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Well, after several days of trying to figure this out I have come to realize that this code is just fine. The problem was the default buffer size on the xbox. I hope someone can at least find this useful. The paramater: cfgSockDefaultRecvBufsizeInK was the problem because by default it is set...

Ok, I am writing an xbox program that recieves a list of items from a PC application through a UDP socket connection. Each item of the list is sent separately. I have created this thread that constantly listens for the list. The problem is that when the list is longer than around 120 items I...

I am looking into upgrading from MS access 97 to access 2003. I am wandering if there would be incompatabilities with the older databases and access 2003. I have alot of forms and VB code in the current databases. Thanks

No, unless there is another place to set HD permissions. They are only mounted as a path. I removed the letter names of the drives.

Ok I have a shared folder named "Shared" Within that folder I have 5 Hard Drives mounted as paths. I gave user "Test" full access for the share and the NTFS permisions on "Shared." All of the objects within "Shared" are set to inherit permissions. They don't enherit the proper permissions...

Ok. I have alot of videos on my computer that I have imported into WMP. I want to organize them by actor, but if I have to re-install windows I don't want to have to organize them all over again. I guess my question is can I backup the media library(not the files just the database that WMP...

I changed both of the settings and it is still doing the same thing. I noticed that if I connect to my server with windows 2000 it works just fine, it seems to be something related to my Windows XP clients. Thanks

Ok, this isn't the first time I have seen this problem. When I try to login to a shared folder from any of my 5 computers running Windows XP it takes about 15 seconds to bring up the files. If I stay idle for about 15 minutes it takes another 15 seconds to view or open files on a network...

One last question. I have roaming profiles set up on my domain controller running windows 2000 adv. server. If I login to the domain with one of my Win2K Pro clients everything works fine. If I have been logged in for a while my home folder will get an red X through it and I will have to click...

It is physically connected to the network for sure. It is able to brows the internet with no problem

So I have successfully joined one client machine running windows 2000 Pro to the domain controller running windows 2000 Advanced Server. I just tried to join another computer running windows 2000 pro and it asks for the username and password of a user that can join the domain. I enter this...

This is an update to what I have found. If I delete the file username.bak on the client computer I can login with the romaing profile just fine. Somehow the file that is stored on the client machine is the problem. Anyone know anything about this? This is so strange! Thanks!

Ok, So I created a roaming profile on my domain controller running Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I created a shared folder that can be accessed by the administrator and the user. When the user loggs in the first time, he is able to log off and the profile is saved on the server. When the user...

Ok, so I got my domain controller working running Windows 2000 Advanced Server. With 4 client machines running Windows 2000 Professional. The only problem is that my domain controller is set up on a different internet connection than that of the clients. I have roaming profiles set up on my...

I am trying to share from my new domain controller and when I try to open the server from another computer and it says "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request." What do I do?

I am setting up a domain controller on my windows network with windows 200 advanced server and was wandering if this is possible. I want each user of my domain to be have their own shared folder on the domain controller. I want their shared folder to show up on the desktop when...