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ok, so Microsoft aknowleges that the "shakes" are a problem and it is caused by SMB requests and they do provide a fix. Turns out this fix is a complete waste of time. The fix was a regedit to stop "NoRemoteRecursiveEvents" but it doesn't change a thing. This seems logical...

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;816375 I haven't tried it yet, but this is the link that seems to answer the question. It only took a year for me to be annoyed enough to actually chase this problem down...

no bites?? anyone??

SETUP: I have approximately 20 users using a Snap NAS Fileserver. All users are WinXP (mix of Pro vs. Home). 100mbit PEER-TO-PEER network with hubs (not switch). Snap server is mapped as Drive Z. All users run AutoCAD, Norton AV 2003, no messenger clients, outlook for email, internet...

I noticed that the occassional "thin line" is the underscore that accompanies the email addresses that are within the text body of the message. Seems extrememly weird. The proper number of pages print, as if the text was printing in white.

I also am having the same problem. I find that it doesn't affect all emails, but I can't isolate the problem. Attachments don't print either.... PLEASE, PLEASE HELP!!!

I have a 40 GB Snap Server and have 15 machines that all map a drive letter to the file server. Machines range from 95 to XP Pro. All have been working fine, but one user with ME saved a file to a directory on the Snap and it was not visible to other users, regardless of OS. From the ME...

Those are Microsoft Picture It format. There are viewers that should allow you to resave the files as JPG or GIF. I have an old version of ACDSee, but it didn't have the support built in, maybe the new one will. Try looking at download.com or shareware.com for picture viewers.

Does Windows 2000 Server allow for more than 10 connections??

I have about 15 people on the LAN trying to access a printer and files shared. Users are XP, Me, 98, etc.. this machine is Win2kPro. Super stable and have no problems, except that I run into every once in a while a user must reenter the password to access the drive or printer and now I am...