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- Windows XP Basic >> WinXP logonWhen I boot up Windows ask me to choose who will logon.Since I am the only
user how can I stop this screen from appearing (auto logon)?
Thanks
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- Windows XP Network >> Internet connection problemI clean installed XP Home and when I connect to the
internet, I get this error "The system process
C:/windows/system32/lass terminated unexpectedly with
status code -1073741819. The system will now shut down and
restart."
And it shows a 30 second countdown.
Please help, Thankyou
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Computer keeps retarting can't shut it down!When I try to shut down from Sart/Shutdown button computer keeps
restarting Also getting Blue Screen Codes
Sometimes this one
STOP: 0x0000008E (0x8060E31B, 0xF8674A54, 0x00000000)
Sometimes this one
STOP: 0x00000093 (0x6E712D68, 0x00000001, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)
As computer starts I get
bad boot.ini file bott from c:// windows
When XP Comes back on I get "computer has had a serious error when I
view details I get
BCCode: 1000008e
BCP1: C0000005
BCP2: 8060E31B
BCP3: F85E4A54
BCP4: 00000000
OSver: 5_1_2600
SP:1_0
Product: 768_1
Any help would be appreciated
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- Windows XP Network >> 2000pro - xp pro networkI have a simple network with a lan cable between the computers. The 2000
computer can access the XP files, but when clicking on the 2000 name iunder
Microsoft Windows Network I get the message "...is not accessible: you might
not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator
of this server.... Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested
logon type at this computer. "
Shat should I do and to which machine?
I saw. here, a link to a step by step guide to establishing a network in
XP, but I lost the bookmark. What, where?
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- Windows XP Network >> Home Network ProblemI have a newly installed Linksys router and connected to two XP Home boxes to it. Both can ping the router and they can each ping themselves successfully but they cannot ping across to each other. Both have access to the Internet. The ICS is turned off; the firewalls are turned off; the web based router software shows the DHCP of both on the DHCP table. One computer shows the icon of the other in the workgroup but when I double-click on it, it says network path not found. The other computer does not show the full workgroup. I have reset the router, connected the computers to different jacks on the router, run the wizard for installing a home network countless times (each time claiming to be successful). Nothing seems to help. Can anyone?
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- Windows XP >> Can I install a 32bit WinXP on a 64bit hardware ?Because some programs do not run on my WinXP 64bit installation I am thinking about to install
a 32 bit WinXP on my 64 bit hardware.
Is this possible in general?
How much percent will be the performance loss approx?
I would like to get an impression of how many people have done such an installation.
All the new hardware motherboards and CPUs are 64bit but there a only a few
usenet postings and sales numbers for 64 Bit WInXP.
So I assume that a lot of users must run 32 bit WinXP on 64 bit hardware.
Steven
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- Windows XP Network >> Snapserver inaccessibilityA couple of our XP2 users cannot access our Snapserver 1100. According to
our IT dept., the Adaptec fix doesn't apply & I can't find a fix from
Microsoft even though it seems to be related to security patch KB885250. Our
IT department will not roll the patch back so that isn't an option. Any
ideas?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Camera Wizard..Hi All,
I am havingWindows Xp, Home Edition, SP2. And when I upload pictures from
my digital camera, I normally use the standard Camera wizard from Microsoft.
Since a little while I am receiving following error message, when the upload
has been processed and I click "finish':
Windows cannot find '(null)'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and
then try
again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click Search.
Can anybody advise me how to resolve this error message?
Thanks so much!
Ellen
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- Windows XP Network >> Windows XP Home Edition and DNSHi,
I have a problem with dns in my Windows XP Home Edition.
I'll try to connect WEP with Internet Explorer or Netscape
but can't browse any pages. I'll get a DNS error. ping
works fine with IP addresses but not any names.
Does anybody know how to resolve this kind of problems ?
Many thanks,
Heikki
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- Windows XP Hardware >> CD-R/RW, WON'T!!!!!!Hi,
I tried to burn some music to disc and had error. (using Nero)
On further investigation, also found that WMP 9 won't play or burn either.
