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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Check disk deleted filesI ran check disk last night and when the computer
restarted, I found that hundreds of digital photo files
had been permanently deleted. I had some back ups, but
it is still frustrating. I'm wondering what caused this
problem and how I can avoid having it happen again.
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP Pro Installation ProblemsHi, I was just recently upgrading my XP home edition to XP Pro on my IBM
PC...Anyways I get about half way through the installation process when I
receive a prompt saying that an existing driver (VGA i think) failed to pass
the XP logo test, now no matter which option i select the installation
process seems to crash and reboot the system. Now it wont allow me to do
anything cause it keeps rebooting the installation process and I don't want
to format the machine as i have important and sentimental data on it.... Can
anyone suggest how i can recover my disk, or overcome this problem?
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- Windows XP Support >> update sp2.....NOTI just found out this new update is causing alot of problems on computers
that never had problems until this update was installed. I started haveing
problems with my cdrw/dvdrw drive right after installing SP2. On checking my
computer device manager showed everything was fine, but wouldn't recognize
some installation cd's or autorun..nothing worked to install this
software...until I uninstalled SP2 from my computer..now everything works
fine like it did before SP2 was installed...Hope this helps all of you
wondering what went wrong with my computer!!!
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- Windows XP Security >> You do not have sufficient privilegesHaving experienced the "You do not have sufficient privileges" message
with network connections and my new ATI graphics card (Catalyst control
center) and Windows update failure (error 0x80070005) I found the
following solution:
1) Boot in safe mode.
2) Login as administrator and create a new account with admin rights.
3) Reboot and login with the new account and check that the various
operations that were failing now work.
4) If all is working, delete the new account and try the same from the
existing admin account. All should be working fine.
I had tried the various solutions posted to these problems with no
effect.
Axe87
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- Windows XP Update >> Lost product keyI have a windows Xp pro upgrade disc which I used on my newer machine. This
machine was damaged when my home was flooded. My insurance didnt cover the
loss of this machine, so i have had to get my old back-up system from the
attic. Unfortunately it was running 98se which I would like to upgrade using
my XP disc, however the product key was irreperably damaged beyond
legibility. Now I cannot recover the product key to install this upgrade.
ANY ideas would be appreciated. Thanks
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- Windows XP Security >> interactive logon thanx nicothanx Nico (i reallly mean that) but that didn't work :(
anymore suggestions?
i am using xp pro (but a pro i'm not...) how do i
access/change the interactive logon? what i want to do is
to have to press ctrl+alt+del before logon.
:)
I tried,
Start - Control Panel - User Accounts - Change the way
users log on or off.
Uncheck "Use the Welcome Screen" box.
Click Ok. It does require a password but no Ctrl+Alt+Del
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- Windows XP >> Windows XP HomeI upgraded to subject OS and it has been performing very
well. Suddenly, every time I start to load, the disk
checker interrupts. I've looked at drive manager, in
control panel and all (3) hard drives are rated "healthy
and active". I've defragged the drives and tried
everything I know to correct this frustrating problem. I
would appreciate any help I can get.
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- Windows XP Support >> Windows XP Crash intermittentlyI have recently installed a new hard drive (after my old one failed - on Sony
Z1VA notebook computer), loaded appropriate drivers, and some new programs
(Kapersky 6.0, Acronis Disk Director, Windows Outlook 2003). I also have an
external hard drive installed when at home. I have suddenly begun to
experience the Blue Screen of Death when attempting to connect via wireless
at my local library to their Public WiFi service. I've never had this
problem before, and it does not occur at my home wireless network, with or
without connection to the external hard drive. It only happens when
connecting to the Public WiFi.
In looking over the Event log, I noticed the following Erroor Code that
seems to be associated with the crash event:
100000dl, parameter 1 02010405, parameter 2 00000002, parameter 3 00000000,
parameter 4 02010405
Does anyone have any idea what the problem is that is causing the system
crash? Thanks.
