Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Can you please explain what exactly you want to do.

Is you computer directly booting to Safe mode ?

Please revert.

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Try the instructions here; Error Message Procedure Entry Point Not Found in Msvcrt dll File

Update the OS. End of story. It is too old to fiddle about with.

The files extensions you have listed, .docx and .xlsx, are files that have been created using the Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010 suite of programs. Specifically .docx is a Microsoft Word document, and .xlsx is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. You will have to have either of the Microsoft Office programs mentioned, or you can also use the Open Office suite of programs. This is a free program that you can download at the following website:

http://www.openoffice.org/

Make sure you're logged on as an administrator, the file is in the folder as fdblock said and is just called hosts, you can edit it with notepad

eject the cd/dvd from cd-room and start copying .. when copy is finished put cd/dvd in cd-room and write these files to cd
all above actions done without any prgrams with Xp sp2
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zoser

First you will need to enable the built in Administrator account in the operating system. You will find instructions here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/3040.enable-disable-the-local-hidden-built-in-administrator-account-in-windows-7.aspx You may need to start in "Safe Mode" to be able to do the steps required to enable this account. Once you enable then log into the Administrator account you can them go to Control Panel - User Accounts - manage accounts and find your account and change the password.

Have you r estarted it

it has been hacked .then type your mail and click on forgot password and let u choose yoyr recovery method

you need a valid COA(certificate of authenticity). means you need a valid product key for your operating system. Once you have it, it will solve your problem.

open it in safe mode than restore windows .so it works as usually

LOG off restart the pc/laptop tap f7/f8 its one of these its been ages for me since i was using this xp, so keep tapping until xp loads it will then give you an option to start in admin or your name, chose admin this will open up the administrator once open go into control panel then users and redo your password, if it's to do with a different password try restore hope this helps, paul.

I have nver come accross a setting that will lock the volume to a set level before, but here are a couple of possibilities that you may want to investigate for the cause.

1. Not all programs use the master volume control, so do, but most adjust the sound by the wav output. Put the mixer onto the desktop, open things like winamp, media player etc and adjust the volume controls on those to see what is doing what.
2. If you have a multimedia keyboard with a volume control on it, make sure when your typing it's not adjusting the volume at the same time. Again, put the mixer on the desktop out of the way and type as you would normally. It could even be just the vibrations from typing setting it off.

See how you go and post back your results

Depending on your driver, it can be ALT + left arrow (or right arrow), or CTL + left arrow (or right arrow), or MAJ + left arrow (or right arrow), or any combination of ALT, MAJ, CTL plus one of the direction arrow...

This file is not a problem, it is a file which gives the error you had with Iexplorer. What you need to do is scan your system as you may well have a virus especially as XP is now not supported any more by Microsoft!! You could try a reset of explorer, may help. Control Panel - Internet Options - Advanced - Rest button and follow the prompts.

Do a custom install, skip the e-mail scanner.

Check the brand and model name of your motherboard first by exploring your computer case and check for a printed alphanumeric code and the brand icon and search in the internet for the drivers on your referenced motherboard

Hiya. Are you actually using a Windows XP PC, or are you the inside of Master Chief's head? :p - Do you mean Google as in the internet browser? - Do you mean Cortana as in the digital assistant? Because Cortana doesn't run on Windows XP, in fact it's not out for home computers yet at all, so you may have some sort of virus called Cortana on your computer - if so, do you have a virus/malware scanning program on your computer?