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  1. Guest Tony
    Started by Guest Tony,

    Hi, After having worked in Firefox for a short time -and after some patch rounds of Vista- I started IE7 and had some problems. 1. I can start a search box with crtl+f, but the buttons are greyed out 2. ctrl+p does not work anymore. When I start Firefox after having tried in IE7, Firefox intercepts the printing call I made in IE7 and launches a Printing Dialog box 3. Submit buttons do not work anymore either 4. McAfee displays a blank screen of the security center 5. So do some websites Resetting IE7 to its security factory defaults does not help at all. I use Vista Ultimate with all the patches and updates. Kind regards, Tony Thijs Oriolus Publis…

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  2. Guest Mantas MikulÄ—nas
    Started by Guest Mantas MikulÄ—nas,

    So I have two VMs in VirtualPC. (But I don't think the fact that they're VMs matters.) On both of them - Windows 98 SE and Windows 95 - I installed NTLMv2, and tried to connect to my host PC (Windows XP Pro SP3). The problem: It only worked *once*. The first time I clicked on my host PC (inside the virtual PC's "Network Neighbourhood"), it opened - it showed all the shares, I could even browse them. Then I closed the window, and it stopped working. Now every time I try to open my host PC from the virtual one, it says: [X] \\THINK is not accessible. This device does not exist on the network. BUT the host PC says that the login was successful: -----B…

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  3. Guest I have same problem. Mike
    Started by Guest I have same problem. Mike,

    "Speed" wrote: > This computer with KB835732, error code 0xF00D. > > Download succeeds but install fails everytime. I have tried 3 times. No > other update seems to install if installed on it's own. > > Any help gratefully received.

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  4. Guest NewsBot

    I made a Sharp Analysis of the Windows 7 name and in an excerpt:Windows Vista was hyped to uncontrollable proportions by Microsoft (WOW Factor) and when it came out blazing, the heat quickly went ice cold. This only tells me that Microsoft isn’t done with Windows Vista and most probably a lot of the features [...] More...

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  5. Guest NewsBot
    Started by Guest NewsBot,

    Microsoft to Deliver Vista SP2 Before Windows 7 (Toms Hardware)Make Vista Great, Part 4: Solve Ultimate Edition Envy (PCMag)Windows 7: How you can get it now (TopNews)Sharp Analysis of Windows 7 as the Final Name for Windows Vista Successor (Techticles)Tags: Microsoft, Vista, WindowsShare This More...

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  6. Guest NewsBot
    Started by Guest NewsBot,

    I found this image via Flickr, a bookshelf full of Windows Vista sidebar gadget books. It’s in Spanish. It’s been a while since I saw a shelf of books in Vista as most of my readings are in electronic format.Tags: sidebar, Vista, WindowsShare This More...

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  7. Guest Roger Withnell
    Started by Guest Roger Withnell,

    I am using Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition SP2. Windows Update will not run automatically and causes a System error. I can access Windows Update manually via IE although I have not attempted installing the updates as yet. Below the warnings in windowsupdate.log at the point the system error occurs. There warnings are repeated frequently: 2008-10-14 23:16:52:495 936 8a0 PT WARNING: Cached cookie has expired or new PID is available 2008-10-14 23:16:52:495 936 8a0 PT Initializing simple targeting cookie, clientId = 52f4de80-986d-4575-8510-814f65a413e1, target group = , DNS name = dsvr000968.upperbridge.co.uk 2008-10-14 23:16:52:495 936 8a0 PT…

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  8. Guest Sults
    Started by Guest Sults,

    See this http://www.arbuarkel.ee/~sulev/up/Pildid/VistaClock.jpg and this http://www.arbuarkel.ee/~sulev/up/Pildid/VistaClock2.jpg to get a point. Never had such problem with previous versions.

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  9. Guest NewsBot
    Started by Guest NewsBot,

    Microsoft Mulling 'Instant On' Feature for Windows PC World - Oct 16, 2008 Through its public relations firm, Microsoft confirmed on Thursday that the survey, screenshots of which were posted on the Engadget blog, was sent out to ... More...

