It's not the same if you go to http://www.techtalkforums.com.

Every day that I visit this forum the main directory listing has changed, along with the location of every other sub-forum and forum group.

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Sounds like your jumpers are screwy for some reason. Sure they're correct?

And you don't write zeros to a drive.

And tell me why you would ever want a 200GB unit to house an OS. That's...

Use .png on Windows screenshots! You'll keep that pristine 24-bit color and have about a 1/10th reduction in file size!

Visio 2000 can pull information from A.D. and somewhat organize it. You'll want to Google that information though.

Usually the case has to be designed for such a task, or have a kit available to convert it, rails and all.

I would uninstall Drag N Drop, restart the machine, then move on to install Nero.

And a secondary hard disk? Do you want internal or external? External will require you to have either a...

XP base install, or XP Pro SP1?

Hell, does it even matter since it's USB? This of course is assuming that the controller in the external case is more than capable of reading the entire 250GB...

This is especially true for any chipset/motherboard related drivers, and IDE/SCSI controllers.

The admin here wanted me to use the default Windows drivers for the Adaptec 2110S that I used to...

You could number the tracks with leading zeros, but that would be too much of a pain.

And yes, it's a limitation of the filesystem (CDFS ?).

I used Ghost back when I actually cared about having this ability. Now it takes a whole 20 minutes to finish a base install of XP with quite a few goodies installed, and that isn't much more time...

http://www.msfn.org/unattended/xp/index.htm

It doesn't do anything other than what it describes, and won't require the user to change his/her password.

Honestly, the best thing you could do if you wanted him to learn that stuff would be to do it with him.

But if you want him to know how the OS reacts to things and the hardware side of things,...

Get a more recent nightly build of Firefox.

It's just about to hit .9 or 1.0 though, so we're in for a bumpy ride.

So you're an I.B.M.?

So, in Windows, computer #1 doesn't see the drive, correct?

You need to browse to Computer Management by right-clicking "My Computer" on your desktop, then clicking "Manage."

From there,...

Video volume level in sound properties?

So...you don't even know what kind of data you need the software to output?

...

Why exactly are you using such a trite protocol?

Netware is fully TCP/IP aware and fully capable of doing what it needs to do that way...

Honestly though, can you live with the spikes in...

Well, the chipsets on those motherboards are recent enough...

What you may need to do is flash the motherboard BIOS before upgrading. I had to do that to a few AOpen MX3 model boards here as...

Try forwarding a few more ports to your internal IP.

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Broadband/DSL_Cable/Q_20410745.html

Older keyboards aren't able to handle something like that, especially older PS/2 and AT keyboards.

Anything recent that uses USB would be fine, but yes it's your keyboard.

What's your power supply wattage?

Yeah, anything that has ammonia in it is a bad idea.

I use 100% isopropyl alcohol here at work, and store bought isopropyl at home. Hasn't damaged any coatings.

Your tech buddies are filling you full of crap...

Have you swapped the hard drive out? You didn't specifically say that, but that's all about all I can ask.

How old are these troublesome...

Use License Manager to do that.

I would just leave well enough alone.

The registry is so large and encompassing that if you were to trim everything that you didn't need from it, of course the registry would be smaller, but you...

Uh, you can't since it's inherent to the OS.

You'd have to buy a CAL for T.S. to legally enable him to connect using WinME.

Tekmaven is, isn't he?

Oh, nice, but 445 isn't needed if the domain is an NT4 domain...no directory services. 139 will absolutely be needed though.

I'm also following you on her login procedure...logging in locally...

You'll have to use the XP cd. Select the option to repair, but make it go into "Recovery Console mode." From there, you can bring up a help menu by typing help or a question mark (?). You're only...

InsightBB huh? I'm with them in Seymour, IN.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

I was going to say...if he knows anything at all he'll be able to trip that jumper without an issue. :cheesy:

You can log in to any machine that has an account with a blank password without clicking the area where the password goes.

I've never encountered such an issue.

;)

Being case-sensitive can be a pain sometimes...especially when just starting out. :)

You have to create shares before you can access files on another system.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=286515

Use method 1. The caveat to this is that with Windows 2000, you'll have...

2000 cannot, but XP and 2k3 can. I'm not hip with the alternative OS's (just cutting my teeth), but that's a good bit of info.

No, it isn't.

You can't even make a Windows username case-sensitive. Passwords are, however.

Yeah, I've heard that linux isn't quite "with it" when it comes to the wireless side of things.

It is just basic NAT though.