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Can anyone tell me how the partition tables are set for this old HP Media Center system box - m7425.uk, i.e. if someone reading this has one, all parameters for both partitions would be a big help. TIA regards, Richard

On Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:04:55 -0700, "Strych Nine" wrote: > > >"Frank" wrote in message news:4ae1fd88$1@news.x-privat.org... >> Enjoy! >> I know I did! >> >> http://www.betanews.com/joewilcox/article/...vels/1256310263 > >Very nice. I knew that Windows 7 would be a winner. Microsoft had to do >well with their flagship product. Sales alone DO NOT make a product worth having.

I have a 2003 Terminal server with dual quad 2.33GHz proc and 32gig of memory windows SP2. I have 20-30 users connecting to this machine daily they are complaining that is takes for every just to log in most of the time they get profiles can't be loaded. I have applied every fix MS suggests regarding this issue still no luck. They all say the performance is very poor most of the time it takes 10 min.. just for office to load. I look at the performance monitor when they are complaining and none of the proc's are working and only about a 1-3 gig of memory is being used? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,

Microsoft is still making it difficult to clean install Windows 7 with Upgrade media. But fear not, there is some good news. Assuming you know the trick. More...

By chance I've noticed that the problem is in the user account settings if you create a new user account iTunes will work like a dream again I've not delved into the user settings that are pissing tunes off but Playing wig trial and error unles some1 beats me to it and I hope they do cos this whole scenario has caused me and my iPhone with it's coma mode absolute hell: god bless and curse apple at the same time. Gorgeous when it works, no support in the uk unfortunatley. And thank god for people who aren't afraid to experiment and risk f**kin* up their pcs in a good cause i.e. Me cos iv tried things you wouldn't believE -- mikeybaby1983 ---------…

GO AWAY IMPOSTER! "Limp Kevin" wrote in message news:hbt0et$rp2$1@news.eternal-september.org... > Enjoy! I know I did!!! > > http://ostatic.com/blog/why-would-windows-...rily-doom-linux > > (the article said that it won't necessarily doom Linux but we all know > that it will) > > Ubunbu is doomed.

Why did you call yourself a retard? Self-loathing is not just weird, although justified if you s***d so badly but you were fine, it may also indicate depresseion. Are you depressed? Get outside, play with squirrels.

GO AWAY IMPOSTER! "Limp Kevin" wrote in message news:hbt0vh$fi$1@news.eternal-september.org... > "at times Linux can throw a puzzling error message with a somewhat obscure > fix -- it happens in other operating systems as well." > > > The difference is that someone can always call (Dell, HP, Microsoft, > Apple) for help with Windows or OS for that "somewhat obscure fix". With > Linux you have to spend a few days of your life on forums where someone > will call you an idiot or "noob" because you don't know how to compile > your kernel from source > >

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Windows 7 install trick saves up to $100 Computerworld Microsoft's Windows 7 upgrades are designed to do "in-place" or "custom" installs on PCs running Windows XP, Windows Vista or one of the preview editions of ... Windows 7 default user account control worries expertsZDNet Asia Windows 7 security feature knocked by expertsMX Logic Experts optimistic about the security of Windows 7SC Magazine US [/size] all 9 news articles

KEVIN JOHN PANZKE wrote: > YOU FORGOT 2 METION THAT THEY CAME IN BELOW WALL STREET EXPECTATIONS, > ACCORDING 2 FOX BUSINESS CHANNELL! > > "Frank" wrote in message news:4ae1fd88$1@news.x-privat.org... >> Enjoy! >> I know I did! >> >> http://www.betanews.com/joewilcox/article/...vels/1256310263 > > Read'em and weep! "Microsoft stopped offering guidance during fiscal 2009. So Wall Street consensus was solely based on analysts' judgment. Consensus called for a 17.9 percent year-over-year revenue decline, to $12.37 billion. Earnings-per-share estimate was 32 cents, for a 33.3 percent consensus decline. So ev…

"KEVIN JOHN PANZKE" wrote in message news:#LimEUBVKHA.504@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > YOU FORGOT 2 METION THAT THEY CAME IN BELOW WALL STREET EXPECTATIONS, > ACCORDING 2 FOX BUSINESS CHANNELL! > See - You are shouting in here. Do not use all caps when posting. I was right. You do have mental issues. Please seek professional help as soon as possible.

Frank wrote: > Enjoy! > I know I did! > > http://www.betanews.com/joewilcox/article/...Q1-2010-by-the- numbers-Windows-license-sales-at-record-levels/1256310263 Alias will claim he earned more...lol.

Hi, I have been removing old unnecessary data from a Windows 2003 Server w/ SP2. I created a folder called “Lost and Foundâ€. If I was not entirely sure if I could remove a folder I moved it to the “Lost and Found†folder to be dealt with later. Here is the odd part. Overnight on three occasions folders, that obviously contained production data, have been moved into my new “Lost and Found†folder. I did not move the folders. None of our other staff have moved the folders. Is there some significance to naming a folder “Lost and Found†that I am not aware of? I have searched TechNet and Google and cannot find any significance to naming a folder …

I seem to have lost a whole folder of txt files and I cannot understand why or what happened. The files were moved from one hard drive to another on the same computer using cut and paste in WinXP. This was done in batches over 5 months of time The files originally had a .srt extension but were simple text files. Using a shareware batch program I changed the extension to .txt. I've used this same program dozens of times before. When I went to open the files in notepad they were blank. Checking the file with a hex editor and it is all zeros. We're talking about hundreds of files now completely wiped out. What could have happened?

Uncle Sam Mulls The Move To Windows 7 InformationWeek ... government business, writes in a blog post that federal IT managers will deploy Windows 7 "more broadly and more quickly" than they have Windows Vista. ... Windows 7 default user account control worries expertsZDNet Asia Windows 7 security feature knocked by expertsMX Logic Experts optimistic about the security of Windows 7SC Magazine US [/size] all 8 news articles

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I have been testing Server 2008 R2 RemoteApps. If I leave a program up for a while, it eventually goes to a screen that asks for my password. On the Terminal Server, the session still shows as Active, so I don't think it has anything to do with session timeouts (which are all set to Never in multiple places as I have been troubleshooting this). So far, I don't see a consistent amount of time before this happens. It will definitely happen if the program is left up overnight, but I've had it happen during the day as well. I have turned off the power management on my network card to try to eliminate the possibility of that breaking the connection and cau…

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Hello, I have a issue. I had implemented in registry-key of the my server (S.O. Windows 2003 R2 SP1), these four key: strValueName = "FallbackPclDriver" strValueName2 = "FallbackPsDriver" strValue = "HP DeskJet 550C" strValue2 ="HP Color LaserJet 5/5M PS" I create these key in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Wds\rdpwd but if I have log-on in the terminal server, the printers of my client are not create in terminal server session. while if I define the user in group administrators of the terminal server and execute the log-on the printers are create. I don't want define all users with autorization of Administr…

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