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Hi all, I'm running an internal network using ip(192.168.x.x) to a linksys router to a cox cable modem. I want to allow certain people to access my network, how do I do that? What do I have to do to set it up, and what does the client have to do? Cox didn't have any suggestions, and couldn't...

At the desktop when I highlight an icon then right click on it, an error window appears and the desktop disappears and reloads. I cannot move, copy or delete a desktop icon. I have deleted exploere.exe and replaced the file several times. This process seem to work only once and it reverts back...

I have a P4 configurred as a dual boot system. Single drive, two partitions. Windows 2Kpro and XP. I installed w2k recovery console and now the bott sequence will not boot XP. The following message appears. A file \windows\system32\config\systemd is corrupt or missing,please run setup and...

Bimbobo, What I meant is correct. The Linksys Tech helped me re configure the Access point to link properly with the SB5100. To access the WAP54G in a browser, try this address: 192.168.1.245 This is the factory default. I have had no problem with that. Klon Shugart Data Recovery Specialist...

yes to AdamBCohen, I had lengthy conversations with both Motorola and Linksys. According to Motorola you can use both USB and Ethernet IF your ISP wants you to. There is a config file where your ISP can set that option. To your problem to change from USB to Ethernet, first; disconnect from ISP...

bcastner, I'll try your suggestion. Klon Shugart Data Recovery Specialist CCNA/MCP2K/CDRT Microsoft Certified Partners

I need some help in resolving an issue with connecting a Linksys WAP54G Wireless AP to a Motorola Surfboard SB5100. According to the documentation both the USB and the ethernet connection are valid. I should be able connect a computer thru the USB to the SB5100, and also connect up to 32...

Has the CDRW closed the session? AS I understand the file was correct in size, however, larger than the cappacity of the CD media? Clarify? Is there an open session of the CDRW? Whick OS are you using? [MSBackup is different on different OSes]. Klon Shugart Data Recovery Specialist...

There is a possibility of a recovery, however, if the drive in question is in constant use, then the data has most likely been overwritten. Installing W2K ntfs over a fat32 will restructure the the drive. [FAT file systems read and write differently than NTFS, also cluster size is different]...

Martyboy, Would like to help, however, can you be more specif as to why you are using the lost & found in the first place. What happened to the drive? Is there any noises from the drive? Does it spin? What were you doing when the problem occured? Give us a clue. Klon Shugart Data Recovery...

In answer to your question, If the host is in standby or hibernation, then the wireless client acts like a network card. It has to wake up the host to transact business, if the host is not configured for 'wake-up' on lan, then the host will continue to 'sleep'. Remember, the client computer on...

Cheaper suggesstion. Go purchase a Promise TX133 card. Put your 40 gig on the first channel and disable the on board primary ide or use it for cdrom/dvd, etc. devices. If the 40 gig drive is configured to to boot, then it will become your boot device. The promise card is about $33-$50 depending...

otter17 If you can hear the the head stack clicking and grinding sounds that means the heads have already touched the surface of the platters and made a ring in the platters. Freezing causes moisture inside the drive, yep! I have seen it, and when it dries and the platters are not treated they...

Chipdipper From the W2k Server CD, go to \i386 in a dos box and run" winnt32 /cmdcons" This will install the recovery console as a second option on bootup. Klon Shugart Data Recovery Specialist CCNA/MCP2K/CDRT Microsoft Certified Partners www.adv-data.com

Presea Remove GoBack! It has serious problems, like everything mysteriously vanishes!! Ghosts in GoBack. Your friend's help might have set you back and made the recovery more difficult. Xp home and Pro are different animals, don't mix them, Xp home over XP Pro will overwrite critical system...

salazaar The problem is not your external hard drive, it is the way XP sees the drive from its drivers. What condition led to the crash of your PC? Did you restore using the Dell Restore CD? If not, then remove all driver's pertaining to the external HDD, reboot and re install the drivers. XP...

WENeedHelp888 Norton Ghost! weeelll,no. Since NG is a below int13 type software, there is no hope of recovering the data once written. sorry! Klon Shugart Data Recovery Specialist CCNA/MCP2K/CDRT Microsoft Certified Partners www.adv-data.com

Devastated I not sure about the "reputable data recovery" service, however, from your description, those files should be recoverable barring any physical (mechanical) problems with the drive. The so called 'demo' versions of data recovery software is not advisable as they are...

Try installing Norton Systemworks on the PC in question. Go to the cleanaweap program and tellt you want to move the program to a different computer. The program will gather up everything including all registry entries and back them up. Install NSW on the target PC and reverse the process. I...

scallosa you didn't mention where the (qic) file was. I take that this is a MS backup file and not a tape format. We have found that different MS os's write the qic format differently between the os's. There are variances. Since MS does not support the format there is very little information on...