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Do you think Server 2008 will be well suited to administer Windows Vista Business. I think Server 2003 lacks policies to adequately administer Vista. For instance, widgets or UAC or Areo preferences. I'm not sure Server 2008 will have any either, but your opinion would be nice.

You might try booting to the XP cd and using the recovery console or repair windows options.

I mean that you can have an office 2007 license and still install 2000 or 2003 for software compatiability. I found you can, but only through an open business license, aka (volume licensing)

Are office 2007 OEM licenses down-level compatible with office 2003 and 2000? thanks

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I found this great little script from McNeillware that is setup to run from my pc and update the DNS sever ip's of networked pc's with a series of forms that I can input the ip sddresses I want and it changes them remotly for me.

Is there a way to create a login script that would update (change) the DNS server ip addresses in IP (TCP/IP) properties for staticly addressed pc's? I have built two servers specifically designed for DC responsabilities and would like to change the authentification IP addresses for each pc...

Try the repair option on the XP cd. boot to the cd and choose repair windows.

Do you have Java installed? Check your security settings for both browsers.

It was a virus. I upgraded to AVG 7.5 and updated and it found it and cleaned it out.

Have you tried a different keyboard and mouse? Could be, but not likely, the ports. BIOS update possibly.

Has anyone had trouble with Vista's windows explorer. I installed RC1 on a slaved 120GB drive and it worked fine for a few days, but now the windows explorer keeps crashing and restarting and then crashing again. I haven't installed any programs on the drive, just surfed the web a bit. I've...

Disconnect the network drive and remap again. That may fix it.

Virus!, Spyware! I've seen a question like this before in here.

Power management is located in the BIOS, not the hard drive. If you can get to the BIOS, disable the proper settings, and try to reboot.

Call Dell and ask them why the bloody thing won't work. Dell is good but Dimensions are crap!

Files within a folder are not arranged in logical order, i.e... a file named 01121-4587 will come after one named 12-14528.jpeg. How can I get the files to be arranged in logical order by first number of the file meaning all the 0's then all the 1's down to ABC's.i.e... A45-62547.jpeg, not even...

Check your Zone Alarm settings. The program is very CPU demanding. There is also no reason to have so many applications doing relativly the same process. Spybot or ad aware...nvidia or Zone alarm.

I'm having an issue trying to recover some old email files. They were backed up under a different administator and now I can't access them. I have changed the previous admins permissions so i don't see why that would be an issue. could someone point me in the right direction as to what to do?

I used fdisk than format C: I took awhile, but it worked. Thanks again!

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I have an old laptop with 64MB memory and a 12GB hard drive. I was playing around with Ubuntu for a while but now I want to install Windows 2000 Pro. (Installing from the CD)The problem is when it comes time to reformat, the partiton stops at 66 percent and will not go any further. Is this a...

I've always added the users after Windows was installed and it's worked fine. that way you can define who has what rights (so to speak).

Yes... the HD needs to have 10-15% free space: You could also run defrag.exe from the command prompt, this does not require any amount of free space. Just google the command to find out the right parameters and switches for you.

Check this out: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890463

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