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Hello, We have recently moved our mailbox store from one server to another along with the exchange software. Using outlook 2003 users have had no problems connecting to the new server and its location. A particular user using Outlook 2000 cannot connect the new exchange server. It did not auto...

Thank you guys for the help. This is going to sound so embaressing and pathetic (; But in my haste I forgot to check the format of the disk the person wanted to install the software from. Apparently regular cd-roms won't read DVDs :P who'd have guessed right. This is what happens between...

We have a new server with Windows Server 2003 installed. Attempting to install more software, it appears our CD-ROM drive does not read any disks when put into the tray. The drivers are up-to-date and the name appears under the hardware list (PBDS CD-ROM DH-48N1P). Going into the BIOs. The IDE...

Thank you, I will have him try the suggested and let you know the results (:

We're not sure, we haven't tried a D to C copy/paste. He was able to move the original files on D: to a flash drive to back them up while we monkey around with the problem.

Yes, that's exactly what he was doing and the error persisted. We may have narrowed it down to some inconsitancy or corruption with his file system table(s). He's looking into that atm. Any other insight's would be awesome (:

I thought so too at first, but he mentioned an example of moving some photo files from one folder on the suspect drive (D:) to a subfolder on the save drive (D:). He says that is when the error occurs and all the files end up 0KB and unusable.

I had a friend drop this question by me: He has XP pro media edition with dual 80GB internal drives. His problem he encounters is that he can save and store data fine on one of the drives (D:) but everytime he moves the file or files on that drive (D:) they become 0 KB files and are un-usable...