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Hi Guys, When I have upgraded Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2003 it does not find the users Mail settings, however in Control Panel > Mail the users settings are present. It will only work if you delete 'MS Exchange Settings' and create a new profile upon which Outlook immediately finds the...

I will give the re-install a go, as all obvious things were previously checked. Cheers

If you right-click on a sheet and select to 'Move or Copy...' the following error occurs... Path/File access error: '\VB145.tmp' OK Help Has anyone seen this error before... It happens with all spreadsheets. Cheers

Does anyone know how I can use an answer file to specify the partition I want to install Windows XP on? C:\Custom Utility software D:\ <--- want to install XP here unattended. Cheers

My bad.... yes... sorry, ignore my previous post

You can't

Try this http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/planning/management/veritas.asp

What OS is on the client ?

This should help: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/tools/admt/default.asp

Is there anyting interesting in event viewer on either machine ? You may also want to put a sniffer on your network to see what is going on.

>No, the problem is that you still need to do a virus scan That was the first thing I did!.. Problem was when I restored the system partition. The file was corrupted on the backup media.

Champ!! Thanks for that... no taskmgr wasn't in my system32 dir.. don't know how that was removed... but anyway, I extracted from the CD and is now working... Something so simple... I should have checked

>is a hypen in the last name supported? No ... nor the first name ^^^ Sorry , I take that back... you can (all the other stuff is right though :) )

Are you using roaming profiles ??

>Is first.last username naming convention supported in W2K3 Yes >will it adversely affect dns and active directory? No >is a hypen in the last name supported? No ... nor the first name

My Task Manager has decided not to function anymore :( It was after a restore of the system partition that I first noticed this. Does anyone know a way I can get it back without doing a repair or a re-build ? Cheers

VMWare an option ?

If M4a2tot's solution didn't fix your problem, try the other location where this is set: Properties of user account in AD -- > &quot;Sessions&quot; tab Cheers.

Yep... everything is downloaded... the whole 18mb. You should read the link provided by bcastner. It's a good read.

Great Tip Speshalyst! Cheers!