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Little bit of necro here - but just ran into this on a client's 2003 x64 server (also Poweredge, 1950 in this case). KB3045999 was the update that was at fault. Our situation was from some other failed update (still tracking down) that required us to restore as a local VM on our Datto...

If you've got a support account with Sage, the steps are on their support portal. Or you can call the support number; they've been really helpful any time I've had to call. From what I remember, moving the license server from one machine to another was about as easy as it goes. Install...

Any time I've used Patriot, I've had great experiences. Price was solid (B&M even!), and reputation made it the clear choice vs. other similarly priced kits in-store. The kits I had used were with simple silver colored coolers. Simple and effective.

I'll eventually get in there to idle. Haven't been on IRC in a couple years, I'll need to get a client set up respectable-like. Nick is Zetite.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/zetite

For what its worth, Netgear WNDA3100 USB adapters have been working very well for me for 5GHz n. I was in the same situation looking for dual-band PCI adapters. I had needed 5GHz n to avoid interference from all the wifi networks in my condo complex. I think the price was a little higher than I...

just in case....

stuff and stuff, just in case

I do this as well. I also add the new user explicitly to the permissions of the old profile as well.

Awesome, good to hear.

If you're getting HTTP 500, I'd run through the steps from Method 2 of the MS KB article I posted. That's done the trick for me every time so far. Should only take a few minutes to get set up with little interuption.

Quickest way I've gotten around this is by running cmd as administrator, then mapping the "invalid" drive to *something* temporarily. I've only had any problems on Vista/7 redirecting any of the user folders to a mapped drive a few times, but mapping that drive as the local administrator...

So far what I've seen when having issues with ActiveSync on Exchange 2003, RPC over HTTPS is not set up, or having forms-based auth enabled on Exchange's directory. SBS 2003 has this set up out of the box, but not standalone Exchange 2003. Also, have you checked out...

would be a great reason to finally buy stuff to build a nas or new vm host. making due with what i happen to have is getting annoyingn

I'm using USB Netgear WNDA3100s without any issue. I have both a v1 and v2, on Windows 7 64-bit and 32-bit machines.