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This is probably you administrator who assigned the "Removes the Folder Options menu item from the Tools menu" group policy to restrict you from using it. Try checking it. 1. Click Start and then click Run item to open the Run box 2. Type rsop.msc in the open field and …

First of all, what you have written in your Application log? Try observing it. Click Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Event Viewer. Click on the Application item in the tree and then look for error items with red icons. If you find nothing, just run the update and update to WMP11.

Yes, you can take a look at Scriptlogic's [url=http://www.scriptlogic.com/products/desktopauthority/]desktop authority[/url]. Probably that's what you want to get here. We use it to build signatures for our users and we gather the information from Active Directory so that it performs automatically for users. As for example, [url=http://support4.scriptlogic.com/kb/Article.aspx?id=13484]take a look here[/url]. They …

Try doing the following 1. Click Start and select Programs-->Accessories-->System Tools-->Backup to start NTBackup 2. Switch to the Backup tab 3. Ensure that the type of disc you want to use for backup is the rewritable media 4. Select the files that you want to back up to CD-RW 5. …

I guess it's a conflict of restore points between Windows XP and Vista. If you create restore points for all your partitions in both Windows XP ans Windows Vista, probably both Windows write the data to the same location in the System Volume Information folder and thus when Windows XP …

You either can try to select the Last Known Good Configuration option from the boot menu or try using Sytem Repair with Windows Setup Disc. To boot with last known good confuration settings. Start your computer. When you will see the boot menu, select the record in the boot menu …

Probably your game setup is corrupt. Remove the game and setup it again. Look [url=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315589]here[/url] for details.