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- Windows XP Setup >> Problem Upgrade Win98 to XPI have a pentium II 400 mhz computer in which all the
hardware and software are supported by XP. The problem is
setup keeps freezing and the harddrive and cdrom keep
spinning. What can I do?
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- Windows XP Network >> IE7 and AOLThank you for reviewing this post. I know, I know, AOL is normally personal
non grata around these parts, but it is germain to my question.
I have a neighbor who has a nice new Dell machine and has updated to IE7 as
soon as the machine came out of the box. IE7 and Firefox both work just
fine. However, and I cannot explain why, he likes to use AOL to surf the net
(familiarity, I believe). He says that when he gets on AOL it is
excruciatingly slow. I have changed his IE settings for him as per other
posts in this area about checking for page updates and reducing disk space
for TIF to 150M versus default of 250M. This did not change the slowness of
AOL.
What might be causing this and how might I help him solve it short of
telling him to ditch the AOL, which is not a viable solution at this point?
Thank you so very much for your time and response(s).
Kindest regards,
Don in Tucson
AizA
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- customize >> =?ISO-8859-1?Q?pa=DFwort_Eingabe?=Nach dem ich 2 ältere Lexikons installiert habe kommt beim eingeben
meines Paßworts für XP, direkt nach dem start, für jedes Zeichen ein
Viereck anstatt wie gewöhnt ein schwarzer Punkt; Hat vielleicht jemand
eine Ahnung warum?
Danke,
Judas
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Laptop continues to shut downI have an Inspiron 1100 Dell Laptop and for some reason, it will power off
unexpecidably as if some one pressed the power button to abruptly shut it
down... it will do this at random times but not on a regular basis... has
any one heard of a virus that will cause the system to shutdown?
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- Windows XP >> Notification barWhen you right click on the taskbar and when you
select "properties". You will get the screen "Taskbar
and Start Menu Properties". Then when you click
customize in that same windows you will get a list of
notifications. Under "Past Items" I got a great list of
notification items of programs that aren't on my computer
anymore. I was wondering if I can clear that list
of "Past Items"
Please email me your response
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- Windows XP Support >> printer jobsthe toner was low so the printer didnt finish the job. i dont want others to
see what i was printing. when the toner is refilled, will it print what i was
trying to print?
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- Windows XP Support >> FavoritesI have a new computer that i instlled my old hard drive into. How do I
import my favorites from the old hard drive while using the import/export
feature in IE? please help.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> rebooting for no reasonhello :D
a friend of mine is having a problem with his comp rebooting for no reason
,he thought it was software based prob ,so he wanted to try a reinstall of
xp. i think it might be hardware based and told him to have power supply
checked out(had same prob on my old comp). so i did a reinstall for him but
same thing comp runs good for a bit then it reboots. it varies time wise to
when it acts up.
his comp spec's are p4 3.0ghz ,1 gig ram win xp home with sp2.
any help would be great :D and thanks for helping if you can have a good
day :D
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Re: Erratic data entry after install MS Wireless Optical Mouse 2After uneventful installation of the mouse on my laptop, the mouse
works fine, but data entry is now screwed up. E.g. typing this note, the
data entry cursor will occasionally jump to a new place of its own
accord as I type. The new location may be in a different input area or
the same, usually within already-typed text.
This is a new problem, never encountered before installing this mouse.
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DETAILS:
* Compaq Presario notebook R3150US (P-IV 2.8 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 40 GB HDD).
* Mouse plugged in USB port; Batteries: good; signal: high.
* No other wireless devices.
* Windows-XP Home (SP-1, fully patched & updated).
* NAV updated weekly; SpyBot sweep weekly; ZoneAlarm in place.
* Reinstalled w/mouse software (IntelliPoint 5.0) from MS page.
* Cursor jump always coincident with a data key depression, never when
not typing. Not associated with particular keys as far as I can tell.
* Problem doesn't seem to be associated with particular applications,
but may be worse with this email client (Netscape 7.1) which, for
newsgroup composition, automatically wraps message text at 72 characters.
* I am not a power typist, so too-fast typing is not an issue.
