I am trying to install the network card in Windows NT, but the driver is not where it says it is in the User Guide? Back to the Top

There is an option in the Display tab of the PhotoScore preferences, which stops this appearing and makes PhotoScore load more quickly.

No, you cannot brand the BIOS startup page. This is not supported. However, you can have your logo appear during Windows Welcome. This is done using the Oobeinfo.ini file created by Setup Manager.

Sometimes users reporting this. But until now I can't reproduce such errors. And because I can't see any problem I have to assume that there are problems/errors in your profile. Please try to force the showing of the toolbar by disabling and enabling the option View > Toolbars > All-in-One Sidebar Toolbar. If No. 1 and 2 doesn't help I have to assume that something in your localstore.rdf is broken. This file stores customized data on the interface and maybe it's corrupted.

Yes, you can disable the splash screen in the Window preferences dialog as activated from the Edit menu. The splash screen does not add to the startup time, though, so you will not get a faster program startup by disabling it.  

This is caused by a bug in Windows XP. It works correctly in Windows 2000. The same thing happens to other toolbars (Yahoo) on XP. Make RoboForm2Go Toolbar to show on one line with another toolbar, such as Standard buttons. Then you can hide it.

No, I only show quotes on the “Splash Screen” to entertain while Sculptor is loading. To pause on the “Splash Screen” would defeat the functionality of having a “Splash Screen”. That is, a “Splash Screen” is used to present the user with some visuals while the program is loading.

Mostly this is a problem of Firefox itself and has nothing to do with AiOS. Please read this article at the knowledge base and follow the instructions.

Answer: Disabling the CTC splash screen on the P9 PowerStation. This can be accomplished very easily with a few simple steps: On a P9 using the right arrow key move to the BOOT screen. Near the top of this screen, you should see the following setting BOOT-TIME DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN - DISABLE. On a PS Series you should arrow down on the Main Screen as this Bios scrolls until you see BOOT-TIME DIAGNOSTICS -DISABLED. Exit the CMOS settings by Saving and Exiting.

If the program is frozen, you will need to press Ctrl-Alt-Del. This will bring up the Task Manager, which will give you a list of all of the programs that are currently running. If the program is frozen, it will probably have the text "Not Responding" beside it. Click on this program to highlight it, then select End Task. After a couple of seconds, the program should close.

By default, Windows XP will remember the view settings for the 400 most recently used folders. After that, XP will begin overwriting the data of the oldest folder, and its view setting will be lost. The information is stored in the registry by two keys: These keys can be modified to make XP remember more folder settings. There are three different ways available to make this change: bull; Open Windows Explorer and go to Tools--Folder Options--View--Advanced Settings.

The ContentScreen is trying to save your password on your hard drive but does not have permission. Follow these steps to work around this problem: First, make all of your limited users Windows Administrators. See your operating system documentation to learn how to do this. One-by-one, log on as each user and install the ContentScreen. Test the filter by going to http://www.blockedwebsite.com to confirm that it works.

The reason for these delays is that DHCP is the default setting for newly installed network components under Windows XP, even if there has never been an active connection to a DHCP server. Supplying your network adaptor with an IP address (e.g., 192.168.0.1 with netmask 255.255.255.0) should help. This is due to DSL technology. Basically, what happens when you´re using DSL is that your provider grants you access to the leased line.

Try upgrading to at least patch U2.04. Select "Use software mouse pointer" from the launcher's Display tab.

Microsoft is aiming to combine the features of Windows Me for the consumer, and reliability of Windows 2000 for businesses and power users into one new operating system. This operating system in its' different flavors will have new features for gaming, multimedia applications, audio, etc. in addition to features for networking, development, etc. for businesses and power users.

Windows XP comes in Professional and Home versions. Servers will also come out, but they are still in beta testing.

Windows XP Home is $99 for an upgrade copy and $199 for the full version. Windows XP Pro is $199 for the upgrade version and $299 for a full copy.

In Microsoft Windows ME, click Start -> Run. Type msconfig in the text box and then click OK. Once the System Configuration Utility window opens, click the Startup tab. Uncheck the programs you do not wish to load at startup. Please only uncheck programs you know are not required for your operating system. If you are operating Microsoft Windows 2000, please consult Microsoft Knowledge Base article 244905 at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;244905.