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Glad to hear you got it working, by the way. Now slightly off-topic: for anyone who really wants to screw up their entire way of thinking about IP, install IPV6 support from the beta service pack and connect to the 6 bone on a tunnel, then check out those new-fangled IP addresses. Old IP...

IP address changes cause the connection to be disabled, then enabled. This is by design. It allows the IP stack to check for the presence of duplicate IP addresses without violating network rules by having two destinations with the same IP address at any time. Shaith Network Engineer MCP...

Messenger can also be used with an Exchange server. Shaith Network Engineer MCP, Windows XP

Take a look at the profiles you're using - that's one of the likely candidates for lengthy logins, particularly if you're using a roaming profile. You'll need to change the "My Documents" mapping to point to a global location instead of a local one. Shaith Network Engineer MCP...

Make sure the machines in question are sharing something, and that the user account on the XP machine is also present on the 98 machines if this is a workgroup configuration. Shaith Network Engineer MCP, Windows XP

Seems the only thing you haven't tried is right-click-dragging the file to the destination and letting go, then clicking the Copy Here selection when the dialog box popped up. Check your event logs and see if there are errors there - you may have a bad sector on the hard drive, and this is...

This is a function of the controller, and there is likely a bios setting you can change. In some cases it's simply setting the HDD type for that controller port to AUTO (and the LBA and PIO settings as available to AUTO as well). Also, check the jumper on the CD-Rom drive. Many prefer...

Assuming you have original media, and that the media isn't damaged, the first things to do are to see if there are bios updates for your PC. Most common lockup point is an outdated bios. Bios updates for your computer and the instructions for doing so are available from your PC's manufacturer...

Correct - you'd have to share the "PPP adapter ADSL" as that's the actual adapter that connects to the Internet. Shaith Network Engineer MCP, Windows XP

Try assigning an administrator password to all of the machines (the same one of course). Remote admin isn't allowed without passwords, nor is remote desktop. This is for security purposes. Tip: BAD idea to have a bunch of machines with no administrator password. Then establish a...

Ran across this one after a network card replacement. When trying to assign a static address to the replacement, I kept getting warning messages that the IP address was already assigned to an adapter in the system. A little bit of research showed the simple fix. The full error message you'd...

In the regional options, under languages/details, check for what input languages are installed. Under the advanced tab, check for what language to use with non-unicode programs. In the regional options tab itself, check format, and location. In Internet explorer, under tools/internet...

For Drive Mappings: Open Explorer. Click tools, then Disconnect mapped drive. Select the mapped drive and click OK. Repeat process until all mappings are gone. For Printer mappings: Start/control panel/printers and faxes Delete all printers you don't need by clicking each one and hitting...

I had this problem with one machine as well. Uninstalled all creative software, then went and deleted the Creative folder under Program Files and rebooted, then installed the drivers from the Creative website. worked like a charm, no problems since. Shaith Network Engineer MCP, Windows XP

To im2dtailed: nprotect.exe is the symantec recycle bin protection. Right-click the recycle bin and turn off all norton protection for all drives. This should prevent nprotect from loading. See if you still experience your problem after doing this. Shaith Network Engineer MCP, Windows XP

This is a function of APM. You'd have to disable APM in order to remove the ability to standby, and if memory serves, even when the ability isn't there because the Standard PC HAL is installed and APM is NOT installed, the option is still there, it's just greyed out. Shaith Network Engineer...

There is a hotfix for CDR's that I believe addresses your issue. Try windowsupdate.microsoft.com and see if you've already downloaded and installed this update. Shaith Network Engineer MCP, Windows XP

I've never attempted to reload a trial version over a trial version, so it's worth a shot. However, if memory serves, this won't reset the pointers on a trial version. Only a clean install on a freshly-formatted partition would allow you to have your trial period again. If you installed the...

That's a definite - the account being used on the 98 machine must exist on the XP machine and vice-versa when you're not in the domain environment. In the domain environment, local accounts should be avoided in XP in favor of domain accounts.

My only complaint about XP installations is they take quite a while. However, you can automate them so that rollouts are a snap by sticking your answer file on a floppy disk. Makes life wonderful. And it's infinitely more stable than NT4 and Win2K ever were. Yes, it's a resource hog. NT4...