I noticed that that place where the data entry cursor jumps is
related to the location of the mouse pointer, even to another open
window, which is then given focus. I tried setting the mouse option to
hide the pointer while typing, but that seems to have NO EFFECT -- the
pointer is not hidden and focus still follows the pointer. I have
learned to keep the pointer on my desktop to avoid data entry where I
don't want it, but it is still a major annoyance to have to restore
focus to the place where I was typing.
Further observation: The hide pointer option is SOMETIMES working, but
only if the pointer is within the window being typed upon. This seems to
be application dependent -- works in WORDPAD, but not in Netscape email
client.
IAC, hiding the pointer doesn't prevent input cursor jumping, so is a
separate, unrelated problem.
How can I cure this nasty behavior?
Has anyone else seen this problem?
-R.
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- Windows XP >> problems with floppy drive and XP HomeI saved several files on 3.5" floppy disks (brand new,
formatted for Windows 2000/XP). I formatted each disk
before use, in case there were any problems with them out
of the box and copied my files onto them just fine. Now
that I've completed my restore I am in the process of
copying those files back onto the HDD. The problem is
that the first file on each disk (no matter what order
they are listed in; alphabetically, date modified, etc.)
will NOT copy or move over. I get two different errors,
that seem to vary from disk to disk. The first one reads
as "Error reading from specified file or disk". The
second error reads as "Cannot copy/move <filename>. Data
error (Cyclic Redundancy Check)". To be honest, this
happens no matter what floppy disk I use on this XP
machine. And yes, I have tried several 3.5" drives, but
to no avail. The only floppy disks that XP seems to read
are FAT16 and FAT32 formatted disks, and only then if said
disks were formatted on a Windows 3.1 or Windows 95
machine. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
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- Windows XP Setup >> Printer drivers?Hey guys .... I've just upgraded to a new Compaq box running XP and kept my old peripherals. Everything works fine except my Canon LBP660 laser printer .... apparently there's no XP driver for it
OK ... I know its a low end printer, but its worked faultlessly for me and I'm loath to just consign it to a life as a paperweight if there's any chance of getting it to run on XP
Do I REALLY (!!!) have to go buy a new printer? Really ...?
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- Windows XP >> hard drive passwordI was wondering if there's a way to set password so it's required
before a particular physcial drive can be accessed. With that, even
someone sitting in front of the computer can't access what's on that
drive without knowing the password. I would imagine if someone hacks
into the computer remotely, the password would have the same effect in
preventing access to the drive, unless the hacker also hacked the
password.
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- Windows XP Network >> Mapping in XP Home VersionI have several computers (4) that I network in a small
office. When I trying mapping a directory on each
computer, every time you reboot, network connection for
that mapping fails and the login process and password has
to be redone. In the help file, it states there is an
option to "save password" on the login display. It does
not show. Am I missing something?
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- Windows XP Support >> Start Up (turning on computer)When trying to turn on my computer - it stays locked up on the "Microsoft
Windows XP" screen with the windows flag... Bar at the bottom keeps going
across, but goes no further than that screen...
I could shut it down and start over in "Safe Mode" with no problem.
Does anyone know the problem why I can't start up on normally? I can't
figure it out.
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- Windows XP >> Data WiperHello,
I have a PC in full working order, full admin access, OS is XP Home.
There are lots of programmes on the hard drive none of which I have the
software for this includes the OS.
Before returning this PC, I have been asked to get rid of some very
sensitive material held in files, correspondence and so on, ( not porn ),
that if in the wrong hands would stir up old wounds which are slowly healing
Of course the simplest way would be to physically destroy the existing HD
and replace it, in this instance I can't to this.
I spent last night using the dustbin and Norton deleting files, wiped
restore points and so on, however I know these files or a lot of them are
still lurking on the HD and could be retrieved.
Question,
WITHOUT wiping the HD or reformatting it is there some freebie software I
can download that will go some way in overwriting the files I have deleted
thus making it that more difficult to retrieve any files I have deleted?
PLEASE REMEMBER, I cannot wipe, destroy or reformat the existing HD.
Finally, there is a programme installed on the HD called Billminder, a
simple programme to remind one of upcoming bills to pay, this programme has
been password protected, is there a place in XP, ( the registry ), where I
might look for passwords, if there is could someone tell me how I get to
this, I also ask the same question for and E-mail account?
