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All of this is happening because you did not erase over your old Windows files when reinstalling. You're basically permanently locked out of your My Documents directory because it doesn't recognize your OS as being the same.
Reinstall again, but this time backup your files (to a CD or Hard Drive), then format your entire hard drive before reinstalling. Once your finished, copy everything back. This is the only way you are going to get everything back to normal.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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MatrixCoder wrote: This is the only way you are going to get everything back to normal.
It very much is not.
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You're accessing the files with a different SID, even if the account name's the same. You should be able to access the security tab on the folder, select advanced, then the 'owner' tab, and take ownership of the folder structure. That should give you the rights to do whatever you need.
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Hi, I need to setup and configure ISA 2004 on windows server 2003. Does anyone know any web resource or an article about setup ISA step by step and configure internet access for user?
Thank in advance!!!
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from sometime my system is getting hanged after half or one of browsing and continously after that.
its not like the hanging due to non respondence of any program..
its just that suddenly windows gets jam, and no control works not even cntrl+Alt+Del.
this problem is coming specially after i have installed new modem in my system.
i think this might be the reason.
i have no idea what to do.
please help.
thanks
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I had this problem once and beleive it or not
a simple disk cleanup and defrag did the trick
---Although I think i also had spyware, but symantec
no detect
"Shorter of breath,
and one day closer to death." ~Pink Floyd
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i accidentally deleted a C# project file and i don't use source safe so is it possible to recover the deleted project as the system was not rebooted.
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Don't cross post in multiple forums.
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Try any third party softwares like file recovery, etc....
If U Get Errors U Will Learn
If U Don't Get Errors U Have Learnt
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I'd recommend setting up a source control repository, such as subversion so that this is easier in the future.
regards,
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I have Sharepoint Services installed on my IIS 6.0 Windows 2003 machine. I have this machine hosting multiple web domains. I can only get the web sharepoint administration pages to work with the computers domain.
My computers domain is mysite.com. I am hosting mysite.com, website.com, and sites.com. I can only use the administration pages for the mysite.com domain.
Any ideas why?
This machine is not a domain controller.
The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo
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I have my application running on windows and linux, but the problem is I must write separate scripts for updating my application and system stuff (.bat for windows, .sh for linux)
I had an idea to use cygwin to use .sh on windows, but I need something more compact.
What would you suggest to use for this purpose?
Thanks in advance
www.ip-sustavi.hr
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Perl[^]and Python[^] are pretty good cross platform scripting languages. They both come standard with most Linux distros, but you'll have to install them on any Windows box you're using.
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Are there any projects/articles that could help me?
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not here - this is a .Net site. The Perl Monks[^] can teach you everything you need to know about Perl; Python I'm not very familiar with - Google would be your best friend for that one.
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How would this WHERE caluse return no results?
WHERE UniqueID = 'C7B411C6-E17D-454a-9B7B-1A170F33A072'
OR UniqueID != 'C7B411C6-E17D-454a-9B7B-1A170F33A072'
There are items in the IS catalog, if i remove the WHERE clause they are returned. If I do a similar query using Contains() then its fine too.
WHERE Contains(UniqueID,'C7B411C6-E17D-454a-9B7B-1A170F33A072')
Now I don't want to jump the gun and suggest there is something fundimentally wrong here without fully understanding IS and its Sql Query language but equality is pretty basic, it's either equal to or not equal to.
Is this a case where FILE_NOT_FOUND might come in?
(WTF FTW  )
Any insight into this wierd behaviour would be great.
Andy
EDIT: Forgot to mention this is on Windows Xp Pro, where UniqueID is a cached VT_LPSTR, 40 length.
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Hi
Sir/Mam, I have one problem
I want info that,how can i get or retrive my mails from others
I have my own server.I want to retrive mails which comes from other srevers
What can I do?
Thank U in advance.
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Set up a new account in your email client for each server you want to check.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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Dear Sir,
Thank You For Advice
Can you Explain it,PLEASE?
