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- Windows Vista >> Create a Network PlaceI am trying to create a network place so that I can use my FP2003. When I
try to set it up in Computer, it tells me "The folder you entered does not
appear to be valid. Please choose another". I have tried, www.website.com,
http://website.com, http://www.website.com, http://website.com/, and
website.com. I still get the same message. Any suggestions?
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- Windows Vista >> Office 2003 migration problemsI posted this item before, but have realized that the problem is probably
with my Registry.
I tried migrating my files using the Windows "Easy Transfer" Utility and
then my MS Office 2003 program using the Windows "Easy Transfer" Companion.
Needless to say, Office 2003 did not work and I reversed the program transfer.
Now, when I try to install Office 2003 from the installation disk, the
installation stops at the point where the installation source is listed as my
G: drive. This is an empty SD slot and cannot be changed.
After searching my registry in the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\OFFICE\ section, I find numerous
entries that refer to the Path G:\Program Files\Microsoft\Office, etc,
I am reluctant to make changes to the registry at this point since there are
over 100 references. Any thoughts?
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k97
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- Windows Vista >> Intellitype problems?Hi there,
Vista Home Premium with MS Natural Wireless Keyboard with Intellitype 6.1
all of a sudden my top keys stopped working My Docs, My Pics etc but I think
the Volume buttons worked so uninstalled Intellitype 6.1 and reinstalled 6.1
all worked well except the Volume buttons didn't work.
So uninstalled 6.1 installed 6.1 again still all buttons bar the Volume ones
work.
Now if when the computer has not completely booted up I press the Volume
buttons
they work but then the other top buttons don't very strange.
Computer is a Dell E520.
Any thoughts on how I might fix this?
Many thanks, Tim.
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- Windows Vista >> Trust CenterHi
In Office Excel 2007 I have unchecked the box in the Trust Center/Privacy
Option/Document-specific-setting [Remove personal information from file
properties on save.]
Now I am unable to undo this because the checkbox is grayed out. What must
I do to return to the default setting?
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- Windows Vista >> Access DeniedI've been redirecting folders from my user folder to a new RAID1 volume &
everything seemd to go OK. Just for the heck-of-it, I asked that one folder
be returned to it's default location & was denied access. I've also noticed
that the current location is called F:\username instead of F:\foldername. Any
ideas?
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dlk
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- Windows Vista >> not surehow do i find information using vista home basic for ownership of a p.c.? if
i wanted to give my p.c. to my son? i would want to change my name to his?
all the software is legally owned by me and i would want to give to him!
think this would be pefectly legal seeing i purchased all things typed
about? if anyone could instruct me it would be helpful and make my son
surprised when i give to him! thank you in advance! i will buy a new system
in the near future i hope :)
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- Windows Vista >> The Fact Is That My Imposter Refuses To Stop Using My User ID, Just FYI.The Fact Is That My Imposter Refuses To Stop Using My User ID, Just FYI.
Even If I Lose my NNTP Posting Privileges Or Internet Access, My Imposter Is
Still Going To Be Here Using My User ID To Post His Spam Until His NNTP Or
ISP Privileges Get Taken Away As Well, Just FYI. He Has Shown That He Is Not
About To Stop Using My Identity To Post Here Until Either Microsoft Or AT&T
Gives Him Some Kind Of Wake Up Call, Just FYI.
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- Windows Vista >> microphone problemsI HAVE A LAPTOP AND I HAVE A MICROPHONE WORKING PERFECTLY IN EVERYTHING, BUT
WHEN I WANT TO HEAR MY VOICE THROUHG THE SPEAKERS, I CAN NOT. I HAVE TRIED
EVERYTHING AND NOTHING HAPPEN.
PLEASE HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!
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- Windows Vista >> Add IE7 Search Providers to standard userI can't add a search provider to IE7 as a standard user (although I
can when logged on as an administrator or when using "Run as
administrator"). When I try, I get the following message:
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The search provider could not be installed.
This might have happened because:
- A required file could not be downloaded
- The website is unavailable
- You are not connected to the Internet
You might want to try again later.
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Any idea how I get round this?
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- Windows Vista >> .exe file missingOccasionally I receive an error message that I am missing "conAPP.exe" file.
Anyone know what this means or what link to go to for file info. Thanks,
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mpj
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- Windows Vista >> Windows Explorer closingNow I have another question...