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Sandal
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loghman
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 Posted: Tue Jun 06 22:25:32 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP >> sp2 installed turns off Windows Firewall
Is that OK? Is it intentional? Is it needed?
What does Microsoft have to say about the many users who are asking how to
turn on the firewall?
If it was a mistake, why doesn't Microsoft issue a fix? Or, is there a fix?
Thanks...jb
Windows XP1265
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Jupiter
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| Posted: Wed Jun 07 00:12:34 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP >> sp2 installed turns off Windows Firewall
John;
Then turn it back on.
However SP-2 enables the firewall by default.
If after SP-2 the firewall is disabled and/unable to be enabled, something
went unusually wrong.
The most likely cause is a 3rd party firewall such as Symantec or McAfee as
well as others.
Some of those disable the Windows firewall by design.
That is one reason those programs should be disabled during SP-2
installation.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
http://www.dts-l.org
"John Blanding" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> Is that OK? Is it intentional? Is it needed?
>
> What does Microsoft have to say about the many users who are asking how to
> turn on the firewall?
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> If it was a mistake, why doesn't Microsoft issue a fix? Or, is there a
> fix?
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> Thanks...jb
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JohnBlanding
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| Posted: Wed Jun 07 21:31:02 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP >> sp2 installed turns off Windows Firewall
Like a whole lot of other users, I can't turn it back on. The option to do
so is greyed out. It also says "group policy" may be controling it.
"However SP-2 enables the firewall by default."
In my case, it seems the opposite happened.
"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote:
> John;
> Then turn it back on.
> However SP-2 enables the firewall by default.
> If after SP-2 the firewall is disabled and/unable to be enabled, something
> went unusually wrong.
> The most likely cause is a 3rd party firewall such as Symantec or McAfee as
> well as others.
> Some of those disable the Windows firewall by design.
> That is one reason those programs should be disabled during SP-2
> installation.
>
> --
> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
> http://www.dts-l.org
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> "John Blanding" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> > Is that OK? Is it intentional? Is it needed?
> >
> > What does Microsoft have to say about the many users who are asking how to
> > turn on the firewall?
> >
> > If it was a mistake, why doesn't Microsoft issue a fix? Or, is there a
> > fix?
> >
> > Thanks...jb
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Pennywise
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| Posted: Wed Jun 07 23:55:30 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP >> sp2 installed turns off Windows Firewall
John Blanding <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
|>Like a whole lot of other users, I can't turn it back on. The option to do
|>so is greyed out. It also says "group policy" may be controling it.
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|>"However SP-2 enables the firewall by default."
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|>In my case, it seems the opposite happened.
Start | Run <type in> firewall.cpl <enter> ?
|>"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote:
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|>> John;
|>> Then turn it back on.
|>> However SP-2 enables the firewall by default.
|>> If after SP-2 the firewall is disabled and/unable to be enabled, something
|>> went unusually wrong.
|>> The most likely cause is a 3rd party firewall such as Symantec or McAfee as
|>> well as others.
|>> Some of those disable the Windows firewall by design.
|>> That is one reason those programs should be disabled during SP-2
|>> installation.
|>>
|>> --
|>> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
|>> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
|>> http://www.dts-l.org
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|>> "John Blanding" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
|>> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
|>> > Is that OK? Is it intentional? Is it needed?
|>> >
|>> > What does Microsoft have to say about the many users who are asking how to
|>> > turn on the firewall?
|>> >
|>> > If it was a mistake, why doesn't Microsoft issue a fix? Or, is there a
|>> > fix?
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|>> > Thanks...jb
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JohnBlanding
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Windows XP >> sp2 installed turns off Windows Firewall
Like you suggested. I went to start, run, and typed firewall.cpl. It
brought up my Firewall Window. The "on" option was greyed out and not
selectable.
"EMail@HideDomain.com" wrote:
> John Blanding <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
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> |>Like a whole lot of other users, I can't turn it back on. The option to do
> |>so is greyed out. It also says "group policy" may be controling it.
> |>
> |>"However SP-2 enables the firewall by default."
