Try what???:confused:

This is not an option due to licensing and cost so no it would not make life easier. If you have an actual answer to the question i asked that would be more helpful. Thanks!!

I could do with some help regarding DNS!

We have 12 offices each on their own subnet (192.168.1.0,192.168.2.0, etc) and each on their own domain.
These offices are connected via vpn links....

Sounds like it!!:(

If i was you i would take the HDD out put it in another pc and try to copy the data off before you try anything else!!:S

After this download Seatools and create a bootable...

Why do you need the serial number?

I've been a bit dissapointed with the linksys wireless equipment range is shite and they are too sensitive to interferance. It i've tried the netgear Netgear WPN111 RangeMax and was qiute impressed...

Your quite right about bridge mode but i would normally put the router in bridge mode not the modem, i'm not familiar with this modem though most modems aren't configurable!:!:

Why have you got a second router?:confused: just plug them all into the first one it has four ports you have no need for the second router!

The new netgear rangemax next supports 270Mb p/s wirelessly but you need the supporting wireless network adapter to achieve this. The ethernet connections are gigabit on it it's a very good router...

You do exactly what you would do on the primary channel set it to either master or slave and do the opposite for your cdrom and connect it. EASY:-|

Its really not that difficult to open the case you know - all you need is two hands and a screwdriver!:-|

If you plum your MOBO make & model into

http://www.kingston.com/

It will tell you the type of memory that you should use:D

I would upgrade every thing to Gigabit. The 10/100Mb router and nics are probably causing bottlenecks.

Check that your pc is set to receive its ip address automatically.

Format the disk and try again:!:

I would advise you to try firefox:confused:

It sounds like the virus was being launched by that file - so now the virus is gone you are getting the error. I would uninstall norton and download escan internet security suite. You get a 30 day...

MMM sounds like an old 16bit app. You could still try to create a shortcut of the .exe file and see if it runs on the client pc.

if the program is installed on the server and the path of the shortcut on the client pc is pointing to it - it will open it on the server but run as if it were on the client you can do this with most...

I have been getting the same issue. I have tried various drives - reinstalling drivers etc. Sometimes drives work for a week then problem comes back i have even reinstalled and problem came back...

Have you got a fast boot option in your bios?:?:

http://www.seagate.com/support/seatools/

This will tell you if your hard disk has problems

If it is FAT problems try to reinstall using dell recovery disks try the seagate utilty first...

Sounds like your Hard disk could be failing test it with this:

http://www.seagate.com/support/seatools/

It will test most drives:cheesy:

Put the disk in another machine and run CHKDSK from that!:!::cheesy:

You can create a bootable floppy to test your RAM. They are loaded into RAM so if you can't get them to run it sort of gives you the answer:lol:.

A good one to try would be microsofts memory...

Can't you just put a shortcut to the program on the users desktop? Just map the drive the progam is on and create the short cut - should work:!: You could put the program on its own partion or drive...

Definately sounds like a virus or spyware. Try starting the machine in safe mode and see if the problem still occurs, also download and scan with escan you get a 30 day trial and its much better than...

Spot on just what i'm looking for:cheesy:. Thanks Duki!

Yes, but you can't use firefox for automatic updates, i have used to download the updates manually and get the same error as when i have downloaded with IE6 which is as follows:

Take out all but the essential hardware and see if you still get the error if not put each device back in one at a time and reboot each time untill you get the error again. An IRQ error is normally...

I have a laptop that has XP service Pack 1 and when i go to microsoft automatic updates it says that "Your Internet settings may be preventing ActiveX controls from running, therefore this page...

Make sure that its not set to power on by moving the mouse in the bios - sometimes the mouse can move very slightly causing the machine to power up.:cool:

If you can change it in safe mode it is something running in normal mode that won't let change it. Could be your AV or more likely a spyware infection. Try disabling all startup programs in msconfig...

DHCP is where an ip address is assigned to a machine by a DHCP server this can be another pc or a router. If you go to your wireless connection on each PC, then go to properties, then go to TCP/IP...

It should ok this only gives them admin rights on the machine not accross the domain

Try this link:

http://www.grendelproject.nl/index.php?board=2;action=display;threadid=26 (http://www.grendelproject.nl/index.php?board=2;action=display;threadid=26:cheesy:)

Sounds like you could do with more RAM.:-|

You can creat a new restore point whenever you like. I sure you can also set the date and times for automatic resore points. Restore points get created after most system changes aswell.:cheesy:

I've mislead you slightly DUKI, i apologise.;) What you must do is log onto the local account then add the domain account to the administrator group. this will give them administrator rights on the...

Uninstall the drivers then reinstall. This is the quckest and easiest solution:cheesy: