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RookThis, Thanks very much for the reply. The situation , since your reply , has changed somewhat and I may be happy with everything now - ( that is a BIG statement (! > vbg ! ) What I did in the end was set both the desktop and the laptop to " Use the following IP/DNS Server Addresses " in...

I have my desktop and Laptop successfully networked and connected to the Web through an external DSL modem and a Linksys router. Both have XP Pro SP2. At present the laptop is linked wirelessly to the router by means of a wireless adaptor card and the TCP/IP properties of this wireless...

The Heading really states my question here. What is the difference between an Image File of a hard drive and a Copy of a hard drive and what are the reasons for choosing one rather than the other

I have my Desktop and laptop successfully networked and am able to share both files and a printer. Both PC's have XP Pro-SP2 installed. The Desktop and laptop have the names "Dtop" and "ltop" respectively and both are members of the same workgroup which is named "WORKGROUP" On the Desktop I...

Thanks linney

How do I print the information which appears in the black command prompt screen, please ?

I have XP PRO - SP2 and , recently , on Bootup , the machine stops at the black initial screen with the message :- "Ultra DMA MODE-6 S.M.A.R.T. Capable & Status BAD - Backup & Replace . Press F1 to continue " This is the No2 Drive and , fortunately , I have everything backed up on it but I was...

Thanks garebo - will try out these links

I have successfully produced a Drive Image XML Image File on my XP Pro SP2 desktop but am having a problem with attempting the same on my XP Pro-SP2 laptop . On the laptop I get the message :- " ...Could not intiate Windows Volume Shadow Service (VSS) .Make sure VSSVC.exe is running in...

Thanks electronicsfreak - here it is :- Logfile of HijackThis v1.97.7 Scan saved at 22:39:27, on 09/11/2005 Platform: Windows XP SP2 (WinNT 5.01.2600) MSIE: Internet Explorer v6.00 SP2 (6.00.2900.2180) Running processes: C:\WINDOWS\System32\smss.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32\winlogon.exe...

I have XP Pro-SP2 and , intermittently , IE6 , after intially accessing a web site , will "freeze" and will then give the message :- "..unable to find www.google.com .." even though it has only just accessed that site . - this happens not just to Google but to many others also . The only way...

Thanks garebo. <Im wondering if sp2 would have anything to do with your problem or not?> I don't see how it can as I used D.I. with SP2 without any problems before I had these errors.

This is a related issue to a similar post of mine recently in this Forum. I have been using D.I. 2002 for almost 2 years now to create Image Files of my Partitions without any problems. Drive 1 is 80G and is partitioned into C,E,F & G drives. Drive 2 is 120G and is the D drive. I have XP...

Thanks for your contribution . I think I will probably uninstal D.I. and re-instal and see whether that will fix things. Will post back here if successful

Thanks for the reply garebo and for the two URL's. I was attempting to copy the C: drive - ( 7.81 GB capacity - Used 6.74 GB - 1.06 GB Free ) - onto a 2nd internal drive ( D:) which is 120 GB capacity and is less than 20% used. Following the advice given in the second of your two URL's...

For the first time using Drive Image 2002 I am getting an error message " Deleting Image File. Error #1831. Image File not found " This happened after copying 65% of data .( If 65% had been copied - where was it copied to if D.I. couldn't find the Image File ?? ) I have had no problems in...

I have succeeded in networking and sharing files and printer between my XP Pro d/t and l/t. Both achieve Web access through a DSL modem and Linksys router to the NIC card on the d/t and thence by wireless to the laptop. I would like to share games between both PC's so that two people may play...

To all who have replied to this post :- I seem to have solved this problem by upgrading the NIC drivers to the latest versions for XP Pro. I feel a bit of a fool not to have thought of such an obvious step before posting here - I couldn't see the wood for the trees I reckon. Having done this...

In an attempt to follow " To grant incoming connection access rights......" instructions in the Help & Support Section of XP , after " Open Network Connections " it then says " Click Incoming Connections" I do not have " Incoming Connections" showing on my PC. Can anyone help here ? The PC...

As mentioned here in my other post entitled "Upgraded laptop from W2K to XP Pro - some anomalies " I have solved these problems by upgrading to the latest Dell XP drivers.