aresgodofwar

do you speak english?

did you use nlite?

well i do not think there will be such a device. all the kvm switches i've ever seen operate on ps2 keyboard and mouse connector. and i believe that mac uses usb for the keyboard and mouse. if i am wrong and they use ps2, then it should work.

supposedly the driver that comes on the cd with the product is the most up to date

Tusborg: use this forum for your unattended registry tweaks http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=27911 this was easily found using the forum's search function. maybe you could try using it.

here here. i recommend you getting an email acct that you can download into outlook express or similar email client. that will allow you to backup emails in the event of a system failure.

fyi "last known good config" should be used the first time.

what does this mean? and apparently i can't help you. so i give up.

that doesn't uninstall/reinstall IE. that merely removes access to IE. xp need IE installed because explorer and ie are so tightly wound that if you truly uninstalled ie, explorer would cease to function.

your welcome flubber. did you execute that registry edit? did it work for you?

i played all Final Fantasy titles. i am currently playing Star Ocean Till the End of Time. I love RPG's. lots of story!

well i have no idea when you are talking about a "low id" i do know that there is a reg hack to get rid of that 10 connection limit. i think this is it: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings] "MaxConnectionsPerServer"=dword:00000040 "MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server"=dword:00000040

uh..email?

hmm let me take a stab here. you need to first configure the ics computer to be able to use emule. once that works. then just open the ports necessary for network between the two computers. i could be way off, but i'd try that first.

hmm. i am also having issues with rdc. so i switched to RealVNC. as a temporary workaround you could use that. i have had no issues with it. here is the website: http://www.realvnc.com/ hope that helps you

see if this link will help you! http://www.theeldergeek.com/recovery_console.htm edit: BTW, www.google.com is your friend. USE him!!!!!

cybri2k: Service Pack 2 is merely an update for all versions of windows. it will detect what version you are using and install the appropriate updates. follow the slipstreaming procedure, and you should have no problem. as long as you are using the product key that is legal, you shouldn't have any problems at all. *note that if this is an oem copy of windows you may have problems. especially with dell oem cds.

im not an expert at wmp, but i think it stores it's information in a .wmdb file. itunes uses an .xml file. the xml file that itunes uses is stored in the my music folder by default. you could back that up and as long as your music files do not change location on the hard drive that would work for backing it up. as for wmp and itunes sharing the same database file, i don't think it would be possible. i don't see any option to make wmp use a different database. same goes for itunes. they want to use their own files. im not too clear as your main question. you want to share your music out across the network, and have somebody connect to it from another computer. then they can copy that music to their mp3 audio device?

what adminpak are you talking about? i'd like to know how to do this as well. i took the files in question from my 2003 server and tried to register the .dll but it didn't work.

np!

what the christ? im lost. somebody care to explain?

here is the file. did'nt go through in email.

here is a reghack you can apply to tell XP that ie is not installed. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{89820200-ECBD-11cf-8B85-00AA005B4383} set IsInstalled to 0. then try reinstalling IE.

once i am able to send you the batch file and you put it on a dos based boot disk, you will be able to boot to it. just be sure your bios is set to boot from floppy first, then hdd. i leave work in 3 hours, so just a matter of time now!

linux is awesome. i have two machines that run linux at home. mandrake 10 to be exact. they are nice to have around. personally, i don't dual boot. but i know some people don't have the luxury of extra computers to install on. anyways, i hope you like mandrake. it's a cool OS.