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    Administrator Logon

    Thanx for reading, but I've managed to cure it via TweakUI. Kind regards COB
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    Administrator Logon

    Once again Hello to all Today's question is: How do I set up my PC so that I am the default logon rather than Administrator. My PC boots up to Administrator settings (also me by the way)and I have to logoff and then logon in my name to get my usual settings. This has only just started to...
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    Help with a home network

    Sorry the page seems to have time expired and you have to return to the home page and search again. Here are the details: BELKIN OFFICE KT Product Code - 857016 Includes: 4x Ethernet 10/100 PCI Cards 8 port professional network switch 4x 8metre Fast Cat5 patch cables Share files and...
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    Help with a home network

    Thanx Sunil The modem is supplied by my ISP and is connected to the internet via coax cable. The interface between modem and PC is either USB or NIC. There are 8 ports on the network switch, all similar without any words about uplinks, and the pictorial instructions (a few words also)...
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    Help with a home network

    In an earlier thread, I was enquiring about creating a wired network between two PC's approx 3 metres apart. One is on XP Prof, the other on W2K. I bought this bit of kit...
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    A simple home network

    Thanks for all of your comments, some good stuff and all of it learned in the practical manner. I have decided to use a router and an office kit with 4 NIC cards, 4 x 8 metre cables and an 8 port broadband router, for the princely sum of £40 - should do the trick. I have taken onboard your...
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    A simple home network

    Me again with another question/s. I have moved into the world of broadband internet and now find the task of sharing this type of connection with my son tedious, so against my better judgement, and in the hope of actually using what I pay for (as opposed to my son hogging the connection 24/7)...
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    No letter repeat on keyboard

    Hello Everyone Suddenly, and for no apparent reason, my keyboard is now working correctly. I've taken a look around hoping to find a change somewhere but can't find one. Is there a history/diagnostic file somewhere? Kind regards COB
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    No letter repeat on keyboard

    Well Willy, you were right about the typematic rate settings being disabled. Sadly even with them enabled, I can not get my keyboard to repeat a letter with a single press of a key. I'll have to do some research but in the meantime and for my friend Carr, who didn't get a cigar, have a star...
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    No letter repeat on keyboard

    Again, my friend, no cigar. I have already explored the keyboard setting in control panel and my registry reflects the fastest settings, but nothing happens when I keep any key depressed. I believe that there may be a different system file perhaps for my standard keyboard that used to work...
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    No letter repeat on keyboard

    Nice try, but not the one I am looking for. If I play around with the Accessibility options, I can get the keyboard to repeat at a slow rate, but not like it was/should be. Any other ideas Carr/anyone? Kind regards COB
  12. Crustyoldbloke

    No letter repeat on keyboard

    Up until the last reinstall of Win2K, my keybopard operated quite normally, but now the letter repeat function has become "disabled" and I have to keep pressing the key to repeat a letter or space or delete etc The control panel is quite normal and has the function "enabled" with the repeat...
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    Bootup choice screen

    Thanks guys. I couldn't access the BOOT.INI file even after showing all system and hidden files, so in system start and restore, I just unchecked the box with the list of OS available and now it boots normally. Kind regards COB
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    Bootup choice screen

    I recently had to reinstall Windoze due to a file corruption that just refused to be repaired. The new OS is working fine and the old corrupted version, deleted from the HDD. The only downside is that when booting, I get a choice of two OS's, both identical, but only one working. How can I...
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    Internet Explorer default home page

    Download and run CWS shredder. Kind regards COB
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