Was trying to get rid of ptsnoop.exe & next time win exp was openned
Win dir was missing. Find found it & in dos /p looks like it's all
there. How do I bring it back in win explorer?
alp

It doesn't really make sense this could be it, but I don't see anyone
else speaking up, so...

(1) "START button, Settings, Folder Options, View tab", & check "Show
all files". Also, UNcheck "Hide file extensions...".

(2) R-Clk the folder in the Find box, & select "Properties". Uncheck the
Hidden attribute.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net
"edolo" <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message
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| Was trying to get rid of ptsnoop.exe & next time win exp was openned
| Win dir was missing. Find found it & in dos /p looks like it's all
| there. How do I bring it back in win explorer?
| alp

THANKS! IT WORKED!
Even had a folder called "wutemp" which must have been the result of
my fiddling. Had looked at Folder Options, but with all my other
problems I was not about to make things worse ... & now all I need is
someone to tell me how to get my asus mb to recognize the usb
ports....
alp

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 02:06:49 -0500, "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote:

edolo <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message news:3q02rv419r9j7hk7h42o5rsea1l9r7s49q@4ax.com...

Have you enabled them in the BIOS ?

Yow... I mean... you are welcome! (I will leave it to Candlin to begin
the operation on your "asus mb", as I am not sterile, &, anyway, I am...
not... well, forget that, forget that! No, really, forget it!)

--
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There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net
"edolo" <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message
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| THANKS! IT WORKED!
| Even had a folder called "wutemp" which must have been the result of
| my fiddling. Had looked at Folder Options, but with all my other
| problems I was not about to make things worse ... & now all I need is
| someone to tell me how to get my asus mb to recognize the usb
| ports....
| alp
|
| On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 02:06:49 -0500, "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote:
|
| >It doesn't really make sense this could be it, but I don't see anyone
| >else speaking up, so...
| >
| >(1) "START button, Settings, Folder Options, View tab", & check "Show
| >all files". Also, UNcheck "Hide file extensions...".
| >
| >(2) R-Clk the folder in the Find box, & select "Properties". Uncheck
the
| >Hidden attribute.
| >
| >--
| >Thanks or Good Luck,
| >There may be humor in this post, and,
| >Naturally, you will not sue,
| >should things get worse after this,
| >PCR
| >pcrrcp@netzero.net
| >"edolo" <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message
| >news:ivm0rv4qelhrop25igr4869v0ar74odkro@4ax.com.. .
| >| Was trying to get rid of ptsnoop.exe & next time win exp was
openned
| >| Win dir was missing. Find found it & in dos /p looks like it's all
| >| there. How do I bring it back in win explorer?
| >| alp
|

Okay, so I guess the answer is no, if I say how do I do that.
alp

On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 11:29:20 -0800, "Hugh Candlin" <no@spam.com>
wrote:

Not all BIOS are the same. This likely will get you in there. Poke
around for "USB Controller", possibly in a "PCI Devices" menu. Also you
may see a "BUS Options" menu, & inside that a "PCI Bus Mastering"
switch. BETTER JUST jot down what you see, & report back!

You must press a key at boot to enter BIOS Setup. If you don't know the
key to press, try "Esc" at the manufacturer's logo. Then, the key to
press to enter BIOS setup will show up. Quickly press it. For this
Compaq, it is F10.

In BIOS, use TAB & the arrow keys to navigate, & ENTER to select. (Well,
there may be a legend showing your keys are different.)

(a) Find the "PCI Devices" menu, & set it to enable USB.
(b) Hit ENTER, or whatever key shows in the legend to enable.
(c) Find & select "Accept changes & Exit" in the menus.

While in there, you'd better go through all the menus & jot down the
settings. If they are not set to defaults, and somehow, someday, they
are cleared, all these settings will have to be input again.

.......Start.....something from Candlin about it........
Usually DEL, but F1, F2, F10 are also common.

Other keystrokes which might work are:

AMI BIOS: Del key during the POST
DTK BIOS: Esc key during the POST
Award BIOS: Ctrl-Alt-Esc
Misc BIOS: Ctrl-Esc
Phoenix BIOS: Ctrl-Alt-Esc or Ctrl-Alt-S
IBM PS/2 BIOS: Ctrl-Alt-Ins after Ctrl-Alt-Del

If all else fails, shut down, power off, unplug the keyboard,
and power up again, as some older systems will default
to the CMOS Setup if a keyboard is not found.
.......End........................................ .......................

