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Old Bear, You have bad RAM - replace it and you will be ok. The error message that referred to "low memory" is refering to the first 640k of your RAM. if it can only find 447, then the rest is damaged. If you have more than one stick of ram in the computer, try one at a time. If...

The FSB value should be 166...was this what it was before? and did you also make sure that your ram is set to the same frequency as the proc? - Trevor CCNA, CCNT, A+, NET +

Are both Hard Drives, or partitions, NTFS? And can you access them still when booting in win 2k? - Trevor CCNA, CCNT, A+, NET +

The new ntoskrnl.exe is the problem. It was probably created from a different version than you are currently using. (ie different service pack installed on the creator's computer) Since safe mode does not work you will need to run the recovery from the winxp cd. on the recovery command...

It might be a power problem. You might have "dirty" power or surges (the surge protector may not work). If a power problem shorts the components, then they won't work until replaced, but later you will have the same problem again. Use a voltmeter to test the power outlet. If you...

Thank you for your help everyone, especially welshguy! I found the problem... It was DNS with DHCP that was the problem: The client computers would recieve an IP from DHCP but were not assigned a DN. So I had to configure the DHCP server to give out that name by selecting the "Domain...

How would I set up my DNS differently...It appears to work fine

I cannot get windows 2000 group policy to work: ·I set up DNS, DHCP, and Active Directory. ·I created an OU in active directory. ·I went to the group policy tab in the properties of the OU and created a new policy. ·I created a global security group in the OU and put all users and computers...

I have a windows 2000 domain with the adv. server OS. All of the Workstations are WIn2K Pro. I have Group Policy settings made, but they are not applied on the workstations. What do I do?!