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Hi Mark, I'll check that out. I have, however, found a solution to the basic problem. An option appears when I specify the connection (it wasn't there before) allowing me to edit the credentials for access. That then allows me to save the details over my previous file and then I have...

I used to use Terminal Services (RDP 5) to connect to my Windows 2003 server's desktop and each month I'd change my password, each month I'd save a new password so for one click I'd get onto the server. It was just a matter of configuring the password each month, saving it and for another month...

Good news! A colleague at work has a similar system and not only has he tested the memory I bought as working but his memory works fine in mine! The system boots ... yay! So now I have a plan ... the memory I bought is on sale on eBay and as soon as it sells I will buy the 667MHz equivalent...

Hi Martin, Fairly sure there are 9 posts and 9 aligning holes ... I also take the precaution of super-gluing one of those cardboard washers on top of each post so as to provide additional insulation for the motherboard from the case (I started that several years ago when I got exactly that...

Hmmm ... that's weird! I tried the system with no memory ... I got about 6 seconds silence followed by a 13 second beep, a short pause and then a continuous beep. When I put the memory back in (in the A1 slot) I got about 40 seconds silence followed by a continuous series of 3 to 4 second...

According to the manual the BIOS is a Phoenix Award ... I can't confirm this directly as I haven't seen it on screen yet.

I have just bought an Asus P5ND2 SLi board and used it to construct a base system: * Asus P5ND2 SLi * Intel P4 3.4 650/775 * ThermalTake copper based fan * GeCube Radeon X800GTO DDR3 256Mb PCI-X video * 1 x 1Gb PC4200/667 DDR2 memory (I have 2 but only used one so far) * ColorSit 550W PSU...

I am sure I used to be able to hardware dual boot my PC but I don't seem able to any more. By hardware dual boot I mean I have a removable drive caddy in which I have a 40Gb ATA drive set as master, fixed in my system I have a 160GB drive set as slave. In principle (and this used to work I...

Hi OT, My friend found a solution ... I relayed your reply to him and I honestly don't know how relevant that was in finding it (it always seems to me that just talking to people often bounces support people off in different directions). Anyway ... apparently there is a folder called Servers...

Hi OT, I will ask him (and pass your reply along) however it occurs to me that the system DOES get access to Windows resources eventually so (I presume) the system does have *Dave* already on it. James

A friend of mine has a problem using a Mac with Windows 2003 as an authenticating server. The network consists of 3 Macs and a number of Windows 2003 servers ... the Mac's are 1 OS-X, 1 dual boot OS-X/OS-9 and one OS-9. Neither client PC's nor OS-X systems have issues authentication issues but...

Here's a problem that I have been researching for weeks (literally)! We have a 2000 AD domain at work and we want to have ordinary users log onto member servers as protected remote desktops. The domain configuration is as follows: * 2 x DC configured additionally as DNS forwarders * 1 x TS...

I have a DLT 8000 (40/80 GB) which does some peculiar things. When I switch it on with a tape in it I get an a light display or "error-message" (up to 8 double-flash lights of all indicators down the left-hand side of the unit after which the unit returns to normal function) however...