Xp Sp3?

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i cant say 100% that it was sp3 that caused all this trouble to me, or if it was the programs. online armor showed allowed outgoing port requests all the time, and i tried sunbelt firewall yesterday or so and that one detected an injection in my antivirus, it was the hips that detected it so i turned off the hips.
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what is hips? i know its a program, but not sure what.....i tried searching but to no avail.
 
Yeah, I think Gates left Microsoft already. Not sure though.

HIPS stands for Hosts Intrusion Prevention System.

Never did understood what's the difference between:
  • HIPS
  • IPS
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hmm....

drragostea said:
Yeah, I think Gates left Microsoft already. Not sure though.

HIPS stands for Hosts Intrusion Prevention System.

Never did understood what's the difference between:
  • HIPS
  • IPS
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1.) thats true he did

2.) see here for hips under types, you have to scroll down. (host based intrusion prevention system)

3.) see here for ips (intrusion prevention system):
 
How do i backup and restore the system files successfully to CDs? I tried it on Windows 2000 but all did not work. Does Windows XP make any difference?
 
it should

make a difference, system files are not the same on different versions of windows. You cannot use a windows 2000 disk to repair a xp nor can you use a xp disk to repair windows 2000. Certain computer manufacturers offer a special restore disk that will let you restore the system to the way it was when you bought it. If you have a windows disk for your version of windows, you can use the windows disk to "repair" your operating system.

I think thats what you were asking.......
 
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No. As in that i did a backup of Windows 2000 on two CDs and tried a restore on it. But it did not work. So i was asking that if i do the same on XP, will the same thing happen again? If no, kindly tell me the steps to do this successfully. Thanks.
 
@chewdz, well the reason for my absence was that I got struck my lightning. ; P.

To answer your question... I have to say no, because Windows XP OS [system] files cannot substitute or replace the system files on other Operating Systems. Say like you attempt to "change" the SHELL32.dll file in XP with a Vista Shell file. What results is a unbootable Operating System.

What I can say is that hopefully you still have the recovery discs and there should be a 'Repair' option. In other computers such as the HP brand, they also integrate a System Recovery function in the computer itself.
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@blues, yes Movie or so called "DVD" rips are illegal. However, it depends on where you live. In the US it is illegal.
 
i already knew it was illegal, it was just boring in this forums. i dont know if it is illegal in all countries, but very many use to download music and movies anyway.

i was about to buy nero from a shop and the seller told me that there wasnt so many that buyed such programs from there, they downloaded pirated ones instead he said.

i use cdburnerxp and sometimes imgburn instead of nero, i dont like all the junk that nero has. i have nero essentials on a cd that came with my burner, but it is so restricted in what i can use it for compared to the full nero versions so i dont use it.

who buyes a burning program just to burn music? the paid for burning programs doesnt give better sound quality, not they i have used. if i were to buy a burning program, then i would have done it because of the movie features like converting from one format to another. i have yet to find a free program that converts so many formats, but i havent exactly looked through everything on www.download .com and such sites either.
 
I would purchase the genuine one, rather than the "pirated" version. Who knows what carp** was 'bundled' in there. I've never tried Nero. To me it seems like a big file.

I mean why not just use a simple program like 'cdburnerxp' (never tried it either) instead of the additional add-ons, I mean unless you have a profession in the area. :santa: This is my opinion for the average non-CD "burning user".

"The World's a small place", wouldn't you agree blues?

Unless I saw a bunch of Mac/PC wallpapers in a huge gallery... that would be... O.O *smirk. :laugh:
 
129260 said:
Nothing better then strong opinions.
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Thank you.

Now that's over... I just can't seem to figure why?

There are several [major?] problems at the moment:
-Slowdown with both Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer when SDHelper is active.
-Spybot-SD 1.6.0.30 is unable to Immunize Opera 9.5.x Plugins.
-Some users reporting that there are problems with the Immunization, even though all the common solutions did not work.

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:sad:
 
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