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singlewchildren
Got called to a friends machine. WinXP SP 2
She suddenly cannot make her netscape internet program run, (its a
modem dialup, not broadband) so I figure to test her system by using
my MSN account to verify the modem and network capabilities.
I create the new connection, but when it comes time to save the
connection information, it says "cannot create phonebook entry. Disk
full or write protected"
Well, its an 80G with only 7G used on the one big C partition. Write
protected? I don't think so.
Her netscape dialer software gives pretty much the same error message,
unable to write phonebook entry.....
This all happened after she did the Norton 2006 update stuff. Prior to
that, no problem'os.
I tried a system restore back to before she did Norton, and it does all
the cool stuff, reboots, and finally says the system cannot be
restored. I am guessing, for the same reason that I cannot make a new
dialup account, or use Netscape.
Given that smidgen of information, anyone care to guess where I should
look?
Much obliged for any hints or suggestions.
Mark
She suddenly cannot make her netscape internet program run, (its a
modem dialup, not broadband) so I figure to test her system by using
my MSN account to verify the modem and network capabilities.
I create the new connection, but when it comes time to save the
connection information, it says "cannot create phonebook entry. Disk
full or write protected"
Well, its an 80G with only 7G used on the one big C partition. Write
protected? I don't think so.
Her netscape dialer software gives pretty much the same error message,
unable to write phonebook entry.....
This all happened after she did the Norton 2006 update stuff. Prior to
that, no problem'os.
I tried a system restore back to before she did Norton, and it does all
the cool stuff, reboots, and finally says the system cannot be
restored. I am guessing, for the same reason that I cannot make a new
dialup account, or use Netscape.
Given that smidgen of information, anyone care to guess where I should
look?
Much obliged for any hints or suggestions.
Mark