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I use Provider=vfpoledb;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Whatever.dbc;exclusive=no;null=no;backgroundfetch=no;collate=machine;OLE DB Services = 0 to connect to my VFP DB inside my ASP pages. Hope it helps. --------------------- bradley rowe piece out

I assume you're using ASP? --------------------- bradley rowe piece out

By default, the Linksys uses 192.168.1.1 Open your browser and type in http://192.168.1.1/ The username is blank, and the password is admin (by default). Check the DHCP client table. See if DHCP is enabled. You don't NEED DHCP per say, but it makes IP configuration easier. On the workstation...

Yes, I have tried using either 1 or the other hard drive only. I also did an FDISK right before I used the Windows98 startup disk to format. Your input is appreciated, Bong! --------------------- bradley rowe piece out

Article Q177482 at http://support.microsoft.com will help. --------------------- bradley rowe piece out

Also: Is this a genuine CD, or an image?

Hmm...You're booting to the CD I assume. Is there a floppy in the drive? It checks the floppy for the existence of an .sif file during Cd-boot.

A .sif file is a Setup Information File. Are you using Remote Services? Check the floppy for a .sif file and delete it.

Are you using DHCP? If so, is the Linksys issuing a Gateway address to the 3rd machine?

What are you using for the connetion? A cable router? Internet sharing? A plain ol' hub?

Not sure, but to shut to perform an emergency shutdown, hit CTRL-ALT-DEL then hold CTRL and hit "Shut Down". Just as FYI, not a solution. Will look around for ya...

I could have added my thoughts to the "Inaccessible Boot Device" thread, but so far that has only been my problem 45% of the time. First things first. My system is as follows: AMD Athlon 1300 Mhz 1.04 GB RAM Asus A7- w/ Onboard ATA100 (not being used currently) Primary IDE: 20...