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| Date | 2006-05-30 6:26 |
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| Home Page | www.ripcoco.blogspot.com |
| Message | Thanks so much Chuck!! I have been fighting with the sidebar for a long time and finally just have to accept that my own Firefox is best and how the rest of the world is seeing it...if anyone else is in IE then thats their problem....but hopefully Im learning enough about coding and settings to actually fix this in the html. Your page is the one place where its laid out in a manageable step by step way that makes sense. Im still working on it and always happy to know more! Now, if I could just figure out how to caption pictures and import an mp3 player Id be really happy!! Thanks for your great articles! Melina |
| Date | 2006-05-29 13:08 |
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| Home Page | rpchc.com |
| Message | Very impressive wite, and well organized. I have learned a lot, and I have learned how little I know about file sharing and computer browser service. Thanks, I think. So sad I still have not got a handle on my interment problem. Carl |
| Date | 2006-05-29 7:24 |
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| Message | Hi....want to thank you for your site....I'm just a computer/network hobbyist who loves to know more and more about such things! My mouth starts watering when I come across sites such as yours! Well done.... and Thank You! SLC Utah |
| Date | 2006-05-27 20:14 |
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| Home Page | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Mjb |
| Message | Your PChuck Network pages are vast and very helpful. Thanks for posting them! I have spent more than a few days trying to diagnose and resolve my Windows workgroup browsing problems (error 5, 51, 53 in various combos, starting out fine when master browser reboots but degrading over time), and while I did make some good progress based on advice in your site, I found something significant that isn't mentioned at all on your site, and probably should be:
r\parameters\RestrictNullSessAccess, which I had created and set to 0x1 a while back in a fit of paranoia. It is mentioned in NT, W2K, and XP security guides. I believe that you're likely to have problems if you set this to 1 on a system running the workgroup's master browser; it seems to be as important as restrictanonymous and Hidden. Also it's not clear from your pages whether I really need to have the Remote Registry service running on the master browser. It affects the ability of browstat (even locally) to show the browser build #, but is it needed for anything else, Windows networking-wise? Have you thought about distilling some of your prose into some checklists? Prose is nice but in hindsight I'd like to have "all" possible points of failure listed so I can check their status. |
| Date | 2006-05-27 3:17 |
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| Message | Thanks for directing me to your site - very useful stuff.  |
| Date | 2006-05-27 0:51 |
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| Message | Comment to PChuck’s Guest Book: I’ve been working on this problem for more than a year. I learned from you and it never occurred to me that the Internal computer “Windows Explorer,” not the “Internet Explorer” browser, was so involved in needing or providing other setups besides showing where folders were stored on the hard drives. This to me now means the word ‘Browser’ now has other protocols or rules for supporting controls and lists that support users who need to know what is in their ‘Network Neighborhood’. Hidden in behind controls’ REH. With little or no help from Microsoft. I’ve called them 3 times in the last 3 years paid out more than $100. And get no answers from India. After a couple of days or more of them off and on the phone to go get some help and never making any headway. And lost long distant phone ckt’s etc. I would finally give up and solve it myself or make a-work around. It use, to be a real pleasure to talk to some knowledgeable Microsoft trouble shooters even when I had to wait a week or two before they would call back, they also would pass on some out standing information when we were waiting for my computer to come backup, to see if they had fixed the problem. Sadly those days are gone, no more Microsoft support. I haven’t found my problem yet. I’m slow, but I’m learning. I’m using ‘browstat status’ and getting strange results. |
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| Date | 2006-05-21 18:34 |
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| Home Page | http://blogger-tricks.blogspot.com |
| Message | Nice work. Keep it up. |
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