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Posted by: ron Date Posted: Today, 7:18pm |
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Ray Thanks for that reply. I understand. If use Start-Run, I can change to root directory and change to other internal drives. Is there a way I can get NTFS and acess all drives? if so, how can I do this? I am aware of Bootdisk.com. I hardly understand what I read. Any suggestions?
I tried to format A: /s ...and was unsucessesful...I think I must type in command.com first. I thought maybe just the system files would be enough, but I know so very little, so I try things out and see what happens. with appreciation... ron
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Posted by: Ray Date Posted: Today, 4:45pm |
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You did not mention what email program you are using or where in the email program you want the type darkened. If you are using Outlook Express, I would suggest that you look at Options in the Tools menu. The Compose Font on the Compose tab can be darkened. There is also the Fonts section of the Read tab that allows you to make the font bigger or smaller but not darker. |
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I removed some internet web based add ons that I did not need. and it took care of the problem.
Thanks for your help
Dean |
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| Cool, thanks. |
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| Is there a way to darken the normal e-mail type face? |
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| Yes, It seems like some thing in the browser. Any ideas how to pin it down and remove it?? |
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Thank you Ray That's what I thought, was told by store that I'm buying latest tech version board from that it may cause problems. I can reformat Vista primary if it doesn't work any better than it did last year, as they claim it now runs much better, & swap that drive to slave. It will be same XP reinstalling on the same drive it was on, which was a new install on formated disk on that drive originally. Thanks again, Terry |
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There are two general sections to this discussion board: Your Input and Answers. Anything in the Answers section cannot be answered. They all start out here in the Questions section where they can be answered but after they have been answered and/or after six or more months, I move them to the Answers section. You can put your answer here as you want it to appear there and give the URL (as you did above) stating that you want to answer that thread and I will move it to there (and delete the URL part) if your post has merit. |
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| Call Microsoft. |
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| I do not understand. Couldn't it just be someone else who uses the same user names as you do? For example, another mom that lives in a town called morgan town. What makes you think that they are user names that belong to you? |
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Posted by: Ray Date Posted: Yesterday, 5:01pm |
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| NTFS partitions are not accessible from DOS. My guess is that all of your drives are NTFS except for the Recovery partition. That is why you can only get the Recovery partition. |
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Just tried to give some advise on this question and found it locked.
http://www.regvac.com/forum/b-othercomputerproblems/m-1202833968/
I just recently had the exact same problem and it turned out to be a bad memory stick not the power supply. |
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| I should make no difference whether it is on a slave or master drive. If installed correctly, it will run correctly. |
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| You might notice that the three users above (terwen, tender78, and jionen) have the same IP address listed for them - 121.229.132.26. This means that they are probably using the same computer or at the least the same internet access. I looked up that IP and it comes from China. So when jionen says he is from France, he is lying. |
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I've installed and uninstall as I have been told still get ivalid product key from microsoft any help please dannyboy |
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I am sure this has been asked before but I could not find it so here goes. Logging on to several sites I go to I have found usernames that I did not put there. Is someone trying to log on my accounts and if so how do I stop them? I have about 15 usernames I did not put there. > |
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| I have a dell dimension 4550 with win xp sp2 OS. Recently both my dvd & cd drive create a problem when I eject a disk from either drive. At first everything would lock up after a disk eject. So I went in and uninstalled the drivers and then let Win re-install the drivers. Now my keyboard and mouse work but I can't access any programs after I eject a disk. I must turn off the power and then turn on power and reboot. Everything works just fine. My programs will work just fine as long as I don't eject from the drives. So far all the different types of disks seem to play just fine on either drive. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
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Posted by: ron Date Posted: October 12th, 2008, 7:37pm |
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Hi I have this registry backup program called, ERUNT. I put the backup on another internal hard drive. My question is this: Suppose I could not boot windows XP - How can I get to this drive? I made a boot disk as I thought I would have to do. I don't have hardly any experience with DOS. But I still come up with a problem.
It boots to the floppy A: I can change to C: ok, but I always end up in the HP Recovery partition and I can't get out of it, how do I get to what I think is called the Root Directory in C:? Or how can I get to the other internal hard drive where I put the backup. If I want to I can put a backup on the C: drive, but I can't change partitions - stuck in that HP Recovery partition. Maybe this other internal dr...
