Summary: My computer crashed and I am trying to backup my Documents and Settings directory from my XP installation CD at the CMD prompt to a USB drive. The pro...
Summary: hi, thanks for the response. the control printers from the command prompt worked. where did u get this info. i went thru the xp resource kit but i don...
Summary: Hi, i want to delete an AVI Video file on my computer, but when i trie to delete it, Windows tells me that the file is in use. (no matter why?!) I hav...
Summary: 1. Login as Administrator 2. Go to Start/Run and type in cmd and click OK. At the prompt type cipher /r:Eagent and press enter This prompt will then...
Summary: Long story, but I had to reformat and reload XP Pro on a partition that previously had Windows 98. Unfortunately, I stupidly didn't think about the f...
Summary: I backed up all my windows2000 pro files on one of my disks (ALL NTFS from win2k SP2). When I installed windows XP pro i tried to access this w2k driv...
Summary: You have the FAKED symptoms that were made to be installed without your permission by the makers of what's generally called "rogue" anti-malware softw...
Summary: I recently converted to NTFS from FAT32 believing that all problems were sorted. My games are OK but when I burn files to a CD-RW disk they are now re...
Summary: Encrypting File System (EFS) provides the core file encryption technology used to store encrypted files on NTFS file system volumes. Once you encrypt ...
Summary: if(GetCookie('computingnet_image') == 'yes') { document.write(''); } ::I DONT THINK THATS WHAT HE MEANT FELLAS!:: FOR WINDOWS 2000,XP ONLY __________...
Summary: Hi. Do this: 1.Get you a Windows ME bootdisk with smartdrv.exe on it. You dont get the smartdrv.exe on the bootdisk automatichly when you make a bootd...
Summary: I have a bunch of crazy files in "D:\Documents and Settings\Ken\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\Bob\L37RTXSA" which all have illeg...
Summary: It might be referring to the fact that your files were copied from a FAT32 system and your trying to put them on a NTFS system. I'd say that is your p...
Summary: In addition, your drive being fat32 has nothing to do with your access speed. Despite what you may have read on the internet the file system has litt...
Summary: Ofc. files on usb are FAT, possible to open on computer with NTFS? Ofc. uses MS Word 2003, I have, but can't open the files on the usb. Any suggestio...
Summary: We are using novell servers v4.2 sp9. We have the Novell client 4.9 SP1a on windows XP SP1 workstations. Sometimes we cannot delete files on the serve...
Summary: The other day, I noticed a file on my desktop called '~'. The icon displayed was one of the default icons Windows displays when no application is asso...
Summary: hi i have icq, and was able to get files on icq from my mate. After reinstalling xp pro when i try to get a file usunig icq it just locks up on me, i...
Summary: I'm not at that computer now but from what I remember I hit CTRL-A in Explore, which highlighted all the mp3 files on the CD (it is a RW drive), then ...
Summary: Hi I have 3 questions 1) I have lost my some data. Most of this data was consist of video files (having extensions ".dat" and ".mpg"). How can I recov...
Summary: "No Refund" does not mean they are not legally required to replace faulty goods. At least where I come from there are statutory protections for consum...
Summary: Easy! NTFS - Good performance / Great Security FAT32 - Great performance / No Security FAT32 - Unable to see files on NTFS NTFS - Able to see everyth...
Summary: Ok, when I start up my XP machine, everything goes fine until there is supposed to be a blue screen saying "welcome". Yes, the XP loading screen comes...
Summary: I have been baffled by what XP has shown me lately. I have selected all the options I can find that would allow me to see all hidden/system files on t...
Summary: I’m re-posting this since I haven’t been able to get an answer on this or other fo-rums. Thanks for your help and patience. From salgolf Out of the b...
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