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Solve : access other winXP system from WinXP system through batch file? |
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Answer» I want to ACCESS other WINXP system from WinXP system through batch file (.bat file) without promting user name and password. Please help me.Why do you wish to do this? |
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Solve : gui_dat.exe? |
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Answer» My xp system now takes 6 to 8 minutes to boot. Ran diagnostics, VIRUS scan, spyware scan and removed unused stuff. Used Startup COP and stopped everything I could. No change. Noticed startup cop was unable to disable one file -- gui_dat.exe. Is that a valid file? how can I find out? I found it in windows\system32. If I rename it or DELETE it will I be able to reverse it?Well, there is no gui_dat.exe in my system32 folder, (Windows XP Pro sp3) and I cannot find it via a Google search. have you spelled its name exactly as you see it? Visit Virustotal (If more than one file needs scanned they must be done separately and logs posted for each one)
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Solve : Classic View for Vista to look like XP Pro?? |
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Answer» Anyone know if Vista has a mod or skin for it to put in into a classic view like prior Windows OS like XP Pro? |
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Solve : XP Folder description? |
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Answer» Howdy all. Is there a way in XP (with SP2) to increase the amount of INFORMATION when you hover the mouse on a FOLDER? Currently, I can see the SIZE of the folder and the first couple of files in the folder but I would love to add a little description of what is in the folder so I don't have to go into the folder to FIGURE out what is in it? Thanks very muchThere's probably a registry hack you can do but I wouldn't know what it is. Have you googled you question? |
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Solve : Went from Start to Programs and dragged...? |
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Answer» Went from Start to Programs and dragged Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office PowerPoint & Microsoft Office Excel to my DESKTOP. When I went back to Start and then Programs, these three are no longer LISTED there. Aaargh!. How do I get them once more listed in Programs? A left click drag moves the icons. Try using a right click drag. When the menu pops up, choose either move or copy or CREATE shortcut here. |
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Solve : not sure where to put this? |
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Answer» That's what we're here for. Let US KNOW if all goes well.hey guys I just wanted let you know that everything WORKED great. I tested it out this morning and it worked.Good work. If you need anything ELSE, you know where to FIND us |
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Solve : Cleaning up Documents Window? |
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Answer» Hi There, |
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Solve : machine languge...???? |
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Answer» HEY guys,... where i can get a tutorial for learning assembly language? and, if any, i want to learn MACHINE language. any BODY can help me...Welcome to the CH forums. Take your pick from here.. Suggest you POST in the PROGRAMMING forum for your programming needs. Good luck. |
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Solve : Clock and time zone issue? |
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Answer» My clock doesn't allow me to use the time zone (EST). I have some choices but not EST, I can only get close with CST. How can I fix this?we need to know the specs of your computer... e.g operating system, processor, memory. |
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Solve : DVD Stops burning and locks my computer? |
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Answer» Hello, |
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Solve : Microsoft Office trials? |
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Answer» I was thinking of doing the 60 day free trial download of Office Standard 2007 as I don't have this on my pc (long story). Also will it affect my current outlook program if I upgrade? I have outlook express 6.outlook and outlook express are not the same thing. Your outlook express will not be affected by installing Outlook as part of MS Office. However, Outlook might get set as default email program during the installation of Office. If that happens, you can easily reset Outlook Express as your default email program.Quote from: cryhelp on May 11, 2008, 10:10:17 AM Kermit read my post. McFarlane read quaxo post. Lets not overload folk with same info. Actually, McFarlane was right to say what he said. I made a mistake. It will install Outlook 2007 (again, you can tell it not to if you want, as well as any other portions of Office you don't want) but it won't replace Outlook Express. The first time you load Outlook 2007, you get the option of importing mail accounts, settings, etc. from Outlook Express. Outlook Express will still be on the system. My comment about upgrading Outlook applies to previous versions of Outlook (from Office 2003, Office XP, etc.) but will NOT upgrade Outlook Express.McFarlane my apologies. Seems I NEEDED to read quaxos post a little closer. Thank you everyone I have downloaded the trial with no problems. Now to keep an eye out on Ebay for it at a good price if and when you get the full version of ms office '07 you may need to change the default mail client again. if you have the microsoft xp start menu, it will be under the control panel link on the right. then you can change the default from thereQuote from: SueBJ on May 14, 2008, 06:10:57 AM Thank you everyone If you are a Student travel to your University Bookstore for a discount on MS products... Me personally i wouldn't buy software on eBay...but hey that's just me. |
