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To nolookingca, Sprnknwn, Chameleon: Remember this is for broad band connections/dial up running Windows XP (Pro). Your connections???

i recently installed virtual cd which is a program designed to allow you to run cds from your harddrive. It creates a virtual drive in my computer that is related to the program. I later uninstalled the program. The problem arises when i try to map a different folder to that drive (I. instead of showing the network drive icon, it shows a blank white icon. Sort of like the one when you have a file windows doesnt recognize. If i map to any other drive, the correct icon shows up. is there any way to restore the icons. I guess the program didnt unlink the icon or whatever. Thanks for any help

What 's your software which you use to virtual cd???

Ex:
 

To show hidden files and folders 1) Click on My Computer2) Click on Tools3) Click on Folder Options4) Click the View tab5) In the 'Advanced Settings' under 'Hidden files and folders' select the radio button next to 'Show hidden files and folders'

wintipz.com/WinXP-Tips.htm

Here are lists of MsgBoxes:
Syntax:
MsgBox Prompt, MsgBoxStyle, Title, HelpFile

MsgBox "Uh, text!", , "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbCritical, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbExclamation, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbInformation, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbOKCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbQuestion, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbYesNo, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbYesNoCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbRetryCancel, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbOKOnly, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbAbortRetryIgnore, "Uh, Title!"
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbMsgBoxHelpButton, "Uh, Title!", "C:\HelpFile.hlp"

You can also combine them:
MsgBox "Uh, text!", vbExclamation + vbYesNoCancel, "Uh, Title!"

This is great for noobs.

Thankx, you can use number , for exam: 16 = vbCritical

Remember this is for broad band connections/dial up running Windows XP (Pro).

1.) Log on as Administrator.2.) Start - run - type gpedit.msc3.) Expand "local computer policy"4.) Then expand "administrative templates"5.) Then expand "network branch"6.) Highlight the "QoS Packet Scheduler"7.) On right window double click "limit reservable bandwidth"8.) On setting tab check the "enabled"9.) Change "Bandwidth limit %" to 0

Reboot your PC