My wife is having a problem with her Windows Explorer Closing.
Usually she will be moving folder contents, from one folder to another when
the message occurs, and windows explore closes.
It is frustrating to her, and I can't seem to get a clue as to why it happens,
or how to fix it.
Suggestions welcome!
Vista Home Premium on Dell Inspiron 531
Ben
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- Windows Vista >> Impacts of not signing a binaryWhat are the impacts of running an application that is not signed? Will the
user get a warning message when they launch the application? If they get a
warning message will this message appear every time they launch the
application?
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Ju-tae
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Windows Vista >> Vista Memory Dump with Norton
My computer keeps dumping memory and says it is nortons fault. Anyone
have/know of any issues with Norton and Vista. Norton has very little on
their site right now about it.
Thanks
Chuck
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Michael
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| Posted: Wed Jul 25 17:05:04 CDT 2007 |
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Windows Vista >> Vista Memory Dump with Norton
"Chuck" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> My computer keeps dumping memory and says it is nortons fault. Anyone
> have/know of any issues with Norton and Vista. Norton has very little on
> their site right now about it.
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> Thanks
> Chuck
Norton is an issue, period. You'll find a few in this group or even on a
Google search who haven't had problems with it but you'll find problem after
problem with in this group as well as on a Google search. If you are having
issues with it, the best thing you can do is using the uninstall tool at
Symantec's website to remove it. Be sure to use that tool as the product
uninstaller doesn't get rid of everything and you may continue to have
issues as a result.
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Michael Solomon
Backup is a PC user's best friend
DTS-L.Org: http://www.dts-l.org/
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CB
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| Posted: Wed Jul 25 22:30:02 CDT 2007 |
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Windows Vista >> Vista Memory Dump with Norton
Chuck,
If you want to do a complete uninstall of your Norton Product you must do
many things to make sure it is entirely off your system.
Go to Norton/Symantec's website and download the "Norton Removal Tool".
Symantec will tell you that it will remove all remnants of the software but
it will not. After running the "Norton Removal Tool" you must go to your
Program files and delete the Symantec Folder. You must then go to the "Run"
command and enter "services.msc" and then click OK. Delete the Symantec entry
there.
You are not done yet: You must then go to the Run command and enter
"regedit". Click OK. Once in the registry you must click on Edit. Then click
on Find. Make sure keys, value and data have a checkmark in the boxes. Enter
Symantec in the box and hit enter. Delete the entry it finds. Clcik on Find
Next and delete the next Symantec entry. You must click on Find Next until
all the Symantec entries are deleted. You must then repeat this process by
entering Norton in the box and click enter. Once you have deleted this Norton
entry click on Find Next until all the entries are gone. Believe me, you will
find an abundance of Norton and Symantec entries to delete.
Have a nice day.
C.B.
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Bill
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| Posted: Thu Jul 26 10:54:57 CDT 2007 |
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Windows Vista >> Vista Memory Dump with Norton
Remove Norton from your computer an install AVAST. It is free, works well
and has a small footprint on your computer. You will be much happier.
"Chuck" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> My computer keeps dumping memory and says it is nortons fault. Anyone
> have/know of any issues with Norton and Vista. Norton has very little on
> their site right now about it.
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> Thanks
> Chuck
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- Windows Vista >> Elgan: Was Windows XP Microsoft's last good OS?http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9065938
March 1, 2008 (Computerworld) Everybody's talking today about "Drivergate" -
internal Microsoft e-mails that show senior Microsoft executives personally
struggling to use hardware products sporting the "Windows Vista Capable"
sticker. The e-mails also show that Microsoft lowered its standard for some
hardware compatibility, apparently to help Intel impress Wall Street.
This revelation is simply the latest in a long series that add up to one
inescapable conclusion: Windows Vista sucks. (And making it cheaper won't
help, either.)
Compatibility of drivers is just one issue. Another is a convoluted user
interface that prevents ordinary users from gaining a sense of control over
the OS.
Windows Mobile, Microsoft's operating system for cell phones, suffers from a
similar problem. The Windows Mobile OS isn't horrible per se, it's just that
it's completely wrong for cell phones and other small screen devices.
