XP Pro SP3
Hi, the logoff dialog now appears to be using dialog 1071 in shell32.dll,
which uses the smaller 98 style logoff, not the newer XP one, 1089.

How do I reset it to what it should be in XP (dialog 1089 in shell32.dll)?

(Background: I had used Vista Transformation Pack 8, but then SP3 came, and
I had to redo customisation again another way. All looks nice again, apart
from this).

Logoff works (no switch user button of course), but appears as a smaller
dialog box without any bmp graphic or special buttons.

I was going to guess it's a registry entry. I've demonstrated to my own
satisfaction it's nothing specific to shell32.dll or msgina.dll. But for what
it's worth, I can't find 1071 in the registry.

I've searched various places for a solution, unsuccessfully so far. I don't
know what specifically changed it, as it's some time since I used that
dialog.

Thanks, dalchina

On my recently installed new XP Pro PC, say I have a group of files or
folders in my taskbar (as a result of using the option 'Group similar
taskbar buttons' in Taskbar Properties). When I r-click and select
Tile Vertically, or Cascade, I do not get the correct result, namely
seeing all the images, files or folders, neatly arranged. Instead, one
or more is missing. It seems that it's hidden behind whatever was the
last window with focus, before the group operation. The only way I can
get the proper behaviour (e.g, see 3 images tiled or cascaded) is if I
first use 'Minimize Group'.

Do others get same behaviour please?

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I am running XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP 3. I believe this happenned
when I installed the SP 3 download for Windows. The address bar disappeared
at the bottom of my screen in the Windows Taskbar where the Quick Launch
items are. The option to put it in by right-clicking in the task bar does
not have the Address Toolbar as an option any more. Is that a result of the
lawsuit or something? Is there any way to get it back?
Any help would be appreciated.

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To anyone interested,
Before you do a SP3 upgrade, I can't stress enough, that you should purchase
a backup or imaging program like Acronis TrueImage, (version 10 or higher
should be your choice.) Make a backup/image of your current OS, so if you
have problems, you can easily return to a working copy of your OS. Saves
allot of grey hair, and headaches.

If you have the following Dell PC (or other similar models) with an AMD
Processor, and using the image that was installed by the factory, you may
have run into the reboot problem that occurred after installing XP SP3
update:

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Hi everyone.

It's about a power supply. I know it has nothing in commun with the actual forum.
I simply don't know a better forum. None has the trade of this one.
So thanks in advance for your tolerance.

I want to use a power supply and a peripheral both independant of my actual pc.
Since the power supply isn't connected to a motherboard, no electricity is generated.

Someone knows how to simulate the presence of a motherboard with the sole connectors
of the power supply ?

Cordialy,

Crest

This is probably impossible, but since my new computer has Office 2007,
there is no longer the office bar available. I would like to sort of clone
the quick launch bar in the taskbar to have a second one. Is this at all
possible?

Thanks,
Sheila

Hi,

Has anyone seen the XP sign-on page start displaying that of previous
Windows? Instead of having two icons (2-user accounts) on the first screen
after booting, I now have a Windows dialog window where I have to type
(rather than clicking my name) my account name; I then click OK. It looks
like Windows for Workgroups and the older Microsoft Windows.

Any idea of what has happened?