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do you have disk quotas enabled? this would cause users to get this error thanks

It sounds like maybe you are using sua NAT? can you confirm if you are using fully featured or sua? thanks

can you provide us with more information please? such as network topology. thank you

i dont know what to suggest then, other than getting hold of every driver you can and testing one by one....

there must be a conflict or something, do you have any additional devices you can remove from the pc whilst you try that driver?. or have you tried a fresh install with no AV or firewall and just that driver? maybe one of them is conflicting? if not i suggesst dumping the memory and uploading it so someone can look at whats going on

what the hell is this guy banging on about? Zxian i agree 100% that setup is awesome!

hmm that is strange, it must be the drivers though, can you find an older version of them? maybe on the installation cd? and in the mean time email their tech support and ask them if they have a fix for the problem

on my test setup i was just running a local program c:\windows\system32\mspaint.exe and you want to run a remote one, i guess thats how the 2 setups differ, could you make a script to copy bginfo.bat to each users c: drive and then have the scheduled task run c:\bginfo.bat at scheduled intervals under the domain\administrator account?

its because HP and Dell and big companies just roll the same image out to each pc, imagine if they had to boot each one up and change the key! I believe it still counts as OEM as you do legally own an OEM license code

couldnt he just create a new active directory user specifically for running scheduled tasks and have the tasks run with those credentials? im not sure i get why adding it with schtasks.exe and specifying domain admin as the user account wont work or is there some issue with using this account that i am not aware of?

Nice one IcemanND! il save that script to play about with sometime, if thats ok

there is a free tool from microsoft called windows product key changer or something along those lines, that should do it for you

Phil, boot into safe mode and go to c:\windows\system32\drivers and rename your old tcpip.sys to .old and drop the downloaded one in there. I have been using this modified one a while now and its fine thanks again to the original uploader P.s love the sig, im a big big fan of all Graham Linehams stuff he is a genius.

now you explain it all it makes a lot more sense why you want to do it that way. I think a scheduled task would definatly be the best way to go. i have just setup a test XP and test SBS server and this is the command i ran from the server and it worked (i copied and pasted this from my command prompt) C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>schtasks /create /S testxp /RU sbsdom\ad ministrator /RP P@55w0rd /SC HOURLY /TN TestTask /TR c:\windows\system32\mspaint. exe SUCCESS: The scheduled task "TestTask" has successfully been created. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator> obviously that runs Mspaint.exe every hour but you get the idea

EDIT: dammit i just noticed you said its booting from the cd maybe update the bios of the motherboard would do it?

if you are using bginfo run it with the /timer:0 command to update the details displayed hope this helps

Hi all, just wondering if anyone knows this off the top of their head, i am creating a table in an access database using the CREATE TABLE command, normally if i want to create a table and have a field in it that contains text i do something like CREATE TABLE text (255) null something along those lines, what must i substitute for "text" to create a yes/no field with the tickbox? i have tried "logical" which creates the field but gives me no tick box many thanks EDIT: or can anyone tell me what they would google to find such information? im not 100% sure what i am looking for so i am struggling to find it thank you

silly question but is onboard sound enabled in the bios?

checkout the AT command

You can also run "regsvr32 shmedia.dll" at command line and that will stop explorer trying to preview every avi file

Hi, you will need a repeater that is compatible with this router. The best thing to do would be to email their tech support and ask which repeaters are compatible. When you have your answer you will then be able to purchase one and extend the coverage. Or simply relocate the router, if this is a viable solution cheers

if this is an ADSL line, get your ISP to perform a line test, if anything is faulty they will sort it. pinging your router constantly with -t will prove if the router is ok. theres not much more you can do, it does sound like the line to me though

use log me in a free utility from www.logmein.com. It requires no port forwarding and is fantastic for remote access

i love the way you justify that statement with facts.....

you could try teaming the Nics?