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Accessing windows 2000 pro system from win98 system
Leigh Weems LeighWe...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows server sbs Well the SuperMicro machine bluescreened twice because of a device driver (maybe the 2nd NIC) so I put their old server back into place and mapped a network drive to there for now. There is just limited things I can do for them

Windows password.
It's for accessing windows domains and workgroups from a linux box. They might have stuff in the latest version to access NTFS partitions from linux too, but since there's read- only support (And write-support for those who don't value their data :) in the kernel I'm not too sure about that.

Accessing windows 2000 pro system from win98 system
Mally P nom...@thank.you microsoft public windows server networking Hi all! Heres my problem; My network consisted of two standard 2003 sp2 servers, I have DCPROMO'd it and made it a DC and have also moved the FSMO roles assigned on the old server to the new server and used the MS file migration utility to move

Cannot access Windows.old folder
Hope it helps. http://www.uktechsupport.f9.co.uk/pb/pbidx.htm Bill wrote: I want to clean my hard drive and reinstall Windows 95. My Packard Bell System CD will not allow me to access reinstall because I have installed a different harddrive and CD Drive. It keeps looking for the old hardware.

Accessing Parent companys OWA from within SBS2003
(i copied them to a new folder yesterday just wonder, if i cannot access windows (the gui) how i could tell in dos which 1 to restore (if i even could) you do not want to restore, to some other folder or rename like rb000.old for Restore screen to ignore and move into C:\windows\sysbckup folder the one you need

accessing windows messaging V.4 Win95
You do not need AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS to boot Win98 (when correctly installed.) So advise your father to rename both C:\ REN AUTOEXEC.BAT AUTOEXEC.OLD C:\ REN CONFIG.SYS CONFIG.OLD and reboot via Ctl Alt Del (all 3 keys together.) If Windows can possibly load, it will do so. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs

Accessing Windows Registry...
There are already a number of old PC's running a Unix client (NetBSD) called Thin-It. It works fairly well except that it costs �35 per seat. My recollection was that Citrix clients themselves were always free and that the licences were server side plus a CAL for every client which was an MS demand for cash.

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Windows developers seem to concentrate on a glitzy interface in preference to making a strategically powerful game. I've never bought and rarely played any of the wow-graphics shoot-em-up games that are all the rage with the young whippersnappers, because I'm such an old fart, so I couldn't comment on those.

how to restore deleted partions
Has anyone out there encountered any problems trying to access Windows Update? I installed IE 5.5 beta a couple of weeks ago with no noticeable problems other than for the last three days during which I've been trying to access "Windows Update" with no luck! I have a duplicate hidden partition with the old IE 5.01

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Well, my 12 yr old figured out that when you reboot and get to the user screen where you enter password he could just hit the esc key and bypass everything! Is there anyway to prevent this? I thought once user names were created the only way you could access windows was by entering the password.

The Problems of TeX
I only have Internet access courtesy of Salt Lake Community College; Windows is practically fried on my computer. But I *have* ruled out all possibility of a registry error: 1) I deleted user.dat, user.da0, system.dat, system.da0 2) I rebuilt my registry from a backup (regedit /c backup.reg) 3) I copied an old

Cant Access Network
We are migrating printers from one server to another and we have an Access database that users print from. We deleted the users' old printer mappings and created the new printer mappings pointing to the new print server. I have one user that when he prints a from the Access database, it's still going to the old

Disk Cleanup problem - Compress old files
-----Original Message----- I have replaced one of my older machines with a new one loaded with Windows98SE (this needs to run Windows98 becasue of some old dos apps). I cannot get this machine to access my Windows 2000 server. The server is running Windows 2000 Pro using a workgroup and static IP's (Not a domain)

How to access Windows-Partitions
What I am trying to do is get a log in page where the page is not being blocked or asking for scripted windows to be allowed. I use a different password on our new site but no doubt you would be able to access it easily enough but the majority of people wouldn't have your expertise. As all of our members are old

WIN95: BOOTING UP TO OLD MS-DOS VERSION?
In addition, we are able to access http://sagcounty-02/rod_images, a virtual directory, using UNC path notation. Both the new file share (windows share) and the old file share (snap server share) are setup the same with the same file (NTFS) and share permissions. In addition, we have extensively reviewed the

Vista: Determine Windows directory - SHGetKnownFolderIDList
If I try to access Windows Update from the Tools menu of IE 5.5, I receive the message "bill" has listed below. I believe this problem has arisen recently. DLL file, located in c:\windows\system, rename it advert.old. Go to Go!Zilla site? and download a program called 'Remover' to 'clean' your system.

Cannot access Windows.old folder
The missing files was in windows.old file, but it would not let me access them. I talked to a techwith emachines and they told me to delete partions and restore vista with disk. i did but it did not bring back the programs or windows.old. I have then talked to several techs since the incident. no one can help me

NT server? NT station? Another lie of greedy M$ is exposed!
I want to clean my hard drive and reinstall Windows 95. My Packard Bell System CD will not allow me to access reinstall because I have installed a different harddrive and CD Drive. It keeps looking for the old hardware. Where can a get a copy of Windows 95 to reinstall or any suggestions of how to get Windows 95

Accessing Windows folder without the warning?
As some or all of the 10 computers stop accessing and using resources and services, additional computers are permitted, up to a maximum of 10, to access and use Windows NT Workstation services and resources. ------------END QUOTE---------------------- This argument is getting a bit old. I think we just about all

Accessing Windows 2000 shared drive from Linux
Les Connor [SBS MVP] les.con...@DEL.cfive.ca microsoft public windows server sbs How about the rest of the questions? -- Les Connor [SBS MVP] I've not seen an issue with accessing other OWA sites from behind SBS/ISA, but admittedly the remote sites are all SBS also - some behind ISA, some not.