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I installed my windows xp OS using Nlite which I aquired here at MSFN. I tried using MSTCS and it gave me an error saying "Windows cannot access the specified devise, path or file. You may not have to appropriate permissions to access the item. I've also tried to reinstall it, but I get ' Remote desktop connection cannot be installed cause your operating system already has a built in version. I am logged in as te administrator of this machine I trying to run it from. Any help would be appreciated!
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Sounds to me like your IE isn't configured correctly. Remember to check settings in your Internet Properties ;Connection Tab!
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Hi All I'm looking for a map editor to add waypoints to certain maps in counter strike version 1.5. Any help would be appreciated!
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Happy Black or White?
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Are there any alternatives to the suprnova.org site. I always went there to download and I doubt them going down means that bittorrent will die. Any suggestions?
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Can you take a screen shot of the options and send it to me. You'll find my email address under this reply.
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cigarette! Outlook express or Microsoft outlook?
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Click once on the file so that it is highlighted........ Then hold in shift and right click on the file....... On the menu there should be the open with option..... Then you can choose either notepad or wordpad to edit with....
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What Marsden said is correct. It usually pertains to some incompatibility associated with a modem, network card, etc. Try removing these cards for the installation period and replacing them when the installation is complete. Also I've had the installation freeze because of a "process error". The pc actually stopped responding instead of a total freeze up. Try the installation again and when the pc freezes try holding in shift and hitting f10. If the computer has stopped responding it should bring up the task manager and you can view the processes running. If that doesn't work then you'll have to use your screw driver.
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Don't be stupid! Windows XP Pro!!!!! Total Copy or Total Commander?
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You need to use the Devcon program to enable and disable network connections from the command line. Devcon is listed as a "Command Line Utility Alternative to Device Manager. The command to enable the connection looked like this: devcon enable *rc_virtualadapter And the command to disable the connection looked like this: devcon disable *rc_virtualadapter I am not sure how I found out the connections "name" but if you google devcon.exe you should be able to find it. You can get more information, and download devcon, from microsoft at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...b;EN-US;Q311272
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FIrst up ipconfig /release is a command used to release your IP address only. Renew just renews it. It doesn't disable the network. Obviously if you release your IP you won't be able to browse the network, but it doesn't mean it's disabled. I'm not sure which command will disable your LAN connection but I'll look it up.
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Backup, Reinstall.... Works every time!
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As far as I know you must allocate a drive letter to access partions. When using your external drive on another machine it should automatically use the next available drive letters to recongnise the different partions. Otherwise asign drives letters like R: or S:! The chances of another pc having so many IDE drives to reach the letters R or S in very small. Let me know if I was of any help.....
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The guys in my company are always on about the current temp of thier pc's. I have a P4 prescot 2.8 Ghz which runs under full load at about 62 Degrees C. Is this a reasonable temp? What would be the ideal temp for a P4 to run at under full load ( like playing HL2 )?
