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    - No pop-up description in Windows Explorer From the Windows Explorer menu bar, I select Tools/Folder Options.../View Tab/Advanced settings: and see that the check box labeled "Show pop-up description for folder and desktop items" is CHECKED. It always has been since I installed Windows 2000. Nonetheless, I do not get pop-ups when I hover my cursor over any type of file in Windows Explorer or on my Desktop(CPU usage ~5%, hover time can be minutes). I have the desktop toolbar on my taskbar. If I progress to a file via the desktop toolbar and hover my cursor over that file, I DO get a pop-up description. I'm running Windows 2000 5.00.2195 totally up-to-date with automatic updates enabled. Why don't I get pop-up descriptions in Windows Explorer or on my Desktop? Thanks. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562748
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    - Exe instalation with GPO I have to install in each of my 100 domain client PC's some executable. If it was an MSI file than I could use GPO but can I do with an exe? Regards Rami Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562739
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    - WinMgmt.exe error Hi Everyone, I just reformatted a PC with WIndows 2000 and now I, for some reason, am getting the following error: WinMgmt. exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows.You will need to restart the program. An error log is being created. Does anyone know the cause of this? Or perhaps the solution? I've read other feeds mentioning a virus but I JUST reformatted (an hour ago) and have only accessed the internet to run Microsoft updates and install Firefox. any help you can give is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks, Angela Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562732
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    - win2k task manager Hi is there any way to identify the processes are on the task manager? I have processes that I think are unnecessary and are slowing me down... I have sp4 installed and 1 gig of ram and I defrag and clean my registry regularly but my system is slower than when I had 1/2 gig of ram... any ideas or suggestions? thanks to all, bob Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562730
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    - How to I remotely schedule backups on network PCs I need to schedule backups to run once on approximately 30 PCs on the network. Most of the PCs already use task scheduler and ntbackup to backup files to a server. But I need to run a seperate one time backup of particular folders on each of the PCs. I'd like to schedule the one time backups to run at scattered times over this weekend. I'm hoping to avoid physically sitting down at each workstation to schedule the task. I'd like to simply create a batch file and then somehow add a scheduled task without going to each PC. My biggest problem is how to schedule the tasks remotely. Or is there a completely better way to do this? (should I instead schedule the server to pull the backups from the PCs?) I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks! Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562719
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    - ControlPanel>Add/Remove Program from list?? Win2KproSp4> Control Panel> Add/Remove Programs.. All program folders & files are no longer present on the drive.. How can I remove the program listing from the Add/Remove page?? Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562716
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    - Performance Issues What is the difference between "CPU Load" and "Total Memory Used" ? Our system is a file processing system which reads input file and processes it based on different conditions and writes an output file. These are several application windows services do different jobs during the processing. So far we have run only large file of 300,000 lines. We had some performance issues but finally processed it successfully. Now the target is to run files having 500,000 or even 1,000,000 lines/records. I was asked to look for any performance issues. Here I am going to brief you what the system does. 1. We receive these files via FTP. There will be a folder watcher service that keep monitoring the FTP folder and as soon as it receives one file, then it will make the file entry into database (typically inser a new record) 2. Then there is another service FTP the input file to UNIX box in which we have our Database sitting and It will create an external table with all the file data. Writes each line of input as a record in external table. 