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Metspitzer wrote: > I use Winmx for P2P. I send files to one folder and then move them > when they are complete. So the files I am trying to move have never > been open. When I try to move them I get the message that I can't > move them (used by another program). I have discovered that I can ...

Julie wrote: > VanguardLH wrote ... > >> Julie wrote: >> >>> Computer B- >>> Win XP with all service packs & updates >>> Cannot print to Computer A if computer browser or server services are >>> disabled on Computer A >>> Can print if computer browser or server services are enabled on Computer >>> A ...

Julie wrote: > "VanguardLH" <V@nguard.LH> wrote in message > news:i5f6hk$a8f$1@news.albasani.net... >> Julie wrote: >> >>> VanguardLH wrote ... >>> >>>> Julie wrote: >>>> >>>>> VanguardLH wrote ... >>>>> >>>>>> Julie wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> irpstacksize >>>>>> >>>>>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb ...

Julie wrote: > VanguardLH wrote ... > >> Julie wrote: >> >>> VanguardLH wrote ... >>> >>>> Julie wrote: >>>> >>>>> irpstacksize >>>> >>>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285089 >>> >>> Increased my irpstacksize to the max as suggested in the article. I >>> still get both errors. >> >> Have you open ...

Julie wrote: > VanguardLH wrote ... > >> Julie wrote: >> >>> irpstacksize >> >> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285089 > > Increased my irpstacksize to the max as suggested in the article. I > still get both errors. Have you open the network connectoid (Control Panel -> Network) to use its Repair to ...

Julie wrote:

> irpstacksize

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285089

Perplexed on LI wrote: > Every time a user logs on to his account on my computer, he gets the RUNDLL > message: Error loading c:\windows\windows32\vboopexm.dll; The specified > module could not be found". > > I couldn't find any hint anywhere as to what module it is, what specified it > and how to ...

ju wrote:

> Diagnostic Report (1.9.0019.0):
> ...
> Windows License Type: Volume
> ...

So why do you have a *volume* license on your personal-use computer? Just
where did you get that copy of Windows?

(Note: Proper attribution lines were replaced in my reply.) Bernd wrote: > JoJo wrote: > >> Is there any other files (DLL of other) that I can use to customize >> (change the look of) the icons on my desktop ? > > moricons.dll And the old Program Manager (prelude to Windows Explorer) that is still ...

rmcevoy@rcn.com wrote: > Received this messsage at shutdown > regit.exe dll initalization failed > the application failed to initalize window station is shutting down > Does any one have any ideas ? > Scaned with Norton and Spyware doctor nothing found > Thanks > Bob There is no regit.exe file ...

rmcevoy@rcn.com wrote: > message at Shutdown - Regedit.dll initalization failed comes up > followed by > application failed to initalize because windows station is shutting > down > Does any one have an idea on how to fix it > I did all my scans no viruses > some times it does not come up and when ...

dennisd wrote: > Have you ever seen this error. I called Dell and was told that my warranty > does not cover software problems and this the charge would be $239 to fix. > The couple of solutions googled didn't work. The problem has something to do > with XP Service Pack 3, Net Framework 1.1, and ...

Tom Pamin wrote:

> Has anyone found a foolproof way to change the Windows 7 startup sound
> (imageres.dll)? I've tried a few methods and none of them let me
> complete the processs, even in Safe Mode.

How is this a Windows *XP* issue, the topic of THIS newsgroup?

nitish wrote: > there are no icons and taskbar in my desktop ,though i call taskmanager and > open new task ,it doesnot allow to open and just displays the message > "nomaliz.dll" not found. > i downloaded that file from internet and copied on system files ,but still > no icons no taskbar..please ...

Laurel wrote: > see below > > "VanguardLH" <V@nguard.LH> wrote in message > news:hboh1q$8bs$1@news.albasani.net... >> Laurel wrote: >> >>> Interesting. I think the other folks probably gave me what I needed for >>> my >>> original question, but I'd like to know more about set|more. I tried it ...