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Accessoires\Entertainment AUTHORITY NT\SYSTEM:Accessoires\Entertainment AUTHORITY NT\SYSTEM

Accessoires\Communications All Users:Accessoires\Communications All Users
I am on a group of programs; I do: edit, select all and here is what it paste,

I've done it, is it good?

System information report written at location: 06/03/06 19:04:31
System Name: M-05C2568D02024
[Program Groups]

Group Name User Name
Accessories Default User:Accessories Default User
Accessories\Accessibility Default User:Accessories\Accessibility Default User
Accessories\Entertainment Default User:Accessories\Entertainment Default User
Startup Default User:Startup Default User
Microsoft Money Default User:Microsoft Money Default User
Accessories All Users:Accessories All Users
Accessories\Accessibility All Users:Accessories\Accessibility All Users
Accessories\Communications All Users:Accessories\Communications All Users
Accessories\Entertainment All Users:Accessories\Entertainment All Users
Accessories\System Tools All Users:Accessories\System Tools All Users
Adaptec SCSI All Users:Adaptec SCSI All Users
Adobe Acrobat All Users:Adobe Acrobat All Users
ahead Nero All Users:ahead Nero All Users
ahead Nero\Nero ToolKit All Users:ahead Nero\Nero ToolKit All Users
ArcSoft PhotoImpression 4 All Users:ArcSoft PhotoImpression 4 All Users
ArcSoft VideoImpression 1.6 All Users:ArcSoft VideoImpression 1.6 All Users
Startup All Users:Startup All Users
EPSON Printers All Users:EPSON Printers All Users
EPSON PhotoQuicker All Users:EPSON PhotoQuicker All Users
FotoLook 2.09 All Users:FotoLook 2.09 All Users
Games All Users:Games All Users
Lavalys All Users:Lavalys All Users
Lavalys\EVEREST Home Edition All Users:Lavalys\EVEREST Home Edition All Users
Mozilla Firefox All Users:Mozilla Firefox All Users
My DSC All Users:My DSC All Users
Network Associates All Users:Network Associates All Users
OMNIMOUSE All Users:OMNIMOUSE All Users
Administration Tools All Users:Administration Tools All Users
Microsoft Office Tools All Users:Microsoft Office Tools All Users
PhotoFiltre All Users:PhotoFiltre All Users
Accessories NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:Accessories NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Accessories\Accessibility NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:Accessories\Accessibility NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Accessories\Entertainment NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:Accessories\Entertainment NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Startup NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:Startup NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Microsoft Money NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:Microsoft Money NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Accessories M-05C2568D02024\Administrator:Accessories M-05C2568D02024\Administrator
Accessories\Accessibility M-05C2568D02024\Administrator:Accessories\Accessibility M-05C2568D02024\Administrator
Accessories\Entertainment M-05C2568D02024\Administrator:Accessories\Entertainment M-05C2568D02024\Administrator
Startup M-05C2568D02024\Administrator:Startup M-05C2568D02024\Administrator
Microsoft Money M-05C2568D02024\Administrator:Microsoft Money M-05C2568D02024\Administrator

Is it okay?

@mario4OI can't see your antivirus or your firewall???
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@mario4OCan't you download yet?
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@Michel LATOUFFEHi,

here it is:
reliable security system.
MC free virus scan company.
MC FAEE security.

I'm going to try to take a photo of it and paste it.

No, I haven't installed it.

By the way, the antivirus is from (fr.... T......) replacing Wanadoo.
So I think that's everything.

about just like I have:

WDC WD 200EB 00CSFO 18 GB IDE.

for me, apart from 18 GB, the rest is gibberish.

I saw on eBay a 40 GB hard drive going for only €20.
but if I get even a new one (€60 for immediate purchase).
how do we do it: do we add it or replace the old one? and
for Windows XP installed, I don't have the CD?

WELL, if you have the time and there's no rush, thanks again for the excellent communication
see you later
note: anyway I will ask the question on hardware, thanks again

@mario4OWDC is Western Digital the brand...