3. There will be another service reads this table and picks each record and performs different checks and writes into an output table. After reading all the records It will write the output records into output file. 4. There are other services for reports and for other jobs. My question is: How would I know the reason for the slow performance when we run a huge files say 500,000 or 1,000,000 lines? I have notices the CPU Load never was 100% but It went upto 70% When we ran 300,000 lines file. What do I have to do in order to maintain CPU Load level? What is Percent Memory Used? I have see throughout we are maintaining process memory of 17% and some times it went upto 35%. How can I check if there is any IO issue between file transfers from our server to UNIX etc. Our server RAM is 5GB and OS is Windows 2003. I appreciate your responses. Thanks Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562715
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    - How to create a .prn file? I'm trying to create a print file from a word document that I can send to a printer from the command line. I went to <Start> <Settings> <Printers>, opened the properties for the printer involved and set the printer port to "Print to a File". I then went through the print dialogue from Winword, gave it a filename and apparently created a print file. Unfortunately, whenever I do this I get a zero byte file. Am I missing something. (The reason I'm trying to do this is that I have a long-standing problem with inkjet printers in that, because my usage is relatively infrequent, when I do come to need the inkjet it's invariably got a dried-up nozzle that I have to spend time, paper and ink cleaning. I felt that I could avoid this by creating a short, simple, multicoloured text string in word and sending it to the printer perhaps every day or two to exercise it without wasting too much ink. However, I'd like to do this automatically and the only way I can think of is by sending the document via a command line in a startup .bat file. And for that, I assume I'd need the document in print file form). Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562713
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    - Moving from W2k to XP with a Big HD Back in August I had some concerns about installing W2K on a modern motherboard and a large SATA hardrive (HD). After getting some help here, I summarized the process as below. However, I just left the HD size as W2K had set it, and did not use any tool to increase the size to it's full size. I'm now going to move the OS up to XP. Will it do this for me? If not, what's a recommended way to get XP to use the full capacity of the HD? =============Basics on How to Install W2K================ Rev. Aug. 18, 2007 I've learned a bit more about this, and it's reflected in this revision post. [Start of an Aside on How This Got Started] Learned from various sources including the thread I started here, "Can W2K Be Installed on SATA Drives?" Let me start with an explanation of "the Hard Way". I have a P5NSLI ASUS motherboard that supports both IDE and SATA controllers. The key word is "both". I wanted to install W2K on the STATA HD, a 320G WS SATA drive. I had some fun trying to get to a point where the OS install asked how I wanted to partition the drive. I was stumped by this window that came up in the install: ============================== 76294 MB Dis 0k on bus 0 on atapi C:NIFS(Drv1_main) 76003MB<6360MB Free D:FAT32(Drv1_extra) 290MB<237MB Free 131070MB Disk 0 at at 0? on? bus 0 on atapi (I didn't copy the ? legibly) Unpartitioned space 131069MB =============================== What puzzled me is that the disk was showing about 76G of space, but yet I had 320G. In my sometimes dizzying attempt to get this far, I asked ASUS tech, the techs at the store I bought the MB at, and others what's this all about. Just continue on they all said. When you apply SP4, it'll take care of the discrepancy. Wrong! That was my IDE 80G HD from my previous system. I had mounted it safely, I thought, on the IDE controller thinking an install would choose the SATA master. Not so. Let me say, charitably, the contents of the 80G HD are no longer with me. (80/76 vs 320--Get it?) Instead it contains only W2K. I probably won't miss the data too much, since over the years I've moved the important stuff to my PC in the den. The world has changed in the four years since I last completely built a PC, etc. :-) I had a long discussion with the ASUS tech on how to get this right. Basically, and what seems the simplest way, is to pull the 80G drive. That will force the install to to the SATA drive. Then I'll clean (reformat) the 80G HD later (after hooking it up again). [End of the Aside] Here's the step by step procedure. Make sure you've taken care of IDE/SATA issues as above. Make sure you are booting from CD as first choice. Make adjustment as required. Most of this should be good for any MB. 1. Fire up the PC 2. Place their driver CD in the drive 3. Wait for the initial ASUS screen to appear, and finally a prompt to boot from the CD. Press a key to start the boot. (Of course, you need to set BIOS to know to start the boot from a CD before trying a HD or other device. 