Okay - is this the error you are getting:
"For your security, some settings are controlled by Group Policy, the setting might be managed by Group Policy."

If so ... might be able to help...

Good point - hadn't considered that suggestion. Brain fart :o

Okay - It looks like borth cards you mentioned are compatible with Windows 2000, so either is okay (although I am more the fan of the GeForce2).

Proof is at:
ATI Radeon 7500...

What kind of graphics card are you looking to put into it? Windows 2000 has come a long way with driver compatibility. Just post what you are looking to support and we'll let you know. :)

This is a bit of an oldie, but here is what I have in mind:

You might want to explore the site locatedHERE (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/format/codecdownload.aspx) and download...

Okay - First part of this will sort out what I think you're trying to say:

Service Pack 2 XP machine that you tried to reinstall XP on - but you have an SP1 XP CD so that won't work. Tried to do...

Found nothing, but continuing to look. Somehow I get the feeling it'll turn up eventually.

Can you be more descriptive of the errors or pop-ups you are getting?

That would help, though my grasp of your problem is tightening. :cheesy:

All signs point to:

YES

Microsoft explains your problem as:

Hopefully that'll give you some guidance and direction. The matter is that that error is common in Windows 2000 upgrades only, so I find it weird you'd get it...

The question is a bit confusing but keep in mind:

It makes no difference where the CD is used as long as there is a license to accompany the installation. So say you own two PCs and one has the...

Solution to: Run-time error '3633': Can't load DLL: MSJTER35.DLL

Please download the fix here (http://www.cymeon.com/downloads/products/dao35.zip) and run the executable contained within this...

Hey Brian:

Sure. I'll get the KB article and put it up ON THIS POST. So don't look below...look for an edit. :cheesy:

Oops...reply didn't suit the situtation. Neglected something.

I'll get back to you.

HaHa!

Now is this 'Blue Screen of Death' an exception error that beings a memory dump prodecure?

Hmm....did you per chance install Service Pack 2. This error sounds all too familiar to me.

Also, is the performance on that hard drive sluggish.

Get back to me. If so, I think my knowledgebase...

I doubt that very much. With the wide availability of this information, Microsoft would be offering up tons of software a day. I am sure that this is not honored there.


:cool:

My in-shop staff has been getting a splurge of similar problems lately from the active desktop (and a few web content desktops). I Wonder....

I'll get back to everyone if something comes up :D

And the answer is:

http://www.theeldergeek.com/shutdown_issues_in_xp.htm

:mrgreen:

A tutorial exists here:
http://helpdesk.its.uiowa.edu/windows/instructions/reformat.htm

Hope that helps :mrgreen:

Usually you can just copy it back into the hard drive from the Windows XP / 2000 CD (provided you either find the file or the cab containing it and extract it to the proper location)

A few...

That too...

But I have found on numerous machines that only with an uninstall it is effectively disabled :cool:

Can you please elaborate / clarify this ?

Thanks :D

Hm......

After looking at this from a few angles , I think the two problems are very much related (somehow I came to this wonderful conclusion).

Your error message seems to be stemming from the...

:eek:


lol....told ya so :p
j/k

:cheesy:

Do you see any difference in performance?

Is there something particular going on or is it just the error sound on startup ?

Hope you can get this info so we can direct the support better :cool:

Any time :lol:

Lets see if this explanation suffices

Yep...It is still installed.

There are few to none of those type of hardware items that need specific drivers. You can pop it in and out without worries :mrgreen:

The above response is accurate.

There is also the possibility of (yes...believe it or not) your cell phone is too close to your speakers and is wreaking its havoc on your ears. That was the case...

I'm going to leave the final decision to the staff here, but I get a feeling that your hard drive is on its way out.

I have witnessed many hard drives that are damaged go through a phase where the...

A pretty reputable support site claims:

797 - The modem could not be found.

This error occurs only in Windows 2000 and XP. The error can occur if the modem is no longer visible to the system,...

I had that problem recently, and started looking real hard at the processes running in the background. It turns out that there were either duplicate processes (that were rogue operations -- with a...