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Solve : Windows XP doesn't see Network card? |
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Answer» Sorry if this is in the wrong forum. It seemed a to be a toss up between here or the hardware section. I'm doing a clean install of XP with service Pack 2 on a a Think pad T42. Everything went really smooth until I tried to connect to the internet. For some reason XP doesn't register a NETWORK card. I followed the advice here to look under Components for the type of card so I could download a driver but that didn't help much. This is the basic information it had. Does the BIOS see it / did you install the drivers for the motherboard? I'm not sure about the bios but I did not install anything for the motherboard. Should I download the Bios from the page Spoiler LINKED and install that? Thanks for the helpQuote from: Spoiler on May 14, 2008, 07:35:00 AM Are you using the right drivers? I downloaded the drivers from that page for the ethernet card but since XP doesn't see a specific network card it won't recognize it as the right driver. Thanks for the helpQuote from: ale52 on May 14, 2008, 07:56:10 AM Does the BIOS see it / did you install the drivers for the motherboard? Ok I checked the Bios and it says that both the network device and wireless network device are enabled.Any drivers for a laptop should always come from the laptop manuf. website...laptops are finicky about drivers. You may need to re-install the MBoard drivers first as sometimes they need to be done in a certain order. |
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Solve : Migrate Outlook express to Outlook? |
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Answer» I am trying to pull my Outlook EXPRESS emails from an old computer and put them into Outlook on a new computer. I tried the file transfer wizard and NOTHING happened. |
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Solve : Switching from Windows XP Home to Windows XP Professional SP2? |
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Answer» Hi! |
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Solve : Mouse issue? |
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Answer» I have a toshiba Laptop M5 and when ever it recover's from the SLEEP mode the mouse button change by it self any every time i need to manually configure it |
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Solve : Has My Computer Crashed?? |
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Answer» Yes.Here is what it said.... especially you PatioIt's all his System files in Windows can become CORRUPTED for any number of reasons... However i have found that this happens way less if regular maintenence is done including the following: Run DISK clean from the All Programs/System Tools menu... Run Defrag also from the same menu... These should be run at least 2 times a month...more if you are a heavy user. DLoad and install CCleaner and run it at the same intervals. It cleans out Temp internet files ; unused Temp files etc. Good Luck and Happy Computing !Will do all that, thanx again Patio...You're more than WELCOME... |
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Solve : Very strange display issues.? |
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Answer» I turned my COMPUTER on about an hour ago (it had been fine before i went to work) and when I started it up I noticed that everything was blurred by a large mesh of horizontal and vertical lines, the lines were there from the time the manufacturers logo COMES on and never go away. It almost looks like the display is wearing a plaid outfit or something. I ALSO noticed that my resolution on my desktop is insanely low, and it only has room for maybe 8 rows and columns of icons. This doesnt change at all weven when I max the resolution out. I tried another monitor but had the same issues so at this point I am clueless.Looks like video card problem. Maybe it just needed a few hours to figure out that plaid really isnt the best fashion choice. Welcome Aboard ! |
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Solve : Make Vista look like XP? |
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Answer» Anyone KNOW how to do that? Like, is there a program that configures your Vista theme to look exactly like XP? I miss XP. *Sobs*hmmmnnn... is there ANYTHING under the themes section? There should be SOMETHING to change your Vista's theme to that of WINDOWS 2000. |
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Solve : My laptop continually restarts itself? |
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Answer» Hi A problem occurred within NTFS.SYS, the driver file that allows the system to read and write to NTFS file system drives. There may be a physical problem with the disk, or an Interrupt Request Packet (IRP) may be corrupted. Other common causes include heavy hard drive fragmentation, heavy file I/O, problems with some types of drive-mirroring software, or some antivirus software. I suggest running ChkDsk or ScanDisk as a first step; then disable all file system filters such as virus scanners, firewall software, or backup utilities. Check the file properties of NTFS.SYS to ensure it matches the current OS or SP version. Update all disk, tape backup, CD-ROM, or removable device drivers to the most current versions. Start with the above suggestions...I can't do that though, because i can't get to the desktop screen you dont need to access windows to use chkdisk or scandisk. it runs from a dos prompt but i am not really sure how to get to it....Any ideas then let me know. thanksQuote How to run checkdisk from recovery console (Windows xp). Courtesy dsenette Kudos to starjax... |
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Solve : My icons dont work? |
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Answer» When i clickon an icon it gives me an error message so nothing on my coputer will run EXCEPT internet and things like wordpad DOCUMENTS. please help i have windows XP and it is an emachines computer, 80 gig hard drive |
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Solve : clone cd? |
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Answer» have anyone here knows how to MAKE a clone cd? i want to clone windows xp sp2 with anti virus installed on it...any suggestions plsQuote have anyone here knows how to make a clone cd? i want to clone windows xp sp2 with anti virus installed on it...any suggestions pls follow up question: and also i want to add at least 2-3 programs like nero and office. these programs are also installed in clone cdI think what you want to do may be illegal. u can use GHOST software to copy it.i know that was illegal but i will use it to easily install everytime i reformat my computer. Why do you need to reformat your computer?What most people do is to setup a machine and than ghost it to a USB drive. LATER to rebuild your machine you BOOT off a CD and than load the system from the USB drive. i ALWAYS do that every semestrial break thats all. promise i will not use this for illegal purposes.jhay_e03, I understand better what you wanted to do. Cloning your own system for backup purposes is not illegal. It is a very good idea. I thought you wanted to make some kind of warez CD. Sorry. You could also try Acronis.. Quote from: jerryheavyarms on May 12, 2008, 02:05:54 PM You could also try Acronis.. For FREE...On Them !yeah for backup purposes. that's ok dude, i understand ...thanks for the suggestions guys...i try to get those software... do you think i can use nero to make a clone cd?about acronis software... am i right if i use acronis true image?Yep! As for me, it works fine for me! goodluck! |
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Solve : pre programmed pc? |
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Answer» i have an optiplex gx620 usff acquired from a refit at a supermarket the pc was used to advertise movies.the problem is when the pc is turned on it goes straight to the adverts. does any body know how to stop it doing this and make it stay on the windows start up?Reformat?Quote from: Broni on May 10, 2008, 05:38:34 PM Reformat? Certainly uninstall the current OS and reinstall another one. That might or might not involve formatting the disk.How do you uninstall OS? ...and Quote when the pc is turned on it goes straight to the advertsHow do we proceed to find out what OS is currently installed?Quote from: Broni on May 10, 2008, 05:49:46 PM How do you uninstall OS? By deleting all its files and/or the partition it resides on, having booted from another medium. (Windows install disks do this in a hand-holding way) Quote How do we proceed to find out what OS is currently installed? Watch carefully at boot time and note any screens visible Boot to the Windows Advanced Options Menu. From there you may select "Safe Mode". Use "msconfig" and selective startup to stop the "startup" programs from running. Reboot to normal mode and start figuring out which one of the "startup(s)" is the Bad Boy! Of course, some people would say buy a new hard drive to ensure there isn't any porn on it (among other things). If you're willing to use the old drive, a reformat will give you a fresh start; assuming you have operating system media to load from.Or it might look like this. Thanks to Dias de verano for supplying me a pic to play with Quote from: quaxo on May 11, 2008, 02:07:39 AM Thanks to Dias de verano for supplying me a pic to play with de nada. lots more here http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&q=boot+screen&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2 & here http://images.google.co.uk/images?gbv=2&hl=en&safe=off&q=windows+boot+screen&btnG=Search+Images How old is the computer? Can you identify the OP system from the startup screen as Dias suggested? Did you get a copy of the Operating System (probably Windows?) with the computer? Is the seller still at the supermarket to ask him for the OP system software? You should have received a copy of the OP System, but I suspect you may not have gotten the full package. It is pretty bad on any sellers part to sell a computer with the setup you describe. It will be DIFFICULT (or impossible) for the average person to fix the setup back to a familiar Windows environment. Broni's suggestion: Quote from: Broni on May 10, 2008, 05:38:34 PM Reformat?is fine as long as you have a copy of Windows compatible with the computer you bought. By compatible, I mean this: If the computer is 10 years old, you need a version of Windows from the era. "Windows 98 SE" for example. Also, it would be good to have a friend who has reformatted and reloaded windows before to help you if this is your first time. dahlarbear has a good suggestion that "might" work. Try it before you go with the full format and reinstall method. Quote from: dahlarbear on May 11, 2008, 01:47:13 AM Boot to the Windows Advanced Options Menu. From there you may select "Safe Mode". Use "msconfig" and selective startup to stop the "startup" programs from running. Reboot to normal mode and start figuring out which one of the "startup(s)" is the Bad Boy!dahlarbear forgot to tell you how to get to the "Advanced Options Menu". To get to that menu, turn the power on. wait about 2 or 3 seconds and press the F8 key. Repeat the F8 key once every second for the next 5-10 seconds or so and the menu dahlarbear described should come up. At that point select "Safe Mode". If you are successful in getting to that menu, there is a chance(slim) that you can salvage the OP system already loaded. Try the suggestions given and give us the results. AND let us know the answers to the questions I asked at the BEGINNING of my reply. The more information you give us the better chance that one of us will be able to help you.dahlarbear also didn't