Very Computer

> > I am trying to use Norton Speed Disk (from Norton SystemWorks 2002) to
> > optimize/defrag my hard drive (which is NTFS, BTW) and it says that it
> will
> > check the drive for errors first, and after it runs it tells me that it
> > found errors and to run CHKDSK /f.  When I run that, it asks me to
> schedule
> > the repair to the next restart because the drive is locked.  So I 'OK' it,
> > and when I restart CHKDSK runs through its tests.  When it finishes the
> > tests it reboots the computer again.  Then I try to run Norton Speed Disk
> > again, and it says that I still have errors.  How come CHKDSK /f didn't
> fix
> > the errors during the boot-scan?  How do I fix them?

> > My second little issue, isn't really a Windows XP issue but I was hoping
> > that someone might be able to help me out.  I installed Microsoft Money 98
> > on my system side-by-side with Microsoft Money 2002 which was
> pre-installed.
> > Decided I didn't like the cluttered interface and the constant nagging to
> > use Passport to send my financial data to wherever Microsoft wanted it to
> > go.  Anywho, whenever I boot the system the C:\Program Files\Microsoft
> Money
> > folder opens on the desktop.  It does that on my sister's computer on
> > Windows ME.  She has Microsoft Money 2000 on her system and I installed
> > Money 98 on it while I had some serious downtime with my old computer.  My
> > questions are, how come this folder is opening every time I boot, and how
> do
> > I stop it?  BTW, I've already looked in the Startup folder.  There is no
> > shortcut to that folder (or any other folder) in there.

> > Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

> > Sincerely,
> > Geoffrey Aldrich

> Uncheck the fix errors on the screen for Norton Disk Doctor.  This is the
only
> work around for now until Symantec fixes it.

> HTH,
> Dave

> > how do you use speed dial from norton? I am thinking maybe I don't have
> > everythng installed. I havn't been able to find it


> > > Hello Group,
> > > I recently bought a new system that came pre-loaded with Windows XP
Home
> > > Edition.  This is my first time posting to a Microsoft Windows XP
group,
> > and
> > > I'm not too sure how appropriate this message is for the group, but
I'm
> > > hoping that someone will be able to help me.

> > > I am trying to use Norton Speed Disk (from Norton SystemWorks 2002) to
> > > optimize/defrag my hard drive (which is NTFS, BTW) and it says that it
> > will
> > > check the drive for errors first, and after it runs it tells me that
it
> > > found errors and to run CHKDSK /f.  When I run that, it asks me to
> > schedule
> > > the repair to the next restart because the drive is locked.  So I 'OK'
it,
> > > and when I restart CHKDSK runs through its tests.  When it finishes
the
> > > tests it reboots the computer again.  Then I try to run Norton Speed
Disk
> > > again, and it says that I still have errors.  How come CHKDSK /f
didn't
> > fix
> > > the errors during the boot-scan?  How do I fix them?

> > > My second little issue, isn't really a Windows XP issue but I was
hoping
> > > that someone might be able to help me out.  I installed Microsoft
Money 98
> > > on my system side-by-side with Microsoft Money 2002 which was
> > pre-installed.
> > > Decided I didn't like the cluttered interface and the constant nagging
to
> > > use Passport to send my financial data to wherever Microsoft wanted it
to
> > > go.  Anywho, whenever I boot the system the C:\Program Files\Microsoft
> > Money
> > > folder opens on the desktop.  It does that on my sister's computer on
> > > Windows ME.  She has Microsoft Money 2000 on her system and I
installed
> > > Money 98 on it while I had some serious downtime with my old computer.
My
> > > questions are, how come this folder is opening every time I boot, and
how
> > do
> > > I stop it?  BTW, I've already looked in the Startup folder.  There is
no
> > > shortcut to that folder (or any other folder) in there.

> > > Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

> > > Sincerely,
> > > Geoffrey Aldrich