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According to Symantec RTVSCAN is a known issue After migrating to Symantec AntiVirus 8.0 from a previous version, Rtvscan.exe CPU utilization increases to 100 percent...

Looks like a nice card. Thanks a lot! We'll try it. Roger Norberg rrnorberg@micron.com

Does anyone know of a good Video card that will fit in the small form factor Dell Optilpex 240? I'm going to need at least a 64 Meg card and my clients are running Solid Designer and AutoCad 2001 for modeling parts. The Dell site hasn't been helpfull, and trying to filter out lists on other...

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Hi-all I'm using my remote contol software on a Win 98 box and can't run Ctrl-Alt-del on the remote box. I need to be able to kill processes that hang once in a while. I use PC-Duo and ctrl-alt-esc is used with NT, 2K boxes to send Ctrl-Alt-del.... What I'd like to do is: put a batch file on...

Sorry about the bonehead question...Not quite sure what I was thinking when I asked ...

How would you do it with dhcp?

Try looking in the registry for "Persistant connections" and delete that reference

This might help. Not the same stop code but it seems to address the compatibility issue Article ID: Q211241

I haven't looked, but is that card in the Hardware compatibility list? http://www.microsoft.com/hcl/

If you highlight the window with the window with the files you want to print hit alt+prtscn, open word and paste. obviously not exactly what you were looking for but it will get the image onto a piece of paper

You might check to see if you have the detect and repair option under control panel- add / remove programs- for Office.

The file system is still looking for ntldr. you could try using the erd and putting ntldr onto the root of C: But, you really need to run fdisk with the /mbr switch then use fdisk to remove any and all partitions, set up a 2 gig primary dos fat 16 partition and get the OS loaded. You could then...

This is most likely a buggy device driver or a backup utility or virus scanner. Microsoft has an excellent blue screen web cast. It only takes an hr or so to view and you'll get tons of info...

You'll need to get the name of the server and share name they are allowing you acess to. IE: \\winserver\share. Then within Exporer select "map network drive" then, choose the drive letter you wish to use and input the parameters. A network administator will have had to created a...

Hmmm, So 2000 loads fine? With no apparant errors? Then the first time you login you get the ntdll.dll error etc? But not in safe mode....I'm not sure about 2000 but with 98 you can go into device manager ( in safe mode) and remove any ghost drivers etc....Then stip down yur PC and let it...

I've seen bad RAM do this.....Just a thought to try

You could try going to the HCL page; Hardware Compatibility List. You could go to WWW.Microsoft.com and run Search for HCL. Lots of info there......

Is this machine on a network? If so, does it display the same symptoms when your logged on locally? Try removing one share at a time and check speed.

If your BIOS is new enough to auto detect and it's detecting a different amount of cylinders than is advertized I'd take the hard drive back where you got it and have them hook it up to one of there machines to verify. Hard drives can definately come from the factory bad. You'll fight this one...