tell him how to start "msconfig". The following is for a Windows 98 system. Windows XP should be similiar: o Left click on "Start" button; start menu comes up. o Left click on "Run" item; Run dialog window opens. o Type "msconfig" without quotes in "Open" text box, press Enter key; System Configuration Utility window opens. o Left click on "General" tab; General tab comes to FRONT of window. o Left click on "Selective startup" radio button; line items under that button are now active for edit. o Left click on "Load startup group items"; this should uncheck its check box; this indicates you do not wish to load programs automatically at startup. o Left click on "Apply" button, then left click "OK" button; you'll get "System Settings Change" window requesting permission to restart Windows. o Left click the "OK" button to restart Windows in Normal mode without programs automatically starting at boot/login. If you get into Windows successfully (Hmmm... you may need valid user name/password combination); you may go back to "msconfig", this time using the "Startup" tab to access the list of programs REGISTERED to start automatically after Windows load. See if you can identify the likely suspect(s) for the advertisement load. If not add one at a time (or more - left click its checkbox) and reboot until you identify which one(s) are causing you trouble. Getting back to user/password. Safe Mode for Windows XP Home Edition boots to the default "Administrator". I don't think it asks for password. If not changed by owner, the default password is blank (as in nothing). I'm pretty sure Windows XP Professional will require valid user name and password for Safe Mode boot. GUESS you would find out soon enough. To be honest, I would just format. There's no telling what's lurking in that system.Quote from: quaxo on May 11, 2008, 04:48:59 AM To be honest, I would just format. There's no telling what's lurking in that system. I am so glad you wrote "format" and not "reformat", which is a pet hate of mine. Quote from: quaxo on May 11, 2008, 04:48:59 AM To be honest, I would just format. There's no telling what's lurking in that system. To be honest so would I. Not only that but I would make sure that I wrote nulls to the first 63 or more sectors first. No telling what is lurking there either. But ... singh112 sounds pretty new at this and probably is not capable of the task. He may not even have a Windows disk. singh112, you need to get back with us with some more information. Try as many of the suggestions as possible and let us know what is going on. when f8 is pressed and the appropiate menu appears, doesnt it usually say the OS at the top? |
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Solve : Uninstall windows xp.? |
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Answer» Hi All, I wanna uninstall my existing WINDOWS xp home from my laptop. and when i m trying to formate my systemdrive " c " its not formatting it. i m using c:\> format c: and its telling me C:\>format c: The type of the file SYSTEM is NTFS. WARNING, ALL DATA ON NON-REMOVABLE DISK DRIVE C: WILL BE LOST! Proceed with Format (Y/N)? y Verifying 35032M And not doing anything .. and suggestion how i can format/ unistall my windowsxp from this laptop ?Why are you reinstalling Windows? What are you BOOTING with?What are you trying to accomplish after uninstalling XP? If you are just going to re-install Windows or install some Linux distro just put the BOOTABLE CD/DVD in, reboot booting off the DISC instead of the hard drive. The Windows or other OS's install disc should repartition and/or reformat as part of a clean in stall. windows xp disk formats the hdd and then proceeds to install windows |
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Solve : help. Internet disconnects and explorer re-launches - random!? |
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Answer» hey. i had the same problem but i reinstalled opera (web browser) on a different HDD and it worked fine. one hard drive on both computers. I will try re-installing firefox but I dont see why would that effect this because its doing this without browsers open too and with IE too. and yes I am sorry it was a long post, but in these kind of situations its better to have too much information than too little. I've seen too many "help, my computer doesnt work. it's an ibm. what do I do" type of posts so I know how stupid it is to ask help without GIVING any info. but thank you for your concern in a joke form, it did make me smile (:does this with both browsers ( Ie and FF ) and also with no browsers on. like if I just re-start my computer and let everything load in windows and open for example "my computer" and wait for 1-5 minutes, it does it too. Why don't you unplug both computers from the internet and see if they still do the same thing. Quote from: cryhelp on May 12, 2008, 08:03:51 PM does this with both browsers ( Ie and FF ) and also with no browsers on. like if I just re-start my computer and let everything load in windows and open for example "my computer" and wait for 1-5 minutes, it does it too. Hello. Thanks for the advice, I did what you suggested. I disabled internet on the desktop computer and it stopped doing it. the laptop is away from the house so will test it on that one too tomorrow. So it seems the disconnect/relaunch problem is strictly connected to the internet connection - and it being on or off. What should I try to do now? thank you, cryhelp I would next unplug (disconnect) power supply, wait one minute and see if your phones still work. If so, start power again, unplug the wireless and see if the desktop will work.Replace the network card in the desktop...15 bucks.Replace the network card in the desktop...15 bucks. Wish I had thought of that. |
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Solve : Basic options in Windows Explorer desappeared? |
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Answer» The windows explorer is not giving me the option to Erase rewritable disks, in fact, there are other tasks that I don't see in the explorer. |
