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Re: Creating a blue screen IanG (Surreal Studio)3-Aug-05 0:10 IanG (Surreal Studio) 3-Aug-05 0:10  So to do it you would have to create a driver, is there any other way without the use of drivers? Re: Creating a blue screen Michael Dunn3-Aug-05 5:10 Michael Dunn 3-Aug-05 5:10  I don't know, you'll need to consult the DDK and check out the docs. --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | NEW~! CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ #include "witty-quote.h" Re: Creating a blue screen IanG (Surreal Studio)4-Aug-05 12:20 IanG (Surreal Studio) 4-Aug-05 12:20  I'll need to get a copy of the DDk then thanks for your help kernel api function? Asif Rehman2-Aug-05 1:46 Asif Rehman 2-Aug-05 1:46  Hi. I've made a virtual drive which contains the contents of ftp server. Because my computer may be offline frequently so I need to syncronize all the contents from ftp server to client and put filenames (and their size) locally on my virtual drive. What I want is when I go into the virtual drive. It notifies my app that particular folder of my virtual drive is being accessed so I can dowload the filenames and size and make sparse files in particular folder. Is there any api in kernel which gives me the required functionality?. hope I defined enough. thanks! Audit user activities Mekong River1-Aug-05 19:02 Mekong River 1-Aug-05 19:02  Hi, in group policies we could audit the user acitivities such as account log on event (success or failur)... My question is: is it possible to audit the user which file they are open, delete, rename, move, copy and the detail time that they done these activities??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Creating INF File Vasudevan Deepak Kumar31-Jul-05 20:16 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 31-Jul-05 20:16  Hi Can you please guide me how to create an INF file for an OCX packaged into CAB, to enable it download optional components for Microsoft or other vendor websites? For example, GDI32.dll, MFC etc are by default in Windows 2000. The same OCX need to download these components from Microsoft Website. Is'nt it? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ Re: Creating INF File Christian Graus3-Aug-05 13:21 Christian Graus 3-Aug-05 13:21  I always just ship those dlls myself Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Re: Creating INF File Vasudevan Deepak Kumar6-Aug-05 1:07 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 6-Aug-05 1:07  Cool. But I think that would introduce the following issues. Is'nt it? (*) The CAB size comprising of the OCX and the dependant DLLs would be big. Perhaps with the number of DLLs more, the size would be significantly growing. (*) How would accomodate the levels of dependencies? GDI32.dll may depend on some Windows dlls in Windows 2000 and if the base dlls are different and/or related entrypoints? I may be wrong w.r.t. the second point. Can you please help me out? The other route I am trying to explore is the INF Installer. That should cause Internet Explorer to download files automatically from the vendor website. Is'nt it? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Web: http://vdeepakkumar.netfirms.com/ I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/ Re: Creating INF File Christian Graus7-Aug-05 13:33 Christian Graus 7-Aug-05 13:33  Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote: The CAB size comprising of the OCX and the dependant DLLs would be big. Perhaps with the number of DLLs more, the size would be significantly growing. True. But I generally distribute on CD. If I distributed online, I'd provide a link and tell people to get .NET themselves. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote: How would accomodate the levels of dependencies? GDI32.dll may depend on some Windows dlls in Windows 2000 and if the base dlls are different and/or related entrypoints? GDI32 is part of windows, you don't ship it. The GDI+ dll is always the same. You can also write an installer that installs dlls based on OS, if you need to, but generally you don't. Stuff like MFC42, for example, does not come in versions for different OSs. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Explorer Crash After writing to Text Files SilverStag29-Jul-05 2:50 SilverStag 29-Jul-05 2:50  Hi! I have a wierd problem I created a console application in .NET to parse text files and write to an XML file. I'm just reading the text file one line at a time and modifying it (Basic operations like Replacing html tags and special characters and removing spaces e.t.c) For Ex: 1. Regex.Replace(tempStr, @"^\s*(.*?)\s*$", "$1"); 2. Regex.Replace(tempStr, "<", "&lt;"); The code that writes to the file is: strWtr.WriteLine(@"<data name=""" + key+ """>"); strWtr.WriteLine("<value>"+val+"</value>"); strWtr.WriteLine("</data>"); I'm using StreamReader and StreamWriter Classes(i don't need XmlWriter Yet). Now the wierd part is when i try to do some operation on the XML file( Say Opening it or moving it to another directory.) the windows explorer crashes saying: <b>Some Instruction at some location(0x00152a83) tried refer memory at some location(0x9deba210) and the memory could not be written.</b> Some times just refreshing in the explorer window also cause this problem. Added to that the IE hangs when i try to open these XML files. They open in Firefox properly. Am i doing something Illegal Any clue or a pointer would help me greatly. Thanks in advance Best Wishes Loading ActiveX in Limitted Users MohammadAmiry28-Jul-05 7:20 MohammadAmiry 28-Jul-05 7:20  Hi I have a program that loads some activex components. When I run it as an administrator, there is no problem but when I run it in limitted user accounts, the "ActiveX Component Can't Creat Object." error raises. I tried to search group policy to solve this problem for the limitted user groups, but I couldn't find anything helpful. Please help me with that... Is it possible for a program run in a limitted user account, to load activex components? Thanks in advance Re: Loading ActiveX in Limitted Users Mekong River20-Feb-06 15:31 Mekong River 20-Feb-06 15:31  Read this article[^] at the solution number 4. Controling Microsoft Firewall Client for ISA Server 2004 benjymous27-Jul-05 22:20 benjymous 27-Jul-05 22:20  I'm wondering if anyone can come up with a solution to a problem Our network uses Microsoft ISA Server to connect to the internet Our desktop machines need to be