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just look at the attachment, it says it all.
Poor fellow, these things just happen.
And to think a devil's own copy too.
Big Booger
Post Contained Warez Related Material. Post Has Been Moderated. - babis[/color:a01c9db9fd]
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to tweak your RWIN value optimally, I suggest you visit this site,
http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks that will check your connection and suggest to you several tweaks to improve your internet connection.
To kill pop-ups in IE6 just use tweak Xp's popup killer, and ad remover if you like. They work great, using them now. Never get pop-ups, and if you do, you can add the URL of the popup to tweak XP and it will eliminate them.
Big Booger
try that for a popup killer
http://www.totalidea.de/tweakxp.htm
this article might also help you,
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If your computer is part of a Workgroup, you will notice that a Shared Documents folder appears in My Computer. This folder lets you share files with multiple users easily. If you want to remove this folder you can:
Start the Registry Editor
Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies Explorer
Right-click an empty space in the right pane and select New > DWORD Value
Name the new value NoSharedDocuments
Double-click this new value, and enter 1 as its Value data
Close the registry editor
Log off, or restart Windows for the changes to take effect
To reverse this process, change the Value data to 0, or delete the NoSharedDocuments Value.
http://www.windows-help.net/WindowsXP/tune-16.html
take from that site
Big Booger:assshake
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If your computer is part of a Workgroup, you will notice that a Shared Documents folder appears in My Computer. This folder lets you share files with multiple users easily. If you want to remove this folder you can:
Start the Registry Editor
Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies Explorer
Right-click an empty space in the right pane and select New > DWORD Value
Name the new value NoSharedDocuments
Double-click this new value, and enter 1 as its Value data
Close the registry editor
Log off, or restart Windows for the changes to take effect
To reverse this process, change the Value data to 0, or delete the NoSharedDocuments Value.
taken from:
http://www.windows-help.net/WindowsXP/tune-16.html
Hope this helps,
Big Booger
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If you want XP to install your original driver, you need to do the following,
1) boot into safemode (tap the F8 key immediately after you turn the power on. Repeatedly tap the key until safemode screen comes up. CHoose safemode.
2) once in safemode, you need to select yes to boot to safe mode when the screen comes up asking you if you want to continue with safemode or do a system restore.
3) then go into my computer, right click, and hit properties, device manager, and find your display card, and right click and hit uninstall, now it should uninstall for you completely. Restart your computer, and XP should install the default XP drivers for your 3dfx card.
Big Booger
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Well,
first off I would like to start off with an analogy. Imagine now, you go into the doctors office, and you sit down and you say to the doc, I've got a terrible problem and I want you to fix it.
How in the sam hell can a doctor fix a problem without knowing/having more information?
The point is you need to provide information when you post an issue, especially with computers.
Now on to your problem, it seems 3dfx will no longer be supported in feburary, so It would be very good of you to scrap the card and go get a new one. As they are very reasonable these days.
Not knowing your card type, system used, etc... I am going to direct you to this site, however, if this does not help you then you need to post your information so we can diagnose your issue and try to offer help.
http://www.ntcompatible.com/3dfxfaq.shtml
this site has drivers for various 3DFX cards for windows 2000/XP.
Good luck,
Big Booger
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THIS will help you...........
http://www.armonia.it/drivers.htm
That might help you numnutts
http://www.duxbury.co.za/Download/Download.htm
or this
download the win 2000 driver n install it, if ur pc restarts, dont worry try again and ur win xp will accept the driver or try to download it in this site
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http://www.hp.com/cposupport/pc_photograph...306en1.exe.html
There you go for your XP drivers for that printer. You can thank me later.
Big Booger
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try the windows 2000 drivers instead,
ftp://ftp.kaktus.ahoj.pl/kaktus/drivery/k...-2000driver.exe
Another thing, right click your camera soft and choose compatibility mode, might work, might not.
big Booger
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try the windows 2000 drivers instead,
ftp://ftp.kaktus.ahoj.pl/kaktus/drivery/k...-2000driver.exe
Another thing, right click your camera soft and choose compatibility mode, might work, might not.
big Booger
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ignore that compatibility crap. Back up your data, then go and install XP all the way baby.
Oh yeah
Big Booger
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try using your printer soft in compatibility mode maybe? Other than that, i would say bother the hell out of EPSON's tech support until they offer you a fix or a patch,
Big Booger
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http://www.pcstuff.philips.com/downloads/p...ebInstaller.exe
get that file, download and run in XP. If that does not work, I might be able to help further.
this is your webcams site:
http://www.pcstuff.philips.com/prd/product...14911#DOWNLOADS
Big Booger
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do you have a scanner? If so, I'd suggest
A. Unplug it and plug it in only when needed.
B. Update the driver on the manufacturer's webpage.
If you dont have a scanner, I'd need more information about your computer, as in your OS, your system specs, etc...
also, any peripherials that you have installed, another thing that would be nice is a screen capture or photo of the incident. DO you get an error when you boot into windows or when you turn your PC on during the boot process?
Big Booger
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I went from a 45 sec boot to a 15 sec, doing a few simple things: some you might try and some are rather obvious.
1. first I went into me BIOS and tapped into the quick boot reference. that knocked off about 5 secs.
2. Then I went into msconfig using the run command on the startup menu, and got rid of everything that cranks up on the start up. Everything but the system crap that has to be there. I now have about 2 icons in the taskbar area. That killed off about 10 seconds.
3. Then I went into tweak UI and disabled showing the administrator on login, which bumped off another 10 seconds, because I no longer have to insert a password, and the choice menu for the login.
4. Lastly I used Norton system works to optimize the registry, did a defrag of the HDD, and a few other system tweaks.
These are some of the regular type things I did to improve my boot time.
Big Booger
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techi...nt/mltiboot.asp
That site will hook you up with all the info on dual booting XP and WIN2k. Let me know how it goes, and if you need more help, I might hop on it.
Big Booger:assshake
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/ho...y/choosing2.asp
Chad,
Have a look see at that there article, and it will explain the differences between PRO and HOME. Depending on the services you want, that article should tell you what HOME can do and what it can't.
Hope that helps.
Big Booger
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one more thing, have you tried that 73MB driver file????
If not, I'd suggest you give it a whirl, though at 73Mb that is a whopper.
Big Booger out
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http://www.akatech.com.au/box-drivers/4dwavedx.zip
Try this driver, it might work for your purposes
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another thing you might want to consider is scraping that card, because as this site says, they will no longer be supporting that card in future windows past98 and NT4.0
http://www.tridentmicro.com/tech/faq.html#4dwave
Good Luck
Big Booger
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thought you would get a kick out of that!
Big Booger
you should have a look at bill the pirate in action