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Hello Friends,

I usually blog whenever I see people facing problems and when they are unable to find any solution.

I saw a person asking for a solution over this issue and firstly he was told to repair his OS and later when this didn't worked he was told to format. So here I'm, to solve this issue without formatting the partition.

This is not my solution its been taken from various sources.

You receive a "Generic Host Process" error message after you start the computer, or DBCS attachment file names are not displayed in Rich Text e-mail messages.
First of all let me tell you that this problem exists only on XP Service Pack-2.

Good Bye.. Generic Host Process for Win32 Services Error!

2011-07-29T22:05:00+05:30

Solo Traveller

Boot.ini is a critical system file which contains configuration options for a boot menu.It is a plain text file that is kept in the system root, so it is usually C:\boot.ini and it's attributes are set to hidden, system, read-only to protect it.During the boot up, functions from the Windows XP file named "Ntldr" are in charge of getting the proper operating system loaded and boot.ini helps it in locating the OS.System with dual boot cannot work without boot.ini.Often people are forced to format their hard drives when they find boot.ini missing.But why panic when you have an easy way??

Error Boot.ini missing : How to Use and Edit Boot.ini in Windows XP ?

2011-07-29T12:00:00+05:30

Devil@action

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In the previous post about autorun.inf ,I explained how to use autorun.inf to make setup disc's.Now we are going to use autorun.inf for another cool purpose.You know in windows Xp you can't change the icon of a drive by normal ways.But you can use autorun.inf for that purpose!

More uses of autorun.inf

2011-07-29T11:18:00+05:30

Devil@action

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