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ladyd99

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  1. ladyd99 replied to gui_m's topic in Windows XP
    it does sound like it is a problem with the icons just needing to be changed to large but have u tryed to increase the size of them manually? display properties> appearance>advanced
  2. Quite sometime ago i had this same problem, as it turned out i had a virus. I wish i could remember the name of it now but i cant. I do remember i went to the Symantec and got a fix though. Im not saying that this is what is wrong with your system. It was what was wrong with mine when i got that same error message all the time.
  3. ladyd99 replied to GLO's topic in Windows XP
    The same thing happened to me. I found a different driver at http://www.driverguide.com/ that is working just fine now. Also make sure your scanner is turned off when u install the driver.
  4. Looking through some log files the other day i found about 4 instances of this(this is the oldest one) : Event Type: Warning Event Source: WinMgmt Event Category: None Event ID: 63 Date: 01/09/2004 Time: 2:47:09 PM User: DIANNA\~Lady D~ Computer: DIANNA Description: A provider, HiPerfCooker_v1, has been registered in the WMI namespace, Root\WMI, to use the LocalSystem account. This account is privileged and the provider may cause a security violation if it does not correctly impersonate user requests. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. I went to the above link but it didnt really help me to understand what is happening here. Is there someone using my ISP account or in my computer messing around? Thanks again ~Lady D~
  5. Hi I have a question. I wanted to format my c drive just to start fresh again. When i went to get my Cicero recovery disc, ( which is just Windows XP with sp1 on it) it wasnt there. I called the retailer and told them they must have kept my disc last year when they worked on my computer. They burned me a copy which was XP with SP2 on it. When i tryed to install it from Windows using the autorun it comes up with this error message: The option to upgrade will not be available at this time because Setup was unable to load the file D:\i386\WINNTUPG\NETUPGRD.DLL. The system cannot find the file specified. If i try to install it from the boot screen i get this error: System cannot find specifed file "viapdsk.sys" Setup has failed. So i called the retailer again told them i needed the original disc that came with my computer (thinking that had to be the prob). They again burned me another copy but this time it was WindowsXP with SP1 which was the version that came with my computer. But again i cant install it. I get the same error: "viapdsk.sys" not found and "install failed". That is when i try to install it from the boot screen. When i try to install it when im in windows and i get " install failed". So my questions are: Is it my computer or the discs? if it is my puter, how do i get those files back? Should i take it in to get fixed? Does Xp have the System file checker like '98 did? Do u know what those two missing files are? and finally, How did this happen to me? I have searched and found some fixes but they didnt work. For example i tryed to copy all the files from D:/i386 folder to C:/i386 and i also tryed updating my computer with every update i could find. Thanks ~Lady D~ you can find whats on my computer here cicero.ca serial number: 1056847

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