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I think so. The directories all seem to be in place and files exist below them.

I have a Windows 2000 Server that is missing most if not all file associations. For example, all the options under Administrative tools have the default icon and brings up the "Open with" dialogue when double-clicked. Anyone have any suggestions?

Good question. This is the first time using Outlook Express. This machine is running XP Pro. It was fully patched before trying to use Outlook Express. Very strange problem.

I can't edit the text for a new e-mail message. The editor area isn't active. Can't click on it or tab to it after putting in the To: and Subject: The same thing happens when I try to respond to a message. Does anyone have any ideas?

That was it. Thanks

We have a Windows 2000 server running active directory. We have a DNS server set up. Our internal domain name is the same as our public domain name. The problem is that we can't browse our own web page from our LAN. We can browse everything else on the Internet just fine...

Thanks for replying. Yes this was a system state and then file restore. I just got off the phone with Microsoft. They had me reinstall Internet Explorer. All problems solved.

This is one of a few weird problems after a restore from HD failure: 1. In add/remove programs, you can only see the icons of install programs, and the last used on. There are no program descriptions 2. In Explorer, you can't type anything into any web text fields. 3. Windows update is...

Thank you Markdmac for helping me figure out the obvious. Your suggestion got me going with command line FTP. Now if I can just get NAV Server to update. I thought this might have something to do with it, but it still isn't working. NAV Server and ISA are running on the same computer...

The basic problem is I can't use command line FTP from the server. FTP works fine through browsing with Explorer. This problem was identified trying to come up with an alternative to NAV LiveUpdate that also isn't working. I have tried the suggestions listed elsewhere on the board for...

Thanks for the suggestion, but same result. I can use a browser to go to other www sites such as Google, Symantec, etc. I'm kind of stumped on this one. I think this must have something to do with the proxy server. Does the command prompt FTP program need more information to work...

Using ISA as proxy server. FTP is allowed. Command line FTP fails on "open ftp.symantec.com" with "host unreachable" If I browse to the same ftp site with Explorer, I have no problem. Explorer is configured to use the proxy setting for FTP. Is there something I need to do to...

Thank you for all of your suggestions. Unfortunately, we still had problems. We just went ahead and reinstalled XP and the applications. That solved the problem

Thank you for all of your suggestions. Unfortunately, we still had problem. We just decided to reinstall XP Pro and all the applications. This fixed the problem.

This is an English version of XP. The problem persists in Safe Mode. Here are the results from MJ's Help Diagnostic. HTML Help 1.x Workshop Components *** HH Workshop not found or not installed correctly. Try reinstalling. eHelp RoboHelp DLL - HHActiveX.dll *** HHActiveX.dll is not...

I tried your suggestions, but to no avail. The problem seems to extend to other products as well. For example, the scan button in Norton Anti-virus doesn't work. The computer comes up clean on an anti-virus scan through the net.

None of the help in MS office is working. When I click on a link, nothing happens. Windows XP help is working OK. It just seems to be happening in Office XP

I have a laptop computer running XP Pro. Help is not working for any MS products. Does anyone have a fix for this?