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Microsoft publishes results of secret Vista popularity experiment HEXUS, UK - 28 minutes ago This experiment has been known about for a few days now, as spotted by our eagle-eyed community member dangel, but today the Windows Vista blog officially ... More...
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HP: Windows XP accounts for majority of Vista sales PC Pro, UK - 53 minutes ago "It's important to note that we've sold 180 million copies of Windows Vista so far, 40 million of which were in the last quarter alone, and that there are ... More...
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HP: Windows XP accounts for majority of Vista sales PC Pro, UK - 14 minutes ago "It's important to note that we've sold 180 million copies of Windows Vista so far, 40 million of which were in the last quarter alone, and that there are ... More...
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i am facing same problem on my network.... computers dont come out of stand by even after pressing ctrl+alt+del. It just keeps giving beep sound. "Fitz_07" wrote: > This morning I woke up and my keyboard wouldn't work. Noticed there had been > an automatic update. Anyone else experienced this "security" change? It > really irritated me.
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How to setup a power user that is able to format removable drive, such as USB devices, card, etc. Thanks all!!!
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On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 08:35:57 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Open source fuels growth of cloud computing, software-as-a-service You can't even give Linux away. That would seem to be a *minor* problem. -- Moshe Goldfarb Collector of soaps from around the globe. Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots: http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/
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The zip-files on my PC get automatically extracted to my Temp folder. The extracted zip files keep appearing in the same format whenever I delete them and reboot. Has anyone else the same problem and any ideas why this happens. How do I disable it? Thanks -- kenyaner Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
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On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 08:31:27 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > 5 things you didn¢t know about linux kernel code metrics Who cares? Maybe these guys? http://www.abiword.org/~abi/expo99/expo_02_010_full.jpg -- Moshe Goldfarb Collector of soaps from around the globe. Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots: http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/
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I am facing a problem with Thai fonts displaying in Adobe Illustrator. Legacy fonts- English and Thai which are already in Vista work fine but any new fonts introduced into my machine by me do not - they just display as question marks. However any English fonts introduced into my pc by myself display fine. Can anyone shed any light on this behaviour? I do not really want to go back to WinXP unless I really have to. Thx,
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Applied July security bulletin release ( GDR ) for SQL Server 2000 Enterprise edition and security updates for Windows Server 2003 Server. Once the packages applied, ActiveX scripting for DTS stopped to work for the SQL Server. Tried to trace the cause, nothing seemed out of order in procmon.exe. Red some lore on the web and in the absence of any clues suspected components applied incompatible license. Replaced dtsPkg.dll, DtsUI.dll, and SQLDMO.DLL with respective RLL files, re - registered and got DTS ActiveX scripting up and running.
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:22:38 -0400, Linonut wrote: > * Ericson Mar peremptorily fired off this memo: > >> You constantly take words out of context and put words in peoples >> mouth and take everything as a ?personal insult to Linux? or something >> like that. If you can step back see the ?facts? for once. Jeeze. >> LOL I?m not going to explain the stuff I mentioned over again. If >> you really wanted an answer to what you asked?please re-read. > > Whatever, dude. > > Happy trolling. Hahahahha! Ericson Mar cleaned your clock Linonut. How? By using facts instead of the crap you spew. -- …
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What kind of UPS is the most appropriate to use with servers?
