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Trying to cure problems with an exchange 2000 server, one reported problem is that Outlook users are complaining that when they open outlook they receive loads of reminders for calendar entries that have already taken place. Some of these entries are up to a year old! Even though they click on...

I have recently had to move the private and public databases of an exchange 2000 server to a new drive because suddenly the drive it was working on ran out of room. This seems to be because the log files that are generated have grown considerably. Each day at roughly the same time (22.30) there...

My server has recently collapsed, no services would start and nothing useful in Event Viewer to help with diagnosis. After many attemps at recovery I have had to settle for a complete server reinstall. The problem is I do not want to lose all mailboxes and exchange data. I have all the...

SBS 2003 environment and running Trend Micro Officescan and Trend Micro Scanmail for Exchange. One users mailbox has grown from an average amount of items in the mailbox to 42,000! I have logged in to her mailbox and there is only just over 1000. Whats going on? Is there any way of getting rid...

Company with internal office staff and remote sales team... Recently changed an Exchange 2003 (SBS2003) server from using POP3 connector to an SMTP feed. Previously the exchange server was using the POP3 connector to download the emails for the internal office staff. The remote sales team were...

Thanks guys, I think I'll continue with the POP3 as its more ideal for what the sales people need. I had a look at the RPC/HTTP idea and as far as I can see it works much the same as Outlook Web Access, so it doesnt give a copy for use offline. Thanks again, any more idea's are more than welcome!

I support a company that has both internal staff and external sales people. At the moment they all have their own individual POP3 mailbox and the exchange server is configured as a POP3 server to download and distribute only the internal office staff's email. The sales people use their own POP3...

I am running a Windows Server 2003 network with 2 network cards - 1 card connects to the internet via a cable modem and gets its IP address dynamically, the other card connects to the internal network with the IP address of 10.0.0.1. I have setup NAT and internet access is OK. I have since...

Your a bloody genius mate! Thanks very much for your help. Give this man a medal! :-D

Jeremy Its true there is a Microsoft article about using NAT and enabling File and Printer sharing. The problem is I am not using NAT and file and printer sharing is enabled. Thanks for your answer. Simon

Paul Did you ever find an answer to this question? I am having the same problems. IIS is running and 'under construction' site available from the web but still get: An error occurred processing your request. Error Code: 80070035 Note: Get ADSI Printers Tried Group Policies but no change...

I agree with Mikecro, these things are usually caused by a bad peice of software rather than a hardware fault. Typically a hardware driver or program that executes at start up will be to blame. When you look at Task manager/processes click the CPU heading to sort the percentage of use in that...

A client of mine is using Outlook 2002 with Word 2002 as the email editor. When replying to emails with HTML formatting any misspelled words will be underlined in red as usual. When replying to a Plain Text email no spell checking is performed. Even deliberatly misspelled words will be ignored...

Where are you expecting the sound to come from? The PC Speaker or some speakers you have plugged in. I dont want to sound patronising but have you checked that the external speakers are working? Plug them into something else and try it. There should be an icon next to the clock on the bottom...

Click here (or copy and paste into browser): http://www.answersthatwork.com/Download_Area/Downrights/cmos_password_boot_disk.exe Once downloaded double click it and it will create a bootable floppy disk which will crack the cmos password. All you have to do is make a note of the bios...

There is an issue with antivirus programs causing spool errors with 98. Especially Mcafee antivirus. Try excluding either the c:\windows\system\spool folder and files or exclude any file extensions that end in spl or exclude *.spl. This all depends on what antivirus software you are running but...

If its a CD-rom drive then go to control panel - system - and click the device manager tab. Double click the cdrom drive you want to change and the properties page will be displayed. Click the settings tab. In the reserved drive letters set the start and end letter to F. Click OK all the way out...

Go here http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;293176 Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 293176 Theres a fix for it thats seems quite simple to apply. Let me know if it fixes it

Click Start - Run and type Regedit to open the registry editor. Browse to HKEY_Local_Machine - Software - Microsoft - Windows and click once on Current Version. Scroll down to the Product Key value and double click on it to change it.

It could mean you uninstalled some software that used this entry in the Run key in the registry. The data for the key may have been deleted but not the key itself. Click Start - Run and type regedit. Browse down : HKEY_Local_Machine - Software - Microsoft - Windows - Run Look for a DWORD...