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I have tried the uninstall/install of netmeeting per the microsoft
page, and it even goes back through the installation wizard, as if it
is trying to re-install. However, once that is done, and I click on
the NetMeeting icon it just blips on for a quick second (I see the
Netmeeting logo) and then goes away. I look in task manager and see
nothing running for Netmeeting. Any ideas, because I have a new job
that uses Netmeeting all the time?

On 2 Nov 2005 17:07:22 -0800, TSeanG007@msn.com wrote:

I have tried the uninstall/install of netmeeting per the microsoft
page,

This is what you are doing?:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... US;Q267958

and it even goes back through the installation wizard, as if it
is trying to re-install. However, once that is done, and I click on
the NetMeeting icon it just blips on for a quick second (I see the
Netmeeting logo) and then goes away. I look in task manager and see
nothing running for Netmeeting. Any ideas, because I have a new job
that uses Netmeeting all the time?

Maybe there is something in the event log?

You have full administrative access to the machine?


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Brian Sullivan
Courses by Wire (http://www.coursesbywire.com)

Yes...that is the site you have there where I went and tried
re-installing NetMeeting. Since this is a work laptop, I dont believe
I have full administrative rights to the machine.

Can you elaborate on the event log...? I am not familiar with it.

On 4 Nov 2005 12:05:33 -0800, TSean007 wrote:

Yes...that is the site you have there where I went and tried
re-installing NetMeeting. Since this is a work laptop, I dont believe
I have full administrative rights to the machine.

It may be that the only way to get it straightened out is to have your
employer's IT people deal with it.

Can you elaborate on the event log...? I am not familiar with it.

Under Start -> Administrative tools (at least in 2000 server) there is an
"Event Viewer" -- it is possible you don't have access to it though.

(on XP Pro it is available via the control panel)


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Brian Sullivan
Courses by Wire (http://www.coursesbywire.com)