Bottom line is that samsung CD-R/RW SW-248F can't read or write! It will accept a audio/data disc and attempt to read it (neon flashes) but does no more. I've checked the drivers and they seem ok (?) I've checked the autorun and it's on. It doesn't show up as a problem in device manager. I've deleted and reloaded Nero and WMP 9 to no avail. I know its not a power fault as the drive will spin the disc.
I don't know what else to try!
Any ideas anybody?
PS; The DVD/CD-Rom drive works ok.
TIA
J.J.
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- Windows XP >> Shutdown? No, restart! problem after installing ADSL ModemHi All -
I have recently installed broadband on my dad's PC, using a XIOD 3200U
ADSL modem. Unfortunately, since this installation ( which rapidly
led to about a million "hotfixes" being installed by Active
Patcher(TM) ), the machine wouldn't shutdown properly, but instead
reboot. After getting distracted with the well known EasyCD/Roxio
problems, I found out by accident (and a little intuition) that
disconnecting the modem actually fixes the problem in the short-term.
Now, this isn't really a great on-going solution, especially as doing
this to cables can lead to unnecessary wear. I also found some
references to checking a box on the USB Hub (for that is its
interface) in Device Manager to allow it to switch off. But that was
already checked. So I have come to a bit of a standstill.
--
Mark Alexander Bertenshaw
Kingston upon Thames
UK
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- Windows XP Network >> Problem getting a new XP computer to join an NT 4.0/Win 98 domainHi,
I'm pretty inexperienced with anything beyond simple peer-to-
peer networks, although I have set up and worked with a lot of
these and know the basics pretty well. This is a recent problem
that I need some help with.
We have a simple network that was set up years ago and has
functioned well enough for quite some time. When I started
working here we decided that we would gradually start updating
the computers and the file server with the goal of getting
things into the 20th century.
We just bought a couple of Dell workstations with Windows XP and
I've already run into something today that I couldn't solve via
trial-and-error. I'll be hitting the books later, but I have a
feeling this might be something very simple that more
knowledgable folks could answer easily, so I'm posting here and
I guess to the Win98 networking group as well.
The current setup has a bunch of machines running Win 98 SE and
one machine with Win 2000 Pro. There is a file server that
runs NT 4.0 and *I believe* is also a domain controller. At
least all the existing computers are configured to log onto a
domain with a password at bootup.
If you scan Network Neighborhood for the Entire Network after
booting, there are 3 workgroups: Domain, Office and Workgroup.
The workgroup "Domain" (which is also the domain's name... ;-))
has only the server as a member, with a couple of shares set up
so all the computers can access and store data files on the
server. The other two workgroups have 4 and 5 computers
resepectively. All the computers map to the server shares and
all is fine.
In attempting to set up the new Dell workstation, which has XP
Professional, I am able to see the workgroups "Office" and
"Workgroup" and all the computers and shares in them. The
workgroup "Domain," however, doesn't show up at all.
I figured this is because the XP machine hasn't been set up to
log onto the domain, "Domain," but whenever I try to set it up
that way, i.e., change the workgroup setting to a domain, I just
get a quick search and then an error message saying that no
domain controller can be found.
I've gotten as far as reading the minimal troubleshooting notes
in XP and it sounded like there might be some DNS setup issues
with the NT 4.0/Windows 98 setup, but I'm just over my head with
that.
In a nutshell I need to somehow make it possible for the new XP
machines to see and map to shares on the NT file server. Once
that's all configured and users are getting used to the new
interface we'll move on to getting a more up-to-date server,
possibly install Small Business Server 2003, etc., etc. But
this is like stumbling right out of the blocks of a mile race
;-)!
Any pointers/advice/solutions appreciated.
Best regards,
Stephen Porter
Los Angeles, CA
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- customize >> missing address bar (Windows XP)Suddenly and mysteriously, my address bar is now gone
from my browser. How/why would this happen and how do I
get it back? I've already tried the "View" button and
selected "address bar" and nothing. Any helpful advice is
much appreciated! Thx
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mcar
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 Posted: Sat Apr 10 21:05:14 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP >> XP Home Edition - Installed Program Size
Hard drive space is an issue. I can free up the 1.5g
required to do the installation but will be cramped
thereafter.
Is the program going to use all of this space once
installed or will I regain the space that is occupied
currently by WIN98? and temp files created during the
setup?
