Task Manager

Delete an undeletable file in Windows XP

Hangpa tentu pernah try delete file dlm Windows Explorer pastu dpt error mesej that it could not be delete the file because it was in use??mesej nih keluar walaupun hangpa pasti yg hangpa tak open/tak guna pun file tu..sbb file tu bkn system file tapi ada kaitan tak langsung ngan system file sbb tu tak leh delete..
Kalau dah ketegaq sgt nak delete jugak boleh try delete dlm Safe Mode atau guna delete command dlm command prompt..Gagal jugak..
Kalau dah ketegaq sgt ..
Here's how you can delete an "undeletable" file. Follow these steps:

1-Close all open programs.
2-Open a command prompt.
3-Right-click the taskbar, and select Task Manager.
4-On the Processes tab, select Explorer.exe, and click the End Process button.
5-Minimize Task Manager, but don't close it.
6-At the command prompt, use the Delete command to remove the file, and close the command prompt.
7-In Task Manager, go to File | New Task (Run).
8-In the Create New Task dialog box, enter Explorer.exe, and click OK.
9-Close Task Manager.
Huh..dah hilang pun file tu..


For Your Info from task manager

Windows XP's Task Manager is a very useful tool when it comes to troubleshooting problems. Not only does it help you terminate hung applications, but it also provides you with detailed information about all the processes currently running on your computer.

When you select the Processes tab, the default detail view displays four columns of information about each process:


Image Name: The name of the process.
User Name: The user who started the process.
CPU: The percentage of the CPU's capacity that a process is currently using.
Mem Usage: The amount of memory the process requires to perform its job.

While these four columns provide you with a basic idea of the process and how it affects the system, you can customize this display with your choice of 21 other columns to get even more detailed information. Here's how:


Pull down the View menu and choose Select Columns.
Select the check boxes adjacent to the columns you'd like to add.

If you're unsure of the type of information that a particular column displays, access Task Manager Help Topics from the Help menu and search for the term "Process counter column headings." This will open a page with detailed descriptions of each column.

Win XP systems corrupt-error mesej : missing files

misssing file or corrupt c:\windows\system32\config\system

this problem occurs when you try to update drivers in the computer..sometimes windows XP cannot update the driver and that corrupts system.ini file as it has a lot of bad entries..Due to this you will get this error mesage..No its not due to virus.its due to an attempt to change system.ini file
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM
That means the System Registry Hive has become corrupted.

ada 2 langkah to get back up and running. The easy way selalunya jarang menjadi,kalau tak jadi guna cara yg susah ( hard way).90% pasti menjadi..

Easy Way --- Note that this doesn't always work.Try la dulu kekadang je jadi.
#>Restart PC/Laptop,bila ada dlm booting system/tkn je button ON trus tekan F8 key berkali-kali sampai dia keluar Menu utk pilih-Safe Mode..blabla, meaning after it does the Power On Self Test.
bila dah keluar Menu tu pilih "Boot Using Last Known Good Configuration".
sepatutnya selepas amik option tu dia akan load Windows XP using a past set of configuration files.
Kalau masih keluar error mesej yg sama gak selepas reboot..tak jadi la tu,takpe guna step nih lak....the hard way.

#>Hard Way--Boot your system with the Windows XP Install CD, biar system boot from CD into the Setup. Once in the Setup, pilih run the Recovery Console.
Pastu dia akn masuk dlm Command DOS.(mcm DOS dlm Win 98 tu)
First,Kita akan cuba recover the System Hive.
Pastu, type in the following commands with pressing Enter after each line.

md tmp
copy C:\windows\system32\config\system
C:\windows\tmp\system.bak

delete C:\windows\system32\config\system

copy C:\windows\repair\system
C:\windows\system32\config\system

"Be very careful when you are typing in these commands, one wrong move, and you have, broken Windows XP."

Attempt to boot the system, Kalau tak leh boot gak, get back into the Recovery Console and do the following commands.

md tmp
copy C:\windows\system32\config\software
C:\windows\tmp\software.bak

delete C:\windows\system32\config\software

copy C:\windows\repair\software
C:\windows\system32\config\software

Pastu try boot..kompom dah ok!
-SHUKORD-

MS Outlook 2003-Import calendar data into outlook calender

Import Overview
Importing is the process of taking data from programs, such as Excel, and bringing this data into another program, such as Outlook. You can import calendar items (appointments) into your Outlook Calendar very easily by following the procedure in this document.

Import Process
Once you have created and saved a CSV file that includes the columns needed for import, follow these steps to import your calendar data.
1. In Outlook, select File > Import and Export... from the menu bar.
2. In the Import and Export Wizard dialog box, select Import from another program or file and click Next.
3. In the Import File dialog box, select the desired file format, e.g. Microsoft Excel and click Next. Note: you may be prompted to install a piece of soft­ware called the Microsoft Office Outlook translator, if so, click Yes to install.
4. Click the Browse button and navigate to where the import file is stored on your machine or network. Select the desired import file.(test.xls is my CSV file).
5. Under Options, select Allow duplicates to be created and click Next.
6. Under Select destination folder, select Calendar and click Next.
7. The next window is typically used for mapping the spreadsheet data to the field names in Outlook. If you have named your fields exactly as stated above, you will not need to map your fields. However, if you did not name the fields as stated above, you must click Map Custom fields… and complete the next window before completing the import process.
8. Click Finish. Once the import process has completed successfully, your appointments will appear in your Outlook Calendar.

Shukord In Win XP Tips

Nak disable Windows XP mesej Send or don't send error reporting.

-Kekadang bila windows Xp running heavy and encounter a severe error that has the potential to crash the operating system,Program yg kita buka tu akan terhenti serta-merta kekadang tu 'hang' pastu kluar error mesej that says the 'the application has encountered a problem and needs to close.'Kalau kita close atau paksa dia close dlm Task Manager pastu operating system akan prompts you to send an error report to microsoft..abaikan je klik je Don't send button....Cemana nak disable Error Reporting nih..follow this step..>
#-> Press [Windows][Break]to display the System Properties dialog box
#-> Select the Advanced Tab and klik the Error Reporting button
#-> when u see the Error Reporting dialog box,select the Disable Error Reporting option.If u don't want to see any type of error mesej,clear the 'But Notify Me When Critical Error Occur' check box.
#-> Klik OK utk tutup Error dialog box pastu Klik OK lagi utk tutup System Properties dialog box