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Unfortuantly I haven't found a fix yet and with time pressing I found the quickest solution was to rebuild. It's nice to know I am not the only one who has had this problem. Good luck!

Hey! Everyone is forgetting the original problem was to do with W2K?

Killing the OS was the only way for me, however if I could have found a way of disabling IPRouting on the machine, I beleive that I wouldn't have had to

I have checked this and I am no using a hub just a single crossover cable. Still no further forward

I have a problem with transfering data to a computer with me installed as although the computers are linked and I can see them whenever I try to transfer data it loses it's connection which is frustrating. As the computer is still there for me to browse to and reconnect. I have TCP/IP and...

Hi does anyone know where XP/2000 store the offline folders by default and can you move them to a different partition on your hard disk?

The IPCONFIG /ALL was fine all the setting bar IP ROUTING ENABLED were Identical. I checked in the registry and couldnt find where it was enabled, everywhere I looked the setting was not enabled. With time pressing I had to rebuild the pc which now works fine, however I would be interested in...

Hi Chris, Unfortunately I had checked the setting in the reg and found it the same as mine however the in the cmd it says the opposite. I have never used telnet and can ping our pop 3 server the problem clearly lies with the fact that it isn't translating dns properly. PS I have just rebuilt...

Sorry Chris but there is no check box, this is win2k we are talking about?

we do not have a proxy server. I suspect that it has something to do with the fact a modem was installed to enable us to do BACS transfers. The only thing that I have been able to come up with is that when I have done ipconfig /all I notice that IP Routing Enabled is set to yes, where as mine...

I can ping by both

Just to add to this NSLook up can not find server

I have a w2k pc that is on a lan and can see all computers on the network. It can ping the internet, but can't use internet explorer nor can it reach the pop server that is on our lan to receive e-mails, however you can explore network places and reach the server. Any Ideas anyone?

I shall try that and get back to you. On a different note. I don't agree with NZ what a great place to visit... I should say what a great place to live. I spent part of my childhood in NZ and one day hope to return.

My floppy disk drive is incorrectly identified in win 98 as a 5" drive. However the bios is reporting it correctly and so does win 2000?

Thanks for clearing that up. I had only known one way and that was to assign it locally. Thanks once again. [2thumbsup]

Is it posible to create a static IP on the DHCP Server for a workstation without creating a static IP address on the the workstation?

I had problems at first home networking. It ended up being xp's home firewall.