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Your NT might be on an NTFS partition and the floppy might be FAT32, In NT u cannot access a FAT32 file system if ur using NTFS. PLs chack that.

hi all, this is for maktek. I took the exam last thursday, got 923, had 2 Sim questions, they give the situation, and we should do as we would have in real situation. one sim was about setting Console, Privilaged secret password and telnet password, i set all the passwords and then copied it...

Read the post by nakona (TechnicalUser) on Sep 13, 2002 titled A suggestion for the CCNA thread473-359065, it tells you how you should go about it, i guess different people have different methods. Good Luck!

From File menu go to Import and Export. From here give export to any file. In the next box give Export as *.pst file. Show the path where you want this file to be saved. From the new Outlook, go to File IMport and Export, give Imprt any file, give Import *.pst file show the file and then...

have you installed Networking in ur system, i.e The NIC, required protocols and enabled File and Print Sharing?

one more to add to what AMCSE said, even if you lose the local administrative password on a system in a domain, you can have administrative rights to the system with the domain admin account and also you can change the local administrative password with the capabilities of the domain admin...

hi, the most simplest way wud be, from the server, open command prompt. type net user >c:\userlist.txt You'll get all the user names in the above said text file. if you have the NT Resource Kit CD, you'll get an user interface program to do this. please let know if this solved ur problem!

I from India, and i've never heard of Time machines, so not sure how it is. as it is only 1 yrs old the bios surely must be okay to run NT, don't please check that. the config look okay to run NT, so must have something to do with the BIOS, please be known that NT will recognise the whole 40GB...

hi, It does give you a choice, it asks whether to leave the partition as it is, or format as NTFS or FAT, obviously you have given FAT,....just double checking! tried deleting the 4GB partition?, and then creating a 2GB C: Drive for the installation? just give it a try! whatz the system...

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hi, Win NT cannot be installed on a FAT32 Partition, you'll have to reformat it again as FAT16, then carry on the installation. NT supports only FAT 16 and NTFS file systems. it does not recognise FAT32 partitions. do give in ur feedback!

hi check out the sharing for these folders, it may have been limited to less than what u actually want, it is safe to keep it "maximum allowed". this has nothing to do with license. Please let us know if this helps!

what kind of license does the server have? per user? or per server?, maybe the number of user license for that Server installation i.e for that PDC has been reached. check that out... Hope this helps!

The simplest way to remove it is from Server Manager, connect to the system where these foldes are showing. These folders will be slightly grayed like as we see hidden files and folders, remove all that that you see like this, these are all shared folders which are deleted. This shud solve ur...

you'll get lots and lots of freewares to get the IP of all the systems in a domain, by running the application from any system in the domain. http://www.networkingfiles.com/Network/tcpnetview.htm check out this small program. hope this helps!

does it happen when you log in as administrator? is the do not save settings on exit enabled for ur account? kindly check all these and also the policies set for the system.

Nope!, you'll have to format the HDD before or while installing Win NT, no way to install it on FAT 32 partition.

We have done this here and its a pretty simple task. what you have done is right can't understand why its not working. Instead of giving the share permissions to Domain Users group try Everyone group or you can give it to different groups if you have it like that. Better to give the rights as...

the reason could be that as security measure the previous user must have named the administrator account to something else and might have created a local user account named administrator, that's possible. you can either do a complete repair, booting from the Win NT WKS CD, this will give you...

goto control panel |add remove programmes |windows NT setup and then uncheck |accessibilty options, this will remove that feature, this is only if you don't want to use it anyway. this will solve ur problem.