4. Wait for a prompt to choose 32-bit, 64-bit or DOS prompt 5. I selected 32-bit. Wait for a prompt for a floppy 6. Place a 3.5" (fresh) floppy disk in drive-A. Wait for 8 files to be copied to the CD Continuing with the install of W2K 1. Insert the W2K CD 2. Press the boot button when asked 3. Hit F6 soon 4. A prompt for the floppy appears. 5. Put the floppy in and continue 6. Select the "required" sources. In my case there were two. Select one, then loop around to select the second. 6. Press F8 to continue the install 7. Continue on until you get to the partitioning. Make sure you don't fumble the ball like I did. 8. Continue to the end of set up. Change boot priority in BIOS to first boot from HD (see HD selection in BIOS too) before you examine that it works. *You're not finished yet. See next paragraph.* Here's what to do after you get W2K installed (From Patrick above). I haven't tried this, but it looks sound. Be sure to apply SP4 (A) and these two below (B and C) to your new install before connecting to any network. Internet included. (sasser, msblast) A. SP4 dated 6/26/2003 <http://download.microsoft.com/download/E/6/A/E6A04295-D2A8-40D0-A0C5-241BFECD095E/W2KSP4_EN.EXE> B: Buffer Overrun in Messenger Service ... -- Issued 10/15/2003 Use Microsoft Windows 2000, Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3, Service Pack 4 -- Download the patch. <http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-043.mspx> C: Buffer Overrun in the Workstation ... Issued 11/11/2003 Use Microsoft Windows 2000, Service Pack 2, Service Pack 3, Service Pack 4 -- Download the update <http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-049.mspx> Then D: Rollup 1 for Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (Critical security updates rolled into one convenient package) Validate by pressing Continue button (Validation Required), then on next page run the validation tool (in step 1, press Continue) on the W2K machine to get a validation code. Press validate after entering the code, in step 2. Proceed to download. <http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?amp;displaylang=en&familyid=B54730CF-8850-4531-B52B-BF28B324C662&displaylang=en> Finally, E: For systems with a HD with more than 137G capacity <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305098> Also see <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322755> on backing up the registry. You may need to add space to the size of the partition if it only took up 137G of a larger HD. Partition Magic is probably the ticket here. I'm about to look into it as I continue past E. I may revise the end of this procedure if necessary, but the above is sound. If you are installing on a new PC and motherboard (MB), install all the drivers from the MB mfger's CD before going to far. Enjoy your new installation ... ==============End=============== -- Wayne Watson (Nevada City, CA) Web Page: <speckledwithStars.net> Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562704
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    - Installing an OS to an external HD What's stopping me from installing W2K to an external HD, with the intention of booting up from it if my main computer goes phut? Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562694
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    - NTP question on Windows2003 Network I hav configured my primary domain controller to sync time with an external time server by editing the Registry as noted in the microsoft article. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042 I have another domain controller which is no longer my primary domain controller that also gets time from an external time source. ( I think I did this via net time /setsntp:nameofserver) Questions: 1. Is there any difference in using net time /setsntp vs editing the registry manually? (wondering why microsoft and other articles I saw are making it more complicated by requiring you to edit the registry?). 2. How do I set my domain controller that is no longer my primary domain controller to obtain time from the primary domain controller (default settings) instead of the external time source. Should I edit the registry settings or just do a net time /setsntp:nameofmynewprimarydomaincontroller?? For this answer I would like to know what the registry settings should for the default setting on the server. Example: Do I change HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Parameters\Type\NTP back to HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Parameters\Type\NT5DS Delete this key (for some reason the nptserver entry wasn't in my primary domain server so I had to enter it)HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Parameters\NtpServer etc etc. 3. How do I check my other domain servers and member servers to ensure they are getting time from the primary domain server? When I do a net time /querysntp, I get The current SNTP value is: time.windows.com, 0x1. I thought the default setting was that the other servers synched time with the PDC. Thanks. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562690