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These should help. Pick which one you use:
Thunderbird
Outlook
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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To retrieve emails from a third-party POP3 server into your Exchange server, you would need a POP3 connector. One comes with Windows Small Business Server. Officially it's not a supported scenario for a full Exchange Server installation, but third-party POP3 connectors are available.
Microsoft don't recommend it as the original envelope address information is lost, and typically filtering is done on the To: and Cc: addresses in the mail message itself. This can be different from the original SMTP RCPT TO command. The original envelope 'TO' information typically is written into the message, but the exact name and format of the header varies between POP3 servers. Some connectors support parsing these Originally-To headers.
In practice the best thing to do is to set up your external accounts to forward your email to your Exchange Server using SMTP. You will need to add the email addresses to the appropriate account in Active Directory, using the E-mail Addresses tab in Active Directory Users and Computers. We've been using this approach with our legacy e-mail provider for the last three years - when the domain came up for renewal I believe we were either going to transfer to using SMTP or to simply stop using these addresses.
You can also set up Outlook to access your POP3 servers directly and download the mail into your Exchange inbox, but you will need Outlook running to do this; the POP3 connector or SMTP forwarding approach means that mail will be automatically collected and visible through Outlook Web Access and/or mobile devices using Exchange ActiveSync even when Outlook itself is not running.
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A real head-scratcher, this one.
I have a Dell Precision 530, twin 1.7Ghz Xeon server running XP, at home. The server runs headless, and I access it via TS from my laptop (or remotely from work). It's used as a torrent server, and also as a music server for streaming choons to my Soundbridge.
It's been running fine since I set it up a couple of months ago. To save a bit of power, and because it's noisy as hell and keeps me awake at night, I have it set up with an AT job to hibernate it at 22:30 each evening, and the BIOS wakes it up again at 8am each day. Again, that's been working just fine for the last 8 weeks.
However, last week, it suddenly started shutting down for no apparent reason. It seems to start up, works for 3-4 minutes, and then hibernates, after which it's inaccessible (remotely) until I physically power it up again (not practical when I'm in the office ).
Question is, why?!?!
I've checked the event log sometimes the last thing in the event log seems to be a message saying ".NET Runtime Optimization Service (clr_optimization_v2.0.50727_32) - Completed all work. Shutting down.", which implies that this service is completing and causing the machine to shutdown or reboot. However, after some investigation it seems that the 'Shutting Down' comment refers to the CLR optimisation process, not the PC itself, so this may be a red herring. (see here: http://discussion.autodesk.com/thread.jspa?threadID=521502). I've tried uninstalling the .Net Framework v3 to see if it's that which is causing the problem, but no joy.
I've also played with the power-saving settings, to see if they'd got corrupt, but again, not change (I have them set to 'Never' hibernate). I installed AVG last night, no viruses or other crap which might be causing it.
The PC seems to stay alive when I'm connected to it, but shuts down a few minutes after I disconnect. I ran the AVG full scan, which took about half an hour, and at some point after that did the machine hibernate, so it's like it's doing it when the machine is idle.
I have no idea why it's behaving like this, but it's driving me nuts - and is particularly irritating as I'm currently trying to initial-seed a 23GB torrent at the moment, which isn't going to happen if the machine's only up for 4 minutes at a time.
If I disable hibernation, the machine stays awake and it's not a problem.
So, any other ideas?
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The machine is a TS, right? Is it even possible to change PowerSaving settings like that?
I find it hard to believe that someone logged in to a TS session would be able to change the effective hibernation settings.
If I was you, I would try logging in on the machine's console as Administrator, then checking the PowerSaving settings again. Maybe the hibernation is active there. If it is not, and that is a stab in the dark, try changing to installation mode and changing the settings again.
Additionally, one of my old computers actually had BIOS Power Saving options (which only worked with Windows). Even if PowerSaving was disabled in Windows, the machine would still switch to Stand By if the BIOS decided the machine had been inactive for too long.
Sorry for the late reply.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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"If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton
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