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Thx for the info, been using this great app for ages now

Could you give us a bit more info, for example how are you connecting to internet?

No, I won't delete your post, since your resolution can help other people on this forum

I presume you're talking about the IE or some other browser status bar.. View --> status bar.. Is this what you have looking for?

Well, I must admit that I use IE7 Latest beta and I'm very satisfied with it... This war of browsers are so funny...use what you want but don't spit on other browsers... BTW, this ad sux

It does appear to be something related to "Windows Image Acquisition", which is a common component of Windows. This directory is being watched by Windows File Protection, because it needs to protect the file xrxflnch.exe should it ever show up. (Why does the directory have to exist in order for Windows File Protection to be able to watch it? I found out that it's a limitation of the Windows File Protection engine. It may have something to do with the fact that the FindFirstChangeNotification function can't watch a directory that doesn't exist.) How to ged rid of it: Just do an advanced search under system folders, hidden folders, and sub folders for "sfcfiles.dll". Then highlight each file, one at a time, and hit F2 and change the name to "sfcfilesold.dll". You will get a warning from windows that this is a necesary file but just ignore it. Restart your computer and then you can delete Xerox and nwwia. WARNING: I haven't tried to remove this folder, so be careful and do this at your own risk...

obviously some kind of a bug... why don't you enter microsoft.com without wildcards?

That is a very good speed for a 56K modem..

When this started to happen, did you do anything on ur PC, or just one day out of nowhere this problem occured..

Yes, it is possible through group policy... Start HERE

when this problem started to happen, have you install or remove some hardware recently...

I'm running windows XP SP2 on my machine and on my clients in a company.. I have to change the security level for Internet zone in IE6 on one client PC... I tried changing it by goin' to IE-->Internet Options --> Security --> Custom Level... From the dropdown list I've changed the value to medium (before it was high) and clicked reset. It changes but after IE restarts I have the high level again... I tried the same thing on my PC where I have admin rights but it's the same... Can someone help me?

Sorry, I don't know how to help you but I've moved this topic to unattended section since you didn't get any replies on XP forum... Best of luck..

Post screenshot here so we could see what happens when you connect the device..

Yep, i got it also, I have set up that windows should ask me if there's something for download, but this one was installed automatically.... My Windows are Genuine so I'm not having any problems, I wonder how this message appears for non-legal ones... It will be a big suprise for those who didn't read the news and have non-legal windows installed on their machines

Can you tell us which pages are opening?

Try to scan ur PC with Windows Defender or with Spyware Doctor which isn't freeware but you can install a demo version, check ur PC but you won't be able to delete the infected files... In this case at least you could see if you're PC has been infected.. Good luck..

Thank you for your help..

Guys, I have created two bat files, one is for quick change to DHCP configuration and the other one is for static IP.. DHCP: netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" dhcp Static IP: netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.115 255.255.255.0 10.156.1.100 1 StaticIP.bat changes IP address, subnet mask and default gateway..Can I somehow put DNS servers in it also?

Yes, this is the good answer, along with the other system info you get "original install date" also...

Also, I forgot to mention that I would love my monitor to have a thin frame, just like BENQ does... C'mon gurus, do you have any rewievs about these monitors shown above?

I have visited few shops today and I'll go crazy, I hate to buy myself a new piece of hardware, 'cause every time I have second thoughts and doubts... I'll show you few monitors that were interesting to me and convert the valute to USD so you can know the prices in Croatia.. Ok, I checke the picture on few monitors and one of them is: BENQ FP93GX 19" Dot Pitch 0.294mm Interface DVI-D sub Brightness 300 cd/m2 Contrast 700:1 Response Time 2 ms Gray to Gray Maximum resolution: 1280 x 1024 SXGA Angle 140/135(H/V) Dimensions 410x404.2x168.2 mm Weight 5 kg 525$ I can say that this monitor has very good picture, maybe the best I saw in that shop, very warm and good colours... Then I saw the Samsung monster: Synchmaster SM 204b 20" Display 20.1" Colour TFT LCD Dot Pitch 0.255mm, 15pin DVI D-sub, 300 cd/m2 , 800:1, time 5 ms, 1600 × 1200, 160/160 (H/V) 743$ LCD 19" LG FLATRON L1932P LG FLATRON L1932P, 19'', 1280 x 1024, 700:1, 300 cd/m2, 4ms, 170°/170°, D-Sub, DVI 445$ What do you say about this monitors guys, I don't know nothing about BENQ, Samsung doesn't seem to have very good colours.. LG is a bit cheap...:-)

Ok, this two monitors are in the final.... Now which one would you recommend and why, thx all for ur time.. Samsung SM960BG, 19" LCD, 1280x1024, 300cd/m2, 700:1, 160°/160°, MagicBright, 4 ms... LG FLATRON L1950SQ 19" LCD 1280x1024, 300cd/m2, 700:1, 160°/160° 4 ms...

Ok, I don't understand this contrast value, what is better, higher or lower value? I don't get this contrast and brightness values.. I saw one nice samsung with Contrast 1000:1 and Brightness 250 cd/m2.. Is this good, or is this brithness to low?

Maybe I'll go for this one, what do you think guys? Sony