able to do two tasks Task A connects to an external server on the internet, and so requires the firewall client to be enabled Task B copies data to/from a machine on the local network, but a different subnet to the desktop machine. For some reason this requires the firewall client to be disabled in order for traffic to get through This means We have to manually enable/disable the "Microsoft Firewall Client for ISA Server 2004" every time we need to switch task (which is pretty annoying when you keep forgetting to!) Does anyone know if there's an API that can control the firewall client app, or a command line tool that can enable/disable it? (And I'm just a developer, not an admin, so don't have any influence over the actual network configuration) -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Buzzwords! Windows Protection ERROR Deian27-Jul-05 8:10 Deian 27-Jul-05 8:10  Hello, I've moved one HDD from an old computer to a new one, and configured the new PC to boot from the OLD hdd, and when windows loads it says : Windows Protection Error, you have to reboot. I can run the pc only in safe mode. How to repair or fix the problem so it will run with the new configuration (sensitive data is involved) Thanks, D. Re: Windows Protection ERROR Christian Graus27-Jul-05 17:35 Christian Graus 27-Jul-05 17:35  That was a really dumb thing to do. Your hard drive, and therefore your OS, think that they are in your old system. You need to remove/replace all drivers that represent hardware differences between machines. Or you could put in another drive for the OS and use it as a data drive only. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Re: Windows Protection ERROR Deian2-Aug-05 21:28 Deian 2-Aug-05 21:28  Yes, I was almost 100% sure that the cause is the drivers, but I tought that the system will recognize the differences, and use the newly installed drivers, and thanks for telling me that it's dumb, since if the boss is saying "move the data as it is" to the new pc, I'm supposed to move it. Comments like 'dumb' may be used for someone with great experience at certain field who is performing dumb actions, not for newbie in certain field trying to workaround certain, new to him problems. Actually I managed to work around the situation and everything is great now, thanks to anyone trying to help with advice, Thank you, D. Re: Windows Protection ERROR Christian Graus3-Aug-05 13:06 Christian Graus 3-Aug-05 13:06  Deian wrote: I was almost 100% sure that the cause is the drivers, but I tought that the system will recognize the differences No. Windows is not designed for that, you will need to start in safe mode, and then remove/reinstall the drivers. Deian wrote: since if the boss is saying "move the data as it is" to the new pc, I'm supposed to move it Moving the data would be achieved by doing what I said. Deian wrote: Comments like 'dumb' may be used for someone with great experience at certain field who is performing dumb actions, not for newbie in certain field trying to workaround certain, new to him problems. Well, if doing something is dumb, would you prefer no-one tell you ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Re: Windows Protection ERROR benjymous27-Jul-05 22:04 benjymous 27-Jul-05 22:04  As Christian Said, your new computer is getting confused by drivers that don't apply to your actual hardware (especially things like motherboard chipset drivers) You might get away with booting from your Windows CD and re-installing over the top of your existing installation - this *should* copy over the correct new drivers and get everything working again (but it might just break things worse!) Make sure you've got good backups of your "sensitive data" before you go any further! -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Buzzwords! Re: Windows Protection ERROR Mekong River28-Jul-05 2:42 Mekong River 28-Jul-05 2:42  I also agree with above comment. The reason that your computer could not start because the driver of your old hard disk is not match the new hardware especially the mainboard. This action meaning the save that you install the wrong driver for your mainboard also. My comment is keep your old hard disk as your data drive and install an operating system on another new hard disk drive. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Windows Protection ERROR WoutL28-Jul-05 2:59 WoutL 28-Jul-05 2:59  Maybey SysPrep will help. This[^] is an article about it for W2K. Wout Louwers Re: Windows Protection ERROR albCode29-Jul-05 21:07 albCode 29-Jul-05 21:07  My suggest is to connect your HDD in ur PC as new hardwaer but be sure HDD have do be different with CD-ROM (master os slave) and apply changes in BIOS by detecting ur new HDD and set to boot from CD-ROM ... then install ur new OS... this will be done succsessfully.. I hope this helps you..... Re: Windows Protection ERROR UNIX_code_master8-Aug-05 6:13 UNIX_code_master 8-Aug-05 6:13  if you'r using winxp try this: boot your pc with winxp cd few options: To set up Windows XP now, press ENTER. To repair a Windows XP installation using Recovery Console, press R. To quit Setup without installing Windows XP, press F3. choose Recovery Console (press R) now you have something like this ... 1. C:\WINDOWS Wich Windows installation would you like to log onto (To cancel, press ENTER)? type 1 and press enter Type the Administrator password: (type yor pass - if blank hit enter) type help (use this commands first: bootcfg, fixmbr, fixboot) if you don't understand something mail me )) Software is like sex ... It's better when it's FREE Unix. The Internet's Operating System. dll registration with privileges __Charly__27-Jul-05 4:58 __Charly__ 27-Jul-05 4:58  Hi, I have a dll who an user with restricted privileges must use. I whant to register this dll with total control privilege from this user. If somebody can help me I will be thankeful. Re: dll registration with privileges Mekong River28-Jul-05 2:47 Mekong River 28-Jul-05 2:47  Try to log the machine with administrative previlege and register the file. And let your user to use it. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: dll registration with privileges __Charly__28-Jul-05 6:14 __Charly__ 28-Jul-05 6:14  Ok, but if you whant to let permission to the registred dll, there are lot of places in the registry where you must do it. I don´t know if there are a place or something to let permission in a simply way. Thanks.

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