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Can anyone help me with a batch file? I need to be able to automatically change the network settings on a computer from general to alternate config with a batch file. Also I need a batch file enter the IP address, gateway, subnet mask and DNS settings in the alternate tab.

Would you guys recommend measureup.com for the 70-640, 70-642 and 70-646? Anyone has experience with them, how are their materials?

I have not tried anything yet, since I am not sure where to start.

Can anybody help me with situation? I have a spreadsheet that has a list of IP addresses, and would like to test the network connectivity via ping to each IP address. If this device is up, ping the next IP address. If the device is down, ping the next IP on that subnet. For example, if the IP is...

Thanks for your help Lawnboy.

well from what I have been told, due security issue nbtstat function has been disabled. Thanks Lawnboy, nslookup definitely helped out except I still can't get the computer name, because the computer is a laptop. With nslookup I am able to get pc names of desktops but not laptops.

We can but I was told we can not run nbstat here.

Do you guys know of any software out there that can trace an IP address on a network and tell me the computer name, not just the mac address of the pc?

I have read the explanation from the link you sent me rvnguy and it didn't really help me much. I installed XP one at a time on the same machine. One thing I had not try which I will later today is loading the backup drive as primary. thanks for the tips G0AOZ Thanks linney, that link is very...

both hard drives appear on post, XP was installed on both hard drive using the same hardware. I am able to see both disk in disk management and they are both healthy and the second disk is set to active. Both disk boot on their own. I have just noticed though the first disk is fat32 while the...

Thanks for your help electronicsfreak you've have given me the right solution but i'm thinking my problem is something else. the message I'm getting is: "Windows could start because o hardware configuration problem. Could not read the selected boot disk. Check boot path and disk hardware." any...

is there a script that would allow me to remove a particular software and then re-install the software from a network drive that would require a login and password?

I have two different hard drive on a machine with XP installed on both. I've edited the boot.ini file like: [boot loader] timeout = 30 default = multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS = "Microsoft Windows XP Professional"...

I have to go around to more then a hundred machine to remove SAP client software and re-install it at work. Can anyone help me with a script that would remove SAP and then connect to a network drive that would require a login and re-install it from there?

all the recovered files we have are pretty much garbage and we can't read them at all

at work one of my co-workers was imaging our chief of staff computer using Ghost. Instead of imaging our bosses hard drive to the new hard drive he accidentally did the opposite and lost all the guy's data including e-mail archives. I've gotten my hand on file recovery software which recovered...

Thanks guys

When you get the blue screen on the computer, you're given some kinf of code error. is there a website around that tells you what these things mean?

I have a running system I've just built. it works fine for a while, but suddenly the picture start to come and go and then the computer would turn off by itself. I'm thinking I should change the power supply or it might even be a memory problem, which i've just bought. Can anyone help?

Thanks for all the support guys. Just like garebo had mentioned I had to set the jumpers to enable the BIOS and I also had to change the PSU because it wasn't enough power going through. Thank You.