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I am also experiencing this problem. File is locked by user. Has anyone found a better fix besides copying files to local machine first?

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;315074&

found this on the net http://www.alanluber.com/pcfearfactor/officialxupiterpage.htm

I was told by an HP rep that the code they look for is in the bios not on the HDD. So if you change Motherboards you will not be able to use your restore disk. I had an hp that the mobo went bad so I used an intel motherboard to replace it and my recovery cd no longer worked. The above is what I...

I got the message too. I am using a dial up connection. Not sure how they are doing it, but sure would like to know

what if any are the error messages that you receive?

to copy local user profiles. right click on my computer, choose properties, then advanced, then click setting under user profiles and use the copy command there.

In windows xp there is no regedit32. the command works, but it calls the regedit.exe

You could also use mandatory profiles for the desktop settings problem. It will allow them to make changes, but they will be reset to default when the user logs back on.

I am not sure about win98, but xp will work through Ris

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];Q300483

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WIndows XP pro does not have built in support for mirrored volumes. You maybe able to do it with other software but not sure.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q297185

At the run menu type sigverif this will give you a list of all the drivers on your system that are not signed by Microsoft. It is a safe bet that if the driver is signed by Microsoft, it is not the problem, try to find drivers that are certified by Microsoft. Check out www.microsft.com/hcl to...

You can with software like partition magic, but I don't think there is anything built in that will do it.

here is the registry way if you like playing around in there. Works for NT 2000 and Xp Add a new string value named 'DefaultUserName' and set it to the username you wish to automatically logon as. Add a new string value named 'DefaultPassword' and set this to the password for the user entered...

Check to see if your line in on the volume control panel is on. One of my XP machines Does something similar when I mute the Line in it goes away.

Not sure about NT, but adding a second cpu in windows 2000 what you need to do is change the driver as follows CONFIGURING SUPPORT FOR MULTIPLE PROCESSING UNITS 1. Start Device Manager. (Select Start➪Settings➪Control Panel, and then doubleclick System. Click the Hardware tab...

Not sure on the mouse thing but here is some info on the parallel port http://www.howstuffworks.com/parallel-port2.htm