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A colleague of mine has picked up this virus on her Win ME machine. (It's a RAM resident virus that infects all exe's that are run.) Her own Norton is piteously out-of-date, and it has affected her browser, so she can't get to Symantec's site to run a scan. I'm running Win 2000 Pro, and can't...

Radical! I never thought of that one - great as a last resort. (But I can just see her face if I walked off with her hard drive...) After an hour on the Symantec site (Slow connection...) I finally gained access to their esoteric knowledge base. It's under the "Feedback" link, so I...

A co-worker of mine is running Win 98 SE, and has never updated her McAffee. Now sh'e's having Compuserve problems, and CS has told her she has a virus. My Norton is completely up to date, but I'm running Win 2K Pro on an NTFS partition, and I can't create a Norton Rescue set. (I'm assuming...

Now, that's interesting, because I've had intermittant modem troubles - mostly just not being recognized. If I open up the case and reseat the modem, then it works. I've also been having a lot of stop errors online, and it doesn't seem to be a problem with the browser or the ISP, since I'vew...

Wow. Thank you. I don't even see "There was no announce" I only have 4 items in my Parameters folder. (Of course, I dont' have a lan). Perhaps it's just a statement about the status of the value, "Lmannounce". I'm going to delete it, and see what happens. Thanks again for...

I have a fairly new OEM WIn 2000 Pro which has always given me this error message in the Event Viewer, at boot: "THe value named There Was no Announce in the server's registry key, LanmanServer\Parameters was invalid. The value was ignored, and processing continued." I have...

Netwalker, et al - I've been having the same problem and more - many different stop errors, as well as other error messages. I did disable the perfomance counter, but it made no difference. As I was researching the problem, I noticed that the formums are full of similar posts - all in May...

Hmmm! The book I've been reading (for 640-507) only has the first command for copying the config files into startup. But CCNA sites say that the newer test has the same content as the 640-507... But I didn't even know there was a newer IOS. Guess I'd better look into that one before I get...

Yesterday's news about the Cisco-led stock rally was so positive that I dare not to worry. If Cisco were in any danger, surely that would have been reflected in the current happenings on Wall Street. I'm of course assuming (and hoping)that people who have a lot of money at stake in this...

Thanks, Tara. Looks like it won't hurt to read the Syngress book, then. I heard it was a very good book in its time, and I already own it! --Lin33

Hi! I know that the new CCNA exam, 640-607 covers the same materials as the 640-507. The only difference is more questions using router sims on the newer exam. But I'm trying to learn the difference between the 640-407 and 640-507. I have a good old Syngress book which I would like to use...

Oh no. I thought I had erased this post. Sorry! (And good luck again)

Hi. I'm sorry I can't answer your question... I just spent 4 hours learning to subnet and I thought I understood it. But I don't understand your numbers - where did you get those static IP's? "1" is not a viable subnet mask, or if it were, then you would only have 1 possible host...

Newposter - "Bios password"? I wonder if I have one... I never set one... I did the exact same thing. Thank God there were 2 administrator accounts. I logged in with the other one, which didn't prompt me for a password, and went to "Users and Passwords" in Control Panel...

Go to the Network Identification Wizard. (Right click My Computer > Network ID tab > Network ID button to get the Wizard.) Click Next. Select the "This computer is for home use" radio button. Click Next. Select, the "Windows always assumes this user is logged on" radio...

Thanks, Tbarney. Actually, it didn't ask for a password. Apparently the only reason Windows gave me that sign-on screen was because I only went 2/3 of the way through the wizard. I went back and finished it (As a standalone machine with one user) and it went back to the disappearing logon...

Just got home from the test center - I passed, but barely. (780 - it says I needed 646 to pass - I thought it was 762!!?? - did they change it again??) The easy questions were insultingly easy. But there were a lot of things that I had never even heard of. Well, I've heard of them now! So...

Hi! I'm running 2K Pro on my home machine - one user, no network. I was practicing for a test and went a few steps into the Network Identification Wizard - just to see! - you know... On the first screen the Workgroup option is selected, the next has the home use option, and the third has me...

I've heard a hundred different opinions as to whether Appletalk is routable or not. Does anyone know what Comp TIA wants to hear as to the routability of Appletalk? Thank you very much in advance. Lin33

Thanks for the great memorization chart,Cap2010. I printed it out. I just read on Comptia's site that, for the Net+ exam, they expect you to "Identify the default subnet masks" for IPv6 addresses, (as well as IPv4, which is pretty easy) I've looked anywhere and can't find any...