Re: XP and the I875 ( IC7-G in this case)
From: Roger Abell [MVP] (mvpNoSpam_at_asu.edu)
Date: 06/22/03
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Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2003 12:02:45 -0700
Even though joined into the domain, when you log in as a
local admin how do these apps behave ?
There is a way to provide drivers that are newer than
when XP shipped into the install, but it is not a cake-walk.
Anyway, that fact that your NIC driver must be added
after the fact has nothing to do with the application issues
that you report, all of which seem security related.
For example, if the account in use does not have permissions
to the icon files, the start menu / desktop shows as described,
even though the associations may work (you do have permission
to the targetted application). The grey reg entries are saying your
account does not have permissions to alter, etc.
IOW I would bet at 99.9 % that you have a couple different
things going on and you are just trying to lump them all into
one. The nic is alright, right? Other than having to manually
add it later and then join the domain. So, you just need to
hunt down the missing permissions and grant them.
Roger
"Steve" <sgbarrow@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:04a101c338e6$92589be0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> Plot thickens, I am now unable to remove, repair or re-
> install office :(
>
> Noone has any thoughts as to how to work around this
> issue?
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Having an issue with my new I875 board. I'm wondering if
> >it might have something to do with permissions as I have
> >seen this before with other boards on 2000 when the NIC
> >isn't recognized during installation.
> >
> >Take a fresh XP install on an I875 Board with the intel
> >CSA NIC. During install the NIC is not detected, install
> >the NIC Drivers after then add the machine to the
> domain.
> >add the domain user account as an administrator.
> >
> >All of a sudden I get strange things happening. Windows
> >Update temp folders on the C Drive that I can't delete
> >without taking ownership, No Office Icons ( show as the
> >default unknown icon) although all associations work
> >fine. may be more, but one app I have requires network
> >configuration (I2050 Soft Phone) that makes changes in
> >the registry to keys it has created, it can't. they are
> >greyed in the app and unable to make the change directly
> >in the registry.
> >
> >So I guess I have 2 Questions.
> >1: Is there a way to force Windows, During install to
> >allow me to install the NIC?
> >
> >2: If this is a SAM issue or security related, any
> >thoghts on how I can fix this without reinstalling using
> >a potential answer to Number 1?
> >
> >Any insight would be welcome as this is the third time I
> >have had this happen on this machine. Funny thing is, I
> >put in a netgear and added the machine to the domain
> >during install, no issues whatsoever.
> >
> >Thanks in advance!
> >
> >
> >.
> >
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