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I've had good luck fixing some strange IE problems with Microsoft's mcrepair utility. It replaces the Asycfilt.dll Oleaut32.dll,Olepro32.dll, and Stdole2.tlb files to version 2.40.4515. This program was originally intended to fix a Microsoft Money problem, I think, but the files thta are...

My first thought since you're using XP Pro is that the user account that you're trying to install this under does not have the appropriate rights to the c:\windows\temp directory. That's the one that the program will try to use. Log in as the local Admin and you'll know for sure if this is the...

Return Code 1 can mean several different things. The most common that I've seen when I've gotten this one is insufficient disk space on the target directory. The packager installs by default to the C:\drive and, especially on Windows NT 4.0 Workstations, this is limited in most cases to 2GB...

I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop that did this same thing. It was a bad battery.

You probably won't be able to get rid of all of them permanently....at least I don't know of a way :). You CAN get rid of the inactive ones by right-clicking on the taskbar and clicking Properties, then check the "Hide inactive icons" check box. The ones least used will then...

You should still be able to console into it using a rollover (console) cable. You'll be able to paste the config back in from a txt file then.

Yes you can do it both ways. You can do a write terminal (or sh run, depending on your version), and select, copy, and paste your running config into a text file that you can copy and paste back in if you want to later. I believe you can also copy your running or startup config to a tftp...

On a PIX you refer to the interface by its name, not the IP address. In most cases, the inside interface (to the internal network) is named "inside," the outside (to the Internet) "outside," and so on. So, in my example you would be telnetting/ssh-ing to the inside...

oops...the 192.168.1.1 address should be the host that you're going to be coming in from, not the ip of the interface of the PIX. Sorry. Need more coffee...

You can either telnet or SSH to the PIX just like you can to a Cisco router. Pick the interface you want to come in on and type (in config mode) ssh ip_address [netmask] [interface name]. For example, if you wanted to ssh in on your inside interface that has an IP address of 192.168.1.1 the...

You can also try to connect using the Netbios name, i.e \\pc-0043.

Somarsoft has a product called DumpSec which will export the ACLs for file systems, registry, printers, shares, etc. You can put them in a delimited text file and import them into a database for easy reading. It's free and you can get it from www.somarsoft.com

Try removing the client for Microsoft networks on win98#1 and then reinstall it (with a reboot in between). I've seen that problem with win9x machines before and that's always fixed it for me.