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FAQ, Tips, Hints, and Wisdom for Windows 98x/XP
David Gok 8
C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 2
3. Click Next.
4. Type the shortcut's name: Restart
5. Click the Finish button.
6. Right-click the new shortcut and select Properties.
7. Click the Change Icon... button.
8. Click the Browse... button.
9. For the filename, type: C:\WINDOWS\System\user.exe
10. Select the yellow triangle with the blip (!) character icon.
11. Select OK.
12. Select OK.
The Shutdown Shortcut
1. Right-click the desktop and select New > Shortcut.
2. For the command line, type:
C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 1
3. Click Next.
4. Type the shortcut's name: Shutdown
5. Click the Finish button.
6. Right-click the new shortcut and select Properties.
7. Click the Change Icon... Button.
8. Click the Browse... button.
9. For the filename, type: C:\WINDOWS\System\user.exe
10. Select the red circle with the white cross icon.
11. Select OK.
12. Select OK.
Networking
Crossover Cables – Using to network two computers
http://www.la-cable.com/how_to_network_pcs.htm
FAQ (Unofficial) Win95/98
http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/faq.htm
IP Addresses – Find Your Own
Windows 95/98/ME
Go to Start | Run and type in "winipcfg" (without the quotations) and press your ENTER key. Make sure
you select the right adapter. That is your IP address.
Windows 2000/NT
Open a DOS window and type "ipconfig /all" (without the quotation marks) That will display your IP
addresses for your network card and your Internet connection (should you have one)
IP Addresses – Local Addresses You Can Assign
Yes there are three private (reserved and NOT routable on the Internet but handy to use within your own
stuff) networks:
10.0.0.0/8 - The 24-bit (mask size, the mask is the /8 here) block.
- Disclaimer 7
- Windows 98SE 7
- FAQ (Unofficial) Win95/98 8
- IP Addresses – Find Your Own 8
- NetBEUI – Win XP 9
- Trojans 12
- Troubleshooting 12
- CAB Files – Extracting 19
- CD – Make Autorun 19
- CD Player – Disable AutoRun 20
- CD Player – Enable AutoRun 20
- CD Player – Set Default 20
- CTRL-ALT-DEL – Disable 21
- Cookies – Killing Them (IE) 21
- Copy Entire Hard Drive 22
- Drive Letter – Setting to M 23
- Hotmail 24
- What You Need 25
- Setting Up the Host 25
- Setting Up the Clients 26
- Cabling Decisions 27
- Testing the Connection 30
- Cleaning Up (optional) 30
- Install Windows98 OS 32
- Install Windows 98 over NT 33
- IRQ Lists 35
- Memory Maximum for Windows98 36
- MSCONFIG.EXE 36
- MS-DOS Compatibility Mode 37
- MSN Messenger – Removing It 37
- Password Reset – NT/2000/XP 39
- Print Problems – All Windows 39
- Poledit Information 39
- Security Tricks – Windows 98 62
- Securing OE and IE 62
- Updates to Windows 98E 64
- USB Help Suggestion 65
- USB Information 65
- Windows CD – Making One (ME) 65
- Windows Official Update Site 68
- Wipe Hard Drive – debug.exe 68
- Registry Cleaners 69
- Boot CD – Thinkpad 600E 75
- Boot Disks 76
- Boot Time – How to Speed UP 76
- Direct Cable Connection 77
- Windows XP 78
- Blue List XP KeyGen 79
- Bootup Quicker 80
- CD Burner – Disable 80
- CD Burner – Enable and Use 80
- CD Ripper – A Good One 81
- Context Menu Handlers 82
- DNS Client 86
- DVD Player for XP 86
- EZCD Creator – Removing 86
- File Security Access 87
- Install Clean Windows XP 89
- IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL 89
- Jet Direct Print Server 90
- Linksys WPC11 and XP 90
- Logout Automatically on Idle 90
- Messenger – How to remove 90
- Net Send – Removing 91
- Network Neighborhood Missing 91
- Plug and Play – Disable 95
- PowerToys – ALT-TAB 96
- PPPoE – XP Setup 96
- Product Key Lost 98
- Registered Name – Changing 98
- Time Synchronization 103
- Windows Messenger Ads 107
- USB 2.0 108
- Application Software 111
- Albums to CD 112
- AOL Information – E-Mail 112
- Anti-Virus Personal Edition 114
- CD – convert cda to wav 114
- CD Burning – Autorun 114
- CD Duplicating on XP ONLY 116
- CD Label Making Programs 116
- Clone CD – Keycode 118
- Defrag for NT 119
- DirectX Version 120
- DVD Copy Information 120
- DVD Player 121
- DVD – rip DTS from DVD 121
- DVD – rip MP3 from DVD 121
- DVD Troubleshooting 122
- Evidence Elimination 123
- F-Prot – DOS Anti-Virus 123
- FAX by Internet – HQ Fax 124
- Freeware – FAQs and Lists 125
- Graphics Viewer – IrfanView 128
- HTML Link Checker 129
- HTML Tools 129
- HTML Viewers 129
- Mail Servers 131
- Mail Spam – Removing 132
- MP3 Spliters 132
- Napster Equivalents 132
- Netscape 4.8 133
- Netscape 7.0 134
- Netscape – Download 134
- Netscape – FTP Hijacked 134
- Netscape – Install/Upgrade 134
- Netscape – Help Sites/Forums 135
- Netscape – Java Plugin 135
- Netscape – Plugins 136
- Netscape – Profile Password 136
- Norton AV – Serial Number 138
- Outpost – Firewall 138
- PDF – Word Doc to PDF 138
- PDF to HTML Conversion 140
- PDF Software 140
- Powerpoint Alternatives 140
- Power Toys by Microsoft 140
- Print Screen 141
- Processor Speed 141
- Proxomitron Help 185
- RAR files 186
- RASPPPOE 186
- Reminders – xReminderLT 186
- Sound Recorder – Messer 186
- Spambuster 187
- Spy Ware Removal 187
- Transparent GIF Creator 187
- Trojan Remover 187
- Tweaking Toolbox 187
- Turbo Tax 2002 188
- VPN – Ports 189
- Network 190
- CAT5 Cable – Installing 191
- Connection Monitoring 191
- FVS318 – VPN Software 192
- Hawkings – PN656 PCMCIA Card 192
- Linksys AP 1.1 Problems 192
- PPPoE Information 194
- RT314 – Filters 194
- RT314 – Troubleshooting 194
- WAP11 – Bridge 197
- WAP11 – MAC Authorization 198
- WAP11 – Power Hack 199
- WAP11 – Setup 199
- WAP11 – Version 2.2 Problems 200
- WPC-11 Adapter – Install 200
- Westell Wirespeed – Settings 201
- Wireless Bridging 203
- David Gok 204 204
- Wireless Insecurity Articles 205
- ATTBI (ISP) Information 205
- Fraud – Site and Numbers 206
- HP 932C and XP 206
- IBM Thinkpad A31P 207
- Microsoft Knowledge Base 208
- PacBell Web Information 208
- PCMCIA – Cables 208
- Privacy Web Sites 208
- Router Installation 209
- WAP11 – Amplifiers 210
- WAP11 – Antennas 210
- Security Test Sites 210
- WAP11 – Antennas Homemade 212
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