Windows Mobile clearly compromises usability to mimic the WIMP (Windows,
Icons, Menus and Pointing device) focus of Microsoft's desktop operating
systems. To quote Dr. Phil: How's that workin' for ya? It hasn't helped
eroding desktop Windows market share, and it hasn't helped Windows Mobile,
either.
The biggest problem isn't that the company's newest products are unusable,
but that Microsoft may have actually lost the "ability" to make good
operating systems. It may not be able to let go of its dogmatic insistence
on the flawed vision of the same Windows "experience" from wristwatches to
supercomputers.
And there is evidence that delusion or, at least, wishful thinking, prevails
at Microsoft. The company's founder and chairman, Bill Gates, said last week
that "Microsoft expects more Internet searches to be done through speech
than through typing on a keyboard." Hey, Bill: Do you want to bet $10
billion on that? I doubt even that Microsoft will fix its Vista driver
problem within five years. This is the same guy, by the way, who bragged
that Microsoft would "solve" spam by 2006.
It's imperative for Microsoft to get the next major OS right. The secret
lies in the company's Surface initiative.
Microsoft has never understood the importance of "simplicity," a fundamental
design concept it has always swept aside to make room for "feature rich"
(i.e., bloated and complex).
Right now, the Windows Vista type user interfaces are in their final days.
The future belongs to what I call the 3G user interface, which replaces flat
icons and folders with multitouch, gestures, physics and 3-D.
It's imperative for Microsoft to get the next major OS right. But how?
The secret lies in the company's Surface initiative. Sure, Surface is at
present a little more than a semishipping demo usable for product marketing.
The Surface demo dazzles with its 3G goodness. But what's impressive and
surprising is that somehow someone at Microsoft was allowed to create a user
interface unburdened by "compatibility" with two decades of spaghetti code.
What a concept! And no "Start" button!
Another hopeful sign is that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer appears to agree
that Surface is important - or, at least, urgent. He announced earlier this
month that Microsoft is accelerating the development of a consumer version.
Here's what I believe Microsoft needs to do to save its vitally important
operating systems business:
1.. Never compromise on driver compatibility, not even for Intel.
2.. Insist on the highest standards for compatibility stickers, then use
your marketing millions to drive customers to partners that have earned
those stickers. Drive the laggards, the cheaters and the inadequate vendors
out of business. They're poisoning your swimming pool.
3.. Make an operating system for each computer type - cell phone, UMPC,
consumer desktop, enterprise desktop, enterprise server, supercomputer -
optimized for that type, not as a dogmatic slave to the limitations of the
generic desktop Windows vision.
4.. Emphasize usability and simplicity over "feature rich" complexity. We
don't need more options, features, capabilities, applications, peripherals
and hardware vendors. We need better ones.
5.. Emphasize usability and simplicity over backward compatibility for the
consumer version of Windows. The 1990s are over. Don't sacrifice the future
for customers and partner companies that are living in the past.
6.. Throw everything they've got at getting the consumer version of
Surface right. Surface is the future of the company. And Apple won't wait
around. That company is aggressively patenting elements of the user
interface of the future, and you know they'll build and market it
successfully.
7.. Be afraid of Apple, Google and Asus. Apple is eating your desktop
marketshare because they succeed with simplicity and UI elegance. Google
might do so with its cell phone UI. And Asus, a two-bit Taiwanese
motherboard maker, was able to cobble together a quick-and-dirty UI for
Linux that's way better than Windows Vista for UMPCs.
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What people are REALLY saying about Vista:
http://www.microsplot.com/news/2007/12/anything_speechless_100_things_people_are_really_saying_about_windows_vista
50 Ways to leave your Vista....
CHORUS:
You just format the drive , Clive
Get a New Mac , Jack
Y'don't need that crap toy, Roy
Just get yourself free
Boot from a *nix, Jix
You don't need to discuss much
Install XP, Lee
And get yourself free
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- Windows Vista >> My Computer's Doctor Dialed 911, Just FYII Just Thought That I Would Let You Guys Know That When I Worked With My
Computer
On Last Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008, The ComputerTold Me That His Doctor
Dialed 911 While He Was Out Of The Office On Sunday, January 20th,
2008, And Which Resulted In A Friendly Strip Tease Between The 911 Operator
And The
Night Watchman. Just FYI
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- Windows Vista >> User folder redirectionIn Vista, like XP you can redirect a folder from your profile name in the
same manner. My question is whether it is possible to redirect the whole
USER folder which is always on C: to D: so that all users profile
information is always. Redirecting all folders one by one and for each user
individually is very time consuming.
