Wilhelmus

Found this: http://www.scanner-drivers.com/drivers/139/139227.htm Quote: Comments Driver for ScanJet 3400C scanner and Windows 2003 Server. [Not available on HP site]

To zackisagamer: 1) Create new thread for your questions/problems/etc. 2) Buy the game. 3) If you have buyed the game, look for the code from here: Quote: 1) In the white box at the lower left of the back of the DVD/CD case. 2) In the white box at the lower left of the back of the manual. 3) In the white box inside the DVD/CD case.

Click Start->Run. And type notepad, press Enter. Copy these lines to notepad window: Quote: [general] ; if ShowDevices exists and is non-zero then will display wave out devices and other stuff ; ; ShowDevices=0 : default ; ShowDevices=1 : show output from waveOutGetDevCaps ShowDevices=0 ; if WaveOutDevice exists it should be between zero and one less num devices ; the default is WAVE_MAPPER ; ; WaveOutDevice=0 : use the first device (default) ; WaveOutDevice=1 : use the second device ; WaveOutDevice=-1: use WAVE_MAPPER (will use [unknow Device] settings) ; WaveOutDevice=0 ; Wavemix will detect if it is running on a 286 and not use any 386 instructions ; you can force it to use the 286 only code on a 386 by setting cmixit=1 ; cmixit=0 (default) ; cmixit=1 uses only 286 code (even on a 386 or >) [default] ; Remix=1 = ResetRemix() (default) ; Remix=2 = NoResetRemix() Remix=1 ; GoodWavePos=0 = uses timeGetTime() (default) ; GoodWavePos=1 = uses waveOutGetPosition() GoodWavePos=0 ; WaveBlocks=# (2<=#<=6) the number of ping pong buffers to use ; if Remix=2, use the smallest number that does not distort the sound ; default=3 WaveBlocks=3 ; WaveBlockLen=# min = 512 max = 4096 ; if a number is not specified (or 0) WaveMix will try to determine a size WaveBlockLen=688 ; SamplesPerSec=11 (11.025 Khz) (default) ; =22 (22.04 KHz) ; =44 (44.1 KHz) SamplesPerSec=11 ; debug=0 (default) ; debug=1,2,3 : level ofdebug information shown [Driver Xref] Windows Sound System Playback=Windows Sound System Sound System Playback=Windows Sound System SB16 Wave Out=SoundBlaster 16 SB16 Playback=SoundBlaster 16 AWE64 Wave Out=SoundBlaster 16 [Windows Sound System] ; Need to set do11khzmce=FALSE in system.ini->[sndsys.drv] if want to use Remix=1 and SamplesPerSec=11 Remix=1 GoodWavePos=1 WaveBlocks=4 SamplesPerSec=22 [soundBlaster 16] Remix=1 GoodWavePos=0 WaveBlocks=5 SamplesPerSec=22 WaveBlockLen=1376 [sBPro Wave Out] Remix=1 GoodWavePos=0 WaveBlocks=5 [MultiSound Wave Out] Remix=2 GoodWavePos=1 WaveBlocks=3 [Media Vision Waveform Output] Remix=1 GoodWavePos=0 WaveBlocks=3 [ultraSound Waveform Output] Remix=2 GoodWavePos=0 WaveBlocks=3 SamplesPerSec=11 [Maestro Playback] Remix=2 GoodWavePos=0 WaveBlocks=5 ContinuousStream=1 [not compatible] ; sound drivers that are not compatible with wavemix.dll can be added here ; (the =1 is necessary). One of the major conflicts occur with the PC Speaker ; drivers. The wavemix.dll will only work with devices that support ; asynchronous operation - most of the pc speaker drivers are synchronous. ; The name of the devices can be easily seen by setting ShowDevices=1 in the ; [general] section and then running a program which uses the wavemixer. One ; major problem with some of the pc speaker drivers is that they report that ; they are asynchronous when they are really not. Wave driver for PC Speaker=1 Then, click File->Save as... Browse to your windows folder (for example: c:\windows) and save the file as wavemix.ini.

Yes, in Disk Management, you'll need create a new partition from the unallocated space, then format the new partition and assign drive letter to it.

You need to assign drive letter to it. After that you'll need to format it, if you did not already. Quote: 1. Log on as Administrator or as a member of the Administrators group. 2. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Performance and Maintenance. Note If you do not see Performance and Maintenance, go to step 3. Performance and Maintenance appears in Control Panel only if you use Category view. If you use Classic view, Performance and Maintenance does not appear. 3. Click Administrative Tools, double-click Computer Management, and then click Disk Management in the left pane. 4. Right-click the drive, the partition, the logical drive, or the volume that you want to assign a drive letter to, and then click Change Drive Letter and Paths. 5. Click Add. 6. Click Assign the following drive letter if it is not already selected, and then either accept the default drive letter or click the drive letter that you want to use. 7. Click OK.

