Differences between right click and double click

I had the same problem. The icon disappeared. Then the 100-2105 error message came up.

The solution on the kodak web site worked for me.

http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1276/kw/ERROR:%20100-2105/selected/true


From your computer desktop, select Start > Run.
Type %windir%, then click OK.
Double-click the twain_32 folder.
Right-click the kodak folder, then select Delete.
Insert the KODAK All-in-One Printer Software CD into the CD drive, then go to D: > printer > scanner.
NOTE: The CD is indicated by D: above. The CD drive may be a different letter on your computer.
Double-click aioscannr.msi, then follow the instructions to remove it.
Go to D: > printer > scanner, then double-click aioscannr.msi, and follow the instructions to install the file.
Start Home Center Software.
Select Scan Documents and Pictures.
Scan a document.
If the error continues using a Wi-Fi connection, make sure you select the correct printer in Home Center Software.
If the error continues using a USB connection, see the following section to reinstall the printer.

my computer->there your dvd drive icon shows->double click it

Follow these steps. It will allow you to use multi yahoo messenger and sign in differeny ids at one time.

1. On your windows, click Start and select Run
2. On the box type regedit and click OK
3. On the left part of the page, double click HKEY_CURRENT_USER
4. Under it, double click Software
5. Under Software, double click yahoo
6. Under yahoo, double click pager
7. Under pager, double click Test
8. On the right part of the page, right click with your mouse, select new then select DWORD value.
9. A "New Value #"1 will appear, right click on this and click rename. Replace it with "Plural" and hit enter key
10. Double click Plural, and replace value data with 1 and hit OK.

Close the registry editor and restart your computer.

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Connect your adapter to the computer and install the drivers.

Then follow the instructions given below

On Windows XP :
Click on start >> go to control panel >> double click on network connections >> right click on wireless network connection and click on properties >> click on wireless networks >> check the box that says ”use windows to configure my wireless network settings” and click OK >> right click on wireless network connection again and click on view available wireless networks. If you see your network name then click on it and click connect >> enter password if configured and click OK.
Note : If you don’t see wireless network tab under wireless network connection properties then follow below steps.
Click on start >> click on run >> type services.msc and click OK >> scroll the right side window down to wireless zero configuration >> double click on it >> start up type should be set to automatic and service status should be started (In case if it is different then change the settings) Then follow the above mentioned steps to look for wireless network tab and follow further.
On Windows Vista :
click on start >> go to control panel >> double click on network and sharing center >> onto left, click on connect to a network. If you see your network name then click on it and get connected.
[Note : If you don’t see any network name and wireless switch is turned on then follow the below mentioned steps]
Click on start >> click on run >> type services.msc and click OK >> scroll the right side window down to WLAN Auto configuration >> double click on it >> start up type should be set to automatic and service status should be started (In case if it is different then change the settings). Then try to connect to your network again.

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On Windows XP :
Click on start >> go to control panel >> double click on network connections >> right click on wireless network connection and click on properties >> click on wireless networks >> check the box that says ”use windows to configure my wireless network settings” and click OK >> right click on wireless network connection again and click on view available wireless networks. If you see your network name then click on it and click connect >> enter password if configured and click OK.
Note : If you don’t see wireless network tab under wireless network connection properties then follow below steps.
Click on start >> click on run >> type services.msc and click OK >> scroll the right side window down to wireless zero configuration >> double click on it >> start up type should be set to automatic and service status should be started (In case if it is different then change the settings) Then follow the above mentioned steps to look for wireless network tab and follow further.
On Windows Vista :
click on start >> go to control panel >> double click on network and sharing center >> onto left, click on connect to a network. If you see your network name then click on it and get connected.
[Note : If you don’t see any network name and wireless switch is turned on then follow the below mentioned steps]
Click on start >> click on run >> type services.msc and click OK >> scroll the right side window down to WLAN Auto configuration >> double click on it >> start up type should be set to automatic and service status should be started (In case if it is different then change the settings). Then try to connect to your network again.

On Windows XP :
Click on start >> go to control panel >> double click on network connections >> right click on wireless network connection and click on properties >> click on wireless networks >> check the box that says ”use windows to configure my wireless network settings” and click OK >> right click on wireless network connection again and click on view available wireless networks. If you see your network name then click on it and click connect >> enter password if configured and click OK.
Note : If you don’t see wireless network tab under wireless network connection properties then follow below steps.
Click on start >> click on run >> type services.msc and click OK >> scroll the right side window down to wireless zero configuration >> double click on it >> start up type should be set to automatic and service status should be started (In case if it is different then change the settings) Then follow the above mentioned steps to look for wireless network tab and follow further.
On Windows Vista :
click on start >> go to control panel >> double click on network and sharing center >> onto left, click on connect to a network. If you see your network name then click on it and get connected.
[Note : If you don’t see any network name and wireless switch is turned on then follow the below mentioned steps]
Click on start >> click on run >> type services.msc and click OK >> scroll the right side window down to WLAN Auto configuration >> double click on it >> start up type should be set to automatic and service status should be started (In case if it is different then change the settings). Then try to connect to your network again.

Here is the soultion that worked for me from Microsoft support.
Go to Start >
In ‘start search box’> type Regedit and then click on OK

We will rename Data and Options Registry Key. To rename follow these steps:

1. Data Registry Key:
Expand Hkey_Current_User
Double-click Software
Double-click Microsoft
Double-click Office
Double-click 12
Double-click Word
Right click on Data & Rename it as OldData)

2. Options Registry Key:
Expand Hkey_Current_User
Double-click Software
Double-click Microsoft
Double-click Office
Double-click 12
Double-click Word
Right click on Options & Rename it as OldOptions)

(11 is the version for Office 2003, 12 is the version for Office 2007)

Restart your computer and see if it corrects the problem. The other thing you gotta watch out for is if you have word 2007 documents on your server. Those won't open in 2002 because the file extensions are different. You need to download the converter program from Microsoft to use them.

You should update all you Office 2002 software as well to SP3.

If you look at Creative's website, you will see that there are 17 different model #'s, so there are 17 different ways to backup songs. It would help to have an exact model #
http://support.creative.com/Products/Products.aspx?catid=213&catName=MP3+Players

In general, though, you would right click on your desktop, click on new, click on folder - give a name to your new folder like "Creative Zen Backups". The, connect the Zen to the computer, double-click My Computer, double-click the Zen icon or drive letter, double click the music folder, and start dragging those files from the music folder to the new folder on your desktop that you created. But, it will depend on your model #.

-Tha (Evil) Mp3 Doctor