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Windows, Networking and Software

FAQ, Tips, Hints, and Wisdom for Windows 98x/XP

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because sometimes one of the icon options will 'strangely' activate and make your cookies look very weird

and unreadable. Play with it and check it out. Can't hurt anything, but finish with "Details".

Notice a set of buttons at the top of the cookies, first one is "Name". Scroll to the right, and you will see

"Last Accessed". Click that until your cookies are in descending chronological order, the most recent on

top. *Remember this, because sometimes when you delete cookies they will "scramble" and you will have

to go here to arrange them again so you can get to them easily. Of course, you can arrange them

alphabetically with "Name" or etc., etc., etc.

Some of these cookies have your ID criteria such as Hotmail and Passport, and your ISP, your Bank, your

normal web sites that configure their web page for you based on your preferences. Some, like Double-

click, Yahoo, Avenuea, and Hitbox are useless [to me] and defy most other methods to eliminate but this

one. And now Favicon has a system that slips by most cookie filters.

Now, you select by left-clicking the first one you are going to delete, then systematically Ctrl+left-click the

remainder of the undesirables. Then delete, by either keyboard "Delete" or right-click in the mass of

selections and "delete". Or you can right click >> delete each one individually. Sometimes you will get a

prompt, to which you will reply "Yes" if you really want to kill the cookies.

Copy Entire Hard Drive

I'm thinking about getting a much bigger hard drive. Is there a way to transfer everything from my current

drive to a new one and have XP still work? I'd rather not reinstall XP, so some kind of transfer would be

great. What will XP do after the copy? Will it need reactivating or will it just realize it's been copied to a

new drive & get on with it?

I had XP Pro on one HDD and transferred it with Drive Image 5.01 to two others. The HDDs are in

removable caddies used on the same box (only one at a time). I also keep images to restore when XP plays

up; XP is more troublesome than my Win98SE. I haven't had any problems with this setup. XP has

recognised that it is a different drive (the primary partitions are both on the same HDD model) and hasn't

required reactivation.

Alternative: xcopy c:\*.* /h /i /c /k /e /r /y d:

See tip 4839 in the 'NT Reg Hacks' at http://www.jsiinc.com

DHCP – Doesn’t Work on Startup

I am helping a friend whom is running Win. 98. When the computer reboots it will return the I.P. to a

default setting and lose connectivity. I can run winipcfg release all, and renew, it will then pick up all new

I.P.'s and return connection. Works fine until you reboot and then it is the same old thing all over again.

If you are comfortable with the Registry you can try.

HKEY_Local_Machine\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\DHCP

Look in the Dhcpinfoxx folders (my Tahoe machine is Dhcpinfo00). If the DhcpServer entry is not correct,

delete that Dhcpinfoxx folder.

By correct, it means that the DhcpServer entry is the IP address of the DHCP Server in hexidecimal. For

example, mine in Tahoe is 192.168.1.1. In Hex, this is “c0 a8 01 01”.

Reboot

Dr. Watson – Turning off on NT

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