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We have 3 Dell PowerEdge 2500 servers running Win2K Server. Hardware and software were virtually identical on all three. 2 of these servers were spontaneously rebooting - typically on weekdays between 5 am and 8 am. The 2 servers would reboot in tandem - sometimes the file server would reboot...

We have a Sonicwall Pro 100 that has developed a nasty habit of locking up. When his happens, all traffic is blocked. You cannot ping the firewall - and certainly can't use the browser based management. We are running firmware version 6.5.0.4 - having updated because we began experiencing the...

The problem ended up being some type of corruption of Norton's personal firewall. As long as it was enabled, no matter what adjustments you made, it could not / would not see the DNS. As soon as I disabled the firewall completely, EVERYTHING became immediately accessible.

Thanks mpriess. We are using one of UUNet's (WorldCom's) Domain name servers - and it works for every workstation here. The first machine was off site and it was pulling a valid DNS from Comcast (other machines worked with the same DNS). I tried various public DNS(s) for that one as well...

In the past three days I have come across two separate personal computers with the same problem (the first was running Windows XP Home SP1 and the second was running Windows XP Pro SP2). I have followed all of the usual steps: 1) Adaware free verion (removed about 20 each) 2) Microsoft...

We experienced a similar problem. In the past, I have resolved the problem by deleting a Key in the registry of the client machine: START / RUN / REGEDIT / EDIT / FIND / MSLICENSING. Backup the registry to be on the safe side and then RIGHT CLICK on the MSLICENSING KEY and select DELETE. I...

I've had great luck with CWSHREDDER for instances of IE being hijacked (when other spyware products fall short). It is small, FAST and FREE. You can get it here: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/CWShredder-Download-8114.html

Although my first computer was an Apple IIe, I haven't touched an Apple in years. I have a user with a Windows XP laptop complete with wireless. Her client (as in customer) has a brand new Apple Powerbook complete with wireless and bluetooth. During meetings, the client would like to be...

Dead on target, Evilbart. We've been trying to resolve this since noon yesterday. STORE.EXE would start ok and run fine for several minutes, then would jump up to sustained 100% CPU use and STAY there. It all started yesterday at 12:30 pm Eastern Time with what appeared to be a huge number...