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The services start with a login account. When you demote you kill off the user accout it was using. Change the account it uses and problems go away.

Really simple question... IS the modem on the Win 2k compatability list??? Has to be asked... <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">

No offence, but this is like riding a dead horse.... There is no bloddy point. I completely agree with budster...

Is this an HP/Compac or something like it? if so, you need to install the s/w that does that...

I may have missed this... What happens whe you select shutdown from the start menu in Windows?

This is my last post in this Forum.
Thge amount of ram you can use is dependant on alot of things:
Cpu
Main board (Chipset)
OS
The limit you can use, is the lowest amount of ram supported by any...

You have to change the power button options in the system Bios. It'll be there and it will either be set to standby or instant off, or soft off. Problem solved. <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif"...

Just get a KVM switch. (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) Startech makes them as do a bunch of other Manufacturers. All good, just depends on how much you want to pay. <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif"...

Let's see, it breaks exchange, kills off cd burners, causes memory problems in some cases, Causes system instablility in Win2k on some hardware configurations, should I go on? I have no faith in...

Don't forget that a 9x operating system can't address anything over 512meg of ram. You need to do a reg hack to that you don't kill the os.

Sounds like 1 of 2 things. Either a problem with ACPI/APM or somehow you've got corrupt files. Patch the system, (SP1 and hot fixes, I still hate sp2) and failing that, run SFC and see what...

Should be fine. Good 10/100 NIC. Can handle load fairly well. If it will se some really intense traffic, you might want to add a second nic.

Also, most (Almost all) NICs have utilities that can do this . They usually can be found on the drivers disk. Allow you to diagnostics, as well as find out if they're 10/100 full/half duplex.

Try removing a cd drive and see if that fixes the problem (move the zip to seconary ide). Also, update the firmware on the drives (All of them if you can) and the system BIOS. Hopefully this should...

What you need to do is run fdisk from a 9x boot disk. Run "fdisk /mbr" and reboot. You might also want to check the firmware on the HDD. What brand of drive is it???

Clarification time.

Use sysprep to roll back the system so that it will create the new SID when imaged to another pc. One sysprep is run, use something like Ghost to create an image file to be...

These should help. Microsoft has some bulletins here that might help. <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">

I wouldn't have the ZIP as the Primary Slave device. Put it on the Seconday with the CD and you should have no problems. <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0"> <IMG...

Here is the explanation MS gives on how Product activation works. Click here for the info... <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">

Set outlook to automatically check for new messages every 1 minute when online, and also set it to send messages immidiately when online. Should do the trick.

Could be as Simple as the power cable in the wall behind the monitor. Try moving it elsewhere and see if the problem goes away. That way you'll know if it's EMF problems <IMG...

Posting in 2 forums??? For Shame! <IMG SRC="smilies/wink.gif" border="0">

Here is the reply from the other forum:

Man Have I seen this post way too many times. Win2k box: Have a user set...

Man Have I seen this post way too many times. Win2k box: Have a user set up that either has rights to the printer or is part of a group that does. Then make sure that the Win ME/98/95 box is...

You can use what ever ip's at either end as long as you have the same subnet on the routers at either location.

Try a simple login script that maps the drives.

net use drive: \\server\sharename

Windows mapping can be a pain in the *** .