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If you get the error "Attempt to set time which differs by more than 12 hours aborted" and your time is not 12 hours wrong then the problem will be that the time is more wrong than the number of seconds set in...

Just looked at the autiding options and I dont think it will. :-( -- Everything has about a 50:50 chance of working. Either it will, or it wont!

On the more recent Prolients (about the last 3 years) the drive can be bigger, but it's not recomended as a long term fix unless your going to replace all the drives in the group with bigger ones.

Yes. Unfortunitly you need to do this before you find a folder has vanished! Often I find that somebody has accidentally moved the folder into another folder in that tree.

Does anybody know what delegate rights are required in Windows 2000 Active Directory to move users from one OU to another. I have a office administrator who is going to look after this for me along with Job descriptions etc. Currently all our users are in one OU which is most unusefull when I...

In order for Surfcontrol to be able to identify Citrix or TS users you will either need to be running the ISA or proxy intrgration of Surfcontol(which we have just put in here, in a mostly citrix enviroment).

I have the same issue but our server is not running the RPC Locator service. Microsoft Knowledge Base Articles - 243471, 252417 may be of some use, but neither solved my issue

Hello. I also have the same problem. Please let me know if you solve this and I will post the solution if I find one. Paul

Hello. Tip 1: See if the user can run the program by browsing to the exe file itself 2. Check the path in the shortcut. I used to have a problem when I moved from one machine to another that my shortcuts whould be pointing at another machines drive! Hope this may help.

Is it deleting but not reporting the correct status or is it just not doing the delete? I would change your query to a select query and just check the query itself is looking at the data you expect.

I am in my answer assuming you are using access 2000. Place the files where you want them. With the database loaded select on the menu tools > Database Utilitys > Linked table manager Select your excell link. Tick the Always prompt for new location box. Click OK It will then allow you to...

Hello, A few things you could look at. Check in your user manager that the users logon hours are correct Check for any software on their machine that may be storeing an out of date password for the user - such as a scheduled task or email client. Check that it wasn't telling them that their...

Most ppl I see and therefore me also use the clip on front from some conduit, after all there is often plenty laying around when cableing. Just tape the cables to it.

If you are using NT servers to control your domain then you could use group pols and remote reg to save you a lot of hassle here since with these as part of your standard build you will have an administaive share to all drives

The only way I can think of is to schedule a task on the workstations to run shutdown. The Logon hours settings on the server will only stop ppl acually being able to log on outside those hours, it will not kick them out if they are still in past the given time.

No, Browsing to a machine should will only be a connection if you actually open a shared resouce. It is also worth noteing that even if no shares have been set up there will still be some administrator shares such as c$ which any admin can access.

Look to see if you have a program called netwatch.exe, usually in c:\windows on the workstations (certainly should work with win95) You can install it from add/remove programs and accessories in the windows components. Run this and it should tell you who or what is corrected and what they are...

This can also be caused by too much or faulty memory!! If you have more than 256Mb then try taking a stick out or if you have some memory laying around try another stick of memory.

Not sure if group policy will overwrite it anyway but you could try placing it in the all users profile on that one machine. If its a w2k machine the path is: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs or for win95/8 it is: C:\windows\profiles\All Users\Start Menu\Programs

If you have an old machine sitting around then I recomend a free product called smothwall. This is a linux which has been striped right down, secured and given a set of good tools for configuring firewalls. it can be found at www.smoothwall.org. Best way to install is to burn the files to cd...