Happens in Windows 2000 also

[George Hester]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;841571

"Your pointer changes to an hourglass when you hold it over the taskbar for
a few minutes after starting your Windows XP-based computer"

Hence I doubt the SSDP Discovery Service is the underlying culprit since
Windows 2000 does not have this service. And it happens there as well. It
does have Plug and Play that's for sure so maybe it is just Plug and Play
which causes the issue?

 

[Peter Foldes]

Strange. I have Windows v.5.00.2195 with SP4 and it does not happen here.

Aside from that I guess you did not read this one from a link inside yours. Also it does not happen to all.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/821980/

Fishing by trolling again George?

 

[George Hester]

Peter I do not care if it doesn't happen to you. It does happen in Windows
2000 and I never said it happens to everyone as well as that article did not
say it happens to everyone. You are the troll. You troll me. That is the
definition of a troll. A troll is not someone who posts relevent articles a
troll is someone who follows a person from post to post accusing them of
being a troll. You do that very well Peter.

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George Hester
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Strange. I have Windows v.5.00.2195 with SP4 and it does not happen here.

Aside from that I guess you did not read this one from a link inside yours.
Also it does not happen to all.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/821980/

Fishing by trolling again George?

 

[Richard Urban]

This is in response to what post? What question are you answering. Please
keep it in the original thread or mark it as an informational post. Then
people can skip over it if they wish.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!

 

[Peter Foldes]

Richard

There is no previous post. This is how George posts all the time. It is always about a MS-KB and he hopes to draw somebody in to his web and then points out that the MS-KB that he posted is wrong and he found the error.

His past posts are exactly the same with different KB's

 

[Uncle Joe]

Why don't you just killfile him then? Wouldn't
that be easier than getting upset with him in the
forum?


Richard

There is no previous post. This is how George posts all the time. It is always about a MS-KB and he hopes to
draw somebody in to his web and then points out that the MS-KB that he posted is wrong and he found the error.

His past posts are exactly the same with different KB's

 

[George Hester]

Uncle that's asuming Pete doesn't want to be upset. I think we need to
rethink what would seem to be a normal human response not to put ourselves
in a position that upsets us. Pete I guess just isn't human.

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George Hester
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Why don't you just killfile him then? Wouldn't
that be easier than getting upset with him in the
forum?


Richard

There is no previous post. This is how George posts all the time. It is

always about a MS-KB and he hopes to

draw somebody in to his web and then points out that the MS-KB that he

posted is wrong and he found the error.