> |>
> |>In my case, it seems the opposite happened.
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> Start | Run <type in> firewall.cpl <enter> ?
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> |>"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote:
> |>
> |>> John;
> |>> Then turn it back on.
> |>> However SP-2 enables the firewall by default.
> |>> If after SP-2 the firewall is disabled and/unable to be enabled, something
> |>> went unusually wrong.
> |>> The most likely cause is a 3rd party firewall such as Symantec or McAfee as
> |>> well as others.
> |>> Some of those disable the Windows firewall by design.
> |>> That is one reason those programs should be disabled during SP-2
> |>> installation.
> |>>
> |>> --
> |>> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
> |>> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
> |>> http://www.dts-l.org
> |>>
> |>>
> |>> "John Blanding" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> |>> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> |>> > Is that OK? Is it intentional? Is it needed?
> |>> >
> |>> > What does Microsoft have to say about the many users who are asking how to
> |>> > turn on the firewall?
> |>> >
> |>> > If it was a mistake, why doesn't Microsoft issue a fix? Or, is there a
> |>> > fix?
> |>> >
> |>> > Thanks...jb
> |>>
> |>>
> |>>
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>
> --
> http://blueballfixed.ytmnd.com/
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Pennywise
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Windows XP >> sp2 installed turns off Windows Firewall
John Blanding <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
|>Like you suggested. I went to start, run, and typed firewall.cpl. It
|>brought up my Firewall Window. The "on" option was greyed out and not
|>selectable.
Start | Run <type in> services.msc <enter>
Make sure: Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) is set
to auto, reboot.
I do hope you haven't been running without a firewall all this time.
|>"EMail@HideDomain.com" wrote:
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|>> John Blanding <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
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|>> |>Like a whole lot of other users, I can't turn it back on. The option to do
|>> |>so is greyed out. It also says "group policy" may be controling it.
|>> |>
|>> |>"However SP-2 enables the firewall by default."
|>> |>
|>> |>In my case, it seems the opposite happened.
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|>> Start | Run <type in> firewall.cpl <enter> ?
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|>> |>"Jupiter Jones [MVP]" wrote:
|>> |>
|>> |>> John;
|>> |>> Then turn it back on.
|>> |>> However SP-2 enables the firewall by default.
|>> |>> If after SP-2 the firewall is disabled and/unable to be enabled, something
|>> |>> went unusually wrong.
|>> |>> The most likely cause is a 3rd party firewall such as Symantec or McAfee as
|>> |>> well as others.
|>> |>> Some of those disable the Windows firewall by design.
|>> |>> That is one reason those programs should be disabled during SP-2
|>> |>> installation.
|>> |>>
|>> |>> --
|>> |>> Jupiter Jones [MVP]
|>> |>> http://www3.telus.net/dandemar
|>> |>> http://www.dts-l.org
|>> |>>
|>> |>>
|>> |>> "John Blanding" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
|>> |>> news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
|>> |>> > Is that OK? Is it intentional? Is it needed?
|>> |>> >
|>> |>> > What does Microsoft have to say about the many users who are asking how to
|>> |>> > turn on the firewall?
|>> |>> >
|>> |>> > If it was a mistake, why doesn't Microsoft issue a fix? Or, is there a
|>> |>> > fix?
|>> |>> >
|>> |>> > Thanks...jb
|>> |>>
|>> |>>
|>> |>>
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|>> --
|>> http://blueballfixed.ytmnd.com/
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without any noticeable delay. The XP station has been
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automatically install. I went to the update website, click express or
custom, and it says "Files Required to Use Microsoft Update are No Longer
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message.
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- Windows XP Support >> Did ECS K8M800M2's onboard network die?Recently, I was using the computer and surfing on the Web. Then, all the
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either. I checked both cables on my old Apple PowerBook G4, and they had
no problems.
I even tried uninstalling, reinstalling, and upgrading the VIA VT823x
PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (from Windows Update). Also, reinstalled VIA
4in1 Hyperion driver. None of them helped or changed anything that I
noticed.
Does this sound like the onboard network died? :( I am currently using
wireless USB network which isn't very stable and slow. Thank you in advance
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