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I am going to use SUS too, and I plan to update all PC's (Approx 200) after hours - Probably about 21:00. Luckily most of our staff have the latest service pack, so it should only be updates that are installed. TECHWTR - Have you had any problems with SUS? I have trialed it, and it appears to...

Have you checked the size of your pagefile?

Once you have setup folder re-direction, you can still save to my documents under c:\documents and settings, however the files are moved to the users home account at logoff.

Hi Joshfink. I've also installed SUS server on a 2000 server, but I have one or two questions with regards to the updates. Once they are approved, and the cliens are setup to download from that server (via the adm file), do the PC's need to be logged in, or does this happen automatically, and...

Does anyone know how to deploy a wallpaper from a shared directory on the server without using active desktop? I know you could do this with NT4 policy editor, and it dodnt use active desktop. Any help is appreciated. Phil

In another post, someone mentioned that if you hide all the icons on the desktop, then the wallpaper isnt displayed. Are you hiding all the icons?

I'm having exactly the same problem as seands. I have a gpo which hides all the icons on the desktop, and is supposed to get a wallpaper from a shared network directory. Everyone has the correct priviledges, however the wallpaper is not being set. Any ideas???

Thats an excellent utility. Cheers wcburton!

I dont know a solution, but I'm having the exact same problem.

Thats it. You do not always have to specify an external time server. You can use your domain controller as a time server. The way I got rid of the error was by typing the following: net time /setsntp:Grommit In the above example my PDC server name is Grommit Hope this helps. Phil

I've just dome this about a week or so ago, but cant remember how. I'll do some digging around. Phil

Not sure if this is what youre after, but you could try vmware. Look at vmware.com It allows one PC to run multiple operating systems, so the same PC can be running Windows 98, 2000, XP, Linux all at the same time.