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but whats the fun in removing the ie6 files, the whole point was to see if i could install it on 95, and because i had nothing better to do.

i installed acrobat 7 and i get an error when i start up. ----------- Fatal Error Acrobat Failed to load Core DLL ----------- how do i get past this?

i didnt see any errors complaining about dependencies they were all about missing files this is probably because of using the ie5.5 setup.

I extracted ie6setup.exe, edited iesetup.cif file and replaced the win98 entries with win95 than i copied the ie5wzrd.exe(ie5.5)and ie5wzrd.exe.local(ie5.5) from ie5setup.exe(ie5.5) renamed them as ie6wzrd.exe and ie6wzrd.exe.local, then i copied all these files to where the ie6 cabs are and ran the ie setup file. It installed without problems (i didnt select all items) on restart it did complain about some DLLs and OCXs missing. I than replaced the ie6 versions of Browseui.dll and Browselc.dll with the ie5.5 versions. So im up to the place where i can launch ie6 and can view html files but i cant goto any websites and links dont seem to work in the html either.

when i start ie it comes up with an error Invalid Syntax Error

i have one of the capacitors off, how do i clean off the electrolyte?

what do you mean by slot 1 motherboard?

its not under warranty, i got it free. Im not sure wether the capacitors were bad before i got it or after i started using it.

the thing about WMP7.1 and 95 was that there were two version WMP7.1 which was for 98FE up and WMP7.0 which worked on 95 and NT4

I have an Aver V80M Motherboard which appears to have some dodgy capacitors. Two of them have the look that they are bloated at the top so that they are not flat but round and one of them has brown stuff underneath it which i assume is electrolyte. So what can I do with this motherboard. Will the Capacitors get worse?

is the internet through a proxy?

so is anyone interested in this and will someone write a guide thingy for 2000 server and 2003 server to go with this one.

but isnt the bad shutdown scan with the dos scandisk which doesnt have any problems.

had a look of NOD32 and was impressed by the low memory usage. i have to agree the old versions of NAV used to be ok because i was given a 486 75Mhz 16MB RAM with 98 First Edition on it and the computer wasnt too unstable or slow

spybot includes http://www.spybotupdates.com/updates/files...sd_includes.exe

this tabs to ie 5.5+ but it isnt free http://www.microgarden.com/webtools/

so it does work

since when does the 98se fdisk have an 8gig size limit?

dont think orca works on 98se

I found this rather amusing, this is what happended when directX died.

see if any of this is relevent http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=82679

Ok ill start writing it, it may take a while and this is for NT4 server and is not the same as 2k\2k3 server because they use active directory. But some of it would be simular. This may also apply to NT 3.x server but I haven’t got them to test it. First you should setup your NT4 server. It is easiest to start with a new install. During the installer make sure you set it as a primary domain controller rather than a standalone server of a backup Domain controller. If you set it as a standalone server i think you should be able to change it by going into the network settings in the control panel where you can specify the domain name. Once you have you domain it is easiest if you make some more users so that you can set proper policies. You can create users using administrative wizards and than going into Add User Accounts. Where you can set the user groups, user name, and some other things. Or you could go into the User Manger for domains to create your users which is just as simple but more powerful. Also you need to edit the permission’s for the netlogon folder because that is the normal spot for putting policies for NT and 9x. Now on 98 (95\98\98se\ME it shouldn’t really mater) First you really need polyedit (system policy editor) This site tells you how to install it if you have the windows CD http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_...s/polediti.html However if you don’t have access or you cant be bothered finding your windows CD these are the various versions of the system policy editor. (I’ve tried the 98 version and found it had more templates which could be useful) Windows 95 Version http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/downloa...tor/Default.asp 98 Version http://www.zisman.ca/files/poledit98.exe Me Version http://www.zisman.ca/poledit/poleditME.zip Once you have polyedit installed or downloaded to a particular folder you should make sure it works. So if you downloaded it you will find that you have to find the templates. This is set in the options. Now to the network settings. Go into the control panel and go into the network settings or alternatively right click on the network neighbourhood/my network places icon and go into properties. Go into the properties of Client for Microsoft Networks fill in the check box for Log on to Windows NT Domain. Put your domain name in the text box in my case it was NT4DOMAIN click OK. Now click the Identification Tab, put the domain name int the workgroup textbox. Then go to the Access control Tab select User Access Control and put the Domain Name in the text box which is for where the user list is obtained from. Once done click OK. Windows will want you to restart. This is probably advisable since you reconfigured the network settings. Once you’ve started up again. You need to set the other settings. You don’t need to log onto the domain yet. You can still just press cancel. Now it is time to make a security policy. Go into Poledit first you should add the administrator account so that you don’t enforce the settings on the administrator account. If you want to add other administrator account or unrestricted accounts put them in now. Now the easiest thing to do is edit the default user account (note that once you edit the default user in your policy that if you insert any other accounts they will inherit the settings for from the default user) I don’t want to cover all the settings in poledit just right now but I will cover a few. For program access this is basically a white list for programs. when you add a program you just specify the file name eg. notepad.exe if a program isn’t in the list than it will be disabled. Now save the policy into the Netlogon folder as config.pol on the server or copy it there using a floppy disk or whatever. Now in Poledit Go to File Open Registry double click on local computer select 98 network, Access control = make sure these things are accurate, Logon = Logon banner if you want, Requiring validation is recommended or rather i think it is sot that you cant use the cancel button, Next you should go to update category and select remote update set update to automatic or manual (not sure about this at the moment ill need to think about it) and set the path for manual update to eg. \\nt4server\netlogon, I recommend ticking display errors option in case you make a mistake. Lost of all go into 98 system, user profiles, Tick Enable User Profiles. save the registry, restart the computer. Now you should be done. and ready to connect to you domain using policies. This is a work in progress. Feel free to comment or whatever.

ok ive basically got it working so know the policy is implemented. Should i write something so that other people can find out how to make 98 connect to an nt4 domain with policies

I recently installed NT Server 4 Terminal Server Edition and have been trying to connect to it but it keeps logging in localy instead of on the domain

WOW only needs a 32MB video card. Recommended it is only 64MB