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Solve : " missing marscore.dll files"? |
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Answer» i'm getting a MESSAGE everytime i try to OPEN the HELP and support file, it said " Missing Marscore.dll file" How do i get the BACK? thom365Check here: http://ask-leo.com/when_i_select_help_and_support_i_get_a_warning_marscoredll_not_found_what_should_i_do.html |
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Solve : Windows recovery? |
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Answer» Can we restore WINDOWS in start up (without entering in windows) whats the key I press ??We're going to need more information. |
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Solve : Optical mouse freezes computer? |
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Answer» My Sony Viao FXA48 LAPTOP keeps freezing. Only rebooting unfreezes it. It locks up when I'm MOVING the pointer on a microsoft optical mouse (which has worked for a long time). I've uninstalled the mouse driver and it didn't help. What to try now. Maybe it has nothing to do with the mouse. If I unplug the mouse, I have YET to get the pc to FREEZE, but I HATE the mouse pad. Thanks.Quote from: tadtv1 on May 11, 2008, 09:53:57 PM I've uninstalled the mouse driver and it didn't help. Did you reinstall the driver?Try another mouse...all hardware fails eventually. |
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Solve : Microsof Updates? |
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Answer» I am using Microsoft WINDOWS XP Ver 2002 with service pack 2, Compac Presario Pentium(R) CPU 2.53GHz, 1.00 GB of RAM. |
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Solve : zipped folders? |
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Answer» I download the zipped folder.then extract it.I am at a lost what to do after that.Could ANYBODY HELP?Thank you.Not ENOUGH information. Nobody can help until you GIVE more. |
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Solve : blank screen durning install? |
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Answer» Hi Everyone Thanks Hey, we try Welcome to CH! Glad your problem wasn't as serious as I first assumed. I guess that's what I get for assuming things. well i was pretty hard to figure out took about 12 hours to get windows installed |
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Solve : What is this and how can I fix it?? |
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Answer» Please help me figure out what is going on with my navagation bar. Instead of seeing the icons. It used to be the < all the way accross. Now I just get a blue box over the area where all the program icons would normally be. Is there any help for me? I have ATTACHED a screen shot of what it looks like. Please help me figure out what is going on with my navagation bar. Navigation bar? Is this bar on an Internet Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera)? Or is it on Windows Explorer?Quote from: ncadena222 on May 10, 2008, 09:09:34 PM Please help me figure out what is going on with my navagation bar. Instead of seeing the icons. It used to be the < all the way accross. Now I just get a blue box over the area where all the program icons would normally be. Is there any help for me? I have attached a screen shot of what it looks like.It is for Windows XP. I tried ATTACHING the screen shot again not SURE if it worked. It is where all the hidden icons lie. Do you mean taskbar? This is good, FREE utility for SCREENSHOTS: http://www.gadwin.com/printscreen/ |
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Solve : PRINT SCREEN PROBLEM? |
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Answer» I have a new larger monitor ViewSonic, when I do a print screen I not only get the screen I am printing I get the screen behind it ie my start up screen, it is attached to the right hand side I am running XP .This has nly happend since I got the screen I found Gasden thanks but is it going to fix the problem of printing the screen behind that I cannot seeDo you know how to select just the active window for a screen print? Use Alt/Print Screen rather than Print Screen.http://s244.photobucket.com/albums/gg17/KeltyOz/?action=share&special_track=post_upload_share Here is link to image on photobucket don't know how to send it to the list so hope this workshttp://s244.photobucket.com/albums/gg17/KeltyOz/ Sorry this it the link I shloud ahve sentQuote There are several hotkey combos to choose from (PrintScreen is the default). |
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Solve : PC Restarts on its own, .dmp/sysdata.xml errors? |
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Answer» My computer keeps restarting itself and when I log back on I GET the following errors: Error Message: "The system has recovered from a serious error. C:\Windows\Minidump020404-01.dmp C:\Docume~1\Darle~1\Locals~1\Temp\Wer5E.tmp.diroo\sysdata.xml"I updated the video driver from the XFX website, should I use the Nvidia website instead? I will also go and clear out the minidump folders. Thanks!What is XFX? It's always better to get a driver from manufacturer. Clear minidumps folders, and see what happens.XFX is the manufacturer of my video CARD, Nvidia has the same release version of the driver. I EMPTIED those temp folders and left it running overnight and it's still rebooting. This time it's a different temp folder and different .dmp file names. So MAYBE a program is causing this, or bad memory?If you google Minidump, you will find out what a minidump is for and how to read them. How to read the small memory dump files that Windows creates for debugging http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315263 HOW TO: Debug Memory Dumps (Figure out what is causing a BSOD) http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=35246 Did you install that patch from my link?The patch won't install, it says my service pack (SP2) is newer than the patch and it won't allow. However, in that patch link I found this, and so far for the last 3 hours I've had no shutdown. We'll see if this does it, I'm leaving it on all day! http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=317277 WORKAROUND You can solve this problem by recreating the pagefile. To re-create the pagefile, follow these steps: 1. Click Start. 