But for second-hand hard drives, unless you see them working... Anyway. ;)

To set it as a slave in your tower, there are 2 ways (jumper on the HDD according to the diagram) or you can buy an external case and then set it as a master (only if you have USB2 or FireWire!!!)

Now for the purchase of the hard drive, it’s about €1 per GB (except for those over 120 GB)

https://www.ldlc.com/

But then I don’t know your setup!!!! :D Seriously, go back to information systems and on the first page (system summary) copy everything and then go to components/storage/disc...

;)
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@Michel LATOUFFEHi,
what are we doing about the hard drive because I would like to change it; (I've classified: problem solved) do we continue on this software forum or should I go to the hardware forum?

I'll try to copy (meanwhile I'll paste an Everest report for you) EVEREST Home Edition © 2003-2005 Lavalys, Inc.

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Version EVEREST v2.20.405/en
Website http://www.lavalys.com/
Report type Report generator
Computer M-05C2568D02024
Generator Administrator
Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
Date 2006-06-05
Time 09:24

Summary

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Computer:
Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Professional
System Service Pack Service Pack 2
DirectX 4.09.00.0904 (DirectX 9.0c)
System Name M-05C2568D02024
User Name Administrator

Motherboard:
Processor Type AMD Athlon, 600 MHz (6 x 100)
Motherboard Name Biostar M7MKA (2 ISA, 5 PCI, 1 AGP, 3 DIMM)
Motherboard Chipset AMD-750
System Memory 384 MB (PC133 SDRAM)
BIOS Type Award Modular (12/23/99)
Communication Port Communication Port (COM1)
Communication Port Communication Port (COM2)
Communication Port Printer Port (LPT1)

Monitor:
Video Card ATI Technologies, Inc. 3D RAGE PRO AGP 2X (4 MB)
3D Accelerator ATI 3D-Rage Pro
Monitor Plug-and-Play Screen [NoDB]

Multimedia:
Audio Card Creative SB PCI128 (Ensoniq ES1371) Sound Card

Storage:
IDE Controller Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller
SCSI/RAID Host Adapter Adaptec AHA-1502 SCSI
Floppy Drive Floppy Drive
Hard Drive WDC WD200EB-00CSF0 (18 GB, IDE)
Optical Drive HP CD-Writer+ 9100 (8x/4x/32x CD-RW)
Optical Drive PIONEER DVD-ROM DVD-114F (10x/40x DVD-ROM)
Hard Disk Status SMART OK

Partitions:
C: (NTFS) 19085 MB (13945 MB free)

Input:
Keyboard Standard 101/102 Keys or Microsoft Natural Keyboard PS/2
Keyboard Keyboard Device PIH
Mouse HID Mouse

Network:
Network Card 3Com 3C900COMBO Ethernet Card (generic) (192.168.1.10)

Devices:
Printer EPSON Stylus Photo 830 Series
USB Controller AMD-756 USB Controller
USB Device Generic USB Hub
USB Device USB Human Interface Device
USB Device USB Human Interface Device
USB Device Composite USB Device

DMI

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[BIOS]

BIOS Properties:
Vendor Award Software International, Inc.
Version 4.51 PG
Release Date 12/23/99
Size 256 KB
Boot Devices Floppy Disk, Hard Disk, CD-ROM, ATAPI ZIP, LS-120
Available Functions Flash BIOS, Shadow BIOS, Selectable Boot, EDD
Standards Complied DMI, APM, ACPI, ESCD, PnP
Expansion Capabilities ISA, PCI, AGP, USB

[System]

System Properties:
Boot Type Power Button

[Motherboard]

Motherboard Properties:
Manufacturer Biostar Group
Product M7MKA
Version 1.x

[Chassis]

Chassis Properties:

[Memory Controller]

Memory Controller Properties:
Error Detection Method 8-bit Parity
Error Correction None
Managed Memory Interleave 1-Way
Current Memory Interleave 1-Way
Managed Memory Types DIMM
Managed Memory Voltages 3.3V
Maximum Memory Module Size 256 MB
Memory Slots 3

