Windows 2000 Workstation
Windows 2000 Professional help and discussions.
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SP4 CD
by Guest Mr.Bolshoyhuy- 4 replies
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It took me 1 hour to find the download page for SP4. However, they dont offer the CD any more it seems as support for Win2k has ceased. It was $10. Is there still a link to it? Does anyone have it as 132mb is too much to d/l with a 56kb. thanks.
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MI5-Persecution: MI5 are Afraid to Admit Theyre Behind the Persecution (27387)
by Guest MI5-Victim@mi5.gov.uk- 0 replies
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MI5 are Afraid to Admit They're Behind the Persecution MI5 have issued a formal denial of any involvement in my life to the Security Service Tribunal, as you might expect them to; but, more importantly, the persecutors have never denied that theyre from the Security Service, despite several years of accusations from my corner on usenet and in faxed articles. I am not surprised that the Security Service Tribunal found "no determination in your favour". I am however a little surprised that the persecutors have refused to confirm my identification of them; by doing so, they implicitly admit that my guess was right. "No determination in your favour" says the Secu…
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MI5-Persecution: Why do you think MI5 are responsible? (3374)
by Guest MI5-Victim@mi5.gov.uk- 0 replies
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Why do you think MI5 are responsible? The question of who is ultimately responsible for this eight-year harassment is one which is very difficult to answer, as the persecutors have never clearly made their identities known to the persecutee. However, I believe I am correct in attributing the continuing victimisation to elements of the British Security Service MI5, and in this article, I will try to explain the reasons for this belief. The British internet magazine ".net" featured my website on page 17 of their March 1998 issue (number 42). Their review kindly describes it as an "excellent site" and gives some details of what the net surfer will find there. S…
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Test for the existence of a drive?
by Guest Sid Elbow- 2 replies
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I have a Netgear SAN device on my LAN (like a NAS device it connects to the LAN but unlike the NAS, it has little intelligence of its own and does not show up as a network resource. Instead, a driver is installed on each workstation that makes the SAN appear as a virtual local drive). Because of the need to install the driver which then has to attach the drive, the drive is not available for a short time after booting. This gives me some difficulty because I need to set up a drive mapping to a folder on the virtual drive that is created but when I do, it fails after a reboot because the drive does not, initially, exist. Is there a way that I can test, …
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Cannot Log in
by Guest hon123456- 2 replies
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Dear all, I have a win2000 server, When I press Ctrl-ATL-Delete to login, I type in User name and Password. It cannot login , it just go back to login screen again. What can I do to solve this problem. Thanks
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Photo Gallery won't dvance
by Guest Willard- 0 replies
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http://news.aol.com/?feature=20071209211009990001 Win2KproSP4, Seamonkey shows the first photo, but won't tab advance?? Win2KproSP4, IE6 works just fine..
