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Event Viewer Problem due to Registry Problem

You re welcome Regards Dave Patrick Please no email replies reply in newsgroup Microsoft Certified Professional Microsoft MVP [Windows] http: www microsoft com protect Irwin Greenwald wrote: > Looks a bit scary but I ll check it further Thanks for your help

Color of folders changed

Hi I got attacked In window s ActivityManager it was displayed in the process list as : b exe I wiped it out with an antimalware tool After that things looking fine Though I see GREY instead of default yellow color on the folders when entering Window s registry regedit exe You guys have any idea if this is something critical that I should be concerned about? Thx for any

missing tabs in display properties

Clark wrote in message news:65mui 17 NJ2 3@newsfe02 lga > Alasdair wrote: >> Clark wrote in message >> news:lIiui 3 8 3 2@newsfe04 lga >>> Alasdair wrote: >>>> gpedit msc shows eveything under display as Not configured but I >>>> get nothing but theme in Display Proerties >>>> Windows XP Pro SP2 patched to date >>>> R

why ntuser dat file time stamp is not updated for over a y

Thank you Jack Olof Lagerkvist wrote in message news:Odm5i78vHHA 4544@TK2MSFTNGP05 phx gbl > Jack wrote: > >> Olof >> What is your opinion about using: >> SHGetFolderPath with CSIDL_PROFILE? >> I appreciate your comments > > > That should work as long as you specify the SHGFP_TYPE_CURRENT flag or > you can use GetUserProfileDirectory >

Two entry s almost identical

While looking in the Registry on NT 4 0 Workstation I came across two keys almost identical They are in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE system\current control set\control\session manager and system\current control set\control\sessionmanager Note that the second one has no space in session manager The first one with the space in the name appears to be the correct one The second one has two

Internal structure of a registry file?

Hi folks is there any information available about the internal structure of a registry file e g \windows\system32\config\system ? Background: I ll try to extract some data from a corrupt registry file after windows bluescreen that even can t be opened with regedt32 any more Are there tools that can open such a defective file and read some data out?? Or any information about the

Internal structure of a registry file?

Hi folks is there any information available about the internal structure of a registry datei e g \windows\system32\config\system ? Background: I ll try to extract some data from a corrupt registry file after windows bluescreen that even can t be opened with regedt32 any more Are there tools that can open such a defective file and read some data out?? Or any information about the

can I add a menuitem for all popup menu?

Hello everyone as I said in the title is it possible? Thanks very much

I want an app to start automatically whenever windows con

Is there really no way? Thak you Javad wrote in message news:Ow4SFnagHHA 4924@TK2MSFTNGP06 phx gbl > Hello > > I want an application to start automatically whenever the user establishes > a connection to the internet I think I should do it through windows > registry Is it possible? WinXP > > Thank you >

Where is the registry file located?

Run regedt32 then from the Local Machine Hive choose Registry|Load Hive Then navigate to the location of the hive you want to edit read Give it some tempname doesn t matter what Then when your done move the cursor back to tempname then Registry|Unload Hive Registry|Exit Generally the system hive for hardware and or service related entries; software hive for application and

MaxLocksPerFile

These articles may help or try asking in the Access groups http: www google com search?hl=en q=MaxLocksPerFile site 3Amicrosoft com Regards Dave Patrick Please no email replies reply in newsgroup Microsoft Certified Professional Microsoft MVP [Windows] http: www microsoft com protect Chip_on wrote: >I have recently needed to increase the values in the MaxLock

Creating a local Registry

I always wondered if it was possible for a user to create a local registry and use the Windows API s to access it? It appears that XP NT has many Registry related API s; RegCloseKey RegOpenKey RegConnectRegistry RegOpenKeyEx RegCreateKey RegQueryInfoKey RegCreateKeyEx RegQueryMultipleValues RegDeleteKey RegQueryValue RegDeleteValue

Clearing Pagefile sys at shutdown in NT4 0

Yes John Crazybob wrote: > When you have the option set to clear the Windows swap file during > shutdown does it clear multiple swap files? I had to move my main swap > file to another drive due to low space on my system volume but > windows recommended keeping a 2 meg swapfile on the system volume > > Bob >

What is a good registry cleaner?

I just purchased a new HP laptop with Vista on it and was hoping that someone could point me in the direction of a good registry cleaner I was told that Windows Vista is proscessor intensive and was hoping to keep the laptop running smooth I also wanted to get rid of all those preloaded software offers and things that seem to come standard on computers these days You know the AOL a

Reading registry on secondary drive?

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