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Actually, the fix is here: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/E2k3SecHardGuide/9b55d1bd-62b5-44c6-b28d-62ef43eee532.mspx I enabled everything in Chart 10 and set the high limits form Chart 11 - all to no avail. I can't figure out what the urlscan.ini settings need to...

I ran into this very same issue with the OWA gui not loading completely. It would start then state Loading... and never complete. After some poking around I noticed that URLScan V2.5 was also installed. After trying everything with the URLScan.ini file I decided to uninstall it. After an...

I did the AV update (none required) and performed a scan (nothing found). Then I disabled the AV loading on startup and real-time protection (added measure). About all I could do with Media Player was to drop it back to the original version. It gets real ugly when trying to completely...

Creative Labs SoundBlaster Live 5.1 is giving me nightmares. Anyone seen this error when trying to reinstall the applications? All the icons are blank and none of the .exe files are there. It seems like all the supporting software exists but nothing seems to be registered properly or the .exe...

I have not tried that yet and it does make sense. However, I am no longer employed and will not get the chance to try it out now. I will not forget this though in case I get re-employed and have another chance to put this new knowledge to use. Thank you….

I still have not found a solution to this. I do know that if I reboot and log in immediately I can do a Windowsupdate successfully. If I wait too long it won't happen.

I searched the registry and did not find any reference to lanmanNT. It must be something else. I also can't run the Usermanager unless I bounce it first then log in and launch it. If I wait a day or so before I launch the Usermanager then I get: "Insufficient system resources exist to...

I am trying to re-service pack a couple NT4 workstations with sp6a (128-bit) and the system comes back with: "Service Pack Setup could not determine weather you are running Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server." I get this on a few NT4 Servers as well. Any clues, pointers...

I keep getting random bsod's from a couple PCs. After running dumpexam (dumpexam -vf) on the memory.dmp file it repeats things like: **** Warning: Checksum mismatch (SYMCHK=0000760c, SYSCHK=0000812f) for C:\WINNT\$NtUninstallQ299444$\netdtect.sys That is only one example but there are more...

I am getting the same thing all of a sudden. I can reboot the server and it will work fine for about 12+ hours. Then it goes back again. It is now starting to sound like a recent patch that was applied.

How can I verify Winsock is installed correctly and/or how do I reinstall it again if it is bad, broken, etc.?

You may want to try building another W98 PC with "only" the OS. Then install the burner into it and the associated software. Then try using it. You may have installed something that has overwritten something that made it stop working. If the burner doesn't perform as expected /...

get a firewall and turn off ping response.

Nope. Only installed W2k Pro then IE6 and crash on the Explorer. Not on all by the way - just on some. In fact, on a couple boxes, IE6; SP1 fixed them - but not all. A few are not wanting to run IE6. It isn't memory either because I took the memory from one PC and placed it in the broken IE...

nothing in the Startup and nothing in any of the run related registry keys. One of my systems had "only" 2000 Pro and IE6 loaded and it crashed Explorer. There were no other software packages or applications loaded outside of the box. It worked just fine until IE5.5 was upgraded to...

It is a "crash" of the Windows Explorer. Explorer works OK but will crash at random places in the tree. After reverting "back" to IE5.5; SP2 (or there about) the PC works just fine. If I upgrade to IE6 (any service pack) the problem comes back with Windows Explorer -...

My entire system.ini is simple and does not contain an entry like you suggested. I am running Windows 2000 or Windows 98 and IE6 still crashes Explorer in either system. Not on "all" systems mind you - just on a few random ones. Here is the system.ini file on a problematic W2k Pro...

I have not yet found the problem. I just move back to IE5.5; SP2 and am done. I did upgrade to IE6; SP1 on one of my 98 boxes and it seemed to have worked. However, on several of my NT and at least 1 2000 Server box it has not worked and is still monkied up.

you can also use a vbs script from the resource kit as: cscript useraccount.vbs /?

Uptime.exe from the resource kit will get what you want. this is not 3rd party, so to speak.