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Ray, Will 2nd operating system work on slave hard drive? I am trying Vista again on new board & cpu on new 80 gig primary. My Xp Home is on another hard drive & will need to be re-authorised. I am putting this drive in as slave. Have been told that if I run XP on 2nd drive that it will cause possible problems. I would much rather run XP on the drive it is on rather than partition primary drive. I know I can read 2nd drive files & get everything off it as the reason for new board etc. is that the XP mother board got fried. Thank you, Terry |
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THIS SELLER IS NOT BE TRUSTED DO NOT USE HE WILL TAKE PAYMENT THEN DO NOT SEND ITEM I HAVE FOUND THIS OUT AT MY COST AND I HAVE CONTACTED HONGKONG POLICE TO TAKE UP THE CASE
DO NOT USE |
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GT4m (reply) |
Posted by: suedaisy Date Posted: October 11th, 2008, 5:32pm |
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| THIS IS A SCAM DO NOT USE |
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GT4m |
Posted by: suedaisy Date Posted: October 11th, 2008, 5:31pm |
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| DO NOT BUY FROM GT4m THIS SELLERIS NOT TO BE TRUSTED AS THIS IS A SCAM I HAVE USED THIS WEBSITE http://www.gt4m.com AND HE DOESNT SEND ITEM AFTER COLLECTING THE MONEY AS HE DOESNT REPLY TO EMAIL SENT I HAVE CONTACT HONGKONG POLICE TO INVESTIGATE THIS SELLER |
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Did you get my emails? I sent a reply each time you wrote me about this. The only part of our programs that is not compatible with Norton is the Registry Pack and Registry Restore. In each of these instances, you can disable Norton temporarily while you perform the Pack and/or Restore. If you do not use Registry Pack or Restore, Norton presents no problems with our programs. Any time I have purchased Norton I have ended up being disappointed with it. Norton may take up less space because it does less. I do not know if Norton 2009 has fixed anything in itself or not but Registry Pack and Restore in our programs still will not work with No...
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The problem is that the DB1321ar.hlp entry in the registry is an invalid data type. My guess is that it is in a Help list in the registry and is of a different data type than the Help list requires or expects. An easy way to solve that is to find that entry in the registry and delete it by hand. A harder way to solve that is to tell me more about it, all the details (the exact entry, what part of RegVac is finding it, etc.), and let me try to figure out a way for RegVac to work around that. |
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.Can I use the Norton security system with Ray's programs? Was told to use McAfee, but salesperson said Norton takes up less space and has been reworked in the 2009 edition.
thanks, need to know quickly |
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Hello, I have a small problem with Reg Vac. After clicking 'Ok' to finish the removal of the found registry problems a message pops up saying: "Invalid data type for 'DB1321ar.hlp'" Whatever I do, I cannot get rid of this message. But besides this small problem everything else seems to work as fine as ever. Reinstalling or updating doesnot help. Any thoughts or solutions?
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can't shut down (reply) |
Posted by: Ray Date Posted: October 10th, 2008, 4:44pm |
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| Something has to start it. Maybe the browser starts it or some other program. |
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| Its not in startup. Some times it is there and other times it appears??? |
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Posted by: Ray Date Posted: October 9th, 2008, 4:42pm |
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Look in startup. You can do that by either getting our program, Speed Startup (http://superwin.com/speedstartup.htm), and having it scan for startup items
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type msconfig in Run and look in the Startup tab of System Configuration. |
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You will find that those computers use a proprietary restore utility that cannot restore NTFS partitions.
Whenever I have one of these machines to repair I use NTFS and use Acronis which can restore NTFS partitions.
Unfortunately you are referring to the likes of HP, Compaq, Acer, Dell etc.
These manufacturers make extremely poor PCs, sacrificing quality for the sake of maximum profit.
There are many bootable cds available on the net, eg Minipe, which will give you all the access you could possibly need for any restore functions.
As said before XP was built on the NT family of operating systems. The default file system for XP is in fact NTFS.
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