Accessing files on Desktop from in network computers
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From: JCS on 2 Jan 2010 14:46 I recently had my desktop tuned up and when I recieved it back they updaed the Bios and now I cannot open microsoft (xcel, Word, Powerpoint) file with the standard application. It opens as Read only and the content of the file is blank. I can open the word document with clipboard, excel with the internet option and Powerpoint with viewer. In additon, when I try to attach docs to an email through the desltop short cut, it gives me the following error "ccess to the following potenially unsafe attachements has been blocked: xxxxxxxx.INK" Any thoughts? -- JCS
From: Brian A. on 2 Jan 2010 15:41 "JCS" <JCS(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2A076E8F-028D-4548-B796-6EAB136526D9(a)microsoft.com >I recently had my desktop tuned up and when I recieved it back they updaed > the Bios and now I cannot open microsoft (xcel, Word, Powerpoint) file > with the standard application. It opens as Read only and the content of > the file is blank. I can open the word document with clipboard, excel > with the internet option and Powerpoint with viewer. In additon, when I > try to attach docs to an email through the desltop short cut, it gives me > the following error "ccess to the following potenially unsafe > attachements has been blocked: xxxxxxxx.INK" > > Any thoughts? > -- > JCS Do you have any of the MS Office applications installed? If you do you can run the "Reinstall or Repair" option via Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Change button for your version of the application, or you can do it via the MS Office application installation disk. -- Brian A. Sesko Conflicts start where information lacks. http://basconotw.mvps.org/ Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://members.shaw.ca/dts-l/goodpost.htm How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
From: David H. Lipman on 2 Jan 2010 17:54 From: "JCS" <JCS(a)discussions.microsoft.com> | I recently had my desktop tuned up and when I recieved it back they updaed | the Bios and now I cannot open microsoft (xcel, Word, Powerpoint) file with | the standard application. It opens as Read only and the content of the file | is blank. I can open the word document with clipboard, excel with the | internet option and Powerpoint with viewer. In additon, when I try to attach | docs to an email through the desltop short cut, it gives me the following | error "ccess to the following potenially unsafe attachements has been | blocked: xxxxxxxx.INK" | Any thoughts? | -- | JCS Updating the BIOS will *NOT* cause proplems with MS Office. Take it back to the place that screwed up you PC or have them refund your money. -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp
From: philo on 2 Jan 2010 18:02 JCS wrote: > I recently had my desktop tuned up and when I recieved it back they updaed > the Bios and now I cannot open microsoft (xcel, Word, Powerpoint) file with > the standard application. It opens as Read only and the content of the file > is blank. I can open the word document with clipboard, excel with the > internet option and Powerpoint with viewer. In additon, when I try to attach > docs to an email through the desltop short cut, it gives me the following > error "ccess to the following potenially unsafe attachements has been > blocked: xxxxxxxx.INK" > > Any thoughts? take it back to the place that ruined your machine and have them fix it
From: JacobH on 2 Jan 2010 18:15
philo wrote: > JCS wrote: >> I recently had my desktop tuned up and when I recieved it back they >> updaed the Bios and now I cannot open microsoft (xcel, Word, >> Powerpoint) file with the standard application. It opens as Read >> only and the content of the file is blank. I can open the word >> document with clipboard, excel with the internet option and >> Powerpoint with viewer. In additon, when I try to attach docs to an >> email through the desltop short cut, it gives me the following error >> "ccess to the following potenially unsafe attachements has been >> blocked: xxxxxxxx.INK" Any thoughts? > > > take it back to the place that ruined your machine and have them fix > it I've never liked that policy, take it to someone else and have them bill the place that screwed it! -- -- Geoff ExploitEd Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I do wish I could remember the darn question |