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Sorry everyone, my posting was not clear. I am talking about failed/old installations that keep re-appearing every time the machine is started. My particular one is looking for ISDN connections that no longer exist. LewM

How do you get rid of old or failed installations that continue to come back each time the PC is re-booted. Thanks LewM

Big thanks to all those who replied - have now tried all those tricks to get it going - anyone want to buy a used PC

Very tempting to slip into the Parrot sketch, but ... The PC is dead - no I saw the fan move just a little when power was applied. I have changed the Power supply for a working one - same results. I have re-seated all the Memory and the processor - still same results. The fan only moves a...

To Marc Who were you addressing the sarcasm to ? The stuff about the wooley question and the F1 etc. Keep that sort of advice to yourself.

To NortonES2 - many thanks for a succinct answer. To Marcs41 - Whats your problem ?

I have been using XCOPY, in a simple batch job, for some time now, to copy data from a production server to a backup machine. However having selected a new folder (Collected Business Done) I get the error message "too many parameters" . I assume this is because of the spaces in the...

I have just installed our first XP client on an NT4 Network. We use Office 97 Pro on all desktops, so loaded it on to the new machine. An Excel 97 spreadsheet then gave the following error message when refusing to open. Box Heading "Microsoft Visual Basic" Err Message...

Thanks PeteH2 This is my first go on T/Tips - I'll use it again.

Thanks captnstile but as I said to the previous answer, I'm still trying to find IIS. It does not seem to be on my machine. Thanks for your help LewM

Thanks PeteH2 I have looked in help on NT for IIS nothing there - Don't know if its on my machine, cant find it in Services either. I will keep digging - many thanks anyway

Hi I am trying to log on to our NT server (Service pack 6) from a client of our SCO Unix (Open Server 5). I get a good response when I type ftp ipaddress The response is.... Connected to dmachine. 220 dmachine Microsoft FTP Service (Version 2.0). Followed by the prompt for the user...