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I'm having a problem installing HP printer driver on a TS to which I'm connecting remotely. Basically when I start the .exe driver file downloaded from HP's website it tells me that I have to use 16bit colour display to run this driver. Why on earth do I need 16bit colour depth to install a bloody driver in the first place?! Anyway, I set up my remote desktop connection to use 16bit colour space just to find out that when I'm connected it gives me 256 colours only. Eventually I extracted the .exe with winrar but now I've got another problem. There are plenty of .inf files in there and I've got no idea which one should I use. Any help on this? Cheers yaro

I have a volume on SAN with 6 disks. How can I tell if the value is too high? This is RAID 5. Thanks.

I am able to enable or disable usb controller through device manager... Can I do it through program(vb) or registry?

its_my_dime <its_my_dime@yahoo.com.spam (hold the .spam)> wrote: > I can't get into some websites (like Morningstar) and others won't > take my username-password. > > Laptop on same router works on these sites. > > Have deleted everything through IE TOOLS including passwords, cookies, > history and temp files. > > Any other thoughts, please. Please fix your system date; you're posting from the future. That may have something to do with it!

Ok, I have read all the threads about CredSSP and XP clients, and have even tested the change sucessfully. My issue is a little broader, however: I have 4,000+ users, with a mix of XP and Vista (probably) that need to access , consistently, a 4 server farm that consists of 2 physical servers and 2 VMs under Hyper-V (these are on another server). All 4 are Windows Server 2008. This is working just fine using a CoyotePoint Equalizer as a hardware load balancer. However, these servers are in a Windows 2003 domain, and we have no plans to change that in the near future. I have no control over the bulk of the remote users, as they are home systems or belo…

Hallo, Sinds een week of 2 zijn meerdere xp pro systemen heel erg traag geworden bij opstarten. Het hele opstart proces duurt wel tot 15 minuten. Opstarten van applicaties en installatie van software is tergend langzaam. Update van 40MB duurde meer dan 60 minuten, ophalen van internet slechts 12 minuten. Meerdere scans laten zien dat er geen ongewenste software actief is, dit is ook te zien aan de router. Er is geen netwerkactiviteit. De installatie is volledig up to date met de laatste patches. De PC is een std xp pro installatie met office 2003. Verder draait Norman Virus Control en is de firewall actief. Met de sysinternals tools kan ik geen vreem…

Hi all, I have a question someone might have an answer to. I have a Compaq desktop (4yrs old) running XP sp2 (has now been updated to SP3). At boot up a couple of days ago I got the message "Master Boot Record Error". I hit "enter" and booted up as normal, there were no obvious problems, everything worked ok as it normally does. After looking through the comments on this site and trying some of the suggestions therein, I decide to do a new install. I've found in the past it's good to get rid of all the crap and re-install. After the re-install I got exactly the same message. So I thought I'd try another drive, well I did and got exactly the same error.…

Hi, I am creating an Windows 2008 domain with 600 users. I would like to know if anyone knows a script to add those users to 50 Security Groups previously created. Thanks for while. Luiz

XP is so much better than Vista. Why don't Microsoft just scrap the whole Vista fiasco and stay with XP? IMHO XP is the best OS on the market. Superior to all others. All replies welcome.

Hi guys, We're in the middle of a migration from a Win2K forest to a Win2K3 forest and I'm having fun with Group Policies. We use GPO to deploy Office 2000 to clients, this is a machine assigned application. I have migrated the policy using GPMC but software deployments do not work from a workstation in the new domain trying to receive the source installation files form a machine in the old domain. I have even tried this with a new policy created in the new domain using MSI source files from the old domain. I guess my question is, initially simple; is it possible to deploy machine assigned software via Group Policy in a multi-forest environment? The fo…

Hi all, I got a problem with the typeperf command. When I set a number of secondes for the "-si" option and run the command line, it stay "idle"... but when I remove the option, the command-line work ans display the value. Exemple of command : typeperf "\Process(Explorer)\Thread Count" -s myserver -si 5 or typeperf "\Process(Explorer)\Thread Count" -s myserver -si 00:05 or typeperf "\Process(Explorer)\Thread Count" -s myserver -si 00:00:05 And if you remove the "-si" option, the command line work and display value each seconde... but I would like to poll each 5 secondes with the "-si" option According to this page (http://technet.microsoft.co…

When I go to login to my account on the computer, it takes a long time. Then all that shows up is my desktop background. My Icons will not load up. I get an error message. Sometimes I can get on, at other times I can't. I do not remember the exact wording of the error message. I have Windows XP Home, IE7. Also, I keep getting a "reminder" message to install SP3. But before I do they say to do a backup of the system. I haven't installed the SP3 yet as I don't really know how to do a backup. Could this be the reason for my "icon-loading problems"?

One of our Windows 2003 servers shows that the C: drive is 8.5Gb (don't ask) in Windows Explorer but in Disk Management & Diskpart 17Gb? I think this Drive was 8.5Gb (it's on a SAN HDS) but was extend using Diskpart a while ago. We do use SAN boot via Emulex HBA's. Thanks.

Hello Please help if you can When I turn my computer on it I get a blue screen with the following error message: STOP: C000021a {Fatal System Error} The Windows Logon Process System process terminated unexpectedly with a status of 0x00000000 (0x00000000 0x00000000). The system has been shut down. I cannot get passed this message, even in safe mode. The only option from here is to turn the computer off at the switch. Have tried repairing with original disc but get as far as having to enter an administrator password, which I don't know. If anyone can help at all it would be greatly appreciated. Mark

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731435.aspx That indicates that with an AD security group, both FQDN and NetBios names will pass the connection policy. I have a bunch of desktops in a security grup and have selected it within TS Gateway. This is the only enabled policy. If I connect to a computer using the netbios name, fine. If it merely append the domain name, I am rejected by the RAP. If I switch to all network resources in the RAP, I can connect using both. Has anyone else encountred the same thing?