Windows 2000 Workstation

C:\WINNT\TEMP\WIN477~1.EXE error?????

July 17, 2007 by Guest Desperate NEED HELP pls

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HELP!!! there is this black window thats pops up with the following message " C:\WINNT\TEMP\WIN477~1.EXE " and another window with the following message " 16 bit MS-DOS Subsystem. C:\WINNT\TEMP\WIN477~1.EXE, the NTVDM CPU has encounter and illegal instruction. CS:0534 IP:ffeb OP:ff ee ff 00 00 CHoose 'Close' to terminate the application. or 'ignore' option. i click 'Close' it closed but randomly the error window keeps popping up again an again and again...im using Windows 2000, Serivce Pack 4. i used Trend Mirco anti-virus to scan for viruses but none dectected. the error window just keep popping up. :( What seems to be wrong here? i hope some good…

Last reply by Guest, July 17, 2007

How to restore 2000 with exchange

July 17, 2007 by Guest John

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Hi all, Hope someone can help. I have a windows 2000 Advanced server with mirrored SCSI disks running exchange on a SAN. both drives have just failed at the same time. I am now tasked with restoring the server. All exchange data is on the SAN. I have sys. state backed up along with C: Does anyone have a guide, suggestions or a link to help. we are an A.D. enviroment, have just replaced the drives, rebuilt the 2000 server and need to know where to go from here. Thanks in advance, John,

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Question about DLL search directories

July 11, 2007 by Guest void.no.spam.com@gmail.com

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In recent versions of Windows, the following order is used to search for a DLL that an application wants to load: 1) the directory from which the application loaded 2) the system directory 3) the 16-bit system directory 4) the Windows directory 5) the current directory 6) the directories that are listed in the PATH environment variable Prior to Windows XP SP2, the current directory was searched second (before the system directory), but that was changed for security purposes. But can someone explain to me how the current directory could ever contain DLLs that the program needs, if the current directory is different from the other directories listed above…

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Year changing after reboot

July 17, 2007 by Guest rammer007

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Every time I reboot the computer the date/time calendar year changes from 2007 to 2005. It has been doing this the last 4 to six weeks. What causes this and what can I do to stop it. I know the year has changed because I keep getting certificate expiration notices, which force mean I have to go to control panel/date-time/ and change the year which for some reason goes to 2005.

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audio playback

July 17, 2007 by Guest wiseg

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My audio playback speed seems too fast. Vocals sound really high-pitched.

Last reply by Guest, July 17, 2007

Outlook Express Identity Password

July 17, 2007 by Guest Vahid

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I have forgotten (don't remember ever setting) the password for switching identity to my second email account "sudivaziri@cox.net". I therefore cannot access the emails in my second account. I need help to reset this password so that I can access my emails.

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more than a shell change

July 16, 2007 by Guest parahumanoid

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Hi, I wonder if I can achieve running an application as the only one on the console. While running it instead of a shell in a windowed environment, where a GUI task is available upon pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del, is adequate for some scenarios, I would like to remove that opportunity and make it truly the only accessible application. You know, the X-window style thing, where quitting the app also quits the logon session. I suppose that would mean interception of the Ctrl+Alt +Del hook. Essentially, I am looking for MetaFrame's functionality without using MetaFrame (preferably, using the native Windows functionality, not installing add-on products). Ideas? Thanks…

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Want to avoid 750Sata Disk coming in as disk 0

July 16, 2007 by Guest nesredep egrob

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I have bought a 750GB Sata WD disk to store some of the video I am working on at the moment. When I open up Disk Management I see the disk is there as disk 0 and that it is a dynamic disk. I cannot remember how to sort out that problem. I was wanting the disk to be partitioned in 5 seperate logical drives to continue after logical G. I can really use some help here. As you can guess I have installed the drive and used the W2000 disk to get to where you press F6, where I used the floppie Raid to install the driver. From there I dropped out of the installation using F3 all of which is fairly standard. Help Please Borge in sunny Perth, Australia

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Everythings a [*.lnk] after Anti-Spy downloads

July 16, 2007 by Guest Kevin T. Mahoney

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Everybody, and Anybody, HELP!! I've been plagued with Errors [Runtime, MSIMN.exe, "Unexplained", etc.] slow-downs, and crashes for weeks. Running Windows 200-Professional, w/IE6, OE6, and receiving MS/Windows Automatic Updates. I've hunted to no avail to download real MS Anti-V/Anti-Spy Programs that will work on my "LOWLY Win2000". Last night, and into the early A.M., I tried several "Third-Party" set-ups for this type of program. One said that I was infested with dozens (no exageration) of Viruses[virii ?], Trojan Horses, etc. which could only be contained and erraticated with thier "Full" purchased pack. I tried to UNinstall that from my PC, a…