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For programs that are not services that are starting up when Windows starts, if they're not in the startup folder, then you can check a few keys in the registry.

Here's where you'll find most of...

I entered my response in the comments field, but you have add an extra click to see what I want to say (cuz it's not listed as a response). Naaahhh....I want my words on the FIRST page hehe.

Was...

Try this first:

<a href="http://www.webmonkey.com" target="_blank">www.webmonkey.com</a>

Ron

BAD_POOL_CALLER is usually, from my understanding, when a driver or device references a page of memory that isn't there. Similar to the page fault and exception errors. Try uninstalling LiveWare...

[quote]Originally posted by format.c:
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In a 95 or 98 machine if you change the RWIN to 372300 and the MTU to 1500 it will drastically improve your cable modem download speeds.
My guess is...

This might seem like a dumb question, but, is the printer shared on the host?

Ron

Try pulling a HD out of one of the computers that you aren't having problem with, and put it into the problem box. At the same time, put the HD from the problem box into the computer you just pulled...

Guess I'll add my 4 cents...

**** happens...sometimes.

I think if I were the creator of this website, I would feel terrible right now. Obviously he knew what the general reaction would be. ...

Create a user. Fix all the settings as you would like it to be set for your users.

Now logoff of that user, log back in as administrator, and rename the former user's ntuser.dat to ntuser.man, as...

ROTFL - and I got to read it all very thouroughly before I got to your last message!

Well, I guess perhaps all that typing can be a lesson in paying attention! :)

I'm glad you were able...

I'm guessing from your nym you've learned this from experience? :D

Ron

I found out through sniffing my network that it was a problem with the bridge. Try using the "pathping" tool against whichever servers on the network have two or more NIC's. If they show any packet...

Well, things have settled down...I suppose my computer can stay under the desk for now...

Finally got everything ironed out. After downloading the Nvidia 21.83 XP drivers, it seemed to fix a...

I didn't download the Power Toys yet, but I've been using the "CMD prompt here" inf from the Win2K Server Resource Kit with XP. I could not do without it!!! One of the absolute best little add-ons...

No, by testing the RAM, I meant run a RAM tester on it. In cases with the symptoms you describe, it's usually power supply, RAM, or ACPI. In order to be completely sure about the RAM, use a RAM...

Please share what you have done to try to get it to work. Then we can tell you what is going wrong.

Ron

[quote]Originally posted by kenshe:
<strong>About the DMA settings, I have already done that with no change. When I slip a burned Cd into it, then change to another CD, the previous cd name and...

That's the answer.

Ron


And you have a Controller problem.

Test the RAM in the two machines acting up.

If this doesn't turn up anything, then on those two machines, disable ACPI, and install manually.

Ron

You will need a .rar file, however.

A file that begins with .r00 is part of a WinRar archive that contains multiple files. The first file is always filename.rar, followed by filename.r00, then...

Hmm..a new one for me. You'll have to be a lot more specific, though. You say that the suggested resolution didn't work. Please explain a little more detail. For example:


First, MS suggests...

[quote]Originally posted by Gollo:
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Ok fisrt off the problem you might be having those problems with slowdown and all might be because your cable is bad. If you have another one check it...

Yes, well the next time you have a problem like this, you should mention that your have a firewall in the first place! That would have saved me a lot of typing...

Ron

Well, I'm not sure if NT has the same user categories as 2K, but since your workstations are all 2K, perhaps it will work.

In 2K, there are three basic levels of user account: administrator, power...

Yep, you're right...I missed .10 (11111010)

And for your formula, let me clarify (I always like to clarify...<shrug>)

2 ^ x - 2 = [number of subnets]
x = number of subnet bits that are 0 so...