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bcastner, thanks for your help but still a no go. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support AnalystMercury Marine

That did not work.... The key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer does not point to an actual reg entry just the key. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support AnalystMercury Marine

Thanks, I will let you know. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support AnalystMercury Marine

I have a user that is trying to slow down the character repeat rate and after he logs off or reboots it reverts back to fast. Does not happen on my techs XP machine. google search was a bust. Anyone ever have that problem? Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support...

I have been looking for something EXACTLY LIKE THIS for quite a while now. [medal] [2thumbsup] Thank You, Thank You , Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support Analyst rtruss@mercmarine.com Mercury Marine

Does anyone know how to trick photoshop 7.0 into uninstalling when you are NOT logged in as the Local Administrator? I have an SMS package that will need removal soon and I do not want to have to send a tech to do the uninstall. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support...

Does anyone know how to modify or even remove [nosmiley] the information billboards the XP uses during a build? We use RIS and do not need the extra memory loss these create. At the very least we are looking to customize them with a corporate logo. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+...

I have not noticed any major performance decreases on my laptop. I have anywhere from 3 to 10 Gig of data stored there depending on what I am working on. Hope that helps Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support Analyst rtruss@mercmarine.com Mercury Marine

Trudye, the fastest way to cerate an image of a pc is drive to drive depending on the version you are using. Here is how I use ghost (7.0 enterprise) [also supports usb and paralell ports] ghost.exe -split=690 -auto -z2 -ntchkdsk [via dos network boot disk I created on my own] The -split...

This feature has been around since Windows 2000. The system puts the drive map to "sleep" after a certain amount of inactivity in order to keep system performance up to snuff. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support Analyst rtruss@mercmarine.com Mercury Marine

Try this, make a copy of the Default usr profile on the machine. Then use the profile copy to create a "new" default user profile. Now when ANYONE logs onto the box they will get the new settings. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support Analyst...

Hi, Eric, did you copy the boot files from your floppy or one of your working machines (ntdetect, ntldr, boot.ini) to the hard drive? That may fix your boot problem. Another option is the old fdisk /mbr option. Who says DOS is dead? as far as dynamic disk booting is concerned it is my...

If you do not have admin rights check this site out as radiojaws link is invalid http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html good luck [smile] Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support Analyst rtruss@mercmarine.com Mercury Marine

Does your profile have admin rights (Hopefully you do not use the administrator account on a regular basis)? If so run lusrmgr.msc (windows 2000 user manager) select users and right click on administrator and select set password. Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer...

try this instead http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php?id=103 Pennanti's link deals with the Windows 2000 boot screen not the login background. [bigsmile] Thank You, Roger Truss A+, Network+ Workstation Customer Support Analyst rtruss@mercmarine.com Mercury Marine

Are you looking to autologon the computer or attachemate itself? If you are looking to autologon attachemate try creating a macro that will send the logon info you need to the sna server and then put the session into the startup folder.

It's interesting that you have a second drive letter (D:) that appears to be ntfs and W2k cannot access it. one thing you could try is to delete the partition (start run diskmgmt.msc) and create a new one or convert your fat32 to ntfs. Open a command window and type: convert c: /fs:ntfs Make...

Are there any msaccess databases in the folder you are working with? If so try removing them and then sync again. the sync process is unable to sync access databases and that could be part of your problem. [laser]