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 | if it's a pirated OS that keeps working, it is probably a VLK version. purchasing one of those is pretty expensive. you should buy a simple OEM and reinstall it. or move to LINUX! yey ;)  |
| | something like [url]http://www.jungo.com/[/url] ? |
| | try to disable the power options. switc the computer to desktop mode. it will finish the batery off faster though |
 | or the cable is simply broken or the crossover cable isn't made right |
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| | [quote=tejasS;329775]hi every1.. Can we start XP pro in COMMAND PROMPT as we used to do in Win 98..[/QUOTE] no [QUOTE] and one more Q?..Is there any hotkey (or can be assigned) for changing the password?? tejass[/QUOTE] no |
| | this is overcome by switching from extended screen modet to twinview or cloneview in nvidia. no idea about ATI - I don't use them  |
| | [QUOTE]Turning off the SSID broadcast is a bad idea. If I turn off the SSID broadcast, none of the clients will connect to the router anymore because Microsoft in its infinite wisdom handicapped the WZC[/QUOTE] that's not true. I have a wifi network with SSID not broadcasted. all laptops are … |
| | Re: www2 and www usually whatever comes before the domain name is a hostname. so abc.domain.com, and xyz.domain.com are supposedly different servers. it can be overruled, of course, but nonetheless. so if you encounter [url]www.domain.com[/url] and www2.domain.com, the domain has more than one www server, and since you can't have duplicate names, the second … |
| | just remove norton. it's the worst thing to have, when you need to work. |
| | pcchips via chipset something [url]http://www.pcchips.com.tw/PCCWeb/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?DetailID=255&MenuID=22&LanID=2[/url]  |
| | hiren's boot cd erd commander winternals boot cd google://xp+password+recovery ;) |
| | if it's SBS2003, your password might have expired try to change it and login |
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| | what's so special about mepis? I say, if you're planning to use a *nix OS, go for the known distros - RH (based), SuSE, Debian, *buntu, Mandrake(riva), Gentoo or if you're a real guru - Slackware, *BSD, OpenSolaris, HP-UX everything depends on your particular needs. and in any case any … |
| | looks like mac filtering is enabled. and in the first post - ssid is not broadcasted |
| | hey there neighbour :) everything is pretty simple - have a look at emule - it's crowded with teach-yourself books and CBT's. just go on jobmaster.co.il/jobnet.co.il and see for yourself what's needed most |
| | everything depends on several things: 1. did you get any documents stating the fact that he sold you any software? 2. is the software pirated, or just time limited demos? 3. do you want to go into all that leagl crap?  |
| | if you have no personal preference, just have a look at employment sites. and take he most frequent of the professions. in any case you will end up doing both in the long run :) |
 | why don't you just talk to to your system admin? there are quite a few solutions 1. every protocol but pop3/smtp is blocked at the firewall 2. everything is blocked, and the only computer with internet access is your local MX 3. a proxy has been installed, and you need … |
| | if you want an RPM distro, leave redhat and fedora alone and use centos. it's a free version of the actuall redhat enterprise linux. excellent for lamp, and very well documented everywhere, including howtoforge.com |
| | you can simply copy the outlook express folder (somewhere in your home dir - not sure where it can be found in ME) and export the pop/smtp/imap settings to importable files |
| | and if there's no encryption, it might be mac filtering |
| | possible and easy. connect a wifi AP to the third card and set it up to your wishes. I have almost the same setup, only with checkpoint firewall running on linux, and a fourth card connecting the firewall gateway to my dmz |
| | [quote=jbennet;325337]hardware of software raid?[/quote] +1 |
 | what kind of server do you have? in theory, what you have to do is install the second AD, get activedir and dns to run and syncronize with the first server. then transfer FSMO roles to the second, and dcpromo the first server, demoting it from the domain |
| | overheating processor dead capacitors on the MB virus  |
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| | if you want to use a router with emule you need to do two things: 1. define the emule ports in the router, in order to get the high-id and better speeds 2. in emule define the concurrent connections to less than 256 ( I just set it to 200) … |
| | Re: Win98 Shutdown win98 is known for not being always able to shut down correctly. just live with it, or upgrade to XP it's a known bug ignored by MS  |
| | 1.logmein.com 2.remote destop 3.ms terminal service 4.citrix 5.vnc 6.radmin 7.netsupport ... there are countless solutions |
| | Re: Job Hunting? 'round here IT people are always wanted, and we're being paid quite well. considering MD as an option is the one step before suicide, imho :) |
 | [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_%28computing%29[/url] |
| | what you're looking for is an access point in repeater mode. although getting a wire from the first router to a single location, and connecting it to a simple ethernet hub is much simpler, more effective secure stable and fast |
| | Acronis is the better choice, because symantec's software has some problems with many sata controllers |
 | does the router work at all? can any one of the computers access internet? do you have DNS addresses set up? |
| | [quote=ingeborgdot@yah;290200]I went through the step of starting the raid in bios and then went through the setup where it finally said healthy raid. I am doing a mirror raid. Anyway I have done the stuff needed like os cd and pushing f6 to install raid drivers like needed. It is … |
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| | question is - can it work with the card? do you have the drivers? theoretically fat32 (win98 doesn't support ntfs unless you install some 3rd party software) can work with up to 32Gb hard disks. that's of course totally wrong, and it's just microsoft's way of not solving fat32 issues … |
| | Don't know about the modem, but if it is capable of performing as a NAT router, you can easily use it with a hub/switch. I have used this configuration with Alcatel 510, ECI 270, ECI 312+, Aztech (some model) and several others. All you need to do is configure the …  |
| | you had GP setting at a home PC? way to go :) anyhow, there is a tool called user account migration assistant, or something of the sorts. supposed to ship with XP since sp1 |
| | [quote=gas55au;312350]Is there a way of monitoring or logging who has connected to the computers by RDP and also if a connection is still current and not logged on and if so can it be terminated ? [/QUOTE] Terminal Services Manager. Performance Logs and Alerts - add a TS session object … |
| | did you try to connect through another ISP? |
| | you should have receive usage instructions with the recovery CDs as well. try to look for a pdf file on those cds |
| | what's really good in linux - everything is googleable ;) |
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 | If I wanted a mac, I'd buy a cheap generic PC and install a MACOS there. Not hard to do these days. On the other hand, Macs aren't easier to use than Windows PC's, we're not in the 1980-90s anymore PS I personally use Debian :)  |
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