Terminal_Storm

When secuirty options are greyed out it means A) the folder is inheriting permissions from the parent directory... or B) you no longer have permission to edit security A) from the security tab, if you click on advanced, then untick the 'inherit from parent' box and apply, this should remove the greyed out boxes or B) if you don't have permission and your an administrator, goto the advanced tab again, then the Owner tab and change it to yourself hope this helps EDIT: although already answered! must make sure I'm at the last post before adding a reply

have a look on Bootdisk.com Should help

Cheers for the reply rjz tried printing using non ms program (Navision... which microsoft have recently brought) and it does the same.. I've tried 2 printers, from 3 machines.. one of the printers is a new HP Laserjet 4345mfp with new drivers installed a few days ago.. the other is LJ4050 with fairly old drivers I would leave the spooling switched off but the users of the printer have over 100 page documents to print and they'll only moan about they're machine 'taking ages to print'

hope someone can help Running a Windows 2000 server (SP4) as an internal network print server the printers are shared out across the workstations (XP SP2) when printing from outlook/excel etc.. and you want 2 copies.. only 1 gets printed I've changed the print spool settings for the printer to 'print directly to the printer' instead of 'spool print documents so program finishes printing faster' which now prints multiple copies but slows the print down on the workstation anyone had this problem and fixed it so it spools documents? Thanks

Change this line:- multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect To:- multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect should work.. that Boot.ini file is loading the XP install on your primary hard drive's 2nd partition Hope this helps EDIT: Ignore me! i'm still asleep and noticed it's already answered!

I'm running Windows 2003 Server SBS and want to play Area 51 but it only supports 2000/XP! will I have to reinstall my XP Ghost image just to play it and set up another machine for server or is there a patch to make it run on 2K3? has anyone played it? I've tried searching but never have much luck with forum searches

Remember the Lightcycle's in Tron?? well, there's a freeware game which IMO is great! anyone who wants to download here's the link Armagetron Advanced

Tron.. I'd consider it an early IT movie

Was given a link to this site from one of my Microsoft courses (mainly about the guide to using Windows 2003 Server as a workstation) which is really good... the guide that is, not the course!! currently working through getting My MCSA in Windows 2003 Server, been a systems admin for 5 years now so it's about time! anyway thought I should introduce myself and am sure I'll get to know some of you in time