2. Right-click My Computer. 3. Click Properties. 4. On the Advanced tab, in the Performance section, click Settings. 5. In the Virtual Memory section, click Change. 6. For Paging file size for selected drive, click No Paging File, and then click Set. 7. Click Yes after the following warning appears: If the paging file on volume X: has an initial size of less than xx megabytes, then the system may not be able to create a debugging information file if a STOP error occurs. Continue anyway? (X is the drive letter and xx is the amount of RAM installed on your computer minus 1 megabyte.) 8. Click System Managed Size. 9. Click OK four times, and then restart the computer when you are prompted. Let's pray Dangit! It ran fine all day, I left it on all night and it did it again, another minidump error! Here are the last 3: \Temp\WERdb1e.dir00\Mini050908-03.dmp \Temp\WERdb1e.dir00\sysdata.xml \WER3832.dir00\Mini051008-01.dmp \WER3832.dir00\sysdata.xml \WER109a.dir00\Mini051108-01.dmp \WER109a.dir00\sysdata.xmlYou may try Windows repair. |
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Solve : Need HELP VERY SERIUS.....? |
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Answer» Hey guys I am having some issuese with my 2nd computer I have just reformated it and now when I go put my USB drive thing for wireless Internet I get USB root Hub problem so I cannot connect to the Internet, and my second problem is that when it actually works somethimes I DOWNLOAD SOMETHING and half way trough the download my computer reboots. I would much apreciate some HELP. excuse my English for I am Mexican and only 15 years old. ThanksWhat is the operating system and SERVICE pack level; e.g. Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (SP2)? |
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Solve : Need help with Windows XP - BATCH FILES? |
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Answer» In Windows XP PRO; |
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Solve : Voice Commands Help? |
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Answer» I had installed a copy of this program Voice Activated Commands for xp for my pc. I was told that you can tell it to do other things besides have it type words into WORD. How do I set this up in it? Is there a file that I would NEED if I wanted to tranfer it to another pc? I had installed a copy of this program Voice Activated Commands for xp for my pc. I was told that you can tell it to do other things besides have it type words into word. "... other things", such as games? I see that website says, "VAC was created from the start so anyone could build their own profile for any software that uses keyboard commands." But, honestly, I've never used any voice commands software. Let's see whether SOMEONE else has some insight into this. I SEEING that too but wondered if you couldnt just speak normally an it comes up like in wordAny ThoughtsAny ideas as how to do this Read the tips on the website. There are plenty of hints on how to assign voice commands to various key press combinations. I didn't want to key assign it thought, any way to do it with out doing this?How did you want to do it then? just like regulary speaking to it like in word.What like "Hey! Computer! Print out that letter I wrote to Uncle JOE!"? or "Find me sum h0t chix"? sort of but i did really mean like that, but yeah more or less.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVKJ-GKSPX4 http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=voice+control+xp&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=fShould have thought of youtube, thanks man |
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Solve : Sound works for few hours after restart, then no sound until I restart computer? |
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Answer» I get sound from my speakers just fine after I restart the computer, and it works fine for anywhere from about 3 hours to about 20 hours after the restart. Then no sound at all until I restart. |
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Solve : Just a funny problem? |
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Answer» I am running WinXP Home SP2 AVG misses a lot of viruses. I've tried it and can tell you that a lot of crap gets through that the free edition does not recognize. It is worth it to spend forty bucks or so on something better. I disagree with this statement....in the 5 + years i've been using it i've never had that happen.Quote in the 5 + years i've been using it i've never had that happenDitto.Go Start>Run, type in: sfc /scannow Click OK. Have XP CD handy.Because it happened again, I am doing that sfc /scannow thing...And whenever it does happen two other THINGS I didn't notice happen aswell: My start menu (when I click all programs) freezes, and when I click shutdown I am presented with a window with a drop-box with all my options in it (so not windows xp box) is this normal in any way???Ok, it did it, it finished, then it vanished without any messages... so now what happens?Re-boot and see if the condition persists...Ok, I rebooted, and all worked fine for a while, then when I clicked Safely Remove Hardware i got: Deciding this was the same problem, I took a screenshot and tried to open paint, this was what I got: (Taking screenshots became difficult after that but I managed it) No matter what I tried i couldn't open paint. Then I just went round trying to work out all the different symptoms. Opening the Volume control got me and that was odd, seeing as Windows Media Player was running and I was getting music out. The power meter and wireless network assistant worked, then I opened notepad and was presented with a windows 98 style notepad: rather than Any ideas? getting rather desperateI'm out of my league here but, isn't the first screen shot an IE. EXPLORER related error? I don't know, I got it when I clicked Safely Remove HardwareQuote from: Broni on March 19, 2008, 03:49:32 PM Quotein the 5 + years i've been using it i've never had that happenDitto. Double ditto. |