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- Windows XP Setup >> Manually Configuring Resource ControlI heard back from tech support for my motherboard in
regards to why I can't have both my AGP graphics card and
mass storage hard drive/ide controller working at the
same time. They suggested that I do one of the following:
1. move your controller card to different PCI slot and
try. (tried already)
2. configure Resource Control By MANUAL under Integrated
peripherals, you could assign the IRQ to any PCI cards on
your system.
3. upgrade your Operating System, eg. windows 2000 or
Windows XP. (I'm running WinXP already)
How do I do number 2?
Thanks.
~Jon
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- Windows XP Security >> Windows xp administrator rightsI recently set my administrator account to limited access
because i was having issues with the internet, anyway, i
went back to set up my account to administrator and it
will not let, it says i don't have authorization. Can
someone please tell me what i have to do to get my
administrators access back!
Thank you.
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- Windows XP Setup >> can't log on!!! new computer, new xp, password won't work!I am trying to install XP pro on a new Dell. I just
assigned the administrator's password and the system will
not accept it - how do I get past this? I cant even get
to windows to configure the rest of the setup...any advice
would be greatly appreciated. BTW - it's not a caps issue,
or anything like that.
Thanks,
Elizabeth
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- Windows XP Network >> direct cable connectionI have just bought a new computer and i want to transfer
all my file from my old computer to this one but i dont
know how to set up a direct cable connection i bought a
cat5e cross over cable to use. My new computer is a xp
and my old computer is a 98 does anyone know how i can
set up a direct cable connection.
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Chyros
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 Posted: Wed Jul 09 04:16:17 CDT 2003 |
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Windows XP Hardware >> keyboard driver for Sony Vaio
Since upgrading from Windows ME to XP Professional on my
Sony Vaio Notebook series PCG Z505GA my keyboard
malfunctions. First of all, the function keys (fn) no
longer function with the battery level, sound volume
brightness and similar functions. Secondly, the cursor
jumps all over the page when I am in a text document. It
did so again while I was typing this.
Some one said I need a driver for XP from Sony. If that
is true, where do I get it?
Otherwise, what's the problem and how do I fix it?
Help please!
Thanks
Windows XP679
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Amethyst
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09 04:16:17 CDT 2003 |
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Windows XP Hardware >> keyboard driver for Sony Vaio
chris wrote:
> Since upgrading from Windows ME to XP Professional on my
> Sony Vaio Notebook series PCG Z505GA my keyboard
> malfunctions. First of all, the function keys (fn) no
> longer function with the battery level, sound volume
> brightness and similar functions. Secondly, the cursor
> jumps all over the page when I am in a text document. It
> did so again while I was typing this.
>
> Some one said I need a driver for XP from Sony. If that
> is true, where do I get it?
>
> Otherwise, what's the problem and how do I fix it?
>
> Help please!
>
> Thanks
Are you for real?! If you were told you need to obtain a driver from Sony,
may I suggest you ring HP?
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- Windows XP Security >> safemodeI have the same problem with the administrator account as many others. From reading some of the responses to other peoples questions I need to start my computer in safe mode. How do I do this? I tried pressing f8 as one person suggested in a different answer but nothing happened. Ctrl-Alt-Delete doesnt seem to get me to safe mode either. Please help me!
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software to move everything to from the 60G to the 160G. Everything looked
like it worked fine. About a year later, I decided I wanted to wipe the 60G
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the 60G back, windows worked fine.
What is wrong? How do I find out what files are still on the 60G that are
being used, and how do I move them to the 160G?
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decided it must be some sort of corruption on the HDD, so I reinstalled XP
with a formatting of the c: partition.
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installed OK!
I've tried MEMTEST, and that looks OK.
The CPU temp is OK.
I have a RAID setup with a c: partition (system and reformatted) and d:
untouched from previous install.
All BIOS settings are at default, and basically nothing has changed from the
setup that was working perfectly for some time.
What could be happening? I'm tearing my hair out - especially as I've lost
some critical data!
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once on it it would open the folder in explorer. Unfortunately it started
causing problems and i had to delete it . Now i want to set it up again but
can't figure out how i did it first time round. Anyone?
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