XP x64 uses kernel from Windows 2003 server (Windows 2003 version number is 5.2 and XP is 5.1), so the patch program thinks that you are using 2003 server. Try running patch program in compability mode.

Welcome. Very detailed guide here: http://home.earthlink.net/~infernofilecabinet4/XpSetupsP_T/PDOS2_Setup.htm

To access Administrator account on Home XP, you'll need boot your computer to Safe Mode. Check folder: "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\User Account Pictures". There should be bitmaps named accountname.bmp, example if your account name is 'Donna', then there should .bmp named 'Donna.bmp'.

You'll need modify C:\Boot.ini file. Start->Run. notepad c:\boot.ini

Try these: How to troubleshoot the following message in Windows XP: "A network cable is unplugged": http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=910389&SD=tech

Originally posted by Linda_92: Quote: the guy hu sold me this didnt giv me...so pls pls Ask him to give it to you. Quote: can any1 giv me the installation code? :x :x Nope.

http://www.usbman.com/Win%20NT%20USB%20Guide.htm

Member who posted that guide, got deleted.

This person/bot yutao is really spamming all across net: http://www.google.fi/search?hs=XHR&h...amp;btnG=Search Including NT Compatible's forums.

Install newer drivers from your 3d card manufacturer.

You got nasty sob called spysheriff. O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [ntdll.dll] D:\WINNT\system32\msoff.exe O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [ntdll.dll] C:\winstall.exe O20 - Winlogon Notify: MS-DOS Emulation - D:\WINNT\system32\fp6q03j5e.dll (file missing) O20 - Winlogon Notify: printpn2 - printpn2.dll (file missing) 020 - Winlogon Notify: ShellCompatibility - D:\WINNT\system32\mjclus.dll (file missing) And see this: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/H...exe-t22402.html

Have you tried this: Quote: Originally posted by Wilhelmus: Here is how I installed it. First put the RA CD on first CD/DVD drive. 1) On RA CD, there are folder named SETUP and there are dos version of the installer, install.exe. Launch it. 2) It'll start and then ask for sound card, I selected none. 3) Then it asks where to install. C:\WESTWOOD\RA 4) Files copied.... 5) After install go to where you installed it. 6) Download 1.08 patch. http://www.sharoma.com/ral/files/ra108usp.exe. Copy the file to RA folder, doubleclick it. Then use extracted PATCH.EXE to patch it. 7) Copy the patch file ("ra108usp.exe") to your RA folder ("c:\westwood\redalert"). 8) Doubleclick the patch file to start file extracting. 9) Now, on the folder there should be file named "patch.exe". Doubleclick it. 10) Wait while it patches RA. Dos screen will appear for while. Let it finish. 11) Now you have patched the game, create shortcut for file named "RA95.exe". Rightclick the shortcut and select Properties. Click Compatiblity tab. Apply following compatiblity settings to shortcut: Windows 95, 256 colors, 640x480, Disable themes and turn off advanced text services. 12) Done, launch the game by using this shortcut.

Do you get access to somekind command prompt after that? If you do, try re-running ghost by using this command: ghost -afile=NUL This prevents ghost to writing any error information to file.

Start->Run. dxdiag

Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Services. Locate service called 'Windows Audio' and make sure that it is running. If not, doubleclick it and select Automatic from startup type box. Then reboot. Are these the drivers you have tried: Quote: Driver Name RealTek Codec Sound on board driver Version 3.79 (5950) Release Date 2005/11/11 http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWeb/Products/Pr...tailName=Driver

You can 'recreate' the machineguid.txt. On restore folder, doubleclick the srdiag.exe. It'll create new .cab file. Open it and you'll find your machineguid.txt. machineguid.txt file just contains Globally Unique Identifier string, mine is "{4A8CFAF4-E170-4857-9DA5-71D7BBE27F50} ".

Rig updated: AMD Sempron 3300+, 2000 GHz. Asus K8N, nForce3 250, AMD Hammer. 1024 MB Kingston RAM. Maxtor DiamondMax 10, 80 GB, 7200rpm, 8MB, SATA.

Originally posted by chrism1367: Quote: Any way thanks for that invaluable info. Much appreciated. No problem

1) regsvr32 /i mshtml.dll 2) http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/kb896688_fix.zip 3) When you have tried to open system restore, check your event viewer (eventvwr.msc) for errors/warnings generated by "sr", "srservice" or any other source.

Steam uses the following ports: * 1200 (UDP) * 27000-27015 (UDP) * 27030-27039 (TCP)