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    - alternatives to cleartype I've tried to shoehorn the portable version of cleartype (for Windows CE) and failed. So do any of you smart ppl know of any cleartype-style substitute/add-on, font smoothing utilities for use with LCD monitors, for W2kP? Thanks. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562689
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    - STOP error on Win2000 after migrating to Virtual PC I've been fiddling around with moving a Win2000 box to a Virtual PC, and I could use some advice about a STOP error I'm getting. Basically, I created a vhd of the original Windows 2000 drive and attempted to boot from it using Virtual PC 2007. The STOP error I get occurs just after the Windows logo appears, and starts with "a device driver attempting to corrupt the system has been caught...". At this point, I know I should just start over with a fresh installation, but now I'm curious if it's possible to figure out which driver is causing the problem. I am able to boot into Safe Mode, so I ran msconfig and selected the "Diganostic Mode" option. However, I still get the same STOP error. I also replaced the contents of the system32/drivers folder with drivers from a fresh Windows 2000 installation (also in Virtual PC). Again, same STOP error. What other locations should I be concerned about if trying to eliminate a problematic driver? Is it enough to simply remove suspect files, or is there a better way to tell Windows not to load a driver? Or, is it possible that I'm barking up the wrong tree, and the problem might not be drivers at all? Thanks! Joseph Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562684
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    - moving and redirecting user profiles I have a windows 2000 server. I have multiple users terminal serving into it. I have special files located in each users profile. Now I need to move all these profiles from the default location c:\documents and settings to the D:\ drive. I need the profiles to stay intact and I want to make sure from now on all users logging into this server profiles are created on the d: drive. Im sure this is an easy process but can you direct me to the proper KB articles? Thxs Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562680
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    - MFT Usage Diskkeeper gives me a warning that my boot drive's performance is degraded because the MFT usage is at 83 percent. Is this really abnormal or a problem? If so, is there anything that cane be done about it (reduce MFT usage percentage or increase MFT capacity)? Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562678
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    - W2K High SNMP.exe CPU Utilization I have a W2K Server SP4 which has been running high snmp.exe cpu utilization. any suggestions how to troubleshoot? Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562676
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    - Dragon for W2K Anyone have any experience with "Dragon Naturally Speaking" for W2K? My brother is blind and I am trying to find out if this may help him to use a computer. tia, dc Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562674
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    - Intsallation automation I'm an administrator in networks with some 200 PC's in the domain. I'm looking for a tool that would help me in automation of new installation in each client(instead of installing in every PC individually). Is there some tool for that? Regards Dan Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562672
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    - Simple advice on backing up Windows 2000 system files I'm MCSE 4.0, but I went developer and everything has been fine for so long that I need some systems advice. I've been networking and using Windows 2000 since release, etc... I want to make this as simple as possible, and I'm sure anyone would understand. i have a BIOS drive C: first channel IDE that is divided into two partitions. C: (primary) and E: (extended data) ... the total is 8GB for the drive C: is a system partition of only 1GB and the E: is the rest of 8GB. C: contains my system files ( NT 2000 Workstation) . This workstation is my life's blood. Please imagine how important this process will be. I need to recombine the C: and E: partitions to make one whole 8GB drive. ALL BOOT partitions are on other IDE channels and drives. I have SO many ideas for doing this, and I know this entire thing may be an old question, but what is the fundamental "easiest" procedure for restoring NT 2000 Workstation after recombining the two partitions? Remember, I need to eliminate the primary partition on BIOS boot drive C: to extend the whole drive to 8GB. Any help is totally appreciated! Thanks. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562669
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    - win 2k boots 3-4 times Hi everyone we have 3 computers running Windows 2000 pro sp4 for the past 3 years and networked to share programs all stored on the main machine which is connected to the printers and the internet. all are configured the same and have had no problems until a couple of months ago when one of the 2 office machines started to freeze on bootup. we fixed this a few times by using the ERD but now it is booting and rebooting 3 -4 times before it loads permanently. no error messages just reboots after entering the login password. can someone tell us what we can try to get this one machine back to normal ? thanks to all, bob Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562665
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    - WMI Service - Stops/Starts Multiple Timees per Day I support a number of Windows 2000 servers in an enterprise enviroment (as well as Server 2003). I'm having issues with a number of the 2K machines. The WMI service will terminate unexpectedly and then (per the recovery options) restart. The service works as it is supposed to after the restart, but since we monitor the environment with MOM, this is sending a large number of alerts which I would like to eliminate. Does this repeated restart indicate a problem with the WMI service or should I look elsewhere for the root cause? I have not seen the issue on any of the 2003 servers, but am not familiar enough with the construction of the services to know if there is an architectural difference in WMI on those different OS versions. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562661
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    - DNS Servers in Windows 2000 I have a windows 2000 domain contoller which is also a DNS server. Many clients and other servers you this DC as there DNS. I now want to demote this DC to a normal server but leave the DNS server running. Will the DNS server still run on this server OK and will the other servers and PC still be able to use this servers as a DNS Server. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562659
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    - 2003 Upgrade and Time Server I have a windows 2000 domain controller server set as Time server and is in synch with an external time server. I want to upgrade this server to a windows 2003 server domain contoller. Will the upgrade affect the time server settings. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562658
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    - Getting partition too big on W2K re-install (NTFS) A few weeks ago W2K hosed itself on my backup PC. I was able to get into the disk from a boot CD, but I could not get the disk to boot or W2K setup to see the installation. I pulled the drive this weekend and recovered the setup files I wanted to my XP machine. I also recreated and formatted the partitions I wanted in XP and put the files back on those partitions. W2K still cannot see the installation (disk unformatted or damaged), so I killed the boot partition and tried to recreate it in W2K, but I'm getting partition too big. The partition I'm trying to create is 8 GB and is NTFS. Disk is set to Auto in the BIOS (always was), so it should not be a size recognition issue. I'll try forcing LBA next. Is the XP formatting causing W2K to choke, is the BIOS hosed or is there a partition size limitation in early W2K releases? Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562655
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    - Can't upgrade 2000sp2 to sp4 I had a W2k sp4 OS which crashed - failed to boot after attempting to fix Adobe program. With help from Dell I've wiped the c: clean & reformatted. I had much trouble getting it to boot at all. Would not complete the Win2K setup from CDrom. Finally I partitioned my Heardisk0 into 2 virtual drives: C: and H: and I set H: as the systemroot. Then I was able to get through the Win2k Setup sucessfully. Using Windows Update - I sucessfully installed Internet Explorer, but SP4 pack fails repeatedly. svcpack.log says: "Apply failed: c: <temp>\download\ntdll._p on h:\winnt\ntdll to get c:\<temp>\ntdll..dll" and repeats a similar message for several dowen .dll files. scvpack.log then notes that it displayed the failure message to me (the user):Message displayed to the user: Service Pack 4 Setup was unable to download all the Service Pack 4 files necessary for installation. If this error persists after you have clicked Retry several times, go to the Windows 2000 Service Pack Web site and select "P *** I'd truly appreciate any help. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562652
