That's what I think it is, is the registry. I wish that I had the forsight to backup the registry so that I'd have had an easy time importing all that.
Are you entirely sure about that? I see that you're a diamond member, and I'm sure that you've seen it all, but I had gotten a reply from another forum that by reinstalling into the c:\windows directory will fix my problems. Right now, I'm seeing missing DLLs for every application. But not all...
Please don't ask details about how I've ended up to where I'm at now. I've got no time to explain.
I did a Win98se install from a genuine MS CD-ROM onto a system that had been upgraded from Win95 to Win98 with an upgrade disk. Instead of installing into the existing C:\Windows folder, I chose...
Next time you do your netstat -a, copy by verbatum exactly what your concerned over. Then go to google, and enter your query between two quotation symbols. Do your search, and view the related links. If you don't find what you're looking for in the web sites, then click on the Groups tab that...
I've found the answer. It was something in the boot section of the system.ini file. More specifically, it was a line that didn't show up in my copy 'n paste of the system.ini file at all. It was, display.drv=pnpdrvr.drv, which is the display driver of course. Derr! Now that I've got that figured...
I've narrowed the problem down to my system.ini file. Can someone tell me which part I don't need? I've got it posted below:
[boot]
system.drv=system.drv
drivers=mmsystem.dll
user.exe=user.exe
gdi.exe=gdi.exe
sound.drv=mmsound.drv
dibeng.drv=dibeng.dll
comm.drv=comm.drv
mouse.drv=mouse.drv...
I'm working on a friends computer that was infected with the Klez virus. It was working for her the other day, but now won't boot up past the splash screen.
My first task was to innoculate the virus. I took out the HD, and slaved it in my isolated computer. I then ran NAV on it, and got most of...
I agree with chefjoe. It sounds to me that during your XP install, the installation process was smart enough to partition and format your C drive. However, it wouldn't do anything with your slave drive. You would have to manually format that drive yourself.
Click Start, right-click on My...
Without his password, there is no way that you can access it. According to your previous experience, it sounds as though you're looking to do a format followed by a clean install. Why couldn't you just reinstall with the OS CD. If his CD-ROM is bootable, then boot off of that. If not, then use...
There are two Cat5 wiring standards for four twisted pairs. Both sides have to be the same.
Both standards are listed below:
A. GW, G, OW, Bl, BlW, O, BrW, Br
B. OW, O, GW, Bl, BlW, G, BrW, Br
For cross-over, you need to wire pins 1-3, and 2-6.
If your computer is on the network, and you can access it via that network, use regedit, or regedt32. Once either is open, they can open registrys on another machine through the network. That outta do it. :)
I understand that the card should be available on the market sometime if February. For those who are lucky enough to get their grubby little paws on one, how much cash do they need to dish out? I've heard that it would be somewhere in the $300 range. If anybody knows more than that, please...
I've checked those already, and they are set appropriately. I'm really stumped on this one. Why does Netscape automatically open the profile login on occasion? Anyway, I'm hoping that someone can help to solve this mystery.
I've got a small irritant that has me ready to eliminate it. My problem is Netscape Navigator 4.72. It is installed onto a shared computer running Win2k at work. I was hoping to install 6.2, which I did, but the guys who uses Netscape hadn't switched to it. As it turns out, 6.2 is not allowed in...
I've never heard of any product that is made for what you intend to use it for. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that none exist.
What you really need to get is Cat5 cable with a Plenum rating. It is more expensive than normal Cat5, but it is made specifically for running the wire in...
The Cisco Networking Academy uses the 2500 series routers. If you can get two of those, and a Cisco Switch, that will give you all of the hands on that you'll need. You would also want to get a CSU/DSU.
I set both drives as master. Afterwards, I left the CD-RW on the primary IDE. The DVD drive I put onto the secondary IDE. According to the device manager, they are both running properly. However, I still can't copy a CD. What is up???
I found out that I can burn CDs, as long as they're data disks. I couldn't copy a CD from my DVD to my CD-RW drive though. I think I will try making both drives as master, and placed on seperate IDE controllers.
I've uninstalled both burning programs. Afterwards, I installed Nero 5.5, and updated it with the latest patch. That didn't fix my CD burner problem. I then updated ASPI to 4.71. That didn't fix it. The only thing left for me to try is making both CD-RW and DVD drive masters, and placed on...
I had recently upgraded several core components to my system. That included the mobo, CPU/HSF, RAM, SCSI adapter, SCSI HD.
Prior to my major upgrade, everything on my system worked fine. I was able to burn CDs without a hitch. Yesterday, I picked up a 48x12x48x LiteON CD-RW. After installing...
Not sure where you're going with your train of thought, but this may be it:
Open an explorer window, right-click on your D drive. From the menu, select Properties. From the tabs, select Sharing.
Click the radio button to Share this folder. Make the share name as D$. The dollar indicates...
A good point was brought up in one of the posts earlier:
If you use NTFS Encryption, read this
Not sure if your Win2k had NTFS. Read the article though.
Because you had decided to upgrade, what do then mean that you were forced to uninstall your OS? When you're upgrading, you're upgrading, and nothing should be uninstalled. What kind of trouble did you run into?
When you can't access your D drive, which account are you logged into the computer...
Right on. Samsung happend to be a manufacturer that I was considering. Do you use that stick too? If so, how do you like it? I guess with the motherboard that I'm getting, I shouldn't worry about about anything faster than the 333 right?
I'm in the planning stage of upgrading my home computer. With the items that I've currently got built up, I've got nearly everything that I'm going to upgrade with. When I had first planned to upgrade, I figured that this will be my last upgrade for a minimum of two years. After the upgrade, I...
I'm in the planning stage of upgrading my home computer. With the items that I've currently got built up, I've got nearly everything that I'm going to upgrade with. When I had first planned to upgrade, I figured that this will be my last upgrade for a minimum of two years. After the upgrade, I...
I'm trying to install Peanut Linux onto an old 120MHz Pentium, with 16MB RAM, and a 1.8GB SCSI HD. There is no integrated mobo sound.
The bios is old, and can't be updated. It is an early version that doesn't boot off the CD. Because of this, I've attempted to install from the HD. That wasn't...
I was closing in on two hours before I just cancelled it. Man, what a disappointment. During the time I was waiting for the check to complete, I was able to download the FreeBSD 4.6 mini-iso. I'm creating my boot disk now, and about to start installing FreeBSD instead. :)
While reading a how-to for bzip2, I found what the switches meant.
-t --test
Check integrity of the specified file(s), but don't decompress them. This really performs a trial decompression and throws away the result.
-v --verbose
Verbose mode -- show the compression ratio for each file...
I'm installing Peanut Linux onto an old 120 MHz Pentium. Part of the installation process is running bzip2 on the peanut.bz2 file to verify that it is not corrupted. The message prior to me running this command was that it should take about 10 minutes. The first ten minutes passed me by nearly...
I'm not a die-hard hardware guy. I came across this RAM while I was searching for Corsair's PC3200. Anybody know anything about the GeIL 512MB PC3500 433MHz DDR SDRAM CL2.5/ CAS 2.5? I figured that you overclockers would've heard about it. I'm curious about it because I'm upgrading my system...
Cool deal. I think I may check on the books that you two have mentioned. While I was waiting for responses, I went to www.linux.org, and did some research on minimal distros. I think I may go with one of them that allows a lot of network connectivity.
I'd like to get more of a grasp on command...
Interesting that you've had problems with XP to begin with??? Not sure what was happening there, but in my experience, it's always been very problem free (knock on wood).
How many attempts have you had at installing Win2k? That's another OS that I've enjoyed installing because of the simplicity...
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