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On the Win7 in question you need to delete the users profile from the registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList There will be a few profiles listed by SID. Find the one associated with the user and delete it. You may find another profile with the...

I would start by checking the traffic logs on the hardware firewall. Any decent firewall would have a web front end for configuration and also logging. See if any connections to that site from an internal test pc are being blocked. John

Create separate accounts for each user so you can audit any activity they do. If you use one generic account you will never know who did what.. John

notShai, Call it tomato.local You need the "dot something" for it to be a proper DNS domain, otherwise you're left with an old style NETBIOS domain (like NT4) which would cause all sorts of issues if you need to setup any transitive trusts. John

Without some elaborate scripting, i don't think it's possible. If you have DRS you must have HA. Why not use it?

No, they won't move. DRS basically just load balances your ESX servers. You need to enable HA for automatic failover. John

You need to grant that account "Log on as a Service" rights through the Administrative Tools, Local Security Policy. It's found in the Local Policies/User Rights Assignments screen. John

Make sure there is no existing Trust in place between the domains.

Just have Head Office burn you a disk and FedEx it overnight..

mtb1996, I'd be looking at locking down all users permissions on this terminal server, it sounds to me like someone has admin rights to change the default languages and settings. John

notShai, The screen saver timeout can be controlled through a GPO. We have ours set at the domain level(a new policy not the default domain policy). It's found at User Config\Admin Templates\Control Panel\Display To answer the second part of your question, the user account not the workstation...

notShai, Are you seriously wanting to lockout idle accounts??? This would have the effect that you experienced earlier. Did you want the screen saver to kick in after 15 minutes instead? John

kk5, You don't install the 2008 drivers on the server, you install the drivers for the client OS's. Install XP and Windows 7 drivers for all your models of printers and when the client connects it can download the correct version. john

xionhack, You are on the right track. Set the script to run(in the GPO) under the Computer Config as a Startup Script. It will run as the System account so no elevated rights are needed. John

dreamcurse, Check the permissions on the profiles folders and make sure the users have access to their own folders.. john

You can use a GPO to push a Machine start up script that would copy the new Hosts file to every machine, this would avoid the admin rights issues. John

This should help. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+delegate+ad+permissions

Our 2008 servers have IE 7 installed by default...

Check the Event Viewer, sent messages are recorded there.(can't remember if it's the App or System logs though) John

XP Compatibility mode and XP Mode are 2 different things...Install the app and Oracle onto the Virtual XP mode pc and run the app from there. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx John