PART 2 of 3 I reboot without the external drive and PM says, there is an extended partion that should be and Extended-X partition as asks to fix it, I give it a go ahead, reboot back into PM, resized the H: drive to take up the rest of the disk space, run PM disk check on c: and h: drive, both pass, reboot into windows, now try playing videos and images on h: drive and they all work, Yippee!
So Questions - Why didn't Acronis Disk director pick up on this issue - Why didn't ghost flag this issue with partitions when cloning So, I'm packing up to leave, by this point it's almost midnight and I've been onsite about 8 hours and my GF's about to disown me :-( I run most of the applications to make sure they all work, all seems good, he sits down as I pack up and notes that when he goes into his Citrix login page in IE, he cannot type anything into the username/password fields The fields are not greyed, they just act as if they are static images, you can't click into them. Same thing happens with his banking site and some other site. Using Firefox, he's able to enter uid/pw fine. I sit back down and try to repair IE, using the web based IE6setup.exe file I get from the ms download site. It says IE6 is already installed and do I want to reinstall/repair it, I say yes, click next a few times and get a message that there is not enough space on the c: drive, that the drive is 40gb and it needs 1.4mb (or some other small number) to install. My computer shows 31 or 40gb free space. Clicking next does nothing, clicking cancel is only option. Try the same install from a cd I have with all the IE 6 SP1 install files, same error. Next, hit google, tried a suggestion to remove the files from the ProgFiles\Intenet Explorer\Uninstall Information directory, same error message. Next try an mskb article about setting the registry key for IsInstalled to 0, same error message. Also tried add/remove windows components and deselected Internet Explorer, reboot and reselect IE, it goes though and says it's already installed, do you want to repair, I say yes, it gives disk space error as above, try this again and say to restore previous windows settings, reboot, still can't enter usernames/passwords in ie. Throughout this I am rebooting as I try stuff, I think after changing the registry key, on reboot it says that IE is no longer installed do you want to remove your customized settings for this application. The first 3 or 4 times I said no, eventually I said yes with no change in resolving the problem. Tried a few other suggestions found in the MSKB and googling to no effect. -- Harondel J. Sibble Sibble Computer Consulting Creating solutions for the small business and home computer user. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (use pgp keyid 0x3AD5C11D) http://www.pdscc.com (604) 739-3709 (voice/fax) (604) 686-2253 (pager) -- ---------------------------------------- The WIN-HOME mailing list is powered by L-Soft's renowned LISTSERV(R) list management software. For more information, go to: http://www.lsoft.com/LISTSERV-powered.html
