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When this computer was set up, supplemental language support was enabled in regional options for right-to-left, script, and east asian languages. I think that setting loaded IMJPMIG and two instances of TINTSETP. Subsequently, those options were un-ticked and English is the only language listed for text services. However, those three programs just mentioned continue to load. Am I safe removing them from registry run keys, or is it possible that something else remains to be done in the switch back to English only which would have removed these keys automatically? Using XP SP3 Professional. This machine was previously on a domain and is now a standalone. …

hi gang! some REAL hateful pig posted some real nasty crap under my other message, which will make you ill and want to run away from me if you read it! please don't look at my other thread, posted very recently from the timestamp on this one: Question for group, modding Windows Vista Ultimate (& XP if possible too) ...... which i have promptly removed my top post from and placed it here. hopefully someone will get rid of that useless message posted. thank you for your time all you kind gentlemen (and women too). i am sure 99.9% of people are non-abusers of the English language.... and we don't like it when people use the word to cause such …

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Does this thing have a off button? I am wondering if I can swtich a server connected to lan off, but if setting up a proxy is helpful (ONLY) it can be interrorigated.

Did you Reboot afterwards? or logoff-login "Windy" wrote: > In VB 2008 under Vista Home premium, I use the following code which intends > to show a balloon tip in the taskbar: > > Me.NotifyIconInfo.ShowBalloonTip(1000, "Killing Process...", "'" & > ProcessName & "' is being killed.", ToolTipIcon.Warning) > > It doesn't work! No balloon tip popup and the program hasn't returned to any > error. What's matter please???? > I've tried to modify the registry as somebody said when I search in Google > (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\Advanced), > but with on luck. > …

I was wanting to know, pls, if I can somehow automate some functions that windows explorer does. Perhaps there is some code I could write that does the following for me instead of clicking my way through windows explorer. Problem: I have hundreds of folders. Each folder contains .wav files. The no of wav. files varies from folder to folder. The name of each folder is an integer as is the name of each .wav file. Each folder name is unique. Each ..wav name is unique. Aim: I want to "strip" all the .wav files from their location within each folder and put all the .wav files into one folder. The single folder i end up with will have all the .wav files t…

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I have customer with 1 main site and 3 remote sites. All r=the serveers are winodws 2000. The pdc is located in the main site. Each remote site has a backup domain controller. The problem I am having is that I can not access computers in 1 remote site by unc name. I can ping the pcs by name and also FQDN. I also can rdp into the pcs. But when I try to see the shares on any of these pcs by unc name . A error comes back saying that there was a logon failure: The target account is invalid. I can goto the domain controller of that remote site by unc name. Does anybody have any ideas?

People, stop freaking out. KB915597 is the standard Update for Windows Defender file definitions, of course you need to update these every day! It's exactly the same thing when Norton updates it's anti-virus definitions on a daily basis. This particular update always has a serial number in parenthesis (1.37.1234.1 or some such) if you take note of this serial number, this counter increases changing every day when you install the next update, I refer you guys to: http://editorsdesktop.com/KB915597.html "Noel Paton" wrote: > Ah - there's the difference! > You have IE7 installed! - would have been useful if you'd said that at the > start…

I would gladly see microsoft suffer for the stupid crappy Vista they dared to unleash upon the world.... They even DARE to try to promote it (vista) more after everyone is glad its dying! Hate? No... Disgust? HELL YEAH! http://keznews.com/4663_Windows_will_be_killed_by_virtual_appliances:_VMware_exec_ Large commercial operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, will no longer exist within five to ten years, according to a senior VMware executive. Instead there will only be very thin open source operating systems supporting virtual appliances. According to Paul Harapin, managing director for Australia and New Zealand at VMware, Windows and ot…

News - Microsoft CNET News, CA - 1 hour ago Microsoft's Windows Update was available 100 percent of the second quarter of 2008, Pingdom said in a blog posting Friday. Apple's service was down 2 hours ... More...

