You can find a bunch of videos here: http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/default.aspx

No, the hosts file is only for the local machine that it resides on. To allow machines on your network to access your webserver by name use DNS.

Yep, sounds like it could be spyware. Download the MS Anti Spyware (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=321CD7A2-6A57-4C57-A8BD-DBF62EDA9671&displaylang=en) software it works...

Operating systems use the local host file to resolve host names to ip addresses.

Only when checking backlinks :)

Is it configured for bridge mode or ppoa?

I guess the main question really is why are you using a router behind the Actiontec? It supports NAT...

If its configured for ppoa you should have an...

What model is the actiontec?

It would be something like this:

<a href="/bios/MyFile.pdf">Download PDF</a>

You would need to place the pdf document in that folder on the webserver.

I would recommend doing a clean install when you make the move to XP. In the meantime, if you cannot run scandisk or defrag in windows you might want to try booting into safemode and try running them...

What OS are you running? 98?

Are you logged in as an administrator? Also, you might want to check your windows update log file for more detailed errors. The log file should be:

c:\windows\WindowsUpdate.log

Cool. Good luck man.

Registry cleaners are a rip off IMHO. What problem are you trying to fix by running a registry cleaner? If it’s simply to improve system performance or reliability than you probably will not see much...

For clarity's sake, the reason I asked you to do this is because I see this type of behavior quite often when people have network drives mapped to servers that are not available. A perfect example of...

Go to start > run and type cmd.exe - press enter.

Type this command:
net use

Paste the output in your reply.

Run through the steps listed in this (http://www.updatexp.com/0x800B0004.html) article and see if that helps.

I agree...too much text. Also the yellow background and red title's are a little hard on the eyes.

If you are learning from scratch I would recommend getting a book on ASP.NET using VB.NET. Most tutorials out there assume that you have a little understanding of the technology. Otherwise I would...

Check out this post:

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread29681.html

Could be a port conflict...Make sure you dont have any other services listening on port 80 on that server.

Uh, what is the url? Is it one of the links in your sig?

unless you have 500 workstations... :lol:

Seriously though, do what the other guy said and use DNS. If you really want to edit the hosts file on every machine its in:...

You need to set "home.htm" as your default page for the site in IIS. This can be changed in the properties of the website in IIS on documents tab.

In my experience MSN seems to focus a little more on the on page aspects of SEO. If you want to improve in google work on building more and more relevant links to your site.

check out user controls.

here's a quickstart with some examples:
http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webpagelets.aspx

It's really not clear what you are trying to do...Could you give some more details?

-sypher

Here is an example using a class called MyClass in Page1.aspx

In you class file:

Public Class MyClass
Inherits System.Web.UI.Page


In your code behind page:

Can you post some code?

-sypher

Here's an example. Lets say you have page1.aspx with a textbox control. You want a user to click a next button, transfering to page2.aspx and writting the text out on that page.

The code for...