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    - Print dialog too big I recently added a new printer to my W2K machine. I'm not sure if this is the cause of my problem or not . . . When I try to print from OutlookExpress 6 the print dialog is too big to fit on the screen. I'm running 800x600 due to vision problems. The print dialog has changed recently: the border of the entire box is now much larger than necessary to contain the elements within. As such, there is quite of bit of flat gray area to the right the information/setup areas and between the Page Range/Number of copies areas and the Print/Cancel/Apply buttons (they are off the bottom of the screen.) The print dialog in MS Word does not have this problem. Anyone know of a preference setting or of a way to return the border of the print dialog box to a normal size? Tim Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562649
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    - Need a little help please..... I have the Windows 2000 Server Administrator's Companion (Microsoft Press), but it's not been very helpful (or I have been very dense). I have been tasked with caring for an ancient Windows 2000 Server and the users on its small domain. What I need to do is have a user desktop that is set up with applications, printers, desktop links, favorites, etc. (everything they need to do their job) and restrict them from changing those things, installing applications, getting to the control panel, running unauthorized apps, etc. It is for a location that cannot seem to get its workers to stop installing crap on the local PCs and they want it locked down. (I said just fire the people that don't listen and your problem is solved....but that is not the path they have chosen.) Are there any resources that may be helpful to me in this (more helpful than the MS tome that I can't seem to figure out)? jim Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562648
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    - =?windows-1256?B?ytrh4yDH4eHbySDH4drRyO3JIC9BcmFiaWMgTGFuZ3VhZ2Ug?= 4d7PIObMz8og4+be2scg2uHsINTI38kgx+HF5MrR5Mog3e0gx+Hmx97aIOXmIObHzc8g4+Qgw93W 4SDH4dHmx8jYINrh7A0Kx+HF5MrR5Mog3e0gz+bRx8ogx+Hh28kgx+Ha0cjtySDf4dvlIMPM5Mjt ySDh49PH2s/JIOPkIOXjIN3tIM3HzMkgxeHsDQrK2uHjIMfh483Hz8vJIObY0d4gx+Hf4cfjIMPm IMra4eMgx+Hh28kgx+Ha0cjtySDf4dvlIMPM5MjtyS4NCkkgUHJvYmFibHkgZm91bmQgYSB3ZWJz aXRlIHdoaWNoIGlzIHJlYWxseSBvbmUgb2YgdGhlIGJlc3Qgb25saW5lDQpBcmFiaWMgTGFuZ3Vh Z2UgY291cnNlcyBhcyBhIEZvcmVpZ24gTGFuZ3VhZ2UgdG8gaGVscCB0aGUgcGVvcGxlIHdob5Jz DQpuZWVkIHRvIHNwZWFrIGFuZCBsZWFybiB0aGUgQXJhYmljIGFzIGEgRm9yZWlnbiBMYW5ndWFn ZS4NCkl0IHRlYWNoZXMgbGV0dGVycywgd29yZHMsIGNvbnZlcnNhdGlvbiB2b2NhbCBhbmQgaW4g d3JpdGluZyBhbmQgbXVjaA0KbXVjaCBtb3JlhYUuDQp3d3cuVGhlZ3JlZW5nYXRlLm5ldA0KaHR0 cDovL3RoZWdyZWVuZ2F0ZS5uZXQvc2l0ZS9pbmRleC5waHA/b3B0aW9uPWNvbV9jb250ZW50JnRh c2s9dmlldyZpZD0xMzImSXRlbWlkPTIyMSZsYW5nPWVuZ2xpc2gNCg== Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562644
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    - Ping error 65 Incidentally the laptop running vista work well on that and came up with Yahoo Borge in sunny Perth, Australia Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562641
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    - Ping error 65 This seems to be different to other cases I have seen and as yet it is not cured. 2 computers are connected directly from a Dlink 504 router. It has worked for some years like that. This one is w2k sp4 plus updates and in perfect order, the troubled one is a XP sp2. The XP will see W2k and see any folder I have made available on the net but will not connect to the outer world, except it does connect via MS Internet Explorer. All others are useless such as ftp, eudora, Firefox and free agent as the most used items. The trouble started with no boot one day of the XP. I suspected the drive. Being a WD I brought out the diagnostic floppie which told me it was not a WD Disk, surprising as I took it out and there was the mark of Western Digital all over it. It was bought last year on the 14 of Feb and broke down on the 14 of Feb this year so I was in a hurry to get it exchanged as the dealer will only do it for 12 months. He declared that there was nothing wrong. Took it back and installed XP Pro SP2 - that showed me a completely blank C: partition so I think they may have formatted it maybe even at low level. I eventually found an Acronis Image of C and placed that in position. All is well and back to normal now except for the PING ERROR 65. Borge in sunny Perth, Australia Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562640
