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What you can do is wrap the launching of PowerPlay in you macro. Compile it, create a shortcut on your desktop to your compiled *.MCX and call it PowerPlay hope this helps

Boot in Safe Mode Delete the flt folder ( if exists) and rename the flt.dll reboot and try again. thanks

Partition Magic is probably the one of the best on the market. regards

For ALL hotfixes installed checkout this tool by MS: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q303215#5 For other info you could rightclick mycomputer - manage - system information - summary for a quick check on sp level for your OS start - run - winver hope it helps

In mixed mode windows 2000 acts as PDC Emulator. migrate your users to Windows 2000, make your NT Server a member server of the windows 2000 domain, create a script or copy the script from your NT Server to the Win2k Server. (in a nutshell)

try this utility. It locks files and folders. http://www.sharewareviking.com/security4.htm its called Secure Explorer. hope it helps

check this: When the License Logging Service, on a licensing server, can not replicate to the License Master server, the event log contains: Event ID: 213 Source: License Manager Description: Replication of license information failed because the license logging service...

This is due to cached logons in Windows 2000. By default its set to 0-50. You can prevent the DC from caching logons by editing the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Winlogon\ ValueName: CachedLogonsCount Data Type: REG_SZ Values: 0 - 50 set...

Check your NAT Settings and whether your Authentication Server is allowing you to browse the internal network. just some ideas!

Open the registry and go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services Click on both RpcLocater and RpcSs Keys and check the Start Value. Make sure its set to 2 for Automatic. Reboot Check out the references to Service entries in the registry...

Use FreeMeter shareware tool. Just map each servers drives to your machine and you can monitor the disk space on all drives at once and monitor disk space, memory usage etc. heres the link: http://download.com.com/3001-2086-6744931.html enjoy

can you resolve ntps2.usno.navy.mil from your win2k machine? check if you can ping ip/hostname etc. if not then try adding the entry in the HOSTS file. hope this might help

Suggestions: 1. Try on a 'clean' win2k machine. Does it work? 2. make machine a member of a WORKGROUP first. Does it work? 3. Check if the computer appears in AD Computers builtin OU. If so, remove it and re-add machine. 4. Assign a different user admin rights and log onto the Domain using that...

try the following: join the Windows 2000-based computer to a workgroup named WORKGROUP, and then restart the computer. Rejoin the computer to the domain, and then restart the computer again. The computer no longer logs on through cached credentials. try the following...

setup static routes between the 2 nics. heres ms kb: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;178993 hope it helps

Yes it is possible. Heres the MS KB that takes you through it: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;306733 thanks

check the start - program files - startup and remove it. check if the application has a service running and stop it. check the registry: hklocalmachine/software/microsoft/windows/currentversion/run and remove the entry there. hope it helps

get rid of NetBeui..not supportd with Win2k and AD. ip addresses for all machines on the same 'logical' network must be on the same subnet and be of the same class. Check default gateway and DNS entries for DC's. Best option is to enable DHCP and switch all clients to use DHCP. hope it helps

you can create a GPO for the users OU and use the Logon or run the following appls - add a path to a batch file that contains: <filename>.reg /s and run the script 'invisibly'. This will allow all users contained within the OU to envoke the script. Alternatively use the netlogon share. hope...

Go to the backup GUI and check if you can 'see' the device. If you are using something like ArcServe/BackupExec then when installing the software it should detect and install the backup device drivers alternatively you will need to install the backup device first before installing the backup...