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- Windows Vista >> What "Advanced" button?Hi All,
I am trying to get to the "Advanced" desktop settings.
I am reading the following directions:
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/78281-advanced-appearance.html
On step 4, it says to:
4. Click the Advanced button. (See screenshot below)
I may be going blind, but where is this mystery "Advanced"
button?
Many thanks,
-T
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- Windows Vista >> WMDC 6.1 and Vista SP1I have just installed Vista on a fresh Hard Drive and upgraded to SP1.
I connected my Mobile 5 PDA to the PC and WMDC installed as it detected my
mobile device however I am unable to get the Mobile device to be seen by WMDC
to create a partnership.
I had an issue originally in one of the SP1 RC packs I installed and was
advised to install the refresh when available as it resolved the problem, I
think it is back!
Anyone had nay similar issues and if so how did you get around it.
Windows Firewall is turned off and Bitdefender v11 is intsalled whch is same
as last time around.
Any help appreciated
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Robert W
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- Windows Vista >> Printer problemI have a Dell computer with Windows Vista Home Premium and Inspiron 530. When
I try to print from anywhere except for the Office Word Programme, I have to
go into Printer Options and change from "envelope" to "paper" and from
"landscape" to "portrait." No matter how many times I do this and then press
Apply, I have to redo it the next time I need to print something. How can I
get it to stay on the paper and landscape sizes which is what I use most
often?
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- Windows Vista >> screen saver stopped workingMy screen saver stopped working, it has been working fine for the longest
time and it seems my husband downloaded some soccer screen saver and it come
up on my profile all the time and not his so i uninstalled it and now the
screen saver just keeps comming up as "not responding" and wont do anything.
Any suggestions?
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- Windows Vista >> Windows Registry file getting corrupted frequentlyHi,
I'm manually installing Vista updates, since Windows Update will not update
properly giving me an error 80073715...
Problem is that every so often, 3 or 4 updates, the registry file gets
corrupted and windows will not start, having to get back to a backup copy.
Any ideas please?
Thanks.
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- Windows Vista >> I Found An Additional Solution 2 All My Problems, Just FYIMy Dad Was Saying That I Have Too Many Problems To Just Be Both Fran #2 And
Alias #2, Just FYI, My Dad Suggested That I Join The Air Force And Be A Top
Gun Pilot. Just FYI. My Dad Said That If I Can Install Ubuntu, Windows
2008 Server, And Windows Vista With SP1, I Can Learn To Fly A Plane. Just
FYI. It Can't Be That Hard. Just FYI.
I Will Buy Microsoft Flight Simulator And Learn. Just FYI. If Only Flight
Simulator Would Work On Ubuntu But Ubuntu Is A Piece Of Crap, Just FYI.
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- Windows Vista >> Problem reloading after hibernation/sleepMy computer will go into either sleep, hiberation, or stand-by mode (forgive
me as I do not know how to tell the actual differences between these modes -
if there are any). When it does this and I return, I will move the mouse to
take it out of its resting state. The monitor will register but it will say
that the monitor is not receiving any input from the computer (the message
that shows up with the red, blue, and green bar thing). So from there I turn
off the entire surge protector and the computer will make it all the way to
the screen that says something like "windows is reloading..." and there is
reloading progress meter at the bottom. Once there, it stops after a few
seconds and goes back to a black screen with a little white cursor blinking
and then complete blackness.
From here I am forced to shut it back off. This time however, it gives me
the option of deleting old previous restore information of my last session
and restarting entirely...which works, but obviously I'd like to be able to
restore my data when I leave my computer.
What is wrong and how do I fix it?
If you need to know any more information, please let me know. Also, this is
something new that just started happening within the past few days. I ran AVG
free but all it found was ntoskrnl was changed, but it found this way before
the problem started occurring.
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- Windows Vista >> for Vista: A remove Windows Components option like in XPWould like the option to remove Windows Components like WMP or whatever.
Mostly to get them off the shell/interface, but also to clear space and to
organize the program files directory a bit better. Thanks.
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- Windows Vista >> Management ConsoleNone of the programmes within the Microsoft Management Console will run. I
get an error message of "Class not registered". Any suggestions why this is
happening.
I am running Vista Home Premium
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