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net
"edolo" <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message
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| Okay, so I guess the answer is no, if I say how do I do that.
| alp
|
| On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 11:29:20 -0800, "Hugh Candlin" <no@spam.com>
| wrote:
|
| >
| >edolo <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message
news:3q02rv419r9j7hk7h42o5rsea1l9r7s49q@4ax.com...
| >
| >> now all I need is
| >> someone to tell me how to get my asus mb to recognize the usb
| >> ports....
| >
| >Have you enabled them in the BIOS ?
| >
|

Oh, the bios on startup! I thought maybe you meant somwhere like when
I right click my computer. Mine uses delete. USB is on auto, & when
I tried to set to enabled mouse did not work.
Both Epson & Asus tried getting me to del USB Controllers, etc., but
no help. Epson says it's hardware, but Asus wasn't taking that lying
down - but didn't have a ready remedy! Hopefully they'll get back to
me before the end of the month - otherwise I might be forced to buy
another motherboard.
BTW, I posted the following in the Asus mainboard newsgroup, but got
no answer.
tks, alp
ps: going to borrow a confirmed bi-directional printer cable to make
sure the one I'm using is bi - not that that has anything to do with
the USB ports.
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 16:21:18 -0500, "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote:

(1) You "Installed new hd, & windows".
(2) You "did not get original software with computor".

Is that a fresh install onto the Seagate, from what?

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net
"edolo" <xxxxx@look.ca> wrote in message
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| Oh, the bios on startup! I thought maybe you meant somwhere like when
| I right click my computer. Mine uses delete. USB is on auto, & when
| I tried to set to enabled mouse did not work.
| Both Epson & Asus tried getting me to del USB Controllers, etc., but
| no help. Epson says it's hardware, but Asus wasn't taking that lying
| down - but didn't have a ready remedy! Hopefully they'll get back to
| me before the end of the month - otherwise I might be forced to buy
| another motherboard.
| BTW, I posted the following in the Asus mainboard newsgroup, but got
| no answer.
| tks, alp
| ps: going to borrow a confirmed bi-directional printer cable to make
| sure the one I'm using is bi - not that that has anything to do with
| the USB ports.
| >AMD1200, A7A266(socket462), 256ram,Seagate 20 ATA100 EIDE, W98se,
| >Epson 880 color stylus. System new: May 2001.
| >
| >Quantum 20 got bad sectors, which Maxtor is replacing. In the
| >meantime bought the Seagate, which is claimed to be compatable with
| >the A7A.
| >
| >Installed new hd, & windows, then noticed ps was getting hot - had
| >side open as I was going to recover data from old hd with GDB. Shut
| >down, & after a couple of hours started okay, & did not heat up
again.
| >Can get temps for everything but PS. Note: did not get original
| >software with computor, & in all the installing of programs never
gave
| >that a second thought!
| >
| >Noticed USB did not recognize printer, so called Epson, who said
there
| >was a hardware problem & probably the mb. Change from USB to cable &
| >printer worked.
| >
| >Emailed & called Asus several times. Finally made contact with a
| >tech, & asked if there was any diagnotic software for the mb.
Emailed
| >links to drivers, which did not resolve problem. Sent email back
| >requesting more info, but still no response
| >
| >Now my WebCamGo also does not work. Printer is out of black ink &
| >can't change cartridge, because it does not go thru full cycle. Will
| >print with regular cable, & shows only colors. In USB, Controllers
| >(both built in & Belkin2) have code 11 error, & under Ports now have
| >two called Virtual Infrared.
| >
| >Was the ps overheating an mb setup problem, & is there a way of
| >checking the motherboard?
| >
| >tks, alp
|
| On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 16:21:18 -0500, "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote:
|
| >Not all BIOS are the same. This likely will get you in there. Poke
| >around for "USB Controller", possibly in a "PCI Devices" menu. Also
you
| >may see a "BUS Options" menu, & inside that a "PCI Bus Mastering"
| >switch. BETTER JUST jot down what you see, & report back!
| >
| >You must press a key at boot to enter BIOS Setup. If you don't know
the
| >key to press, try "Esc" at the manufacturer's logo. Then, the key to
| >press to enter BIOS setup will show up. Quickly press it. For this
| >Compaq, it is F10.
| >
| >In BIOS, use TAB & the arrow keys to navigate, & ENTER to select.
(Well,
| >there may be a legend showing your keys are different.)
| >
| >(a) Find the "PCI Devices" menu, & set it to enable USB.
| >(b) Hit ENTER, or whatever key shows in the legend to enable.
| >(c) Find & select "Accept changes & Exit" in the menus.
| >
| >While in there, you'd better go through all the menus & jot down the
| >settings. If they are not set to defaults, and somehow, someday, they
| >are cleared, all these settings will have to be input again.
| >
| >......Start.....something from Candlin about it........
| >Usually DEL, but F1, F2, F10 are also common.
| >
| >Other keystrokes which might work are:
| >
| >AMI BIOS: Del key during the POST
| >DTK BIOS: Esc key during the POST
| >Award BIOS: Ctrl-Alt-Esc
| >Misc BIOS: Ctrl-Esc
| >Phoenix BIOS: Ctrl-Alt-Esc or Ctrl-Alt-S
| >IBM PS/2 BIOS: Ctrl-Alt-Ins after Ctrl-Alt-Del
| >
| >If all else fails, shut down, power off, unplug the keyboard,
| >and power up again, as some older systems will default
| >to the CMOS Setup if a keyboard is not found.
|
|