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First, ping your IP adress. If it is not responding, reinstall TCP/IP. Second, ping your gateway. If it's not responding, the gateway is out of service or the IP adress and specially the net mask of your workstation and the gateway don't match. Third, ping the IP of the gateway's network adapter...

I'm almost sure it's a hardware problem caused by an inadequate device response to a software call which appears only in the situations you described. Try the followings: -Invert the printer AC cord in the wall outlet -Invert the PC AC cord in the outlet -Invert them both -Try again with another...

Who is "general failure"? You have a general failure when the disk is to be read (probably the floppy???)- it's a hardware failure!

Your error message turn you to a RAM failure or to a CPU failure: try to replace them: RAM first. The installer selects the packages to install for the FTP server (and other servicies you want) and then you have to activate the FTP, or to make it activate at starttime. Good luck!

The built-in Windows TCP/IP routes packets folowing 3 rules, which are, in order: 1. if destination is on the local physical network (same root IP address, same netmask), then send packet straight to destination 2. if it's a remote destination, then: a} Check if there are routes defined by user...

1. In BIOS try, if possible to reassign the IRQ for the network card (if it's 11, try disable IRQ11 maybe the new one will be IRQ10 - IRQ10 is better then IRQ11, which is better then IRQ5). 2. Can you view a computer with "find computer"? If Yes, check the browser service on the PDC...

Is your RAM made by SIMMs modules? Try DIMMs modules (if supported by mainboard), or change the RAM with a faster one (a smaller acces time - look for the last number on the chips of RAM, if 10, then try 8 or smaller, and so). I know this symptom, it happens sometimes when the old RAM is too...

It IS possible! First, you must install the policy editor from your win98 CD: Start/Settins/Control Panel/AddRemove Programs/Windows Setup/Have Disk -> and you indicate the folder on your win98 CD containing the policy editor instalation kit (the *.inf file). Then, from...

1. First, the PDC must be pingable from all stations. If the PDC is not pingable by any station, then check the network conection to PDC and it's network configuration (same network root adress, same netmask). 2. Then, see if you can use the command Start/Find/Computer/<PDC name> to find the PDC...

1. Can you print if you don't log into the network? If Yes, then reconfigure all network settings for your station. If No, : 2. Is there a particular kind of PC? (Compaq, etc.), which System BIOS is equipped with security on the integrated devices, included LPT's? (look in your System BIOS)! If...