Okay I just noticed that after I installed the service pack 3 it put the
i386 folder in my windows directory.  I have a i386 folder on my other drive
with more space and use that for running the SFC.  Can I delete the one from
C drive or move it over to the other drive and replace the one there?

Debbie


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"Robert" <magineeer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:70a63b11-2c4a-4ddc-b0ba-840a1f3b09a3@s12g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>I realize that this is a Microsoft site but I thought perhaps someone
> could help me out with a problem I have. Whenever I click on 'Contact
> Us' on any given site it comes back with the  pop-up message below:
>
> Could not perform this action because the default mail client is not
> properly installed.
>
> The odd thing about this is that it use to be able to do this. So can
> anyone tell me how I can correct this?
>
>                                             Thank you,
>                                              Robert

Reinstall your default mail client.....(and what is your default mail
program for that matter?).

Can you give some examples of the sites where this behaviour occurs?


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Can you manually edit them out of the registry (using regedit)?   That won't
remove the programs, obviously, but it could remove them from the list
(assuming it's stored there similarly as it is in Win9x, and not in some
other database)

RAH wrote:
> I have a large number of programs shown in the Add or Remove Programs
> list that don't have a selection block to remove, or an indication of
> program size.  They are just cluttering up the list.  How can I remove
> and/or hide these?
>
> I thought TweakUI might have a way to do it, but couldn't find
> anything in there about the Add or Remove Programs list.
>
> Windows XP Pro SP3
>
> Dick


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Folders on the desktop can improve operations. As to haaving never seen a
folder on the desktop - meet "Recycle Bin" - a folder without the standard
folder icon.


of "Bill Sharpe" <wfsnopam@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:efZTdf6hIHA.4196@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> HeyBub wrote:
>
>> I don't know. I have never even SEEN a folder on the desktop, let alone
>> used one.
>>
>> Bad practice. Bad, bad.
>
> Not necessarily. A folder containing related shortcuts can cut the clutter
> considerably. And I drop downloaded files on the desktop regularly as an
> easy spot to find them again and eventually delete or transfer them
> elsewhere.
>
> But I wonder what Pa20Pilot's "real" desktop looks like? <vbg>
>
> Bill


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On 16 Mar 2008, =?Utf-8?B?S2VubmFyZCBpbiBBbGJ1cXVlcnF1ZQ==?=
<KennardinAlbuquerque@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general:

> Is there a simple way to set the time display in the system tray
> so that it shows seconds as well as hours and minutes? Changing
> the regional display doesn't seem to do anything. Thanks. -

Check out TClockEx:

http://www.rcis.co.za/dale/tclockex/
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Use imaging software, eg Acronis True Image

"Dodger" <Dodger@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible  to make a copy of the partiton section on my hdd that
> holds
> the os and programs installed by the manufacturer of my laptop (iqon), the
> reason I am asking is because the company has gone into liquidation, so if
> I
> get any future problems with my hdd I'll lose my os, as the laptop came
> preloaded with all programs, I know there is a system recovery option by
> pressing f11, but I've had a new hdd under warranty a couple of months ago
> but if it ever had the same problem was hoping to just replace a hdd and
> not
> the os as well, thanks in advance for any help........


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IE-6 or 7 ? - Many times IE crashes are due to the Add-ons that extend
the capability of the browser. If using IE-7, you should have a shortcut to
IE with the extension "No Add-Ons". If so try browsing with that basic
IE. If no issues occur then you'll need to review and possibly remove any
damaged or malfunctioning add-ons.

"Cipri" <Cipri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I receive this error continously- The instruction at "0x004f45e0"
>referenced
> memory at "0xf45c894a". The memory could not be "read" .
>
>
> Windows xp home with all update.
>
> Please help me.


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"M" <M@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Please let me know what is error is all about and how do I get rid of this
in
> my windows xp environment.


***VIRUS***


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I upgraded to a larger hard disk, using WD's file copier to clone the old
disk to the new one. Everything seems to work, except for this.

In My Computer/Properties, if I click on the System Restore tab, System
Properties crashes. rundll32.exe freezes up and cannot be killed. I have to
restart the computer.

Did a dll get corrupted? Which one? How can I fix this?

Win XP Pro.




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