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I have instructions from a supplier to start an .exe file using "Run As" and "The following user ... Administrator" I did this and entered the proper administrator password. This results in the error message "Unable to log on: Unknown user name or bad password." On this computer my regular account is an adminstrator account, and the password works there. So I need help resolving the error message.

I had mentioned this in another group, but I realized it's better suited to this group. The shield icon on my Taskbar says it has been downloading updates most of the afternoon/evening and it's only at 24%. I have no idea what these updates are - it seems that it USED to ask me. Isn't there a way to set this so that is does ask and I can choose which ones I want to install? I have Win XP (Pro, I think) with SP3.

Don't know if I should start a new post, or look for the one from a few days ago (I know google groups bounces the old post to the top when answered, but the newsgroup format doesn't) Anyway, I had a funny "stuck" noise and got the blue screen error (fault in Intel c52.sys) and after I asked this and read an answer, I could no longer get online again (I want a backup computer, so I can go online and look things up, yell HELP, download drivers, etc!) I didn't get a WIN XP restore cd with my Dell XPS 400 computer ( 2 1/2 years old) It says the files are built in. But, when I'd try system restore (going back a month or more) it said it couldn't restore it. I guess that…

Is there a windows XP 64 bit version or do I need to go into Windows Vista to get 64bit OS? Thanks, Jasper

I went through a big round of updates and patches on my 20003 SBS. Unfortunately the updates "broke" .Net 2 which was previously installed. I tried to uninstall .net, but no luck. and then I tried to repair .net, also with to no success, getting an error that the install package couldn't be located. I downloaded the package (NetFx20SP1_x86.exe) and tried to reintall on top of the exisitng but that failed as well. How can I get .net 2 reinstalled and working? any help or input is greatly appreciated.

Re: Contacts & Signatures Won't Stick I can't get Contacts and more than one Signature to stick in WLM 14.0.5027.0908 Beta, using XP SP3. Each time I exit WLM, the contacts and extra signatures disappear. Is no one else experiencing this problem? Is it a known bug in WLM 14.0.5027.0908 Beta? -- DSH Lux et Veritas et Libertas Vires et Honor

Our users work exclusively through RDP. For some reason a handful of users were given local admin rights, so that they could send each other messages using Task Manager. I found this article: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc786099.aspx Which says "You must have Message permission in order to send messages". And I looked at what rights Remote Desktop Users has, and it includes the Send Message right. But... our users that don't have local admin rights still can't send a message using this method. Can anyone else use this Send Message option, without having local admin rights? TIA

My company is going to star tthe process of buidling a new File and Print server for our domain. I wanted to get opinions on using Server 2008 for this job. Right the a 2003 server is performing this duty. I need this to be a clean and painless operation. I've been thinking I should just go with 2008 32bit, to avoid any driver issues in the migration. What is the general consesus on this? If there are other caveats with this migration we could deploy a new 2003 server for this job. We have a lot of Shares,printers and files on the old server and I need a seamless move. Also any tools to help aid in the process, and perhaps a checklist of best practic…

Hey all. I thought protected mode only worked in Vista? I've just built a system (AM2 5000+). XP SP3. And I can tick this option?? So, why can I select it if I dont use Vista? Isnt it usually ghosted in XP? Is it because I'm using a CPU that supports it or something?

I'm trying to update a registry key (HKEY_CURRENT_USER -> Control Panel -> Accessibility -> Keyboard Response -> Flags) and refresh the registry without restarting explorer.exe (or without logging off). I've tried UpdatePerUserSystemParameters from user32.dll, which is supposed to update HKCU, but it won't work. Is there something about this key that won't allow a refresh like the rest of HKCU?

I need help with a simple script. I want to put the output of a command into an environment variable, and I tried this construction in a CMD file: for /f "usebackq delims=" %%i in (`D:\USR\BINTU\MKSNT\date +%a`) do set dayofweek=%%i The moment this line of the script executes, the script is terminated with no error. It looks to me like the date.exe command I am calling is exiting in a way that doesn't allow a return back to the script that called it. The %dayofweek% environment variable is NOT being set. Any thoughts on how I can get this to work? -- Will

I have win xp with ie7; every time I'm in explorer and drag and drop, I get the windows protection fault error, then another, then dr watson and then explorer restarts. does anyone know how to fix this? thanks, dennis

I upgraded from windows 2003 to windows 2008 (enterprise edition for both)...and upgrade was fine (all drivers updated too). when I put in the IP address...and click ok...the IP and subnet mask go to 0.0.0.0. the gateway and dns server stays. i go to the 2nd tab (tcp v4), and I see 0.0.0.0 for the IP, then the 10.5.x.x that I entered. I remove the 0.0.0.0 and go back to the original box..and I see it the way I set it up. I click ok..and the same as before. Is there some type of ipautoconfiguration or something that keeps putting this 0.0.0.0 in there..and how can I turn it off? this is just a test server. any help is appreciated. it is a dell2650, broadcom…

I don't know if anyone can help regarding the following problem but, if you can, I really need your help. Because my PC used to operate with ME and was updated to XP Home, my filing system was FAT 32. Due to the fact that NTFS is a better system, I decided to convert from FAT 32 to NTFS using the XP built-in converter. All went well except for one major problem...after startup and after approx. 3 to 5 minutes, a blue screen appears that reads: "a problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer BAD_POOL_HEADER" then the message goes on telling you lots more regarding uninstalling any recent programs etc. (…

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