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On the W2K server, open Control Panel\ Admin Tools\ Services and look at the Backup Exec services. Are they all running as a Domain Admin level account (ie, not a local account)? Also, have you tried pinging the workstations from the server, or connecting to any UNC shares on them...

Strange - I tried an offline update on two different machines using SAV CE 8.1, and it worked correctly on both (ie, they are now both using updated virus defs, with different dates to the defs on the AV parent server). I suppose you've already tried a restart of the Symantec Antivirus services...

What version of the antivirus software are you running? One way could be to download the latest virus definitions from the Symantec website and update them that way. ----------------------------------- All the best handles were taken :-(

Are the BackupExec services set to start as a Domain Admin user level account? What OS' are the workstations running? Sorry to hear you're having problems with 8.6. We used it for over three years with no problems; we 'upgraded' to 9.x 6 months ago and I sometimes wish we hadn't...

I'm pleased the first part is working, because that's the most critical. In my experience, when registry corruption occurs, provided you can boot to the Windows Recovery Console - either from CD-ROM, or by installing it beforehand as a boot option (highly recommended) then that's enough. I've...

Are all the workstations on the same domain as the server? Have you managed to connect to and backup any of the workstations? Have you tried connecting to the workstation using a local admin account instead of domain admin? ----------------------------------- All the best handles were taken :-(

Micky, is the first part of the ERD backup successful - the part that copies the Registry to the \repair\regback folder ? And have the floppy disks been used in other computers? In my experience, the two reasons why ERD backup processes fail are: (1) the \repair\ folder doesn't exist or is...