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It looks like the raid controler/driver understood that you configured a raid 0 array. That's why you get a 160+80=240GB array. Also with theese drives config (1 160 and 1 80), you only coud do a raid mirror of 80.

You may try to run a service that will check if someone is logged one and shutdown the computer if noone is logged on after 30 or 60 min. A simple batch could do this job, use psloggedon -l (from sysinternals part of pstools).

If the program is launched via task scheduler for example with the same user or as another user, it may work. Never tried it.

I didn't try to install NT with my Geforce 6200. I have got an oem card so i downloaded the drivers on the nvidia website.

ATi and nvidia classical cards both support dual screen. Perhaps some specifics models doesn't support this. Right now i'm using dual screen with a gforce 6200 and an ati 9200.

Not everyone can remove all malware from a really infected computer. Sometimes formating is the faster solution.

Your computer is just trying to contact a domain controller to authenticate you. Even if you could tweak the delay, it can then become a problem when connecting on your domain. The best solution is to hibernate when you leave your job office.

Also if you're using your computer to acces internet directly, you should install SP2 perhaps after doing a clean install as your computer might be infected with a lot of malwares.

If i remember well, i had to deal with this problem whis compaq bios that where installed on hard drive and removed by our compagny hd mastering. I needed to reinstall the bios from a floppy disk after resseting it. After this i repartitionned the hard drive to let 16 or 32MB of free space at the begining of the hard drive. This way i was able to reinstall the bios on hard drive and then i made i an image the bios partition so i could restore it even from a non booting computer. Now you need either a same kind of computer or a scsi hard drive to try the same kind of thing.

I don't know if there is a mui (multi user interface) pack for XP home. But if there is one that would be the way of doing what you want.

I am not sure what you're trying to do, but non servers os can't have as many client on thier shares for example : Xp can't have more than 10 connections by share.

Share are stored in the registry and recreated when server service start. If you drive doesn't always have the drive letter, it would explain why the share disapear. Also each time you hotplug you harddrive you should restart server service, if not the share won't appear.

From the screenshot you made you can't start it. In 2000, if you have a modem (not an adsl one) the fax service will be automatically installed.

You're using an old ata cable (40pin) you should use a newer (80pin). It could be the problem. Also if this doesn't solve your problem, try to put the hard drive on the first controler and master. From the lastest screenshot, it's detected on the secondary controller and some motherboard doesn't like to have a cdrom as first device on first controller.

Never found a way to do it. The best way would be simply copy/move the original file where you need it whith the filename you need after ntbackup finished its job.

As far as i know there isn't gp for this. If i remember well, the view style is stored here: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced What i usually do is set it like i want then export the key but this key contains a lot of other settings.

You could try to repair the MBR, if the drive is not damaged. But if you can't boot at all, there is not a simple solution. You can either make the old Deskpro boot from CD by replacing the CD drive if it's damaged or try to remove the scsi drive and the scsi controler and plug it to another computer and then try to repair it from there. The first solution is the most sure.

Did you tried a simple batch file like this: net localgroup administrators "Domain\ICT-Desktop Support" /add net localgroup administrators "Domain\Domain Admins" /delete

Oups, my mistake, since FX60 athlon 64 are dual core. Did a little research and found that your bios doesn't have the smp settings allowing different smp compatibilities. Perhaps it's a bios bug with the gigabyte motherboard.

No you don't need it. But as for me there isn't a dual core athlon FX62, the athlon FX62 is mono core.

You should have had a sound driver CD with your computer when you bought it. If you didn't, go to the website of your sound card manufacturer (if it's standalone) or to the website of your motherboard manufacturer. There you should find the lastest working drivers.

There isn't a userinit.dll in normal XP. There is certainly a registry entry which is causing the error and stoping explorer try looking there : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Also try with another user account. Also if you remember the name of the virus, you should find infos about manual removal on the antivirus websites like NAI does. Hope this helps.

But it's a normal behaviour.

Are you trying to install on a raid sata controller ? 7B error is windows can't mount boot bartition. You need either to add the drivers when installing or modify in the bios if it's a sata drive the sata mode: some bios have up to 3 mode for sata and drivers can be different for each one.

Perhaps your profile is damaged, did you try to log on with another user account ?