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When you use the Automated System Recovery applet to restore to a replacement disk of identical size, you
receive:
Setup was unable to restore the configuration of your system because of the following error:
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Yesterday's article about the SCO Group and Linux generated a slew of somewhat predictable hate mail from the Linux community. So be it. I wasn't trying to stir up a hornet's nest, but as longtime WinInfo Daily UPDATE readers know, I'm not afraid...
If you press Next on each page of the Accessibility Wizard (Start / \[All\] Programs / Accessories / Accessibility),
the Completing The Accessibility Wizard page lists changes, even though you have NOT made any.
This behavior will occur...
Starting with Internet Explorer 5.0, the Microsoft Dynamic HTML (DHTML) Editing Component can script access to the contents
of your Windows clipboard.
This feature is turned off by default when the Internet Explorer Securit...
If you want all your clients to use the No Sounds sound scheme, I would configure the
default profile, so that new users get the No Sounds sound scheme.
For existing users, apply the following NoSounds.reg file:
REGEDIT4
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After you upgrade from W9x, all the sample scripts in the %WinDir%\Samples\WSH folder are missing, and so are any
of those samples that you copied to other folders.
Windows 2000 Setup searches for and deletes all the WSH sample scripts, as it...
The biggest threat facing open-source sensation Linux today isn't Windows and the voracious company that makes it, but an increasingly dangerous legal battle with the SCO Group, the owner of various copyrights, patents, and intellectual property...
While logged onto the console of a Windows Server 2003 computer, you cannot cause it to enter Standby mode. You
see the preparing to standby message, but it soon disappears.
If someone is logged into a remote desktop session ...