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this all proved helpful. In my bag of tricks I'll have all the various boot disks and the av tools. Thanks!

No internet is working on this machine. Forgot to mention that the ipconfig /all replies that it cannot access the information. No CD means an antivirus program cannot easily be ported into this machine.

Two clients, similar symptoms. Both machines were unprotected by anti-virus. WinME: system won't boot up properly anymore. New file on C drive called May17 and I think that's been identified as a problem. System cannot see CD Drive, although it shows up on BIOS startup. Drive cannot be...

Indeed it did. I ended up putting the servers own IP address for the DNS instead of 127.0.0.1 because it *looked* like it wouldn't accept it. I presume 127.0.0.1 is handier if dhcp is operating and no one knows the IP address from day to day. The one XP workstation. What brought this on was...

ok. I found dynamic updates. it is now YES

and where is the dynamic updates option>

faithless... I found forwarding, and popped in the dns addresses. thank you. I tried to put the 127.0.0.1 as the dns in the tcpip properties but it won't accept it saying it's a loopback address. Is it somewhere else I'm supposed to put that? In the meantime, I put the servers own address...

I've seen the solution in here before but just cannot find it. I have several clients that are running Win2K PDC, and when we add an XP workstation, logging in is very slow. The solution has to do with setting up DNS correctly. I need step by step instructions, plus instructions at where...

If you want to manage a post office, this product works really well. We have it at several clients for their domain mail, but it can really work in many different situations. It's called vpop3 and it's from www.pscs.co.uk

Solved. I replaced my router for another reason and the problem disappeared. This problem only affected one PC, and it followed the PC from port to port. Go figure

DUH! I just saw the link you posted. Thanks!

Good question. I forgot that there were two modes. The fact that they had to be administrators makes me think I'm in remote admin. Each user setup is checked off to allow terminal services. Is there a checklist on setting this up for applications? Regarding licenses... I don't know. Each...

We're dealing with a small church where a half dozen people will connect via terminal services. Presently no one but administrator could connect to terminal server, so I put them all in the system operators group (a bad idea I'm thinking) and they can now log in. However they can even reboot...

see if notepad.exe will open. If it doesn't then it could be something as simple as the sircam virus. No .exe files will open with sircam.

Sounds like you have a virus that disabled norton. Restart in safe mode, run Norton. Typically, when I see things like you describe, it's a virus and Symantec has specific removal tools for each one. Trouble is, you need to identify the virus first. If you have Internet, try...

yes. However if there's any corruption or inefficiencies in the win95 version, they'll remain in the win98 version.

Picture this: two Win98 computers with a broadband router. The two computers share files, and have the same version of Office 2000 on them. One computer has a Sharp copier/fax/printer on it, and works fine. The other computer can print to the Sharp (via workgroup share) fine from "test...

I charge an hourly rate with a minimum per run. Our rate may seem high, but every run is tested and double tested.

thanks. take care.

I found it under desktop, properties, effects, desktop icons... and found the three had been changed to generic icons. chose each, click default and it's all perfect now. thanks