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If you use a KixTart login script (http://kixtart.org), you'll have all the functions to do what you want under Win 9x / 2K / XP, though it won't work for this purpose under NT 4 (the EnumIPInfo() function doesn't work under NT). I send User Name, Computer Name, Time and Date of student logins...

There are quite a few tools available for the task, and I don't have first-hand experience doing this under NTFS (I've use Norton Utilities to do this on FAT partitions), but Winternals FileRestore seems to be highly-regarded: http://www.winternals.com/ Many of these tools have a free demo...

If by "overwritten" you mean that another file now occupies the actual physical sectors on the disk that the file you lost was at, the recovery from a backup is probably your only option. If, however, you mean that another file of the same name has been written to the same folder on...

Does she have email? Can she gain access by clicking a link in her email program? How about Word--try typing and clicking a URL there. There are lots of ways to get internet access without icons, but if you proxy her access (you don't set up a real proxy server, just set it to a null address in...

An easy solution would be to set this user's account to use a proxy server for internet connections, and set the proxy address to 0.0.0.0. You can tell IE to bypass the proxy server for local addresses. You can set this through Internet Options | Connections | LAN Settings, or directly in the...

"Does anyone know if there is an equivilent of the Windows 2000 environemnt variables in WIN98?" You can set the same environment variables in Win9x as in Windows 2000 using winset.exe, a utility you can find on your Win9x CD (location may vary depending on version, but search the CD...

Ah, a topic probably worthy of a book (or at least a long chapter)! I manage a network at a middle school (grades 6-8, roughly ages 11-14) in California. Several suggestions that have worked for me: 1. Use the Win9x Policy Editor to establish a few restrictions. 2. Use a good tweaking program...

Actually, no. What I've done is add a new zone for each site or domain I want to block. While the only real domain for which our server is authoritative is our own, when I add other zones (which aren't properly ours) to our DNS server, it happily sends users to nowhere indefinitely for those...

Better yet, you can use the info from the cache to create your own DNS entries for the sites your "naughty" users frequent. If you do that, they won't be able to go back there unless they enter the actual IP address in the browser! E.g., if you want to block users from going to...

D'oh! Thanks, Marc! The first time I went to Disk Management, the array didn't show up due to a problem with the controller configuration; by the time that was straightened out, I'd been up nearly 24 hrs (bad idea!), and had it in my head that I'd already tried Disk Management SINCE correcting...

I have a Compaq Proliant ML350 server which has been running a single SCSI hard drive from the onboard controller. Now I've added a Compaq Smart Array 221 controller and 4 18-gigabyte drives on the controller, which I've played with in various configurations-currently, 3 drives in RAID-5 with 1...