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In order to use Outlook Express POP3, you must install the MS Proxy client on the PCs needing access. It can be found on the Proxy server in a share called "mspclnt". Hope this helps. Ron

This should help explain a little better.... http://www.windowswebsolutions.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=23581 Redhook01

I found this via Google search... http://www.winplanet.com/winplanet/tutorials/774/4/ Hope it helps.

You could try shutdown.exe from the resource kit. Then create a scheduled task to run it after the PC has been idle for a certain amount of time.

Here's the MS article on netbeui and winxp... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;301041

There used to be a MS article number 232628 about this error, but it is no longer available on the MS site. it has been a long time since I have seen this. All I can remember is it has to do with your MSN profile or AOL software. Unfortunately, I don't remember the steps involved to fix it...

Hmmm, I thought the problem update from the MS site only relates to Windows XP users. In your case, you might try going into add/remove programs and seeing what updates are listed. I know that the XP users just have to uninstall the bad update and the problem goes away. Here is a link that...

I have a VBS that runs once a week to defrag my drives in WIN2K. I don't use a batch file, I just set up the VBS as a scheduled task. But, if I really wanted to use a batch file, I would just put something like the folowing in it.... c:\pcmaint\dfrg3prt.vbs That's it. In mine all it has is...

Sounds like SP6 might have upgraded a driver file that your PC does not like. Usually the type of error you are getting is related to hardware. You might try booting up into vga mode just to see if it boots. If it does, then you are most likely looking at a video driver issue.

If you are asking where to download Proxy Server from, it was a product that had to be purchased on CD. The suggested retail price at the time was $995! I don't know if anyone still has a copy for sale. I guess you could check the auction sites. You might also do some web searching for...

Sounds like you are going to have to do a parallel install and then edit the files in the original install from there. You should be able to temporarily disable the service for the driver by editing the original registry. Also, you should be able to temporarily disable the program from running...

Not sure if this is the same issue I had or not. If so, you could try the following... Turn off the printer. Remove the JetDirect card. Power up the printer. Wait until it is finished starting up. Shut down the printer. Put the JetDirect back in. Turn on the printer. Hopefully this will fix it.

Are you using Proxy 2.0? If so then here is the MS article on how to install.... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;253131 Additional tips from MS.... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;186918 I found this also which might help...

Have you got the box checked to enable routing between the two? Verify that the Enable IP Routing option is checked on the system. It should be located in the properties for TCP/IP under "advanced." You also might try looking at this...

Is it this? http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;281449

You could use browmon to find out which PC is the current browse master. Or browstat from the resource kit.... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;188305 As far as issues go, the NT4 servers would take precedence in an election over the 2K Pro PCs. If you are concerned...

I have seen problems like this before and it usually relates to PC hardware. I'm guessing this only happens on startup if the PC has been left turned off for awhile. What I have seen is that once the PC warms up a bit, this problem goes away. In this case, something is not quite making the...

On the defrag issue: Most anti-virus programs can cause problems with defrag on WIN9x systems. Try disabling your anti-virus program before running defrag. Many people only run defrag from safe mode to avoid this.

Once you get this error, the program will not do an uninstall. You could try reinstalling the program to the same location. That should rewrite the uninstall files the program needs so you can uninstall it. Or, you can try just removing the programs files/folders and remove the associated...

Are you a member of the local admin group on the other domain? This sounds similar to an issue described in MS article 264776. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;264776 Hope this helps.