Recent content by Jetly

One other way to try and delete would be to put the HD in an external enclosure and try taking ownership on an XP machine. Also, I'm sure you have most likely tried this already, but if not, try deleting it over the network. May work if the problem is local to the machine. I must also say that...

No, It shouldn't. Can't hurt to try though.....

Domain Admin is not always and Exchange Org Admin. Try one of those users if you have not...

I have been testing with Novastor's Novanet software and so far I am really liking it. Only thing I haven't liked so far is that currently there are no "Brick Level" backups/restores available for Exchange. Although they say they will have it in the next version. Free fully functional 30 day...

Thanks for your insight

Is the external mail from a domain of your own, if so you would be better off updating the MX records to point to your exchange server and set it up to receive the mail itself." If I wanted to do this, do I need to set my exchange server outside of my internal network? Does it need to have a...

I am in a 1 server configuration (NO Edge) , using Outlook XP with 2007 server. We have ISP mailboxes and local exchange server. Is there any advantage to entering ALL external addresses in Recipient configuration/Mailbox/user/Email addresses tab, for people who have multiple external POP...

Here someone did manage to get rid of it.... http://www.castlecops.com/postx64115-0-15.html

Did someone change settings on in SSC?

IS this Corporate version? Norton AV ? Symantec av?

It never turns white? Try it once more if you didn't already and just open it and leave it alone for a while and see if it turns white. I don't think you can download a patch, but I'm sure you could download the complete file and upgrade. Make sure you confirm with support if you are able to...

It's not that its disabled. It has alawys been very buggy. What version of 10 are you running? I'm using 10.1.7 now, and I found that if I don't touch it while its populating and just leave it alone, it eventually (sometimes at least) turns white and then you can select your exclusions.

Also in a default client install this is where the cert would be. C:\Program Files\Symantec AntiVirus\pki\roots

Have you tried just reinstalling from SSC?

Has anyone found a way to get SSC to work on an XP computer that has MMC 3.0 I get "Could not create Snap-in" when I open it.....