Windows XP254
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Carey
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| Posted: Sat Apr 10 21:05:14 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP >> XP Home Edition - Installed Program Size
1.5GB of free space is required to install Windows XP.
Unless you invest in a larger hard drive, there will be to
room left to install updates or programs.
Clean Install Windows XP
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html
[Courtesy of MS-MVP Michael Stevens]
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
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| Posted: Sat Apr 10 21:06:50 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP >> XP Home Edition - Installed Program Size
If you are that cramped for space, do a clean install. Get rid of everything
pertaining to Win98 by doing so. An upgrade leaves tons of useless crap on
the hard drive from the previous O/S. If hard drive space is not a problem,
go for an upgrade.
Regards:
Richard Urban
aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard :-)
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> Hard drive space is an issue. I can free up the 1.5g
> required to do the installation but will be cramped
> thereafter.
> Is the program going to use all of this space once
> installed or will I regain the space that is occupied
> currently by WIN98? and temp files created during the
> setup?
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anonymous
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| Posted: Sat Apr 10 21:08:59 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP >> XP Home Edition - Installed Program Size
What sizw hard drive is it? Hard drives are getting
cheap now. I think you can get an 80 gig for about
$100? Check Buy.Com or Amazon.Com.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hard drive space is an issue. I can free up the 1.5g
>required to do the installation but will be cramped
>thereafter.
>Is the program going to use all of this space once
>installed or will I regain the space that is occupied
>currently by WIN98? and temp files created during the
>setup?
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12 06:32:34 CDT 2004 |
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Windows XP >> XP Home Edition - Installed Program Size
Thanks to all for the input!
>-----Original Message-----
>What sizw hard drive is it? Hard drives are getting
>cheap now. I think you can get an 80 gig for about
>$100? Check Buy.Com or Amazon.Com.
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hard drive space is an issue. I can free up the 1.5g
>>required to do the installation but will be cramped
>>thereafter.
>>Is the program going to use all of this space once
>>installed or will I regain the space that is occupied
>>currently by WIN98? and temp files created during the
>>setup?
>>.
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- Windows XP >> out of memory?I bought a dvd burner at christmas and had extra memory installed as well to
cope with it but lately when I try to burn some discs I get an error message
up saying the PC is out of memory.
Any ideas on how I can clear the memory so this dopesn't happen again?
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Installed Memory Not ShowingI have a Shuttle AV40R mobo and had 768 Mb of DDR 2100 installed (256Mb in
each of the three slots). I recenlty repalced one of the 256MB modules with
a 1 Gb module, however only 512Mb on the new module is showing up. Total
installed memory shows as only 1 Gb. The mobo manual states that any
combination of memory cards can be installed. Any suggestions as to what is
going on?
Thank you.
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- Windows XP Network >> Random DialingI am running xp pro on two computers networked with dialup to internet.
All updates etc. scheduled tasks are disabled.
The client computer dials out randomly. How can I find out what does this?
This problem occurred when I first installed xp pro on the client without any
programs or applications installed. I need help!!
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- Windows XP >> deleing a document.I am trying to delete a document but the system wont let me because it says
it's being used by another application or person, but I cannot for the life
of me figure out what.. I've rebooted, even in safe mode.. how can I tell
what is using this document so I can delete it?
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- Windows XP Security >> XP wont start in normal mode.Hi my XP home edition wont startup. it gives me the
option of safe, normal or last known good. when I try
last known it asked me for a administrator password. i
have never set up a admin password. I enter nothing an
simly hit enter, and after 3 attempts i need to restart.
also what is the best way to fix the bootup problem?
thnks
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- Windows XP >> Can't open or delete a folderI have a folder on one of my partitions which i am pretty sure I made myself
a while back but now when I double click on it I get an "Access is Denied"
message.
I have Administrator rights so why can't I open or delete the folder?
Any ideas how I can check what is in it or get rid of it?
Thanks
--
Carol Haynes
Reply address is set to vaporize - don't expect a reply!
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- Windows XP Setup >> Repeated Office 2000 ReinstallI had to upgrade to winxp from winme due to OS corruption when install a
network with firewall interference. Winxp chose to install itself on Drive
D instead of Drive C. Then I had to reinstall many applications, including
Windows Office 2000 Professional. Now, every time I launch an Office
application, I get a screen with a progress bar that says it is
installing/configuring Office 2000. Only takes about 5 seconds, but it is
aggravating.