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  10. Guest Derek Da Silva
    Started by Guest Derek Da Silva,

    Hello, I've recently setup NLB using two servers. How can I tell which server the user is redirected to? Thanks, D

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  11. Guest rwe111nospam@cox.net
    Started by Guest rwe111nospam@cox.net,

    My motherboard has four (4) sata ports/connectors and one (1) ide conector. I can populate 3 of the 4 sata port with 2 HD's and 1 optical drive and the motherboard bios sees all three. I can also use the ide connector for another optical drive and it is recognized if I enable the jmicron driver in the bios. I have all of this installed on my computer. Running XP Pro already installed. When I log on to XP and go to "My Computer" the main HD show up and depending on how I have the sata ports configured the 2nd HD will show but the sata optical will not or the optical will show and the and the 2nd HD will not. If I enable the jmicron driver the ide optical…

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  12. Guest JB
    Started by Guest JB,

    Background: I had an SBS server fail to boot this week after the C: drive running out of disk space. Windows hopelessly corrupt, no amount of recovery console doing the trick. So, I reformatted C: and reinstalled Windows, including service packs, software, etc. I then tried to restore from ntbackup. This was unsuccessful with a kernel missing error. I booted to the SBS CD and reinstalled Windows to the C: drive without formatting. This installed a separate directory called WINDOWS0. I then attempted to restore with ntbackup again, and this time the restore was successful. Problem: We need all the disk space we can get on our C: partition sinc…

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  13. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  14. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  15. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  16. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  17. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  18. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  19. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  20. Guest Phil
    Started by Guest Phil,

    I am writing this letter to ALL Wireless Router manufacturers. I have a Linksys Wireless Router Model:BEFW11S4. It is 7 years (yes, count them, all of seven little years) old. I have visited the Linksys website numerous times trying to set up the WEP/WPA security on that wireless router (as all responsible wireless router owners should!). I found that there are no links to any wireless router setting websites that are congruent with the screen shots from Linksys' own self help technical support site. I have had to call Linksys several times to resolve this issue only to be placed on hold for lengthy times (sometimes my call was dropped and I had to st…

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  21. Guest NewsBot
    Started by Guest NewsBot,

    Microsoft Pledges To Fix UAC in Windows 7 CRN, NY - 16 minutes ago By Kevin McLaughlin, ChannelWeb The User Account Control feature in Windows Vista has been responsible for generating a significant amount of anti-Vista ... More...

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  22. Guest PW
    Started by Guest PW,

    Hi, Is there a fix for there not being buttons to remove or change installed applications in the Add/Remove part of the Control Panel? Most entries do not have the buttons, but some do. Any ideas? -paul

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  23. Guest Siegfried Heintze
    Started by Guest Siegfried Heintze,

    How do I translate this from bash to cmd.exe: ../myprogramreadsstdin <<EOF this is data read by my program bash sends my program and end-of-file signal when it sees the following token: EOF ../myprogramreadsstdin <<XYZ this is data read by my program. bash sends an end-of-file signal when it sees the following string: XYZ Thanks! siegfried

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  24. Guest NewsBot
    Started by Guest NewsBot,

    Low-level MS guy says: Windows 7 is different, better CrunchGear, NY - 2 minutes ago details some of the under-the-hood stuff that’s going on with Windows 7 development. Although Ballmer has described 7 as being “Windows Vista with clean-up ... More...

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  25. Guest ananda6359

    The system shell for Windows Vista has been purposely built by Microsoft such that ... - When files of various types are selected simultaneously, the option to open them is made inaccessible to the system shell, whether through their context menu or the keyboard (i.e., pressing {Enter}). This is governed by file extensions, not by the program handling the files (e.g., it occurs when *.doc and *.docx files are simultaneously selected). - When more than 15 (i.e., 16 or more) files of the same type are selected, the same event occurs. This is documented by Zack Robinson, a Microsoft senior developer, in the post http://www.vistax64.com/vista-…

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