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I'm on an old version of JD Edwards - if I update the SQL version any further, it will invalidate my support unless I update the JDe version too.

I have four physical drives visible and four actual drives visible in the OS...

So can anyone clarify whether SQL Server 2000 - 8.00.194 - will run on Windows Server 2003? I cant update the version any further.

No upgrades or major changes. The hard drive is listed in the Bios, but when I go to Boot device list, it's not there - only CD or Network card. So I can just pop out the hard drive and insert it into another laptop with XP on it?

I have an XP Pro SP2 Phillips Freeevents X52 laptop. It stays at the XP OS screen with the blue bar moving across the bottom for a few minutes, then hangs for about ten seconds, goes back to the blue bar moving. The a blue screen flashes up with a STOP error, but only for a second or two - so...

Thanks for the replies.

I have SQL Server 2000 - 8.00.194 running on Windows 2000 SP4. I haven't upgraded the SQL service pack as it would invalidate the support of my ERP System (JD Edwards) that runs on the SQL. I'm thinking of upgrading the Server to a new Server running Windows Server 2003, but don't know...

When I open Array Manager - all that it lists is a SCSI connection belonging to the tape drive attached to the server via a SCSI cable. Is this drive hot swappable? Can I just take a drive from a redundant PE 2450 and swap it with the failed drive? Thanks

Thats not happening though - there are licence records in there from 2003 onwards. Is there a registry key I can delete or some other solution? Thanks..

I have a Dell PE2450 with Server 2003 There are four physical disks installed - disk sizes are 14.6Gb, 39Gb, 14.6Gb & 67.2Gb There are three icons on the side of each disk - a circle with a line through it, a disk icon and an x - the first two icons are green and the x has a flashing orange...

Ok, I have it working through Internet Explorer. This policy doesn't apply to Firefox though - anyone know how I can apply it to Firefox? Thanks.

Is there anyway of either saving an Access query as a .dqy file? I can export the results of the Access query to an Excel file, but as there is no query behind it, I cannot edit this in Excel. Any ideas? Thanks..

On a different client, I can still open the restricted sites (as per my Group Policy), but there is a red circle in the bottom left corner saying 'Restricted sites' Why is it still allowing me open these sites?

I resarted my workstation and re-ran the GPO report. I get the following: "Denied GPOshide Name Link Location Reason Denied Local Group Policy Local Empty Blocked URLs policy domainname.com Reason Denied - Empty

Sorry for the stupid question, but how can I apply it to the workstations? If I run GP Mgt from my workstation and run a query, I have the following under the relevant GPO: "Winning GPO Blocked URLs policy These settings were applied only by GPOs that do not contain Internet Explorer Enhanced...