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We have a system running Windows 2000 Server which failed to boot a few days ago due to corruption in the file "\Winnt\system32\config\software". In order to get the system to boot, we copied that file over from another system running Win2K Server. Of course, that introduced its own set of...

I wound up breaking down and buying the DVI->HDMI cable, and it did the trick. The display looks great now. The odd thing is that the VGA cable I was using previously was only six feet long - maybe it was just a low-quality cable. Brent

Hi, I'm looking for some advice concerning some display problems that I'm having. I just purchased an RCA 32" LCD HDTV (model: L32WD12; spec sheet here: http://tv.rca.com/NR/rdonlyres/8FE5C137-8504-4009-B6AA-9424D07BDBDD/0/L32WD12.pdf). I've connected the TV to my PC's video card via the VGA...

OK, this is a question about a specific model of a rather old computer, but I haven't been able to find an answer to my question online, so I thought I would see if anyone has run into this before. I have two IBM Thinkpad 600Es that are both having exactly the same problem. At bootup, they...

Hi, We are running Postfix on two different servers (OSX Server), and we've been having a problem we haven't been able to figure out. We have the 'relayhost' parameter in our main.cf files set to blank: relayhost = Whenever the server is rebooted, however, within five minutes after it...

Apparently I was just overlooking something before. When I went back and checked the php.ini file again, the changes that I thought I had made weren't there. So, I must have either modified the wrong php.ini file, or else I forgot to save my changes. In any case, I've made the changes again...

Hi, I've made a couple of changes to the php.ini file on one of our servers, but when I view the phpinfo.php file for that server via a web browser, it still shows the parameters that I changed set to their old values. Is there a way to apply the changes that I made to php.ini without having...

Hi, I'm planning to configure a Postfix server using Virtual Mailbox Domains. I am using that method because we don't want to have to set up a system account for every mail user. The description of Virtual Mailbox Domains in the Postfix documentation indicates that they allow each user to...

Well, maybe I just wasn't patient enough. After a few minutes passed, the domain began resolving to the new IP when the domain was pinged from the DNS server.

I have a DNS server on which I just made a standard change for one of the domains hosted on the server. I simply changed the IP address for the "www" entry in the domain's zonefile, and then I used "kill -HUP" to restart named. Following that, if I ping the domain in question from a computer...

I just replaced my standard 4-port Linksys router with one of the Linksys routers that includes 4 wired ports plus wireless capability. The only wireless device that I am currently using is a notebook PC with a wireless adapter card. I am experiencing the following problem and I wanted to see...

I found what I was looking for at http://browsers.evolt.org. They have an archive containing almost any old browser you could think of, including many I've never heard of.

I had located that file and tried it, but it doesn't work. The install fails with the message "unable to download components" or something to that effect. I've had that happen in the past when I tried to use the 500kb setup file. I assume that the failure is due to the fact that MS doesn't...

I need to install Internet Explorer 5.5, and several months ago, someone in one of the forums on this site directed me to a website that offered the full install packages for several older browsers. The computer on which I bookmarked the site (and stored the downloaded software) crashed, and I...

I had already tried the Win2k repair install, and that didn't help. I checked the other threads that you provided links to, and the last post in one of those directed me to a boot-disk utility that would allow registry changes to be made from a command line. During the process of using that...

Here are the results of the troubleshooting that I have tried so far: jimp56 - I haven't been able to check these things yet because now I can't log into Windows even with the slave drive connected (as there a way to check these things without logging in to Windows?) tuco7 - Removing the slave...

I have a Windows 2000 PC that I can no longer log into. Below is a desscription of the problem, and the events that led up to it. The system in question was functioning properly, and I installed a second hard drive (that was having problems) into the system as a slave to see if I could salvage...

We have an OSX system on which we receive the error "netstat: kvm_read: Bad address" every time we run netstat. I have searched the web for help on this issue, and every reference to this issue that I have found are either related to FreeBSD or NetBSD. None of that information has been helpful...

I have an old Macintosh notebook running OS 9 and I need to be able to open Microsoft Word and Excel documents on it. The machine is too old to justify purchasing an MS Office liscense for it, so I was looking for a free application that would allow me to view Office documents. I checked...

Thanks for the help, everyone. I was installing PHP on the system in question as well, and I discovered after I posted this question that creating a PHP page containing the command "<?php phpinfo() ?>" to display the PHP configuration info will also display the information for Apache and MySQL...