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(oops.. should have added: ofcourse HKLM could also work instead of HKCU - just grab whatever you're comfortable with) --- saybibi(); //john #include <stddiscl.h>

Hi, Best guess is that the URLSearchHooks setting got clobbered (that's the hook that eg. TweakUI uses to define its search prefixes)... just reset [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\URLSearchHooks] "{CFBFAE00-17A6-11D0-99CB-00C04FD64497}"="" and it should work again...

Hm... indexing service.. - do you by any chance have a lot or large (either will do) ZIP files? by default ZIPfiles are handled transparently as &quot;subdirs&quot;... and the indexing service has been known to create havoc in these circumstances... just as a test, try running: regsvr32 /u...

Actually - the idea is just that there *will* be (according to various posts by MVPs in MS newsgroups) a Windows Messenger (for XP) version 5 (w/ the new API), but so far that is not yet ready.. and since outlook express and possebly other programs use Windows Messenger instead of MSN Messenger...

Your 1st message is likely the problem... the machine is trying to download the latest group policies, but that fails, probably by timing out... even might throw in a retry or so, but I don't think so.. Ok - that was the easy part. Now the fun begins: Apparently there is a problem with the...

Hm.. let's think - xmnt2002 - wouldn't that be the PowerQuest &quot;batch processor&quot; - to modify locked volumes? When scheduled, that tries to run (like all programs which need full access to active disks) very early in the OSload process.. (the same moment that off-line disk defragmenters...

Any interesting / relevant messages in the eventlog? (Run eventvwr.msc) ? --- saybibi(); //john #include <stddiscl.h>

Ok - let's see... you should be able to modify the EditFlags value in the registry: at HKCR\lnkfile there should be a 4 byte binary value EditFlags (sometimes changed into a dword - should not make a difference)... If you were to clear (let me think - this is out of my head) b0 (the least...

Hi Turkbear, To start with: kochg asked a simple question; he just got a possible solution for his problem; he didn't ask for a security audit/analyses or whatever... (and besides: blocking files based on extensions is a long shot - mostly overkill, *iff* you use just some plain common sense...

Have a look at http://www.slovaktech.com/attachmentoptions.htm - that might be just what you need.. --- saybibi(); //john #include <stddiscl.h>

config.msi is a (hidden) subdir, usually created at the root of %SystemDrive% (eg. C:\Config.MSI) - here the installer creates backup copies of overwritten / removed files and/or settings during the installation, in order to be able to do a full rollback if the install is aborted (either by the...

Just allow writing to removable media (either through policy (looking at your situation, I'd say &quot;Win+R gpedit.msc&quot;) Local computer / Windows Settings / Security settings / Local policies / Security Options / Recovery console: allow floppy etc.... Or, assuming no policies: once at the...

You could always get a (recent) linux set up- the NTFS file system driver has a experimental write-enable setting.. I tried it a couple of times, and 2 times it worked... (and for the others times: a sector image restored through the net worked wonders).. But this is probably not something you...

Caro-nz: Could you have a look at the spool location? (Start / Printers and Faxes, and then on an empty spot in the Printers and Faxes window, alternate (usually right) click, and select Server Properties... On the latest tab (advanced) you should see the spool dir mentioned... Does that dir...

If I recall correctly, there's an option to set the default gateway to the remote (RAS) network.. Otherwise, you could add the necesseary route info manually (just lookup route add).. Although - a local admin works fine? how does that local admin authenticate to the network? If a domain user...

Well, to even begin to work this out, we would need more information: what is network setup, how do you connect (LAN and ISP), and things like that.. So please, tell us your network configuration, and your ISP connection details, perhaps we can help you further if we got something to work...

Just jumping on the last issue, rundll32 being stuck... The problem is not rundll32 - that is just a (very convenient!) tool to run things from DLLs.. there are tons of useful routines burried in all sorts of DLLs, and rundll32 (or rundll in 16 bit windows variants) is just a wrapper that sets...

The upgrade to PRO is your best option; but you don't have to run a local webserver to develop serverside includes - it can be done on another webserver... only there are some extra steps (both local and remote) involved to getting things to work smooth... and there will be a (noticeable or not)...

at HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop modify the REG_SZ value Wallpaper to your liking... nothing new with XP in this regard.... --- saybibi(); //john #include <stddiscl.h>

Hi, nitrous75, Well - this *is* strange - you didn't edit the results by any chance (probably not, but...) You don't have anthing bound to local addresses?? On the left side I would have expected at least some 192.168.0.3 entries, some 127.0.0.1 and some 0.0.0.0 entries... It looks like your...