http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Perform-Maintain-forum-58.html Latest 15 Messages on www.downloadpipe.com http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Windows-XP-Home-Lockup-Shutdown-Problems-ftopict623148.html#2229075 It s worth a look in the Event Viewer to see if anything is being flagged up by the system as a possible culprit Click on Start > Run > type eventvwr msc and press Enter; have a look through the Application and System logs for any suspects Archquark wrote in message news: 23FCBURtZKHA 5276@TK2MSFTNGP05 phx gbl >A friend who has Windows XP Home http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/explorer-exe-absolute-memory-hog-ftopict623005.html#2228914 PID Memory Usage Peak Memory Usage Virtual Memory Size I clicked explorer exe to highlight so it is easy to spot Since I do not have any folders with a lot of pictures I used Search Find Files and Folders and searched for jpg files which appeared as thumbnails in the search results pane Most had never been displayed as thumbnails before so as I scrolled down through the res http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/laptop-start-ftopict623071.html#2228660 I did reply yesterday but for some reason the text did not post Since then my sister has found the original disc so I will try that and come back if it does not work Thanks nass wrote: > > > Chicken George wrote: > > > My sister s 3 year old laptop will not start in any configuation She cannot > > find her original XP Home Edition cd Can she get a copy from Microsoft http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Microsoft-Net-Framework-Unexpected-Error-ftopict623014.html#2228435 On Sat 24 Oct 2009 08:04:01 0700 leo4033 wrote: > Hello > > Windows XP SP3 user > > I m getting a really long error from Microsoft NET Framework everytime I > boot up Any ideas as to why this is happening or how I can fix it? No ideas if you don t tell us exactly what the error message is Please provide the exact verbatim text of http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/endless-loop-screen-ftopict622583.html#2227276 I am having the same problem MrJ wrote: > The XP64 on my laptop will load to the Welcome screen I click on to the icon > of my user name the admin icon is not present It says the usual loading > personal settings It then immediately says saving personal setting > stays there at the Welcome screen > > It does this in diagnostic and normal startup also with http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/NTbackup-security-date-stamp-dir-structure-files-ftopict622632.html#2226604 On Aug 10 7:31pm Marcotte wrote: > I have a few questions regarding ntbackup I m running it in XP Pro SP 3 > > 1 Is there any way to secure the backup file? Can you put a password on > it? I know there is the option to restrict access to owner and admin but if > someone gets a copy of the backup file they can still restore onto another > c http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/PDF-files-open-properly-ftopict622561.html#2226082 Able to access all pdf files after removing version 8 and reinstalling version 9 Continue required right click>click open with acrobat reader 9 Can live with that thanks for your correspondence Robert Robersabel wrote: > Right click>open or double click pdf file I receive the following: > > Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view this file Would you like to > in http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Win-XP-Hangs-Logoff-Logon-ftopict622483.html#2225669 Hello You may want to look at the Event Viewer for some clues Here s how Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer Look under Application and System for Error and Warnings More information on Event Viewers here http: support microsoft com kb 308427 Alternatively use System Restore to restore your system to the point there was no such problem http: s http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/DRIVERS-GOOD-ftopict622440.html#2225491 CmosDriver wrote in message news:53CCA023 FB1D 488D A8A3 563AAA57005B@microsoft com > > > LVTravel wrote: > >> >> CmosDriver wrote in message >> news:B59B8953 49D0 4602 89B3 F8793499EFE6@microsoft com >> > >> > >> >> > Product ID: 2373k3u >> >> > Download site >> >> > http: www 307 ibm c http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Windows-XP-SP2-SP3-ftopict622441.html#2225490 I wouldn t use automatic updates because you don t know what the heck it might install or what might break as a result I have visions of walking in one morning to a row of 50 nice evenly tinted blue screens or 50 machines defaming ME as a pirate for that matter I would install SP3 from my experience there are few conflicts and it does enhance security Perhaps test on one or http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Hibernate-function-working-ftopict622384.html#2225274 I have a Dell Dimension 4600 with a P4 and 2 gb of RAM running Windows XP home edition SP3 I have tried using the hibernate function but it does not respond I have gone into the power options settings and confirmed that hibernate mode is enabled Yet when I try to put my machine into a state of hibernation it does nothing I m using the Start Turn Off Computer Hibernate http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Keyboard-shortcuts-stopped-working-ftopict622383.html#2225273 My friendly fellow posters I am very very sorry for all the problems that my stupidity has been causing here I have been outing you say? a dirty lying REAL TROLL Mick Murphy and his brother Fake PaulShit Paul Shite Montgomery also TROLL I help people here not arguing with the swill of the garbage bins Please please forgive me for being so silly Look at the rec http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/0x000000c4-error-ftopict622381.html#2225272 Hi I have spent all morning verifying each driver and could have narrowed down the problem to two drivers One is the driver for my SB PCI128 soundcard I was using this because I needed the use of the game port I have removed this card and will monitor things to see if the problem crops up again Can you tell me if I can get a game port plug in instead of using the soundcard http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Loss-Profile-hibernation-ftopict622382.html#2225261 I am nass; you arwe filthy TROLL HTH nass http: www nasstec co uk nass wrote: > > > > Keep trolling Mick from AIR Tel Broadband the REAL TROLL sending his sicking > spam: > Yep the Micky Mouse back again with a malicious childish Behaviour > Mick Murphy the REAL TROLL > > At least now he is calling himself Mad Mike but soon will call himself REAL > http://www.downloadpipe.com/forums/windows/Registry-cleaners-ftopict622380.html#2225247 Olrin wrote: > BTW that link resolved to a WUGNET page for me; couldn t see Exploring > Windows anywhere True It was a cut from a MS newsletter I subscribe to