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Hey dude. Had similar trouble origonating out of Central America or Eastern Europe. Guy doesnt get tired of using new email adresses which contain words VIAGRA then 5/6 lines from different books. Cant be bothered with trying to desipher his code. Only way is to change your account so I hear, before I go to such an extreme I did notice MS have an email identity thing in their security downloads. Am planning on trying to identify & defame the weazel. Good luck

Hey dude. Had similar trouble origonating out of Central America or Eastern Europe. Guy doesnt get tired of using new email adresses which contain words VIAGRA then 5/6 lines from different books. Cant be bothered with trying to desipher his code. Only way is to change your account so I hear, before I go to such an extreme I did notice MS have an email identity thing in their security downloads. Am planning on trying to identify & defame the weazel. Good luck

Hi all, Heres my problem. a while ago my seconary Hdd failed since then my PC has been very unstable. any game a run crashes to desktop without error after running only a few mins or less in some cases. the worst error i get is a random blue screen crash its an IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR EQUAL error but i cant figure out whats causing it. The windows error report is as follows. Additional information about the problem: BCCode: a BCP1: FFFFFA7FFFCFFFEA BCP2: 0000000000000002 BCP3: 0000000000000000 BCP4: FFFFF8000207CCE7 OS Version: 6_0_6001 Service Pack: 1_0 Product: 256_1 Files that help describe the problem: C:\Windows\Minidump\Mini082108-04.dmp C:\Users…

National Post BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY - 16 hours ago It worked for Windows 95.) What will the comedian – who uses a Vista PC in spots he filmed for HP – say about Windows? Some ideas from the Biztech blog: An ... Seinfeld and Microsoft: Yadda, yadda, yadda Seattle Post Intelligencer Posted by: David Kiley on August 21 BusinessWeek Schaeffer's Daily Market Blog Schaeffers Research Globe and Mail - ArabianBusiness.com all 248 news articles More...

[Crossposted to IE Security and Windows Update newsgroups.] The correct newsgroup for Windows Update issues (as I pointed out in my reply to your original thread) is microsoft.public.windowsupdate. Your original thread in IE Security newsgroup: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.internetexplorer.security/browse_frm/thread/b6c5b934f7ebd29b Did you try KB943144? > I received a response to that original post from PA Bear, and followed > his > suggestion found in [KB906602] - "How to troubleshoot common > Windows Update, Microsoft Update, and Windows Server Update Services > installation issues." I also pointed you to the Wind…

Hello, I've gotten an error code doing a backup of Windows Server 2008. I've spent about 30 minutes trying every imaginable search of Microsoft's site, but can't find an explanation. Any one know where I should look? The full message is: "Backup started at {long string of numbers} failed as Volume Shadow Copy. Operation failed for backup volume with the following error code: 2155348001". I do backups daily, but only get this message occassionally. Thanks

Seinfeld and Microsoft: Yadda, yadda, yadda Seattle Post Intelligencer - 8 minutes ago ... I can offer a couple important clarifications about the ads: One person familiar with the campaign says it's not specifically about Windows Vista. ... More...

Newsweek Virtual Viewpoint Newsweek - 35 minutes ago As of now, Photosynth runs only on Windows XP and Windows Vista. "This would be a good client for the Mac," concedes Aguera y Arcas, who says that option ... Microsoft Photosynth Goes Live PC Magazine Microsoft announces Photosynth software photographypress.co.uk Microsoft Releases Photosynth Which is Both Phree and Phabulous Appscout all 251 news articles More...

every time i type in the commands it tells me that the call to DLLRegisterService has failed and i don't know what to do from there. please help! Torgeir Bakken \(MVP\)897897 Wrote: > walter wrote: > > > do you resolved the problem pleas let me now how > Hi > > Please try the following: > > Click Start >> Run >> > Type the follow command in the Open box. > "net.exe stop wuauserv" (w/o quotes) > Press Ok > > Repeat the same for the following commands: > > regsvr32.exe wuapi.dll > regsvr32.exe wups.dll > regsvr32.exe wuaueng.dll > regsvr32.exe wucltui.dll > regsvr32.exe…

Canada.com BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY - 14 hours ago It worked for Windows 95.) What will the comedian – who uses a Vista PC in spots he filmed for HP – say about Windows? Some ideas from the Biztech blog: An ... Posted by: David Kiley on August 21 BusinessWeek Schaeffer's Daily Market Blog Schaeffers Research The birth of cool? Globe and Mail ArabianBusiness.com - TheNewsTribune.com all 134 news articles More...

