20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition for PC - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Hi,

MS outlook is part of ms office and outlook express is part of the operating system. To reinstall the outlook express you need to go to the install additional components for windows option in add remove programs.

go to control panel>internet options >programs hope this helps regards Jim

You cant put 2k service packs on XP, try xp's sp3, it may solve the problem

yes u can burn cd on windows xp but u should have Cd burner by which u can burn cds by right clicking the data and send to .. select your cd-rw and send it after on left side click on write this on cd someting like this will show u in cd-rw window

try a different brand, depend on when the CD was made, some of the Verbatim CD are no good for any reader.
the laser in the newer CD or DVD reader is mroe sensetive than before, any defect or coating defect will render the disk unusable.

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here is not allow to paste the key.send me email address then i give you.

1.How are you attaching to the network printer from your daughters computer? IP address, or by the name of the printer...Also make sure you check you are attaching to the network printer, and not local printer.

2. Install the Microsoft TCP/IP version 6 protocol on both computers by clicking install on your LAN properties, then restart PC. This should work!

Please cheek your server configuration.Or cheek your server capability to take stable this configaration

whats the make and model of the PC?

format /fs:XXX

XXX= FAT, FAT32 or NTFS.

For future reference type:
format /?

From the Start menu: All Programs > Accessories > Sytem Tools > System Restore

please follow the following
start -contol panel -user accounts -create account..
hope u wil succeed
thank u..

check to see if your on the administrator account. it could be something on your computer preventing you from using doing anything like that or could be the local policies that have changed. Try saving the downloaded programs onto the desktop and then just go to the desktop and try to run it from there

yes remove YM version 9 then try re installing version 8

Use a download manager program for files over 5 MB. May I suggest TrueDownloader. It is an OpenSource program, and you don't need a code or registration.

Some people have experienced this very frustrating behavior. There are some steps you can take to determine the cause and correct the situation. After each step, you may wish to check the behavior.

1. Run the Disk Cleanup utility (available by going to Start> All Programs> Accessories> System Tools) Make sure you have checked the Temporary Internet Files and Temp files.
2. If it needs it, Defragment your hard drive.
   
3. Visit Windows Update and make sure your system is current. Run a custom update and check for any available hardware drivers & firmware for your system. (It is not necessary to install IE8 at this time. In fact, I'd recommend waiting until after you resolve this issue.)
4. Frequently these lock-ups in IE are caused by add-ons to the browser. Please follow the instructions in this article to troubleshoot your browser add-ons.
5. You may have outdated hardware drivers that are causing conflicts on your system. Please follow the instructions in this excellent tutorial to update your Windows drivers.
6. There is excellent advise given in this post; please apply whatever is applicable.
7. Use the Internet Explorer self-help tool available by clicking here
8. Remove older versions of Java with JavaRa available by clicking here, and update Java.
9. Update your Adobe Reader & Flashplayer by going to http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
10. Check for malware and spyware. Consult this protocol and use this tool
    
11. Take a look at this forum for tips and trusted advice on Internet Explorer
    

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
If I've managed to answer your question or solve a problem, please take just a moment to rate this post....thanks!

You need to replace that missing or corrupt system file. If you don't have your disk, you can borrow someone else's Windows XP disk (SP2) because you will need an XP disk to access the recovery console to replace isanpn.sys file.

Here's a link to the full steps on Microsoft's website to go to the recovery console and replace that file:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315311

Just put the PowerPoint CD into the drive. An autorun program should automatically start the PowerPoint installation program. From there, just follow the instructions on the screen. You should not need to change any of the default setup options.

Hi thewaysofthe,

There are plenty of site that offer free downloads to update drives, but all they really do is download the software examine your problems, and then ask you to pay for it to be fixed. So, what I would do is go to your control panel and click on the system icon. In there you'll find a hardware tab. Click that on and go to device manager. Then go down to the sounds, video and game controllers, and if the driver is missing then you'll see a ! in a yellow triangle. You can ask windows to reinstall the driver by right clicking that ! icon and choose install or update driver. Follow the instructions and it will walk you through updating the driver.

If you don't see a ! on your sound device, then perhaps there is something else that is wrong. Check to see if you have it on mute. Check to see if the speakers power button is turned on. And lastly if all else fails, try and reboot again. Sometimes things just magically fix themselves on a reboot.

Good Luck,

And don't forget to leave a rating on my solution.


Mark