing xp functions
In the process of trying to recover from a failed installation of a new
software program I had to use system restore. It has worked in the past but
this time got hung up. When I rebooted many of the functions, such as Help &
Support and System info. will not run. Some programs also will not run. What
can I do short of aWin reinstall to correct this. If I counld get to System
restore I think i would be ok. Thanks.
Windows XP426
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| Posted: Sun Feb 15 18:27:08 CST 2004 |
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Windows XP >> Missing xp functions
Frank McGlynn wrote:
> In the process of trying to recover from a failed installation of a
> new software program I had to use system restore. It has worked in the
> past but this time got hung up. When I rebooted many of the functions,
> such as Help & Support and System info. will not run. Some programs
> also will not run. What can I do short of aWin reinstall to correct
> this. If I counld get to System restore I think i would be ok. Thanks.
Can you get into Safe Mode and try System Restore there? If not, do a
Repair Install. Here's a link to instructions:
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
Malke
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- Windows XP Security >> Automation and user rightsIs there any way to configure a particular program to
always run with administrative rights, wihtout the user
needing an administrator password?
One of the users in our network need sadministrative
rights to properly run a particular program. However, we
do not want the user to have admin rights in any other
case...only for the running of this program. We could use
runas...but I can't find anyway to automate runas so the
user doesn't have to enter the password. Anyone have any
ideas?
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- Windows XP Security >> FTP and Service Pack 2I just installed Service Pack 2 for XP Pro.
And now I can not connect to my FTP sites?
Other computers in our network can, and I could this morning, but now it's a
no-go.
I did turn off the firewall that came with SP2.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
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- Windows XP Support >> Should I do this deletion??I have XP Home.
I remember a suggestion to go to START/RUN/%TEMP% and then to delete all
files found in there.
I have about 800 files there (almost all .tmp files but some other folders
as well -- ADOBE, VBE, and a couple of others).
Can I safely delete these files??
(Perhaps I should first empty the recycle bin, then delete the files, and I
can then restore them from the recycle bin if there is a problem).
Also, is this a large number of files and is my computer likely to be more
"perky" after such a deletion?
Mel
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- Windows XP Setup >> rsvpsp.dll - how to reattach?Hi,
I was messing around with lspfix and accidentally removed "rsvpsp.dll
(protocol handler)". My internet connection still works without any
side effects whatsoever, however I would like to restore that entry
nonetheless, unless it turns out that it was there for absolutely no reason.
Can someone tell me what rsvpsp.dll does, and how I can restore it to my
LSP stack. It would be especially good if you could cut and paste the
pertinent reg keys.
Thanks for helping me out
Peter L.
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- Windows XP Support >> Error MessageI am new to all this and would like any help. I have two files on my desktop.
One is CAHO8JP9. The other one is CAGN2RUJ. I don't really know how they got
there. What I would like to know is how to get rid of them. When I delete, I
get an error message stating error deleting file or folder. Cannot delete
file : Cannot read from the source file or disk... Does anyone have any
ideas? Thanks
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- Windows XP Setup >> RiprepI'm getting an error during the running of riprep on the master workstation.
It says 'network location could not be reached' while trying to copy the
startrom, ristndrd.sif and a few other files.
Anyone know what would cause this?
Thanks
-=/>Thom
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- Windows XP >> unwanted desktop iconsunwanted desktop icons have appeared i presume from a website. how can i get rid of them? tried deleting their files but everytime i restart the system they reappear. they have also changed my home pape to their site, which again keeps coming back after i try to get rid of it.please help. thanks
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- Windows XP >> XP SUX'sIt isn't it amazing how XP well act, you just never know
when it will take a crap. It's been working so good,
Thought now would be a great time to do a back-up, deleted
all my temp files, got the USB back-up drive out all ready
to go, Reboot. BOOM big crash, won't boot. Now I have to
do a restore instead of a back-up. You got to love it.
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- Windows XP >> False Folder Expansion (+) in Windows ExplorerI moved about 50 files from a folder to a subfolder.
Then I moved about 50 more and a plus sign appeared even
though no folder was moved into it. (Not even a hidden
system folder - I set them to be visible.) The plus goes
away with reload or overlaying and returning from another
window. Trivial but odd.
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- Windows XP Support >> USB Exterior HDD questions?Hi,
Just bought a Coolmax 310 USB Exterior HDD Enclosure. (Probably won't
be shipped unitl next week)
Thinking of installing one of two spare HDD's into the Enclosure.
a: Would the HDD require Windows if I use it exclusively for program
storage and file backups?
b: Without Windows , will I be able to exec a program or simply
transfer it from exterior to interior drive? And if so, won't that mess
up the registry? I'm so confuuuuuused!
c: If the HDD has ONLY Windows XP loaded, I'd like it to be an
emergency replacement HDD, (in case the interior drive goes south), in
the meanwhile using the remainder of the space for storage and
backups. That I believe (hope?) would be OK?
ThanX and truest wishes for a great Thanksgiving Holiday!
Mike
Picture Rocks, AZ
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- Windows XP >> File name of the registry base ?Somehow registry key was deleted and I have lost the keyboard and mouse. I would like to use a previous restore but without keyboard and mouse I can not go anywhere. How can I restore to a previous restore point
I have though of renaming the registry base but I don't know the name of it
Thanks for any help
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- Windows XP Security >> Tough question - get your thinking caps onI need to remotely edit the HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft key, in order to
add the Security subkey and the CheckAdminSettings dword value required for
use with Outlook Security Templates.
Unfortunately, this is a "restricted" key, and only the Administrators have
full access. I've tried using SMS Installer to create the entry
progammatically, and have also tried using "regini.exe" from the Resource Kit
to change the ACL on the key prior to performing the edit. The result is
that, apparently due to the need to run with administrator permissions, the
current user key is bypassed and the entry is made in the Default User
context.
Does anyone have a reliable method for getting around this behavior? The
machines targeted are not necessarily single-user machines, so it's not as
simple as just making the users administrators on a temporary basis. I would
also like to avoid having to use multiple reboots to change the ACL on the
key, make the edit, and then restore the ACL on the key.
Thanks for your assistance!
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Jeff
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