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When you point to an icon or folder ect, a what I believe is called a "Screen Tip" box opens up with the name or description of the icon or folder in it. My first question is, how can I change the delay time for the box to appear. I hate the way the box opens when I just move the mouse pointer over it even quickly. There must be a setting that can delay the opening of the box to like when you point to an icon it takes 3 seconds before the box appears. It's a real pain when you are just moving the pointer around and 20 tip boxes open instantly as you move the pointer over icons or folders. My second question is how can I change what is in the "Screen Ti…
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Forgive me if this was already posted elsewhere, I wasn't able to locate it. Currently we have a login script that is a VBScript that is assigned to each user object. It is not being applied through Group Policy. This script has worked fine in XP and currently does, however in Vista it doesn't run. If I run regserv32 vbscript.dll as an administrator, the script works fine. 1.) Is there any way to run the VBScript as a login script without registering this DLL? Do you need to be an admin to run this? What are my options? 2.) If VBScript is not longer natively supported without registering the ..DLL, what is the default scripting engine preferred to r…
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Forgive me if this was already posted elsewhere, I wasn't able to locate it. Currently we have a login script that is a VBScript that is assigned to each user object. It is not being applied through Group Policy. This script has worked fine in XP and currently does, however in Vista it doesn't run. If I run regserv32 vbscript.dll as an administrator, the script works fine. 1.) Is there any way to run the VBScript as a login script without registering this DLL? Do you need to be an admin to run this? What are my options? 2.) If VBScript is not longer natively supported without registering the ..DLL, what is the default scripting engine preferred to r…
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I logged onto the Real Player site and tried sending a message to support using their online form. After typing my message I hit the send key I got a message saying it couldn't be sent and to check my filter settings. How do I do this, filter settings where? I'm new to vista and don't know what to do. Mickey
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Ops major mistake, Vista equals Windoze Mastrubation Edition (ME) number II :eek: ! Well no reason to keep things working and people being able to capitalize on their (thousand $US) investment according to M$oft! As it is the case for being able to write to the parallel port, access all pre-usb developing boards and old GPIB cards for example! Do yourself a favor and get Linux on you PC, fc8 installs as a charm in anything nowadays! Then use "dosbox" with all you need for those UNFORGETABLE games, even free gaming servers )! Myself I got rid of both ME and VISTA & got a $100 rebate on both after spending 30min on toll free calls, though both were pre-i…
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Hello, I run a network of about 60 Windows 2003 servers. Each one runs a local caching only DNS (Microsoft DNS). They are used for monitoring web pages and each uses IE7 to load up web pages and verify the site is working. Lately we have been experiencing an issue where IE7 will no longer display websites. The symptoms are: IE7 will load Enter URL URL domain lookup fails Tries to redirect to friendly search suggestions Fails Address bar shows "http:///" No page is loaded This problem is intermittent on various servers with various levels of patching on different networks. None are associated with a domain or have any AD requirements. To fix this pr…
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Developing technologies that work reliably on their own and as part of the computing ecosystem is core to our mission and is an important part of our commitment to Trustworthy Computing. Our customers and partners expect technologies and services they can depend on anytime, anywhere, and on any device. We focus on constant improvements to the dependability of our technologies and services. For Internet Explorer, reliability means that the browser should always start quickly, perform well, connect to the Internet, and show Web sites without crashing or hanging. Most users want their browser to work, recover smoothly after a crash, and display the Web correctly. Users a…
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Microsoft Blasts Forrester's 'Sensational' Anti-Vista Report E-Commerce Times - 24 minutes ago So perhaps it comes as no surprise that Microsoft Vista blogger Chris Flores, a director on the Windows Client Communications Team, blasted Forrester ... More...
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We have a computer that started out with a problem logging into an Intranet site of ours. The user on that machine only gets an error and this site uses windows authentication to logon automatically. Anyway, another possibly related issue is that the ability to RCMD to the machine does not work either. We have tried to drop the machine from the domain and rejoin and it seems to work for 5-10 minutes and then it goes back to the same problems. You also cannot access the event viewer, services, etc. remotely through an MMC. Other things like logging in and using exchange email works for the user though. Any ideas on what could fix this issue? Thanks in advan…
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Hi, I searched for help on google without success. I could really use some help getting this to work. We have a workgroup (WG) with a server (SRVA) Win2003 on it and other PCs. It is connected to a Dell PowerConnect switch and it working fine. There is a second network (domain) to which we'd like to connect to a shared folder from SRVA. So, we installed a linksys router, connected to WAN port to the outside network (domain) and put our workgroup server in the routers DMZ. I can map the drive using Windows Explorer and get to the folder I need opening the file. The problem is we have a program that needs a unc to a file on that shared folder. The pr…
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"tonpal" wrote: > For no obvious reason, I started getting an error message when I shut down > WinXP. The message is only on-screen for less than a second so I've been > unable to catch it all, but (probably paraphrased) it says that "DWWin.exe > failed to initialise because Windows is shutting down". > > It may be that this started after automated error reporting to MS when FS9, > and later WinXP, said that they 'had to shut down' but I did not notice it as > following immediately, nor did it immediately follow any installation or > update. > > Part of me doesn't care because because other sites I've seen say this is …
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DNS poisoning patch 1. Is NT-4 vulnerable to the DNS poisioning vulnerability MS08-032? I have not upgraded some DNS servers yet and dont know if i am vulerable. 2. If my network is using Private addressing am I less vulnerable? One last question 3. If I do strict IP filtering at my firewall does this help me overcome this vulnerability until I can upgrade my NT4 servers?
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Thanx man,had this problem and you solved it for me in seconds.thaaanx "PC-DOC" wrote: > type regsvr32 wuaueng.dll in the run command to register the service. > > Jim > > > "speedy" wrote: > > > well, is your automate update turned off? mine cant be turned on! this is the > > problem, that's why the whole windows update is not working for me. > > > > "Harry" wrote: > > > > > I have the same problem. I am working with a Support Professional named > > > Neetu. He has given me a number of options which I have tried. None have > > > worked so far and I am waiting …