[Processors / AMD-K7]

Processor Properties:
Manufacturer AMD
Version AMD-K7
External Clock 100 MHz
Maximum Clock Speed 750 MHz
Current Clock Speed 600 MHz
Type Central Processor
Voltage 3.3 V
Status Enabled
Upgrade Slot 1
Socket ID SLOT 1

[Caches / Internal Cache]

Cache Properties:
Type Internal
Status Enabled
Operation Mode Write-Back
Maximum Size 16 KB
Installed Size 16 KB
Managed SRAM Type Synchronous
Current SRAM Type Synchronous
Socket ID Internal Cache

[Caches / External Cache]

Cache Properties:
Type External
Status Enabled
Operation Mode Write-Back
Maximum Size 512 KB
Installed Size 512 KB
Managed SRAM Type Synchronous
Current SRAM Type Synchronous
Socket ID External Cache

[Memory Modules / A0]

Memory Module Properties:
Socket ID A0
Type SDRAM
Speed 60 ns
Installed Size 64 MB
Enabled Size 64 MB

[Memory Modules / A1]

Memory Module Properties:
Socket ID A1
Type SDRAM
Speed 60 ns
Installed Size 64 MB
Enabled Size 64 MB

[Memory Modules / A2]

Memory Module Properties:
Socket ID A2
Type SDRAM
Speed 60 ns
Installed Size 256 MB
Enabled Size 256 MB

[Memory Devices / A0]

Memory Device Properties:
Form Factor DIMM
Size 64 MB
Device Location A0
Bank Number Bank0/1

[Memory Devices / A1]

Memory Device Properties:
Form Factor DIMM
Size 64 MB
Device Location A1
Bank Number Bank2/3

[Memory Devices / A2]

Memory Device Properties:
Form Factor DIMM
Size 256 MB
Device Location A2
Bank Number Bank4/5

[System Slots / ISA]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID ISA
Type ISA
Data Bus Width 16 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / ISA]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID ISA
Type ISA
Data Bus Width 16 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / PCI]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID PCI
Type PCI
Usage Empty
Data Bus Width 32 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / PCI]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID PCI
Type PCI
Usage Empty
Data Bus Width 32 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / PCI]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID PCI
Type PCI
Usage Used
Data Bus Width 32 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / PCI]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID PCI
Type PCI
Usage Empty
Data Bus Width 32 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / PCI]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID PCI
Type PCI
Usage Used
Data Bus Width 32 bits
Length Long

[System Slots / AGP]

System Slot Properties:
Slot ID AGP
Type AGP
Usage Empty
Data Bus Width 32 bits
Length Long

[Port Connectors / PRIMARY IDE]

Port Connector Properties:
Connector Designation PRIMARY IDE
Internal Connector Type On-Board IDE
External Connector Type None

[Port Connectors / SECONDARY IDE]

Port Connector Properties:
Connector Designation SECONDARY IDE
Internal Connector Type On-Board IDE
External Connector Type None

[Port Connectors / FDD]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type 8251 FIFO Compatible
Connector Designation FDD
Internal Connector Type On-Board Floppy
External Connector Type None

[Port Connectors / COM1]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type Serial Port 16450 Compatible
Connector Designation COM1
Internal Connector Type 9 Pin Dual Inline (pin 10 cut)
External Connector Type DB-9 pin male

[Port Connectors / COM2]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type Serial Port 16450 Compatible
Connector Designation COM2
Internal Connector Type 9 Pin Dual Inline (pin 10 cut)
External Connector Type DB-9 pin male

[Port Connectors / LPT1]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type Parallel Port ECP/EPP
Connector Designation LPT1
Internal Connector Type DB-25 pin female
External Connector Type DB-25 pin female

[Port Connectors / Keyboard]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type Keyboard Port
Connector Designation Keyboard
External Connector Type PS/2

