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Change the settings in the bios from Auto (ie manually asign ) and problem should stop. Remember NT is not a Plug & Play OS

Come on guy's - he's looking for help not critisism! It may be possable that you've been virus'd - suggest virus check and re-install since winnt directory deleted - You probaly only get the boot manager screen at present prior to the error.

Copy the two DLLS from another Pc and replace them as it may be that they are corrupted.

http://www.faqshop.com/tivoli/default.htm?http://www.faqshop.com/tivoli/tiveps.htm This link may help, obtained from a google search

stop bitching people, we all know that at some point all pc user's will get a problem, including us pro's - it's a question of how you respond to the problem. User awareness or lack off is a shortcoming of a company's perspective regardless of the issue.

You can safely unistall these services if they have been installed - look at add remove programs, and also under the network services (network nebourhood - Properties) It would be recommended to install the CRITICAL patches from Microsoft as these address security issues as well as other's...

When you are installing are you saying YES to big drive support - if so - this is the problem as NT4 pre SP4 does not correctly recognise larger Hard DIsk's regardless of Partition size.

Hi The System is dropping out to security screen saver, you need to either re-enter the current user name and password or turn off the require password to resume such as after screen saver

It is possable that the New systems are taking a few min's to find network devices via Broadcast. Try creating a network boot disk configured for DHCP and see if this connects you from problematic pc's. If not it may be the max number of DHCP clients has been reached and need's to be...

If you are attemting to print from Autocad as the discussion would appear - check that the correct Printer is configured within Autocad. Also, check the Printer Driver is the NT Version and not the Win98 version installed from the Network printer.

Hi It's not neccessary that you first remove NT Partition (NTFS), provided your new os has a bootable installation CD and your system's bios allows you to boot from CD, and you've set it to boot from CD before HDD then you simply begin the installation and the OS installation program will prompt...

You could try creating a policy from the Client NT workstation and creating individual entries based on Machine Name or user logon in the Policy file. It may work.

Check your Viral scan settings as this may be attemting to scan all network drives