Recent content by clintblack

Wait a second, I see what you mean by the last post. Thanks man. :) Anyway, I have another issue that may be related to this: Every user who has a normal user account has a mapping to a user folder on the primary domain controller. For some reason, my admin account-turned Account Operators...

I am not getting an "access denied" error. The boxes are just greyed out. It isn't like this with regular domain users. Any other suggestions?

We have 2 domain servers: 1 2003 Server Enterprise and 1 Windows NT Server 4.0. Recently, we took two users out of the domain admin group and put them into the following groups: Account Operators Backup Operators Server Operators Print Operators The domain admins also have a separate account...

If you cannot uninstall the normal way, run the Norton Removal Tool: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039 You might want to check with the hardware requirements because Symantec uses a lot of resources. You can download AVG antivirus (free.grisoft.com) or...

Oh! One more thing! I think this program has to be used in conjunction with ZoneAlarm.

It sounds like you may have a Spyware issue. I suggest that you first install Spybot Search and Destroy and Ad-Aware. That can clean out a lot of that junk. If you actually want to figure out who is doing this, there is a tool made by VisualZone (the same company that makes Zonealarm) that...

I would choose both. Since Phishing sites are becoming more and more tricky, I don't see how turning both of them on will do any harm. Of course, I don't even use Internet Explorer. I prefer Mozilla Firefox. :)

What you have on your system is not a virus, but some pretty nasty spyware. You should go to lavasoft.com and download Ad-Aware 2007 (it is free) and then go to http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/ and download spybot search and destroy. I use these programs all the time. They are...

I ran into this problem. There are two things you can do: Reinstall Liveupdate from the Symantec website, which MIGHT work. OR Do what I should have done and get rid of Norton and install AVG Antivirus (it doesn't cost a thing to download or update and it works better): free.grisoft.com...

Try creating a folder, placing the file in there, and excluding that folder. Then, when you have another file that is seen as a "threat", you can place that in the folder as well and you don't have to worry about adjusting the exclusion list every time. Here is a tip: it is easier to put...

Yeah. I tried to add the printer manually via the port settings. However, that failed as well. The printers are located all over 2 separate buildings. Each building has its own subnet. The NT workstation cannot print to any of the printers in either building unless it is connected to the NT...

Try this: http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/3bd7900c-6145-461d-89f2-c12a8c6dd7301033.mspx?mfr=true As for setting the screensaver, it has been awhile since I learned in class how to do it. The problem is that I never actually had to do it. :)

Whether it is labeled a virus or spyware, excluding it from the scan will still fix the problem. I would put all of your important scripts in that folder. Just because it is safe now, doesn't mean that a future update will label it as a virus and take it out later on. That is what happened at...

I like Segate as well. I just wish it would work with Symantec Corporate. Zone Alarm is kind of a pain. If you have a Windows floating profile, for instance, Zone Alarm will mess it all up. There are a lot of free firewalls (among other things) on PC World's website. I find them very...

ZoneAlarm interferes with a lot of programs (it isn't just a Norton thing). Well, I use Norton Antivirus Corporate on one computer, but I have another firewall called Jetico Personal Firewall. It is free. If you search on www.pcworld.com, you can find a lot of free software like that. OR...