I've run into this problem on several (but not all) windows 2003 server: When I try to create a home folder for a new user, I'm told that I (as domain administrator) don't have create access to the server, and that the folder will not be created. If I manually create it, I've had issues where the user will only have read access to their files, even when they are the owner and permissions are reset. None of this occurs with any consistency. I can't find anything at Microsoft about this. Please help. -- %20--The Final Frontier

I've run into this problem on several (but not all) windows 2003 server: When I try to create a home folder for a new user, I'm told that I (as domain administrator) don't have create access to the server, and that the folder will not be created. If I manually create it, I've had issues where the user will only have read access to their files, even when they are the owner and permissions are reset. None of this occurs with any consistency. I can't find anything at Microsoft about this. Please help. -- %20--The Final Frontier

BusinessWeek Posted by: David Kiley on August 21 BusinessWeek - 15 minutes ago It is, in a way, a relaunch of Vista. This from the WSJ article: “Microsoft's immediate goal is to reverse the negative public perception of Windows Vista, ... More...

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CNET News Read all '"IE 8"' posts in The Daily Download CNET News, CA - 35 minutes ago Most of the new features require systems to be running Windows Vista SP1 or Windows XP SP3. Perhaps the most anticipated addition is Internet Explorer's new ... More...

Wired News BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Wall Street Journal Blogs, NY - 12 hours ago It worked for Windows 95.) What will the comedian – who uses a Vista PC in spots he filmed for HP – say about Windows? Some ideas from the Biztech blog: An ... Vista's pitchmen: Bill Gates and Seinfeld? Seattle Post Intelligencer Schaeffer's Daily Market Blog Schaeffers Research The birth of cool? Globe and Mail ArabianBusiness.com - TheNewsTribune.com all 250 news articles More...

Can anyone advise me on what support pack I need to install and run to complete the following commands KB: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916926 I am getting alot of Event 4407,4112 and 4163 and I am trying to reset the msdct log following KB, but cmd does not recognized some of the commands. Thanks to those that reply.

Troubleshoot with the Problem Reports and Solutions feature in ... TechRepublic, KY - 23 minutes ago In this issue of the Windows Vista Report, I’ll do just that. This blog post is also available in the PDF format in a TechRepublic Download. ... More...

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Windows Vista Gripes Drive 86% Adoption Rate For SP1 InformationWeek, NY - 42 minutes ago "There was tremendous pent up demand for Vista SP1," said the researchers, in a blog post Thursday. The high adoption rate is "either due to customer ... More...

Same thing is happening to me. Did you get any resolution to this problem? if so what was the fix? "Os" wrote: > After I SEND an E mail from an Outlook E mail Message , the mail rests in my > OUTBOX and will not be sent until I select the SENT/RECIEVE button . I have > gone to Tools and checked the appropriate box for auto sending yet the mail > remains unsent.

DailyTech At Microsoft, program managers don't program, or manage Computerworld, MA - 10 hours ago And he cites as proof the blog of someone who would irrefutably know: Windows development chief, Steven Sinofsky. In a blog from December 2005 when he was ... 2500 Windows 7 employees broken up into 25 feature teams Ars Technica What's a Weather Widget? NewsChannel 9 WSYR Microsoft To Announce Details Of Windows 7 In October ITProPortal DailyTech all 21 news articles More...

Washington Post Microsoft Photosynth Goes Live PC Magazine - 1 hour ago It is currently only available on Windows-based machines running XP and Vista, and users will have to sign up for a Windows Live ID to access Photosynth. ... Microsoft Releases Photosynth Which is Both Phree and Phabulous Appscout all 226 news articles More...

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