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C:\ partition with a interemittent bad sector
by Guest jbclem- 7 replies
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My WIn2000 PIII computer has 2 hard drives and 2 Win2000 installations (C: ands E:). So I can always boot up in E: when this intermittent problem happens. There seems to be a bad hard drive sector near or at the beginning of the C: and when it's bad I can't boot up in C: . I can run Partition Table Doctor's surface test(from E:) and spot the bad sector, and today when it happened I couldn't access anything on C:, and My Computer was showing zero bytes on C:. I could still access other partitions on that hard drive, D: and E:. Usually when this happens I can't boot up in C: but I can access files in that partition so I assumed that the problem was only in the …
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UPnP
by Guest Joker7- 0 replies
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I store most of my media on a Win2k/Pro running as a server. Can any of you recommend a good UPnP software add on ........... Chris -- Cheap As Chips Broadband http://yeah.kick-butt.co.uk Superb hosting & domain name deals http://host.kick-butt.co.uk
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error 00001603 installing olympus camera software
by Guest Manny- 0 replies
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Dear friends I bought a olympus digital camera , when installing the soft ware i get an message saying INsatllation error 00001603, tec support at olympus says its micrsoft related can anyone please tell me why and how I can fix that, so i can down loads some pics? Happpy holidays to everyone -- Manny in snowy Vail
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Re: Cannot find C:\..exe. Windows needs thi file to run C:\.exe
by Guest cnuzum- 0 replies
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Re: Cannot find C:\..exe. Windows needs thi file to run C:\.exe Solution to the problem: "cannot find X:/.xxxx windows needs this file to run X:/xxxxx" I know this is an old post, but I just had the same problem and through a roundabout way, found the solution in Microsofts' KnowledgeBase. I was missing, (due to a virus I think) the file ntvdm.exe in \system32, I replaced it with a copy from my cache (I did a search and found 3 different copies on my computer) and the problem is gone! It seems that this file, and some registry entries, are needed for running MS-DOS or 16-bit applications. If you are interested, a link to the KB is http://support.mic…
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Re: unable to run setup or .exe programmes. error reported as"cannot find file" I know this is an old post, but I just had the same problem and through a roundabout way, found the solution in Microsofts' KnowledgeBase. I was missing, (due to a virus I think) the file ntvdm.exe in \system32, I replaced it with a copy from my cache (I did a search and found 3 different copies on my computer) and the problem is gone! It seems that this file, and some registry entries, are needed for running MS-DOS or 16-bit applications. If you are interested, a link to the KB is http://support.microsoft.com/kb/220159 There they are talking about purposely disabling 16-…
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prnport.vbs windows 2000
by Guest xxlgreg- 1 reply
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Hello All I have a problem using a script prnport.nbs on Windows 2000. I need to install two different printers with four different tcp/ip ports on 200 pc's. I've prepeared script that works fine on XP but doesn`t work on win2K. ON XP: 1 adding port (works fine) %windir%\system32\cscript %windir%\system32\prnport.vbs -a -r IP_1.1.1.1 -h %ip1% -o lpr -q 1.1.1.1 2 adding printer rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /if /b "Xerox WorkCentre 4150" /f F:\XWC4150_Win2Kpl\X415SPCL.INF /r IP_1.1.1.1 /m "Xerox WorkCentre 4150" When I run this script on Win2000 (on local computer) i allways get message : (I put prnport.vbs from xpsp2 into system32 folder ) 1. %windi…
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I need to undo what I did in Users and Passwords
by Guest ddt- 5 replies
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Please --- I hope you can help this grandmother of 10 to undo what I did. I bought my computer from my work back in 2003. It came with Windows 2000 Professional. Previous to my getting into Users and Passwords today -- on the Control Panel I used to be able to turn my computer on, and everything would come up on the screen without putting a password in. Well due to my daughter and her small children (my grandchildren), planning to come and live with me. I thought that I would fix my computer so that it required a password to get into it. This is the first time I ever attemped to do this. If I can get things back to the way they used to be, maybe I…
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sound card set up drivers`
by Guest Marty- 3 replies
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My buddy set up a computer that has 2000 with the newest service packs and updates..I cant get the sound card to work. The hardware installer found the media device but I cant find the drivers to install, I tried all files that might have and .inf file..no luck. The sound card is inside the mother board. I couldn't find any info on the mo board but a few numbers and letters printed on it. Any ideas? Marty
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Drive letter 'hard-wired' into path names
by Guest Herbert Eppel- 1 reply
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I'm not sure whether the answer to my question is contained in the recent "Drive Mapping" thread... On my laptop I recently moved my user data (My Documents) to drive D:, while on my PC my user data still reside on C: The move itself went OK, but one issue I hadn't thought about is that currently the drive letter is 'hard wired' into the path names for files used by some of my main applications, which means that every time I synchronise my laptop and my PC (which I to regularly) I have to fiddle around with the path names if I want to open a recent project on the other computer =-O Is there a simple (?) solution for this, i.e. might it be possible t…