[Port Connectors / No Detected]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type Mouse Port
Connector Designation PS/2 Mouse
Internal Connector Type PS/2
External Connector Designation No Detected
External Connector Type PS/2

[Port Connectors / USB]

Port Connector Properties:
Port Type USB
Connector Designation USB
Internal Connector Type None

Overclock

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Processor Properties:
Processor Type AMD Athlon
Processor Alias Pluto, K75
Processor Stepping A1
(CPUID) Processor Name AMD Athlon(tm) Processor
(CPUID) Revision 00000621h

CPU Speed:
Processor Clock Speed 598.80 MHz
CPU Multiplier 6.0x
CPU FSB 99.80 MHz (original: 100 MHz)
Memory Bus 99.80 MHz

CPU Cache:
Level 1 Code Cache 64 KB
Level 1 Data Cache 64 KB
Level 2 Cache 512 KB (Built-In, Half-Speed)

Motherboard Properties:
Motherboard ID 12/23/1999-AMD-75X-W977-6A6S2B09C-00
Motherboard Name Biostar M7MKA (2 ISA, 5 PCI, 1 AGP, 3 DIMM)

Chipset Properties:
Motherboard Chipset AMD-750
Memory Performance 3-2-2-4 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS)

SPD Memory Modules:
DIMM1 128 MB PC133 SDRAM (3.0-3-3-6 @ 133 MHz) (2.0-2-2-5 @ 100 MHz)
DIMM2: Winbond PDP133-064083AU 64 MB PC133 SDRAM (3.0-3-3-6 @ 133 MHz) (2.0-2-2-5 @ 100 MHz)
DIMM3 256 MB PC133 SDRAM (3.0-3-3-6 @ 133 MHz) (2.0-2-2-5 @ 100 MHz)

BIOS Properties:
System BIOS Date 12/23/99
Video BIOS Date 97/10/20
BIOS Type Award Award Modular BIOS v6.00PG
BIOS Message Award MKA1223B
BIOS Version 4.51 PG

Power Management

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Power Management Control:
Current Power Source AC Power
Battery Status No Battery
Full Battery Runtime Unknown

I have 1 stick 128(133)
1 " " 256(133)
1 " " 64(100)=in place but it doesn't show up and it was the only one originally.
If I add; eBay model (below) finally exp:
this kind of sticks is suitable:

1 stick of 256MB SDram PC133
Double-sided, 8 chips/side, DIMM format, 168 pins. Only high-quality sticks (Micron, Toshiba, etc...). No No-Name
In perfect condition of course!!! (tested with Memtest) This stick is also perfectly recognized by motherboards based on Intel BX chipsets like the Asus P3B-F, Abit BE6/BH6/BX6, Gigabyte GA-BX2000/2000+, etc... and Intel i810 chipsets like the Asus CUWE for example.

Symbolic photo (click to enlarge)

@mario4O[ Memory Devices / A0 ]

Memory device properties:
Form DIMM
Size 64 MB
Device location A0
Bank number Bank0/1

[ Memory Devices / A1 ]

Memory device properties:
Form DIMM
Size 64 MB
Device location A1
Bank number Bank2/3

[ Memory Devices / A2 ]

Memory device properties:
Form DIMM
Size 256 MB
Device location A2
Bank number Bank4/5

No, you have 384 MB of memory, namely DIMM 1 64 MB, DIMM 2 64 MB, DIMM 3 256, and you should put DIMM 3 in place of 1, and the link is special for your motherboard!!!

;)
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@mario4OErratum : remove your 64 mg and swap the 256 and the 128!

My apologies!!!
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about, I have in the order from left to right:

here in (1): 256 in (2): 128 in (3): 64 (I can remove it)

I put: from left to right:

here in (1): ---- in (2): 128 in (3): 256 ok

It seems to me:
when I set them up, I had arranged them according to a Google tech site: I'll check.
By the way, I bought two other sticks before the 256 on eBay:
PC 133 128MB SDRAM..
TF:S/N:29127..WARRANTY VOID IF REMOVED..1.2.3.4.5.6....
NO 243 SMGH2A0041.
They are no-name, what does that mean: did I get ripped off?

