Sorry I misunderstood you. You could create a mailbox for the project and give each user access to it. Move all emails from individual users into the new mailbox. Then just configure their Outlook...

Actually you are incorrect. .pst over network is possible you just have to have the directory mapped.

It will do that if all your email is still in you inbox or folders directly under inbox.

Sounds like he was saving the emails to PST file on the old machine. Do you still have that system? If so do a search for *.pst These will be his saved emails. Move the files to the new machine...

First off, what operating system are you running?

Your DNS looks good. Hmm. Open command prompt and type ipconfig /flushdns. See if this helps.

Open a command prompt and type ipconfig /all. Post the results.

The problem is that you made a hardware change and now windows sees your system as a different computer. You will more then likely have to call to activate it. Even if you do get to the web to do...

Try going into the security of the the c:\backup folder and taking ownership of the folder and have the rights to all child objects change.

Have you tried to activate it over the phone?

I am having some problems with one of my servers. It's a Server 2000 box and I am running Backup Exec 11d. For the past two days the System State backup has failed. I contacted Symantec and they...

Have you admins put the people that need admin rights and RDP rights into the remote group and admin group. Then make sure that no one else is in the RDP group and it should be secure.

oh wait...

I personally use AVG, but have heard really good things about Avira too.

Did the XP disc come with the laptop? If so then yes that is the one you use. As long your bios is set to boot to the CD drive first then yes just stick the disk in and restart.

Pre-Network logon means that the system is trying to connect to your router before logging on and must still be having problems. Once in safe mode remove the pre-network logon.

You have a couple of options here. You can get your hands on another copy of XP and use the driver CD's to get your system up and running, or you can contact HP and get them to ship you a...

All you need to do is download a linux live cd and boot to it. Use the CD to get you information off the C: drive and either burn it to disk or by a external drive and copy it to it. Then download...

The serial numbers for the disks are actually keys to algorithms. A key from an OEM copy of XP will not work with a normal retail disk and vice versa. I am not sure if the OEM disk algorithms are...

That's because by default windows firewall blocks port 21 that FTP works on. It just happened that IE was the program you were using for the FTP. It would have alerted you to say Filezilla if you...

Have you tried reloading the OS? If you need windows 2000 boot disks you can download them from here http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm.

What brand of PC is it? Do you get any beeps?