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  1. MacMan

    I removed SCSI drivers and I've got BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH

    You've got only two options as I see it. Re-install NT when it gets to the part where it detects the previous install and asks if you want to do a new install or upgrade? Pick the upgrade, don't forget to look for the screen to tell NT about additional equipment, then add in your scsi drives...
  2. MacMan

    TCP/IP protocol: how to install drivers without NT CD-ROM

    You should first try to rectify the problem and see if you can get the unit to detect the cd. Failing that if both units have nic cards and netbeui is installed connect them together and copy the cd from cd drive on unit1 to hard drive on unit2. Failing that you can use a...
  3. MacMan

    ntoskrnl.exe is crashing everytime

    JTCOMP, Watch the drives Microsoft has documented a problem with the ata 100 drives, I haven't heard anything on the 133's.
  4. MacMan

    Strange Printer Problem-Help!

    Check and I'll bet you there're printer ques for the printers on the other unit. Remember w/ NT the spooling on the server is just storage for the que on the local workstation.
  5. MacMan

    Network settings

    1. IF the network worked before and suddenly just stopped and there were absolutely NO CHANGES made, the immediate presumption is the nic card. Nic cards are like light bulbs they only blow when you turn the switch on. If the nic has activity lights on the back plane, check if they're showing...
  6. MacMan

    Win2k OEM on new PC?

    IT DEFINITELY IS THE BIOS, you won't see or find it. Compaq does the same thing and their restore cd's for different versions won't install(and software for their units) unless it reads the key from the bios. GARWAIN has the best idea. install to a new hd inside the dell, delete the devices...
  7. MacMan

    IP Address

    nbtstat -A ip address will give you the computer's name using the ip address.
  8. MacMan

    Netlogon disabled but not?

    Try re-applying sp6, if that doesn't work try reinstalling NT40, when the install screen tells you that it's found a previous version do you want a NEW install or UPGRADE pick the upgrade so you'll keep all your software, settings, etc.. then re-apply sp6 (yea, yea, I know this gets to be a pain...
  9. MacMan

    How to? Install Applications without admin rights.

    Create a user on each box that you configure called "ADMINSTALL" and give that user admin rights, then simply logon and install the software as that user. If you've already got a couple hundred systems already configured you're going to have to create that user on each unit manually...
  10. MacMan

    STOP screen

    Try doing an upgrade, use the same disks/cd you did your install with and reinstall. When the screen gets to the point that it finds the installed version and askes if you want a new install or upgrade, do the upgrade.
  11. MacMan

    NT server batch file

    Yea, I know EXACTLY what you mean, I think the real reason they get mad is because not only did they not know what they were doing when they screwed it up, NOW somebody else knows how dumb they were too. Good Luck
  12. MacMan

    NT server batch file

    We had a similiar problem here, turns out the unit was trying to make the connection before the network drive was connected, changing the startup sequence of the software packages cured it. If not, Those two files aren't native to NT, are you sure the user didn't try to install a program they...
  13. MacMan

    Network Card Help

    I didn't see where you joined the unit to a domain/workgroup, did you perhaps forget that little point ?
  14. MacMan

    "Upgrade" from WIN98SE

    NT will run only on Dos or FAT NOT FAT32: NT is much more secure then any of the previous Microsoft NOS. Most Drivers have to be geared towards NT because HAL (Hardware Access Layer) will not let any device directly access the hardware. There are default, roaming and mandatory profiles. The...
  15. MacMan

    "Upgrade" from WIN98SE

    Nope! The only way you can upgrade any box to a version of NT is if there's already a same or lower version of NT on the box. Anything else will have to be a full install.
  16. MacMan

    Privileged application

    There's really not enough info here. If you're running default or roaming profiles then you might not be able to do it since a shortcut is running the program, just starting it from a different location. In these cases you can try policy adjustments to place some limitations. If however, you're...
  17. MacMan

    "Upgrade" from WIN98SE

    OH Contrar! Partition magic V7.0 will convert FAT32 to regular old normal FAT and re-size partitions
  18. MacMan

    Sound Card Help!!

    Look on the card for the FCC id # once you've found it use your search engine to search for sites that will use the ID number to give you the manufacturer's name. Then you can go get your drivers BUT, that does not mean it's NT compatible. You may have to use a driver that won't give you all the...
  19. MacMan

    multiple boot operating systems

    NT will boot to partitions over 4 gig, we use 800 mhz Compaq Deskpro EN w/30 gig drives and 2 gig Compaq EVO W6000 with 40 gig drives and they both boot on a single partition. Check your cmos(& for cmos updates) to see if it's set to use larger drives. Use Disk admin. to make sure the...
  20. MacMan

    NT Login ID, Password Crack

    Try these sites. http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/ http://www.cgsecurity.org/

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