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One thing I have come accross once, one of my workstations had a similar fault locking in the same way as you all mention. I changed all the components within it apart from the hard drive and reseated everything, performed a clean install (of NT4) but still had the same problem, You could hear...

Thanks to you all for the help. I ended up changing the user to become an administrator temporarily, but now I know about the shift-right click option I will be using that method, although I would have prefered to have set the permissions so that the local user could change them as they liked...

The model of the laptop is a sony vaio fx501. I have tried to phone them and ask them about it but they said because they supplied the laptop with xp home, they won`t support windows 2000 on it. thanks steve

I have 3 laptops all running windows 2000 pro. When logged on as administrator I can alter the power settings to what I want them to be. If a domain user logs onto this laptop, it is always st to portable which is not wanted, if we try to change the settings for the power settings it will not...

from what I can see, the language is set to none on all the workstations, the location of the custom.dic is c:\program files\microsoft office\office\custom.dic I can always select the tickbox in the dictionaries window, but no matter what language I set it to (I`ve left it at none, and tried a...

When I tick the custom.dic and click ok, it still does not turn up in the drop down selection and if I go back to the tick box section of the menu the box is back unticked. None of the files in the directory are read only and neither is the directory that is is sitting in. I don`t think the...

I have 3 clients running windows 2000 1 which was upgraded from NT4 and 2 that were fresh installations. On the upgraded client, everything works fine, but on the other 2 within office the spelling and grammar tab was dimmed out, This problem was overcome using the Microsoft KB tip Q257643...