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Try checking the following items, if you haven't already: Check all of your hardware to be certain that it is compatible with XP. Check you BIOS to make certain you a current version that is compatible with XP. If not upgrade it. If you check these and find that there are no problems. Take a...

If you haven't already done so, you need to install adminpak.msi on W2K Pro machine. This is available on the Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2000 advanced server CD. Here is a link to a good article that will explain how to install adminpak.msi. as well as the different tools that are...

Here is the link to Microsoft knowledge base article. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;314894

Once you have terminal services installed on your server, go to your W2K professional machine. Open C:\program files\terminal services client\setup\setup.exe. If choose remote admin option you do not need additonal licenses.

You may want to check and see if you have a pagefile on the C drive. If so, this may explain the difference between the amount used space and the amount of space that your folders are taking up.

Windows 2000 Server doesn't use a PDC/BDC like NT does. Windows 2000 uses Domain Controllers that replicate Active Directory information to each other. This allows you to make chnages on one Domain Controller and it will replicate to the other. If you are going to upgrade to Windows 2000, you...