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Old 23 Feb 2004, 20:54   #76
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Hi stephen.

Ok, first of all you need to install the XP system backup utility.

Insert your Windows XP Home Edition CD and using Explorer, go to the following folder:

CD-ROM Drive:\VALUEADD\MSFT\NTBACKUP

In that folder there is a file called Ntbackup.msi Double click on it and a wizard will start adn work through the installation.

When it is complete, you can run the Backup Utility by going to

Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Backup

When is starts, click on the advanced mode option.

Select the Job menu adn select New.

A set of checkboxes are shown, click on the one labelled System State

Check the Backup destination is set to the right place eg. CD-RW or wherever!

Choose Start Backup.

This will backup your registry and all system/startup files.

Any problems PM/IM/Email me!!
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Old 24 Feb 2004, 13:54   #77
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Hi,

I am having a problem with MSN Messenger on my computer and was wondering if anyone here could help....

When anyone tries to sign in a thing comes up saying : "sorry we could not sign you in because the sign-in name you entered does not exist or your password is incorrect"....

But that's not true! There's 5 of us in this house and it says that for everyone - there's nothin wrong with our sign-ins or our passwords, so what's it playing at?

We have tried uninstalling and re-installing, but that hasn't worked either.

We cant get into hotmail at all using explorer either.....

Anyone know what the problem might be, and how to fix it?!

Thank you!!!!


Louise
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Old 24 Feb 2004, 19:07   #78
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
Hi stephen.

Ok, first of all you need to install the XP system backup utility.

Insert your Windows XP Home Edition CD and using Explorer, go to the following folder:

CD-ROM Drive:\VALUEADD\MSFT\NTBACKUP

In that folder there is a file called Ntbackup.msi Double click on it and a wizard will start adn work through the installation.

When it is complete, you can run the Backup Utility by going to

Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Backup

When is starts, click on the advanced mode option.

Select the Job menu adn select New.

A set of checkboxes are shown, click on the one labelled System State

Check the Backup destination is set to the right place eg. CD-RW or wherever!

Choose Start Backup.

This will backup your registry and all system/startup files.

Any problems PM/IM/Email me!!
Desculpe for butting in here, but:

If I'm not mistaken, WindozeXP supports restore points. Wouldn't it be more simple to just set up a new restore point?

What about simply exporting the registry keys affected by the changes?
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Old 25 Feb 2004, 00:47   #79
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I never thought of that R!!!

If system restore backups up registry then that would probably work as well!
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Old 27 Feb 2004, 14:56   #80
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Hi Chris love

How do I put a smilie on my signature?

Tried to do it this morning but with no success

See ya in chat - without a shirt
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Old 27 Feb 2004, 15:36   #81
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Hi FA,

To put ina smilie from the site, just enter the relevant symbols such as :)
or :D or :twisted: etc..

To put in a smilie from another site do it like this [img]Smilie link here[/img]

Works exactly the same as it does in regular posts!!

And no you won't see me in chat cause i taking our lass on a hot date!!

(and put a shirt on, you'll get cold!!)
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Old 27 Feb 2004, 20:07   #82
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Chris

Thanks, tried that this morning - not work - but just out of bed - so will try again

Have fun tonight & don't do anything i wouldn't

If you not on chat will put shirt on - or maybe PJ's

Sharon xx
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 15:42   #83
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Can one of the nice mods please unsticky this!!

Uncle Chris has retired!!
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 15:43   #84
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Did you get a gold watch as a retirement gift, Chris?
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 21:14   #85
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I'm willing to take over for Chris. I'm a bit of a geek when it comes to computaterz.
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 21:21   #86
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Quote:
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I'm willing to take over for Chris. I'm a bit of a geek when it comes to computaterz.
Awww Rob!!!! !!!!!! Chris has gone!!!!!! What are we going to do!!!! !!!!!

That can be your first problem to solve!!!!
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 21:41   #87
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This is a real shame
Your job's always open if you wanna come back Uncle Chris.

I'm off to the Bat for a pint
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 22:06   #88
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Life goes on, Rob's helping Chris out.
Stickied again.
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Old 01 Mar 2004, 22:47   #89
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Ok first problem for you Rob!!

Could you build me a virtual chappel to get married in!! I want the one Mariella was describing yesterday!!

Thanxs sweetie!!
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Old 02 Mar 2004, 00:19   #90
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Well, first I'll need some virtual bricks and mortar .

And as for getting Chris back; I can be very persuasive .
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Old 02 Mar 2004, 00:25   #91
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Quote:
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Well, first I'll need some virtual bricks and mortar .

And as for getting Chris back; I can be very persuasive .
Well don't do anything I wont do!!!
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Old 09 Mar 2004, 12:44   #92
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Aargh any of you two geniuses know why my home page keeps going to a different one. I'm on freeserve and home page always set to open on it, but when I go to Internet Options to clean out cookies and temp files, it's always changed to a different one. A friend gave me a link to Start Page Guard, and I sorted it etc., but when I booted up this morning, it had gone back from freeserve to the other one. Have tried everything I can think of (basically I can sort anything if I sit and take my time) but this has got me really stumped!

I've run virus scans etc., run the Ad aware programme I have but it's still doing it.

Any help appreciated.
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Old 09 Mar 2004, 18:45   #93
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Caz,
May I ask what the other page it reverts to is? It could be some software you've installed that wants you to buy more stuff. Failing that it could be something in your start-up programs changing it all the time.

Chris is probably better suited to answering that.
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Old 10 Mar 2004, 00:30   #94
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it keeps changing to mysearch.com ..... haven't installed any software for ages .... although i had a weird and wonderful toolbar that disappeared AFTER i downloaded and ran Ad aware 6
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Old 10 Mar 2004, 00:52   #95
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odd. . .I'll have to look into this. Or let Chris deal with it.
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Old 10 Mar 2004, 23:27   #96
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Quote:
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it keeps changing to mysearch.com ..... haven't installed any software for ages .... although i had a weird and wonderful toolbar that disappeared AFTER i downloaded and ran Ad aware 6
I had this problem not so long ago... The toolbars are annoying but seeing as it has gone that is not a problem any more - Now, the mysearch.com homepage... You will probably have, somewhere in your machine, mysearch.com lodged into a dark corner which is why it keeps re-appearing. Try doing a search for "mysearch.com uninstall" or something like that, chances are there will be a remover for it.

Anyway, think that made sense, and hopefully it is right

Stephen.
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Old 10 Mar 2004, 23:32   #97
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Best bet is to remove the software as it cna be used by viruses!!

Open 'Add/Remove Programs' in the Control Panel. Select the 'My Search Bar' (MySearch variant), 'MyWay Speed Bar' (MyWay) or 'My Web Search Bar' (MyWeb) entry and click 'Remove'. For the MyWeb variant, be sure to also remove 'Fun Web Products Easy Installer'.

You can then reset your home page (Internet Options->General->Start Page) if it has been changed, and search settings (Internet Options->Programs->Reset web settings).
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Old 11 Mar 2004, 10:27   #98
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I am looking at going onto broadband. I've been told that if I do I will need a firewall as well as antivirus software. Any recommendations as my antivirus software is due to be renewed this month.

Was looking at Amazon at McAfee and Norton and they seem to have so many positive/negative responses that I'm very confused
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Old 11 Mar 2004, 10:34   #99
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Personally I use Norton and think it's great, but McAfee are well lmwon company too, and provide much the same facilities as far as I know. Everywhere I've worked has used McAfee for its virus protection. Either will do the job admiably.

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Old 11 Mar 2004, 15:13   #100
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Thanks for the advice Andy
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