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The fix to this problm is that you must disable MS2000's communication with MS access server. This is done on the W2k client and I forgot the exact details but it is a radio button that need to be clikcd saying 'disble'. What is happening is that the W2K client is sending security informaiton...

that was the correct answer PerryMc, the service were not all started. Thank you!! :0) STAR 4 U

I am having trouble connecting to my server using backup exec. First when I try to 2x on the BE application it asks me to log in. There are 4 fields that I must fill out. The are: 1. the server name, 2. the user name, 3. the password, and 4. the network name. When I fill out everything...

all serivce ar running locally. none are being run by the user who logged in. i checked into that as well. thanks for the link. will investigate....

>>is this problem reoccurring, or did it just happen? Ans. IT IS REOCCURRING >>try to keep the machine on logged in for around the same >>time (weekend i think you said) period without the >>application running, and when you come back into the >>office, see if the same thing happened...if it...

hmmmm, i think a lost network connection would have shown up in the event log. since it did not, i am ruling that option out. sounds fair? if not please correct me. thanks for th eidea though. anyone else have any ideas?

log in as the domain admin on the SERVER. add user there. then go to computer u are trying to use and make sure u are on the domain. all should be well. piece of cake.

i think this is an option, as i can not recall since it has been a while....hit the 'restart' button. it should be located at the top left of the sceen on a pull down menu.

I just checked the services and all the services are logged on as "LocalSystem" except for "ASP .NET State Service" which is logged on as ".\ASPNET" Also, there are no scheduled tasks running when I checked the Scheduled Tasks in Control Panel. All great...

hmmm....this sounds like we are heading somewhere. I have a question... what is a service and what is a schedule? The reason why I would like to know this is because I plan to go into the lab to look for a service/schedule but right now I have no idea what it is that I am looking for. Thank...

I am still getting the same error. After further investigation I found the following inthe app log: event 1704 - scecli - "Security policy in the group policy objects are applied successfully." This event occurs exactly 5 minutes before every 528 event. Also, event 64 (w32time)...

I am still getting the same error. After further investigation I found the following inthe app log: event 1704 - scecli - "Security policy in the group policy objects are applied successfully." This event occurs exactly 5 minutes before every 528 event. Also, event 64 (w32time)...

I am not sure I understand what you are trying to say as I am new to this stuff. Can you please explain it in simpler terms for me to understand? Like what is a 'service, scheduled'? and why do you think that the starting of a 'service, scheduled' would make the system show me as logging in...

Here is the problem: I just added a 2000 workstation to my NT testbed/network. I looked at the security event log and noticed that my user name was recorded as logging into one of the computers at an ungodly hour in the morning. I never logged into the computer, in fact I was already logged...

Here is the problem: I just added a 2000 workstation to my NT testbed/network. I looked at the security event log and noticed that my user name was recorded as logging into one of the computers at an ungodly hour in the morning. I never logged into the computer, in fact I was already logged...

I need to order a great how to book on MS Acess at a beginner and intermediate level. Please offer suggestions and if possible why you think the tile is so good. Thanks!!!!!

so far so good thanks guys!

that doesn't explain why it does not work on my XP machine.... i am still in the process of reformatting my drive....i'll up date you.....thnx...pls stay tuned.

I am using 2000 and XP. NTFS on XP and FAT32 on 2000. I am about to convert 2000 to NTFS to see if problem still exists but on XP it exists for sure. To answrr your question, yes I mean user 'B' can see user A's desktop, favorites, my documents folder, etc... How are you saving the roaming...

I think there is a misunderstanding. Let me explain (hopefully) a little better. Theoretically, I agree with what you both have said however the situation still remins true. When user 'A' logs into a computer and then logs out and then user 'B' logs in. User 'B' is still able to see the...