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What is your users account showing for profile path? If you open up you users and groups and look in your standard user account (you did create astandard user acoount and copy it to make new accounts right?) Go to the profile tab and you should see \\PDCServerName\Profiles\%username% Keith...

Have you recently installed a firewall? Mc Affee or Nortons? Keith Connors A+, Network +, MCP, CNA Desktop Technician

1. Manually delete CALWIN32.DLL, CLNWIN32.DLL and CLNWINTH.DLL from the System32 directory. 2. Reboot Keith Connors A+, Network +, MCP, CNA Desktop Technician

Check in the Tools > options > security > notify tab and see if this is where they have this other users name. Keith Connors A+, Network +, MCP, CNA Desktop Technician

Is this on a Win98 PC if so this is a known issue. Article ID: Q239887 there is a download that patches the problem..... I am also in the mind that the NT kernel is the only real platform.... :)

Go to your control panel and check your multimedia settings. It could be muted or the Audio driver could be corrupted.

A slotket has worked for me in the past. As for a celeron, I would rather get an AMD or a full fledged Intel than some stripped down Intel proc. AMD is great, intel is great.

what is your security setting? If you have certain policies applied the Network (DHCP ADS and ICS) will totally ignore the less than secure (built on win 9X kernel) Win ME. I am betting that you are running ADS and that you need to create a Workstation object for the 9x /ME box and allow it in...

I have a windows XP workstation and have been having No problems with it or the netware client until I added SP 3. I added the SP to alleviate the annoying dll errors that occured when accessing NW admin from XP, With SP3 I get a strange exclamation mark with a nonsense error message that...

I beleive the actual suggested max is 10 METERS! so here in the us that means 10 /20 and 30' cables are available quite readily

:-) I may be totally off base buy have you checked you autoexec.bat to see if you have any sort of a lastdrive statement?

I have a windows XP workstation and have been having No problems with it or the netware client until I added SP 3. I added the SP to alleviate the annoying dll errors that occured when accessing NW admin from XP, With SP3 I get a strange exclamation mark with a nonsense error message that...

You need to go to network properties and choose add client and then select the place where you have the client files,. (c:\novell\nls) and it will install it Do not run setup.exe