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Hi I have just change my Windows XP machine to a new Windows Vista machine. my network was set up from my old Windows XP machine to a older machine Windows 98. now I have change my Windows XP machine to a Windows Vista machine I have not found a way to reset my network to run from Windows Vista to Windows 98 can you help

I am running the fax service and shared fax printer on our Windows 2003 Server R2 (not SBS). This is also our domain server. I need to grant certain users the ability to view all faxes in the fax console for all users without giving them full administrator access for the entire domain.

I've not been able to download and install Flash Player. It downloads ok and starts the install then I get a message that the "Install Failed." I go to their website and follow troubleshooting, etc. and it still won't install. They suggest reloading Internet Explorer (I have 7). Did that and still wouldn't install. Any suggestions? ps. I haven't changed a thing to cause this that I know of. It tries to use Flash Player on YouTube and now it won't work. Thanks for any help. Doug

Hi, Sorry for English. I’m need to create boot and install images in .wim format from a original CD from Windows 2000, 2003, XP, … I’m have read many “how to’s” but all solution will install the OS on client. It is possible create image from original boot CD without install it? Please, if possible, provide steps to needed to make it (I’m not a typically Server admin). Big thank for solution! Robert

From the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar I select to remove my USB flashdrive (Buffalo brand). I get the proper 'now safe' pop-up, but I then find that my broadband connection has also invariably been disconnected. (This is the other option in Safely Remove Hardware: "SpeedTouch USB ADSL PPP" - but I do not select it.) I then have to manually reconnect to the internet, and sometimes it won't even do this till after restart. (Windows XP home edition with SP3)

I have a Windows 2003 R2 server that is running as a terminal server. I'm not running AD so I'm using the local user setup. I have my users setup on their Environment tab to "Start the following program at login". This works great for all users except one. The program doesn't run at all and he gets just the desktop. I even changed the program to run to c:\windows\notepad.exe as a test but it didn't even run that. Where can I look to find out what is stopping this user from running a program at login for the terminal server? Thanks for the help. James Trogdon

I am currently running Vista Ultimate 64 bit on the a Gateway FX530XV machine with the following specs: Intel Motherboard Model #OEM975XBG1 with Intel® LA97510J (Bigram and Lava cot) motherboard Bios, with Intel Chipset i975X Rev A and Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Nividia GeForce 7500 LE Video Card with Driver 7.15.11.7516 dtd 5/2/08 4 Gb of DRY Memory set at 667 Latency 5.0-5-5-15 Per Cpu-Z, running at 333.3 MHz Monitor is a Gateway FDD 2485W 24 Inch Widescreen High Definition My problem started several months ago for no apparent reason. No new hardware installed and no new programs installed at the time. When ever I open any document, W…

I have two 486/586 machines running Win95B. One has a Cirrus Logic VLB graphics card based on a CL-GD5428 chipset, the other has an S3 Trio V64+ PCI card. The latter card has a 2-pin interrupt header which I have jumpered, and I have also enabled "assign IRQ to VGA" in the BIOS setup. Neither machine assigns an IRQ to its graphics card. It appears that these cards are polled, much like standard (non-EPP/ECP) parallel printer ports which also don't get an IRQ in Device Manager. OTOH, my Win 98SE box does assign an IRQ to its PCI card (Diamond Stealth III S540). Is this normal behaviour? FWIW, both motherboards have UMC chipsets. - Franc Zabkar -- Please…

Having Win XP Home with SP2 and SP3, may I do an upgrade with Win XP Pro with SP2 ?

Hi - Can someone give me a quick answer to this? I can't believe I'm not finding the right source... What is the recommended size for server 2008 system partition? thanks for your help!!!! -- Cindy B

I have recently installed Windows XP home edition. When I first started to update to SP1 I after the download and the computer go the blue screen. I got the disc for SP1 and installed with no problem. Now I'm trying to install SP 2 and again I get the blue screen. My question is why can't I download from the website and not get the blue screen. Or should I just purchase the disc for SP 2 and SP 3. Thanks!!!

I want to install the trial version of windows server 2008. In order to upgrade to a retail version do I have use a retail version disc or there is any way to simply enter the retail version CD Key?

On log off I repeatedly get the following error: Savedump.exe This application failed to star because dbdeng.dll was not found. Re-installing application may fix this problem. Can anyone suggest how to do this without re-installing Windows?

I have a general questions i was working on a server we were having problems with and i was told by support to install Kb943669 after we installed this Hotfix it made the situation worse. I looked up the hotfix i found out that it has absolutly nothing to do with our specific issue. If i remove the hotfix will the removal turn all the previous setting back to normal. Or will the same issues still be there after the hotfix is removed because it already adjusted hte settings? I am just wondering if someone know what the actual removal of a hotfix does?

i have a pop up at start on pc, it says please re-install apc main what is it how do i do this is it nessasary? ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then click "I Agree" in the message pane. http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?mid=345b5643-e3d8-4b83-81c7-eb20ed666250&dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.general