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Currently we use a Windows 2003 Storage Server as our file server and this has all our asp and files stored which is accessed from about 10 IIS6 machines using UNC share. We are now upgrading to Windows 2008 IIS7 and wondered if it would be faster if the file server was now moved to Windows 2008 as well to take adventage of SMB 2.0 Is Windows 2008 server faster natively than the Windows 2003 Storage Server in this type of environment for serving files? Thanks.

I have noticed in add/remove programmes i have windows xp service pack 3. I thought it was not available until later as an update. in my update history, this servce pack was installed as an update on 7th may, 2008. also in add/remove list there is no mention of service pack 2. could someone clarify what service pack i do have and should I do anything to alter this situation. my machine is running fine but lately has shut down without warning . after this shutdown, it does not reboot but i can boot up as normal. i have checked for malware and done a full virus scan. all come up clean.any advice would be appreciated perky

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During the boot procedure I get a message that says, "The system could not log you on. Make sure your user name and domain are correct. Then type your password again." This message appears in front of the log on to windows with my user name and password filled in. I click on OK and then get a screen showing my user name and a picture. I am told to click on my user name and then get a message saying my personal settings are being loaded. How can I avoid getting the message that says the system could not log me on. I do not want any interruptions in the boot procedure. Bob Speck

Hi - ater a recent wondows update - I found that my MP3 download technical seminars sound like the chipmunks speaking. Any help? This just started - they have always been normal. 1) XP Pro SP3 2) Pentium 4 - 3Ghz 3) WMedia 11 thanks much

2 client machines have suddenly developed this message at logon: "Windows cannot connect to the domain, either because the domain controller is down or otherwise unavailable, or because your computer account was not found." These PCs are running XP Professional SP3, on an SBS2003 domain, and are shown as client computers on the domain controller. These PCs have successfully been on the domain for 11 months. I have tried alternate passwords (which are know to be good passwords as they are in use on a daily basis but still get the same message. I have tried the usual passwords for the affected PCs on other PCs and they work on the alternate machines. …

I was cleaning out old files and I must have removed something critical. I have to open up my files through start/allprograms instead of being able to open shortcuts on desktop. Any suggestions? Thanks, Sue

All of a sudden, I am not able to delete my history, cookies, passwords, etc. I've restored and compacted files and everything else I can think of. Is this a XP problem or am I not doing someting right?

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That's kinda strange. Like: Modify URL... then minimize window... then later come back... after a few minutes ? Modified URL information will be gone ? ^^^ Bad place to store any information ! ;) Bye, Skybuck.

I up dated windows xp and got service sp3, now my address bar is gone along with all my web addresses. do I just do a system restore?

I occasionally check at netstat with a particular syntax or two. Today, the command prompt window opens but closes immediately so that no information can be read. What would be the problem?

Hi, Cecked the forums and could not ind a response - therefore I am posting my question. I am running XP and just upgraded to IE 8 Beta. After rebooting my taskbar is doubling the application portion. Is there a way to delete one of these sections? Right clicking and selecting the toolbars is not working. Appreciate your thoughts W

Windows XP SP2 / Microsoft Internet Explorer v6 / Norton Internet Security 2008 My friend can use IE for a half hour, either all at once, or cumulatively. After a half hour of use, IE quits allowing Internet access. There is no error message, and closing and reopening the browser doesn't help, nor doing a 'restart'. The only way to temporarily fix the problem is to shut down the PC, and restart - Help appreciated - Imageman