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    - Hard drive knackered? (Again) Stop Error 000000x7b Installed a new hard drive yesterday, loaded windows and updated everything. Ws running fine. Today, transfered some files over to the new drive. Got a light grinding noise, computer restarted by it's self and now gives a stop error 000000x7b and will not start in safe mode or boot from cd. Is there anything I can do or is it another RMA job? Kevin Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562631
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    - windows2000 professional cd player sound Hi my cd player that comes with 2000 has no sound but vlc player does, it was a driver AC97, any thoughts on fixing this? Oh yeah I have a sound blaster live card. Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562615
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    - Com port install Win2k machine. I have 2 DB9 Serial ports on this machine. Only 1 is showing up in the Hardware config (Com1) How do I get the other one to be recognized as com2?? how do I set that one up?? Thanks Bob Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562602
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    - Unable to locate the Desktop Icon Window That is the exact message that pops up in a dialog box each and every time I click on the "Show Desktop" icon in the Quick Launch bar. "Show Desktop" works as expected, just that annoying Fatal Error dialog box. I've searched Google with no luck. I've searched Google Groups with no luck. I've searched Microsoft with no luck. This is a newly built box with a quad core processor, 4GB RAM and a 1TB disk array, dual booting 2K and XP ... both fully patched. Oddly enough, I see exactly the same behaviour when booted to XP. -- Posted via NewsDemon.com - Premium Uncensored Newsgroup Service ------->>>>>>http://www.NewsDemon.com<<<<<<------ Unlimited Access, Anonymous Accounts, Uncensored Broadband Access Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562591
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    - System Crashes with 2G Memory Am looking for information that can lead to fix for W2KAS when installing 2G RAM. Motherboard: Asus A7M266-D Processor(s) (2): AMD Athalon XP 1800+ DIMM: KVR266X64C25/512 I have been running two KVR266X64C25/512 for about three years on this server, but when I install two of the same chip W2KAS crashes with a different STOP message each time, and never in the same stage of bootup. Sometimes it will make it into the OS and allow me to run an application, but the moment the application loads the OS crashes to a reboot. I tried inserting the /PAE switch in boot.ini, but this has not corrected the problem. However, when I remove the two new DIMM's W2KAS boots fine and operates perfectly. I shut down the server, took out the old DIMM's and put in the new DIMM's (still only using two chips) and W2KAS boots fine and operates perfectly. The problem is when I insert all four chips at once. At first I thought this could have been faulty chips (all Non-ECC btw) so I bought two more and the problem is the same. Please help ... Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562587
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    - Is Internet content cached on HD or in the memory? When I watch video clips on youtube, it takes time to download it, so that when viewing it for the second time it plays without downloading so it must be cached somewhere. Is it cached on disk or in the memory? Tag: Start up error message regarding NET Framework Tag: 562585
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Just had to do a repair install due to a hardware failure. Now I get a
message at the end of the Windows 2000 start up that says "Please set
registry key HKLM/software/microsoft/NETFramework/installRoot to point to
.NET Framework install location."

I don't have NET Framework installed (that I know of). I don't see this key
in the registry either. I am up to date on updates (SP4, etc.) How do I
get rid of this?

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Re: Start up error message regarding NET Framework by Dave

Dave
Thu Feb 28 19:44:19 PST 2008

Have the drive letters changed? You might try asking them here.
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223188

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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"Lee MacMillan" wrote:
> Just had to do a repair install due to a hardware failure. Now I get a
> message at the end of the Windows 2000 start up that says "Please set
> registry key HKLM/software/microsoft/NETFramework/installRoot to point to
> .NET Framework install location."
>
> I don't have NET Framework installed (that I know of). I don't see this
> key
> in the registry either. I am up to date on updates (SP4, etc.) How do I
> get rid of this?
>
>

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