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There is more to this:<br> Win98 comes with support for VPN, Dial-up server, dial-up ATM support, and many more. It also has a useful utility called &quot;System Information&quot;, which helps a great deal in troubleshooting. Built into that are quite a few tools, eg: DirectX diagnostic tool...

It does sounds like your security settings in IE. If so set, your browser will warn you that there is an Active-X control in that web page that is either maliscious or is un-signed, and therefor it may not be from a trustworthy source. What do you mean by &quot;If this didn't have to do with the...

If you want to hide drives, you can do it via the registry.<br> You can hide the drive from Explorer and My Computer, BUT be aware that hidden drives can still be accessed from the START¦RUN menu. There is another simpler way to hide drives, just use TweakUI, but if you want to do it via the...

chwooly, pcAnywhere WILL do what you want. I use ver 8 to administer an NT box via the internet, and it is secure, if you set it to be so.

Interesting outlooks you guys have, and I would tend to agree in most cases :p I saw earlier on, AnnOminous asked if there was a way to get a list of IRQ's and their owners.<br> AnnOminous, if you are using Win98, there is a way (if you haven't already found it yourself) to check your entire...

Firstly, is your modem installed correctly, and does it work under normal circumstances? When you install RAS, you need to specify the modem. Make sure RAS is configured to Receive Calls Only or Dial Out and Receive Calls. There can be quite a few things you need to look at, but first verify...

The PPTP doesn't "connect to" per se`, but allows a client to connect to the server via the Internet. "Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol works by simulating NDIS LAN adapters that provide an encrypted bi-directional data channel directly to the TCP/IP computers on each end of the connection...

Yes, you have to promote, a BDC, that already has all your user account info, so that none of the access tokens are changed. When you get your new machine ready, install it as a BDC, get it running in the network so that it will get all the user account info, then promote it to PDC. Just...

Is there any particular reason as to why you need to have Outlook 97 open, when you shut down the machine?