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Try re-installing the SQL Agent then re start, that worked for us with this issue!

I don't have the solution (yet) but I have the same issue. When I get the fix, be assured I will post it here :-)

Make sure your username and password are correct for the service to run (control panel - services) and check the user account is not locked out. (User manager for domains if NT). (Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Users and Groups - Users if Win2K) You need to make the database write...

I think I now have the answer, for those of you who also have this issue, here is my conclusion:- UDP Port 137 (NetBIOS Name Service Broadcasts) All NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) broadcasts are sent to the UDP port 137, which is defined as the NetBT Naming Service. This usage is defined by...

Oh dear :-( Looks like I may never get this solved ;-(

Thank's for the link johncurtis. It's all sorted now and works a treat

Hi all, Does any one out there know of any way to change a font in multiple files created in Word 97 with-out actually opening them? If you do know a way you would make an IT guy very happy and save me hours of work!

Oops, Thanks for the advice

Hi all, Does any one out there know of any way to change a font in multiple files created in Word 97 with-out actually opening them? If you do know a way you would make an IT guy very happy and save me hours of work!

Hi all, Apologies for the amount of content! I have a current issue with getting clients into network neighbourhood that are located on the WAN. Local clients are there and at the remote sites it is the same. We have recently moved offices and changed some routers and connection equipment...

I do know that on some Compaq's the BOIS is held on the hard disk. It is repairable but you need to be able to boot from floppy. You could try removing the CD power cable, not sure if that will work though.

Hi all, Apologies for the amount of content! I have a current issue with getting clients into network neighbourhood that are located on the WAN. Local clients are there and at the remote sites it is the same. We have recently moved offices and changed some routers and connection equipment...

We had exactly this problem and I checked all the items you mentioned, I resolved this by changing all client PC's to Enable WINS, typed in the Primary and secondary WINS IP and set one BDC's per remote site to be wins servers. After the client restart they could all change their passwords...

Tania's fix worked great for me, thanks Tania