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Posted by David B. on July 2, 2008, 10:52 am
Please log in for more thread options I stopped using it about 4 months ago when I got a Comcast HD DVR, and let
me tell you, MCE reliability blows that thing out of the water, it's the
biggest piece of crap I've ever used.
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> Exactly 46.1%.
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> Sorry, I couldn't resist an off-topic joke...
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> And in reality, I'm always off-topic, since I gave up on MCE a long time
> ago. The few posts I make are in response to other OT posts, either to
> suggest going to another group, or to give my idea of a solution, or
> sometimes both.
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> On 7/01/2008, David B. posted this:
>> They should rename this group to windows.offtopic, I would say almost
>> half the issues that are posted here have nothing to do with Media
>> Center.
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>> How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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>>> On 7/01/2008, Brett posted this:
>>>> We use Windows Server 2003 with XP workstations and roaming profiles.
>>>> Is there a way to delete a users cookies automatically upon logoff,
>>>> block cookies for all users via IE7 settings, or some other way to stop
>>>> cookies being saved to roaming users profiles on the local machine. It
>>>> seems to be causing some log-on issues.....sometimes taking users up to
>>>> 8 minutes to log on. As a test I deleted all cookies from a users
>>>> profile and they were able to log on within a few seconds. Any help
>>>> would be appreciated. Thanks
>>>
>>> Here's a suggestion: go to a newsgroup that deals with server issues,
>>> where you have more hope of finding knowledgeable people.
>>>
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