Any easy solutions? Am I in the correct forum?
Jim Moore
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- Windows XP Setup >> Image resizer powertoyMy image resizer powertoy suddenly quit working! Any ideas? It's still in
context menu......and does as it used to do....but once you click on the OK
button...nothing happens. Image does not resize....zilch...nada...
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- Windows XP Setup >> XP system start-up errorI've had Windows XP for a while now and this is the second
time this is happening. I restarted the computer but it
never reached the loading screen instead I got a message
saying
"Windows could not start because the following file is
missing or corrupt: \Windows\System32\Config\System"
It wants me to use the restore disk to fix it, however the
emachines restore disk which I have only restore it after
formating the entire disk drive (which is what happened
the first time). Does anyone know a way of fixing this
without having to erase what is on the computer,
preferrably with a floppy boot disk? Any help appreciated
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> error 0x800ccc19 help please!!!Hi everyone;
I have this error code (0x800ccc19) with outlook express 6 each time i want
to access my pop email server. I noticed if i disable the antivirus plugin
outlook connects with no problem. Is there a workaround this problem since i
dont want to disable the antivirus plugin? I heard on some forums that i
have to change the mtu value in the registry??? Anyone can help please????
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- Windows XP Update >> KB911562 installation fails - Error Code 0x8007F0DAUsing Windows 2000 Professional. I confirmed that I have MDAC ver 2.8.1022.0
so I downloaded the file MDAC28-KB911562-x86-ENU.exe after original
installation failed. When running that, it states that "Product Version
Check: Failed, click here for details." Details state: "Update could not
identify the installed product version. The installation may be damaged."
Finally I get an error message in a window titled "KB911562 Setup Error" that
states, "KB911562 installation did not complete". What should I try next?
Thank you.
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- Windows XP Basic >> FS: New, Factory-Sealed Apple iPod Nano! (Black)TIMECOP DTS! 2.35 Widescreen Laserdisc!
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> use telephone as microphonehow do i use my telephone as an audio input device for
windows moviemaker?
this is what i have tried:
open the program
press the "record" button
choose "record audio only"
next to audio device, press the "change device" button
choose "phone line"
press "record"
talk into phone
press "stop"
save file
select the clip
press play
result: no sound
what do i need to do?
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- Windows XP Support >> Windows XP Pro SP2 Rebooting by Itself Randomly Only After 10PM. Please Help! (Don't want to clean reinstall)Folks, I've been pulling my hair out with this problem of mine and am
finally turning to you to see you can help me out.
I've had my new computer just a little over a month now which has
Windows XP Pro updated with SP2 and also with the latest Windows
security updates and up until 3 days ago, it was working just fine.
But since then, it would reboot itself without any warning at all, no
BSOD or no error messages and it would just reboot but only would do
so only after about 10PM or so.
That is why I'm able to write and post this message in this forum now.
Lastnight when I tried to write this, it would reboot again and again,
not even giving me enough time to post a message like this.
I've ran Norton and McAfee AV on my computer and it didn't show
anything unusual. I'm behind a Linksys WRT54G router and I just have
Windows Firewall running on my computer.
The funny thing is, since I work from home, I use the computer quite a
bit during the day as well and the I don't experience the reboot
problem during the day whatsoever.
Only after about 10PM is when my computer would reboot by itself and
would continue to do so, whether I have any apps open or not, whether
I'm actually logged into my account or whether I just let it sit with
the account login window, or even whether the computer's online or
whether I completely pull out the ethernet cable from it.
What I have noticed is that, when it reboots, it'll often have a
problem fully going through the POST process and many times it'll hang
before getting Windows to boot. So, I'll end up using the reset
button on my computer. And sometimes, it'll even hang on the Windows
boot screen where it shows the blue progress bar going from left to
right and I'll again using the reset button.
I'm at my wits end right now and was wondering if someone can suggest
or recommend a few things for me to look into or try to resolve this
problem? I really don't want to do a clean reinstall if I can help
it. I'll give anything a try at this point. TIA.
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