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MS AntiSypware bug?
Forwarded message from Charles Muller <acmul...@gol.com> ----- From: Charles Muller <acmul...@gol.com> Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 16:04:44 +0900 To: debian-b...@lists.debian.org Subject: Install Report [Failed Install] [My apologies for the two prior messages with corrupted text. My Emacs didn't handle the encoding

Installation Failed: E:\I386\asms. Error Message : Incorrect function.
... another name with a mouse, pictures and animated singing icons. Hey, lets start a new group and compile the idiocy. Near as I can tell its going into overdrive. I wouldn't be so exhasperated if all this miscreant marketing boolshite hadn't taken chunks out of me and everyone around me. One more failed install

Mouse Driver update won't install
For the record, I put in the PS/2 mouse, Microsoft natural keyboard, Digital Equipment 15" monitor specs right out of the manual, and the exact S3 video card info off the card (pulled it, cut myself again). The new xf86config is all correct. Double checked and A-OK. Over and pass the baton. D.

Linux is great, but make it simple
There were a few burps and creaks as a few packages failed to install - "rosegarden-???" and one or two others. This shouldn't happen, and could be some defect there is a screen near the end of the install process, with buttons down the right side, where you can configure all sorts of things (NIC, X, mouse,

Bug#220827: Failed install
The mouse pointer just briefly changes to the hour glass. I've tried replacing the Desk.cpl Control Panel Extension file in Windows\System but this made no difference. The problem became apparent after I tried to install Eraser software which failed to install properly and had to be uninstalled manually.

B.Goodman
"Quinn" wrote: Lately my mouse has been failing to respond for periods of 5-30 seconds, and my keyboard will experience a 5 second delay on all commands during this time. I thought I'd update windows to see if that could fix the problem, but WU fails to install all twenty six (26) of the updates it downloads... any

MSDOS progs minimize to task bar instead of taking full screen
I had a failed install of Remote Control and rebooted the machine. I then saw in my CntlPnl SMS that remote control was installed. I took remote control and was able to control my client with the keyboard, but no mouse. So - fresh reboot, NT Client, fresh client install and result - no mouse. What could be up?

ps/2_rate ( 3)
"frater mus" <mouse.n...@mousetrap.net> wrote in message news:Xns909AB6389D5D6ssbmousetrapnet@151.164.30.56... 07 May 2001: Scott Steiner The up/down system tray bargraph has definitely been showing nothing since the failed install. I think I'll uninstall, regclean, then reinstall and see what happens.

UNPACKING
It was indeed a link problem - I had failed to install a server. THAT problem is solved - I'm using S3V and startx now actually starts X. Cool. But now my mouse is erratic (read useless) and I can't even get to the xterm window to shutdown. About ALL I can do is Ctrl-Alt-Backspace. It's a PS/2 mouse (at least it's

connection problems
Also, I did d/l the Toshiba OS/2 mouse drivers...do I need them or will the standard Warp mouse drivers work? PCMCIA card support: what drivers (if any) do I need to My insists that he has a standard Windows installation. He mentioned a failed install of MS-Office, but said that shouldn't affect OS/2 detecting

help! 7600/132 won't start!
Explorer crashed again today FILE MANAGER NO LONGER HAS AN UP BUTTON Sept 19 Plugged in mouse - no response - requested re-boot and waited at least 5 minuets for Tried to uninstall and re-install SQL server. Reinstall listed 'failed to install' for more than half of the components. Nov 20 Tried to uninstall SQL

adding a second nic
That's a start towards recovering from a failed install. That just saved me about 23 minutes, so I'll deduct that from the hour and 8 minutes I wasted. The HD does something occassionally, but the mouse pointer is a watch. 3:41PM, still here. Doing nothing. The HD still has sporadic activity, but no feedback

95 install problem: no mouse, keyboard slow
No jittery mouse (but then again, I was using USB Intellieye mouse, not PS/2, HDTach reports 52.8MBPS, and everything was decent. It's just that the board was a Not a single crash or glitch (except Ati Rage fury drivers won't install normally, have to try failed install, and then manually load the drivers).

OS/2 w/ NEC 6Xi or TOSHIBA TECTRA 700 CT
rad m...@tri-mation.com alt os linux mandrake Greetings, I had a problem during my install of mandrake 10. My mouse was not recognized once I finished my install and I ended in KDE with no way to fully navigate (newbie not knowing any keyboard shortcuts). I was unable to correctly shut down and was forced to power

IE v5.01 causes KERNEL32.DLL & USER.EXE IPFs?
"Ace Darling" wrote: Dave, I'm having almost the exact same problem as the original poster-- I also can't access my XP operating system since the failed install? Technical Information: Stop: 0x00000050 (0xFFFFFFE8, 0x00000001, 0x804E9D8E, 0x00000000) I have unplugged all my hardware except for my mouse,

sc.vxd - device file missing - what is this file?
aphro n...@firetrail.com linux debian user to be able to boot win98 as 'default' again try running the command fdisk /mbr you should install a boot record on (some failed to install: eg - misc/psaux, misc/ PS-2 mouse) Settings for 'Making Linux bootable from hard drive' - - Do you want to install boot record?

Mouse-wrap
I think it was from a failed install of my Virus Program. Anyway the machine was next to impossible to boot. But back to the sysedit. Tried what you suggest but the only lines that reference a .vxd file are the following: mouse=*vmouse, msmouse.vxd and device=vpaec.vxd I cannot find the sc.vxd file anywhere (it

Linux for the masses? Not quite.
My Emacs didn't handle the encoding right for the system report that I generated in Windoze] INSTALL REPORT Debian-installer-version: .... Connector > PARALLEL: Parallel Port PS/2 - None / DB-25 pin female SERIAL1: Serial Port 16550A - None / DB-9 pin male KYBD: Keyboard - None / PS/2 MOUSE: Mouse - None / PS/2

installation disaster (well maybe not complete disaster) (fwd)
10:59:04 AM September 3, 2002 : 774 Security Update 1, November 29, 1999 - version 4,10,0,1998 - failed install. 10:59:06 AM September 3, 2002 : 3339 ----------- I've dumped the cache and the WinUpdates folder. I've lowered the security settings on IE to the lowest. I've tried installing the latest Windows

.Net failed install
The mouse started acting up yesterday after I uninstalled and reinstalled NAV 3 times. I was trying to get a clean uninstall and the install failed when I backed I had to reboot from a failed install. This is what I posted to the Win 95 general discussion group about my mouse: I have a GW2K and am using Win95.