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Solve : HELP PLEASE!! Runtime error? |
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Answer» i was wondering if anyone could help me?? My computer shows a message about a runtime error, then just shuts off...I dont know whay this is happening and was wodnering if anyone could help help. anyone? Have you scanned for virus? |
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Solve : Vista or XP.? |
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Answer» I am In the process of building a new computer, Just waiting on parts. I can't legally use my old computers XP OS In my New build and do not want to fork out $200.00 for A new version. So I have a dilemma, I made a big mistake about 6 months ago and bought a copy of Vista. And I really hate It, But My son tells me, Dad all new computers have vista on It, And they are going to stop the support on Xp home Really soon. So, You guys and gals out there that are running Vista. Did they fix some of the problems with the new service pack update for Vista or Is It still bad?I just can't UNDERSTAND why they can't fix Vista with a patch. So many programs and or software will not run or are unstable on Vista. If you guys were building a new computer what OS would you use?While i won't tell you which one to go with i will clear up a few misconceptions that may help your decision making process... My desktop has XP and a laptop I bought a few months back has Vista. There are several things I don't like about it(mostly UAC related), but I am trying to adjust to it because I figure it will probably be here for a while. I have one older program that runs perfectly in XP but locks up frequently in Vista. Maybe the service pack would help. I haven't tried it yet. How to Turn Off UACSure I could turn off UAC, but then I am turning off one of the main security features. I could also "Format C:" and put XP back on. I don't really like the way UAC operates, but I think that you should look at the reason it is there and learn to live with it if at all possible. "srtony1946" wanted to know which OP system we would use and I simply told him that although Vista has some thorns, maybe it's time to learn to live with them. Another thought is the hardware issue that was mentioned earlier. My experience over the years is this: As a general rule, you should use the OP system that was current when your hardware was built. This is because the board manufacturers optimize their boards for the current OP system. Quote from: srtony1946 on May 08, 2008, 11:32:11 PM I made a big mistake about 6 months ago and bought a copy of Vista. And I really hate It,Why did he hate it? He didn't say. Maybe it slowed his system down because the board and memory were too old to handle it. If the "new" system board he is using is too new, it is quite possible that it would not run well with XP. He might find that he really hates XP on the new system. The same thing happened to me a few years back when I wouldn't give up on Windows 98SE. I finally found out that XP was better for the newer boards and 98SE was better for the older ones. I have Vista on my laptop and I have no complaints. I remember this same discussion when XP first came out. A lot of people hated it and were switching back to 98se. I dual boot with both (+ TWEAKED), on a Dell e520 PC (3.08 ghz cpu, 1.5gb ram), and like the speed, software compatibility and NAVIGATION of XP home ed., but Vista HB is more stable, albeit slower, and has better power and disk management. But perhaps Windows 7 would be worth waiting for. http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/hiner/?p=664&tag=btxcsim |
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Solve : Windows freaks our and screen goes black? |
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Answer» Hey guys, the only change I've done to the comp that maybe screwed something up was I deleted some of the start-up entries but this was about 2 weeks ago and the problems only showed up recently. Go to Start/Run and type in sfc /scannow and hit ENTER...have your XP CD handy as it will ask for it. After it finishes re-boot. |
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Solve : Recovery System Restore What?? |
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Answer» I KNOW but its not like Im ASKING to hack now I have to.Even so, you still aren't going to get an answer. |
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| 14594. |
Solve : Windows XP system cache? |
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Answer» As you can see, I left it at programs, I haven't ever switched it to system cache, but for some reason windows is allocating over a GB of system cache. |
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| 14595. |
Solve : make the running application hidden? |
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Answer» how to hide a running application or how to make it to run in background so that no one else could know what is currently running in this system? Cmdow is a Win32 commandline utility for NT4/2000/XP/2003 that allows windows to be listed, moved, resized, renamed, hidden/unhidden, disabled/enabled, MINIMIZED, maximized, restored, activated/inactivated, CLOSED, killed and more. http://www.commandline.co.uk/cmdow/ Cmdow is more flexible than CHP which merely hides tasks. Quote CHP.EXE is a very simple program utilising the Win32 CreateProcess API to silently launch GUI and console apps in a hidden window. CHP is free open source software. http://www.commandline.co.uk/chp/ Quote Sorry, I assumed you would Google it. To me, it's a reasonable assumption. I estimate that about 80%-90% of the questions on here can be answered within about 30 seconds by using Google. I'm gonna email our administrator to shut this board down....hehehe |