Mac OS continues to gain share, and we all know why... BECAUSE VISTA IS CRAP (*) http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-9992688-56.html?part=rss&subj=news&tag=2547-1_3-0-20 (*) And so is Frank

Can you find that post? I have Vista and I'd love to knowwhich update to uninstall. Thanks! "Lan Doan" wrote: > I had this exact problem after the latest series of update by microsoft. Everything was fine before, then after the update, no sound would play for games or even Windows Media Player. I couldn't even bring up the volumn control because there was no sound device, however the log on/off sound still played normally. I did a check on my sound devices and everything was running normally. So... I googled it. > > Aside from this particular thread, I also found a thread of a very similar problem, but for Vista, in which a windows update killed the…

News - Microsoft CNET News, CA - 6 minutes ago Microsoft's Windows Update was available 100 percent of the second quarter of 2008, Pingdom said in a blog posting Friday. Apple's service was down 2 hours ... More...

Despite quite a few compromises, the HP2133 Mini-Note is the best ... guardian.co.uk, UK - 16 minutes ago But it's quite a lot wider and chunkier than an Asus Eee PC900, it's heavier (from 1.3kg), and it tends to be slow - at least with the Windows Vista running ... More...

I'm on 2008 too, and it's good Newmobilecomputing.com - 1 hour ago I've been running x64 2008 "workstation" for about 3 months, ever since MS gave me a free copy (and a free copy of Vista Ultimate which I tried briefly but ... More...

I'm on 2008 too, and it's good Newmobilecomputing.com - 51 minutes ago I've been running x64 2008 "workstation" for about 3 months, ever since MS gave me a free copy (and a free copy of Vista Ultimate which I tried briefly but ... More...

I have an all in one drive that I switched from a Hp pavilion to a compaq EVO I had to down load a decoder to play my dvd's but the drive won't read any audio cd's its reconized in the Bios and windows device manager but it still won't read any information for audio cd's and it won't work with any of the burnners Ive downloaded. I can't imagine what eles to do . Im thinking the drive my be damaged but it is reading Dvd's can any one help me please Im at a loss. PS. The drivers are up to date I was using the same Xp os in the compaq as in the Hp.

I'm on 2008 too, and it's good OS News - 11 minutes ago I've been running x64 2008 "workstation" for about 3 months, ever since MS gave me a free copy (and a free copy of Vista Ultimate which I tried briefly but ... More...

Colin, Not sure why in safe mode I couldn't get thr *normal* restore options. I Did go to Sys. Protect, not Restore as I mistakenly wrote before. But I did try a different avenue. 1 I prob. should have thought of earlier. I wnet to Add/Remove progs. Just to see if anything that looked funky from 7/14 was there. I found UDF Reader. Which is exactly what tried to install the Roxio driver. I did an Uninstall, and now the blocked driver is gone. I did try to post to the NG,some 3hrs ago and it has yet to show. But I see another tip. Not sure what Vz is doing. That is why I am posting this here as well. Thanks for your assistance. -- larrym683…

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I am only able to use my account which is the original one. I have 3 other accounts set up that quit working all of a sudden. When trying to switch to them there is just a curser and blue screen and nothing else. I tried deleting all the accounts manually as well (c:\users) and then tried adding accounts again. The same thing just a blue screen. Did a system restore as far back as I could no luck! Please help! Thanks, Brian

On Jul 16, 3:30 pm, "Carey Frisch [MVP]" <cnfri...@nospamgmail.com> wrote: > If the refurbisher does not have the original recovery media, > they may be able to obtain the recovery media from the original > manufacturer of that PC. A new Windows license is required for > a refurbished PC if: The refurbisher cannot obtain the original recovery media, > > or > > The PC does not have a hard-disk based recovery image. > In this case, the refurbisher must purchase a new license in > order to deliver a genuine Windows operating system experience > with the refurbished PC. > > -- > Carey Frisch > Microsoft MVP …