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I have an ST31500341AS, Firmware CC1H, is it affected or not?
seagate support says not yet affected, whatever that means
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Backup your your registry, Backup your system partition, then go to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
change the value of
ProgramFilesDir (x86)
to
D:\programfiles(x86)
and the value of
CommonFilesDir (x86)
to
D:\programfiles(x86)\CommonFiles
or whatever path you like.
If you already installed something in C:\programfiles(x86), then search the Registry for C:\programfiles(x86) and programfiles(x86) (some software uses C?\programfiles(x86)) and change the values according to your wishes.
Complex Installation (f.e. antirus or firewall) could get messy using this procedure, so its best to uninstall these and then do a reinstall.
there is no such thing as windows recognizing programs. it is nothing without you
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when i go to task manager, i see that under the Username column, its blank! so it seems like explorer got corrupt or something... looks like its true that XP is faster but less stable.
xp.sp2 doesn't have these problems
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i think new keys are created with every software-update, first Internet.HHCtrl.1 then Internet.HHCtrl.2
which is totally useless because both keys contain same data. with the creation of a new key the original is updated with a reference-Subkey to the added key [example: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Internet.HHCtrl\CurVer: Internet.HHCtrl.1].
i think this is the main reason for the registry size growing, especially when reinstalling bloated software like acrobat, msoffice or vmware.
does anyone know why this happens?
and a second registry-related question:
is there a software that analyzes key-sizes like there is for folder-sizes (treesize pro or FolderSizes)
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sorry ment inno setups
meanwhile it should be enough to overwrite the old innounp.exe with this one
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I changed the IP address of the the pci network card to 192.168.1.* and it works now.
thanks for your quick help Ghostrider
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i got a starnet digital router with integrated adsl modem, connected to my standard pci network card.
normally i should be able to enter the configuration screen by browing to http://192.168.1.2, that dos not work.
i tried with 2 different network cards, 2 windows versions,out of winpe,disabled firewall,nothing worked.
what windows services etc. are needed to connect to a router in this configuration?
any ideas? or should i reset the router?
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I want the file that integrates UniExt into Explorer
in Universal Extractor
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