chilifrei64

Go to Sony's website and download the correct drivers, put them on a disk. boot into vga mode and install the correct drivers

you will need 2 compatible wireless devices. One will replace your wireless router(unless it is compatible) and one to replace your hub. You will set bridge these 2 wireless devices together. I have done this myself with 2 Dell TrueMobile2300's so I know it works with those.. To my knowledge, NetGear, D-Link, and Linksys have the same capabilities. There may even be others also. Infact, I did this over a year ago.. if anyone knows of another device that will do this please post. I think i remember seeing something that would connect wired to wireless Worse case scenario.. buy your self wireless cards for the desktops

you can try a program called restoration http://www.snapfiles.com/opinions/Restorat...estoration.html If that doesnt work then yeah.. you will need to get professionals to do the work. As for how the professionals to the work. I know they use expensive equipment .

I just did a google search and you are not the only one with this problem. There are many places to start most notable are: http://messenger.msn.com/Help/

As with most things.. I like each server to have its own roll. This would be one of those scenarios. If you are thinking of hosting MANY websites on this then I would recommend seperate servers.. BUT.. you should not run into conflicts if you decide not to seperate the servers.

To make things easier... dont use the Wizards.. First thing first .. Right click on my computer and select properties.. go to the network identification tab and select workgroup. Change this to anything you want but it MUST be the same on all 3 machines. Also, Make sure all 3 computers have DIFFERENT computer names.. Next you have to set up your IP Scheme. for 3 computers and ease of me telling you how to configure a DHCP Server.. we are going to staticly assign them I like to use 10.0.0.x because it is easy to type. Set your router to IP Address 10.0.0.250 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 Set Computer1 to 10.0.0.1 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 DG 10.0.0.250 Set Computer2 to 10.0.0.2 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 DG 10.0.0.250 Set Computer3 to 10.0.0.3 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 DG 10.0.0.250 Under DNS Servers... use the ones your ISP gave you.. if you dont know waht those are.. then just look for a few free public dns servers you can use. Turn off Windows Firewall..(you are protected by your router) Turn off simple file sharing in windows XP ... Tools->Folder Options->Uncheck "Use Simple File Sharing" Disable your guest account Create usernames and password identically on each computer If computer 1 has a username of john and password of doe then the other 2 computers need the same username and password... This will allow authentication to pass to each computer without prompting you for a password. This will get you running.. Obviously if you knwo what you are doing you can use whatever IP scheme you want and can enable windows firewall and use simple file sharing.. But this was just my example.. As long as you can get them connected to the wireless network.. you should be fine.

you could just add a net stop srservice after the first update is applied (that way a system restore point is made before the first update) then run net start srservice after the last update If you are running these as a batch.. this would be easiest.

Time and time again it seems.. weather it is a post that I am responding to or me reading a post that others are responding to... we are left without resolution. I don't know about the rest of you but after posting for 3 days or even 3 hours and getting deep into another persons problem.. the threads seem to end... leaving us not knowing what the solution ended up being. This is just a request for all.. When we finally figure something out.. give a breif description as to what worked. It will help make this board a better reference for solutions as opposed to a list of possible ideas. Just a thought

what was the solution?

They are just webscripts. If you knew what you were doing you could get it to work. I myself have gotten the remote access to the computers/servers via rdp working.. just by copying the files over. SBS was inside the network and we wanted to get that interface on our webserver in the DMZ. I didnt do it but another guy in our company did... It wasnt just a copy and past over though. He modified a few things So yes you can.. but you will need to know what you are doing...

Are they displayed anywhere... are they in my computer or you see them in Disk Management?

I run them both on my webserver with no problem.. but yeah.. you want to make sure it is powerfull enough.. MSSQL is a resource hog MySQL aint cheap on memory either.. just make sure you get one that can handle it and you will be fine

are you using any visual styles? Try using the classic theme and turn off any visual styles (this also means replacing yoru uxtheme.dll to the oridinal) Does taskmanager show that is it not responding?

If this is XP home.. the administrator account should not appear where he is stating. It should still show up under computer management though

You should be able to specify NOT to join a domain in the ristndrd.sif.. Everybody has there own preference on what is best to install. Me personally I dont like using cd images.. i would much rather download it on a gigabit network and be installed in 15 min. RIS can be harder to configure though.. but once you get it, it makes things real easy

Windows doesnt support it.. a 3rd party utility is a must.. As everyone else.. i have my own preference.. PartitionMagic8

not gonna happen in anything greater than officeXP Office 2000 w/o SP will work for ya.. you can always use express yesclick.. this is what i use to get around it

I would change it back when I am done. As for how you would go about doing this. I just answered it in your other post

Whe you boot your machine.. look for for something that says "Setup=> F8 or something along that path.. it will say like to enter setup press "Whatever Key" Look for boot sequence and make sure your cd-rom is number 1

What exactally is your delima? Not sure what this server admin thingamajig is but this is a basic DSL router w/ vpn capibabilities. log on to the web interface and configure it as for a site with good information on it.. linksys.com would be a good start here is a link to your product page http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c...FVisitorWrapper Along the right hand side they have "quick install" instructions and have other datasheets to read

Creating default printer settings in a default profile(which I have never heard of being done) is not a good idea.. what if you modify the device? ie add a 3rd printer try. What type of printers are you working with. How are you setting the device properties up. have you tried disconnecting all printers on startup script before connecting them IE: what i do in my printer logon scripts is disconnect the printers first in my script then re-add them in the same script to make sure that they download the latest drivers and updates when the printer get added.

check the manufacturer of your motherboards website(I am assuming it is an onboard IDE controller) and see if they have updated drivers, Unfortunately, some manufactuer DO ship parts that do not have working drivers included with them. If it is a secondary IDE controller or add on IDE controller... same rules apply.. Check the manufacturers website for update drivers

XP has built in support for rotating your displays view. I would uninstall your application that came with your video card and use XP's built in hold down CTRL, ALT and hit one of the arrow keys This should only work though if your video card supports it by default. If your video does not support rotating the displays then you may be stuck with your software

Are you talking like installing windows over a WAN or trying RIS from a remote location?

Does your web application NEED to authenticate anything? This is happening because your Linux server is requesting credentials