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  1. 22jeff22

    Win NT 4.0 "logon.ser-invaliad directory"

    Thanks for the input.
  2. 22jeff22

    Modem dials-up but disconnects almost immediately

    I am having almost the same problem with a US Robotics OEM modem and win xp. I have yet to find a solution myself. The driver for my modem is supposed to be automatic with win xp, but it connects at about 1.2kbps and then disconnects.
  3. 22jeff22

    Bunch of #### in outgoing Outlook Express mail

    I have seen that before, but it was a virus that Mcafee detected. You might want to check you registry for strange lines.
  4. 22jeff22

    robocopy - is it safe?

    You can get from www.powerquest.com. If thats not right its made by powerquest. You should be able to find a trial version. If you have Kazza you can download a full free version.
  5. 22jeff22

    robocopy - is it safe?

    I have always used "drive image pro" it copys everthing even settings. I have never used robocopy.
  6. 22jeff22

    Win NT 4.0 "logon.ser-invaliad directory"

    I am getting this error message when booting. "Logon.ser-invalid directory. The program cannot switch to the start up current directory G:\ Select ok to set current directory to C:\winnt or cancel. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  7. 22jeff22

    Windows XP and IE6.0 dial up problemes

    I have problems with win xp that has IE6.0 and have dial -up accounts. I have several people in my town that when they try to connect they might connect at 1.2kbps sometimes higher and sometimes lower or not at all. The phone lines have been checked and the ISP said they are not having any...

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