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Solve : How do i unlock the password in my BIOS when i never put it their?? |
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Answer» ???I have been trying for days to open my BIOS
You can't. Contact the manufacturer and show proof of ownership. Quote from: cryhelp on May 07, 2008, 10:06:15 PM There is almost always one and today two request for password help. The following is a quote from a Mentor concerning just such an issue: no matter the excuse given, we do not explain to people how to do things like this. But Good Luck to you. Wow, I've been quoted. But yeah, we can't help with this. You'll need to contact the manufacturer. The might be able to help you.There is no way to prove that you are the really owner. So we really cant help however if there is truely a problem google will aid you.Quote from: squall_01 on May 08, 2008, 04:40:10 AM There is no way to prove that you are the really owner. So we really cant help however if there is truely a problem google will aid you. The original receipt. If whatever shop did it PROPERLY, the receipt will have the serial number on it, showing they are indeed the owner. This is why you should always save your receipts What operating system are you running? XP? Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer MANAGEMENT look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives. Quote from: Spoiler on May 08, 2008, 08:48:25 AM What operating system are you running? XP? How would this help the situation ? ?Thankyou everyone Yeah i had windows Xp Lol I finally can see my second hdd Many thanksQuote from: patio on May 08, 2008, 09:56:17 AM Quote from: Spoiler on May 08, 2008, 08:48:25 AMWhat operating system are you running? XP?How would this help the situation ? ? I dont know ether, at least its some what working.Its working friend as i listen to this advice and saw my second hdd working Right click My Computer and than open Manage. In computer Management look for Disk Management. This will show you what the computer sees for hard drives. Quote from: madamboo on May 08, 2008, 03:34:08 PM Its working friend as i listen to this advice and saw my second hddA BIOS password will not even let you into the OS if you don't have it therefore you wouldn't even get to Windows...forgive me but i'm slightly confused at this turn of events.No problem Glad it worked out for you. Patio I went with his first post. Quote ???I have been trying for days to open my BIOSWhat he really was after was to see the 2HD. I just told him to go to the disk manager to set it up. The BIOS saw the drive but it wasn't setup. Sounds like he set it up and now has access to it. Quote from: patio on May 08, 2008, 06:15:04 PM Quote from: madamboo on May 08, 2008, 03:34:08 PMNo, you can set a bios password just to keep you out of bios.Quote from: Spoiler on May 09, 2008, 08:36:33 AMIts working friend as i listen to this advice and saw my second hddA BIOS password will not even let you into the OS if you don't have it therefore you wouldn't even get to Windows...forgive me but i'm slightly confused at this turn of events. No problem Glad it worked out for you. Got it. I assumed ( don't you hate when that happens ? ? ) that he was locked out of the OS when in FACT he was able to boot normally as it were... So in that instance Disk Management IS the way to go. To madamboo: Try entering the BIOS and when you get the prompt for the password just hit Enter for None...it should then let you in if in fact you have never set one. |
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Solve : Windows XP Wont Load Properly? |
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Answer» Hey guys I have a problem. I start up my COMPUTER and it does its thing, but then after it goes through the step with the microsoft logo and the little blue bar below it the computer screen goes blank instead of showing my desktop. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? The computer worked fine and then it froze up my brother he shut it down and then it wouldn't load. It does start in safe mode, but IM not SURE what EXACTLY I should do in safe mode. Thanks.First thing to check in safe mode would be the video settings themselves...right clik on an empty area of the desktop and set them somewhat conservatively LIKE 1024 X 768. |
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Solve : How to reload keyboard drivers and/or software? |
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Answer» My laptop keyboard started acting up. The keyboard acts like the function key is always pressed. The function key supports the second SET of numbers on each key for the following:u, i, o, p, j, k, l, m, etc. When I push the letter i, 5 appears instead. |
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Solve : XP Pro? |
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Answer» Can I just install XP Pro over Windows XP Home or should I re-format?Yes to both questions. |
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Solve : Computer has slowed down significantly? |
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Answer» Logging into my WINDOWS XP MACHINE has slowed down significantly and may have been stopped altogether. I went out once, came back and apparently the POWER had gone out for a bit. When I tried logging into windows, I was able to get in, and I was able to start up Mozilla and such, but I could not really interact with my desktop MUCH, my start menu was very slow, etc. I'm not sure what happened, but what can I do to get more information to fix it. |
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