Not to say anything is wrong because I don't really know but MS does say
this about Wntipcfg:


    System Requirements

    *

      Supported Operating Systems: Windows 2000

You can download and use wntipcfg.exe on any of the following platforms:

Windows 2000 Professional
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Windows 2000 Datacenter

Les Barnes wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I downloaded Wntipcfg_setup.exe from Microsoft. This gives results like the
>winipcfg screen. Do a general search because I renamed it slightly. I never
>could get any results from XP alone.
>
>Les Barnes
>
>
>Subject: [PCSOFT] Win XP Questions
>
>
>
>
>>Good day all,
>>
>>Can anyone tell me:
>>
>>1. What "Services" are truly essential to XP's proper operation ? ( run
>>
>>
>\msconfig \services tab ) I have unchecked
>
>
>>all but 'essential services', which were basically RPC commands. Does this
>>
>>
>mean things won't work, or load, like
>
>
>>they do on the startup tab ? Should I recheck them all ?
>>
>>2. What is the XP equivalent of the Win9x command one would use to get to
>>
>>
>winipcfg screen ?
>
>
>>3. Is more RAM as effective with XP as it is with Win98 ? Upper limits on
>>
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>the amount of RAM ?
>
>
>>As you can see I know little about XP, and I'm trying to help someone
>>
>>
>speed up their XP machine.
>
>
>>Thanks in advance
>>
>>Al Thompson
>>
>>

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