peterh
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Try here http://store.discreet.com/DRHM/servlet/C...GB&vatCC=GB
You need to upload your Credit Card details first though
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Normally you use a Compiler such as MS Visual C, Borland C, GCC, CodeWarrier etc to create an executable.
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The card is quite old and probably older than DirectX 7 never mind DX 9. i suggest replacing it with a newer ATI or Nvidea based card.
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The ONLY reason to use two network cards is to do routing, otherwise its not much use. In this case it is not routing but duplicating what the other card is doing, and there is not reason to be using it. I suggest removing the second card altogether.
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Its probably due to a driver or service that refuses to shutdown properly. Check Event viewer to see what it could be...
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Seen where exactly? In the BIOS? In Device Manager or in My Computer?
Check cabling and make sure jumpers are set for Master/Slave correctly.
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I have not seen a single issue of DX for NT4 since v3. If there was one it was a hack. No NT4 drivers will come with DX support anyway.
DX 5 was designed for Windows 95/98 and due to come with NT 5 (renamed Windows 2000) but eventually came with DX 7.
See
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XP does have a driver built in, goto Start, Settings, Control Panel, Game Controllers, click Add and select 'Microsoft Sidewinder (Auto Detect)' from the list.
Otherwise I suggest getting a USB version.
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There isn`t one. NT4 does not support DX6. Upgrade to Windows 98,Me,2000 or XP.
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You can't. NT4 SP3 to SP6 came with DirectX v3. To use higher version you have to install either Windows 98, Me, 2000, or XP.
You can play OpenGL games on NT4 just not DX ones.
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If you boot from a 98 floppy disk with CDROM support you can run WINNT.EXE to install Windows from CD in the i386 folder.
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First check Network settings:
a) Make sure Client for MS Networks is installed
The Computer Account is visible in AD Users and COmputers(and not crossed out)
c) That TCP/IP settings are correct, DNS is pointing to your 2003 DNS server.
d) No strange GPO settings are applied restricting access
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According to Blizzard website, its already compatible.
See http://www.blizzard.com/war3/ for latest patches.
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Not by double clicking, by default, it will use the current login id to connect to the share. If you machine was in a different domain or workgroup, then it might prompt for a login id. Otherwise you have to either use:
a) Net use command and use the /USER parameter.
Right click My Network Places, and select Map Network Drive and enter path and select 'Connect with a different user name'. -
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There are 2 types of acess to IDE drives: PIO (slowest) and DMA (Direct Memory Access) which is fastest. And you need fast access for fast and reliable CD Burning. It will mention it in BIOS settings for this on IDE Channels.
If using Windows XP Burning, make sure it is enabled via My Computer, properties of the CDR/RW drive and enable Recording.
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No I don`t think its possible. What you can do is save the email as a .eml, delete the mail with the attachment and then reimport (or drag and drop) the saved .eml back into OE minus the attachment...
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In Documents and Settings, there should be at least 2 or 3 folders:
All Users
Default User
Administrator
<any other user folders>
The first two should NOT be deleted as they contain common shortcuts, folders, start menu etc and a Default profile for new users.
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Try http://www.driverguide.com/. I found the following files listed:
Cisco_605_2k.zip
Cisco 605 PCI ADSL
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Please noe, I have installed SP2 on a XP Pro with SP1 installed. The first time it booted it took a LONG time for the system to boot and a long time for the Desktop to appear. I think this is normal as the Prefetch stuff needed up[censored] with new SP2 files AND configuration updated after logging in with an Administrator account.
After booting, I would leave it alone until the desktop appears, may take 15-30 mins depending on speed of your system.
After installation, everything was fine. Majority of the programs I use work fine. There are some new security dialogs in IE, and new icons in the Control Panel.
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I would just ignore them. The accounts are there and are working so I would leave them alone.
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Check the Default Gateway and DNS settings on TCPIP settings as this can affect access to internet.
Windows XP Login Problem
in Everything New Technology
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The recovery console is available from booting from a retail or OEM version of Windows XP (Restore discs don`t count).
You can install the Recovery console by running from the XP CD:
d:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons
If you have a FAT32 volume, any normal DOS or Win98 boot disk will do.
If you have NTFS then you need to boot from a utility to give you r/w access to your C: drive.
To replace userinit.exe:
1. Boot using Recovery console (or other cmd prompt with access to C: drive)
2. CD Windows\System32
3. Expand d:\i386\userinit.ex_ userinit.exe (or Copy d:\i386\userinit.ex_ userinit.exe) where d: is CDROM drive and need to expand compressed file to full file.
4. type Exit to reboot