Anyway, if I buy another 128 133, will that work?

By the way, we can take a break and resume later; I'll leave the question just in case and I'll check back from time to time.

Following some reflection, for my last message: <36>, I was talking about you if you wanted to take a break and not about me. I've just reread myself and it's true I poorly formulated my intention.
Whenever you want, I'm fine with it.
See you soon.

@mario4O@@ HUG ! @@

The link for post 29 guarantees you compatibility with 3x256, so yes you can add a 128 but maybe make a report with Aida32

http://telechargement.zebulon.fr/66-aida32-393.html

Because Everest did not detect your RAM properly, but try without the 64!

;)
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@mario4Oftp://ftp.biostar-usa.com/manuals/M7MKA/M7MKAmanual.pdf

It is true that on page 1-25 the manual recommends 64-64-256...

Well, it will remain a mystery of computing, but normally the thing with non-dual motherboards is to put the largest one first to prevent the computer from filling the 64 first, then the other 64 (when we know XP already takes 160MB to run!) and then the 256... Well, we'll have to test it...

;)
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if I change the order!

will it disrupt Windows XP and its operation?

I feel like trying:
what do you think?

@mario4OWell, the info is made of trials... That said, one of our contributors had a motto:

rule number 1: if everything is going well, don’t touch anything!

NORMALLY there shouldn’t be any problems...

So...

But other than that, you seem nice! If you filled out your profile and went to the café to introduce yourself, that would be cool (but maybe less informative! haha ;)

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If you have a single 100 in your DIMMs, everything will be set to 100. If you want 133, only use 133!

;)
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@Michel LATOUFFEHi,

The 64 MB originally installed is the only one at 100 MHz
I'm going to remove it,

but is it a matter of speed? (the difference)

To enter the canis, do you just need to edit a message?

@Michel LATOUFFE@@ HUG ! @@

ram

You will find more detailed explanations elsewhere (know that I did all your research on "gogole"...

See you later (I’m heading out for a long weekend!!! ;)

;)
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Hello, Michel LATOUFFE,

I would like to download: Gim Mode 2.2.11.c, but every time I click, I get: bit defender? and when I click to download, it's always the same, and this happens to me often;
as soon as the software appears, which download option should I click?
Thank you.

@mario4O@@ HUG ! @@

Do you have a Bit Defender suite with a firewall? Because it might be the firewall that's blocking downloads...

Another link:

https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/photo-graphisme/11145-the-gimp/

http://www.gimp-fr.org/telecharger_windows.php

;)

@Michel LATOUFFEHi again,
before your second message:
I was able to download: Gim Mode 2.2.11.c, but it took a long time and when I saw (89 MB) I uninstalled it immediately.
However, a message indicated that I had to manually uninstall the rest (at least about 15 lines: Gim......etc).
I immediately did a system restore when I got that.
And now, following the restore..., there was Google Earth on my desktop and I wanted to uninstall it, but another message:

setup.exe encountered a problem etc....so I hope I didn't mess things up, because it was just redone and I don't have the installation disk.
I'm thinking of restoring to before Google Earth and seeing what you think.
Thank you.

@Michel LATOUFFEYeah, you just had to go into the time of your downloader and delete The GIMP...

Uh, the system restore is for a big crash after all because it's something you shouldn't use too often... Plus, it erases everything you've written after creating the restore point...

What you do is reinstall Google Earth (it will find the old files)
then you check that everything works well and go to start/programs/accessories/system tools/system restore and there you create a restore point that you name...
And at the next restore (if it crashes), you'll have your Google Earth.

And proceed like this with every new program installed that you want to keep and that doesn't bug!!!

;)

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@Michel LATOUFFEour,
here we go again, I refilled a rest (before your message) and I changed the date (31:05), well the disk has emptied and I tried again:
I reinstalled Google Earth and I'm still getting a message (and I'm going to copy it for you), m