kgeissler

Are you sure your account (not the admin one) is not locked out?

As cheap as processors are, why don't you just buy a new CPU?

I agree SmartFTP is the best. Quote: www.smartftp.com It's free, and works really well.

Anyone know of any good free programs that will image my hard disk. I have Ghost 6.5 but it isn't compatible with XP.

Just loaded XP. In Win2k I used to have buttons next to my start button to launch IE, Outlook express and etc. How can I get that in XP? TIA

Thanks, got it working!! I am happy now.

Are the laptops that need to be wiped NTFS? If not, you could use LANMAN to log onto the network. Create a DOS batch file to copy files to the network share, reghost, then copy back.

Do you have the cable from the CD-ROM drive to the sound card connected?

I use ZoneAlarm Pro and it works great. I have a cable connection with a webserver, FTP server and occasional game server.

How about booting to the recovery mode, erasing the swap file and let windows create a new one?

Have you tried booting into safe mode?

I believe WinFax Pro does this.

Use file permissions on your NTFS drives. The shares that only need to be accessed by the Admin, set the permissions on the file to Admin only.

I have a Canon S600 and really like it. It is fast, great photo quality output, and seperate ink cartridges for the different colors.

I am running ZA 3.0 on Win2k Server with no problems. I have 3 websites and an FTP server.

I would go with the P4 also.

I was able to install NAV 2000 on my Win2k Server.

Here is mine.

Go to Administrative Tools --> Computer Management. Click on Disk Management, then right click on the drive you want to change the drive letter off, and select change drive letter.

This might be a long shot, but have you tried different USB ports?

Is this a USB or Serial port sidewinder?

Did you logon as an account that has administrator rights, or did you logon as Administrator?

Do you have UDMA turned on in 2000? It is turned off by default.

What are you using to benchmark your system? Did you use SiSoft Sandra?

Maybe a long shot, but you could try reinstalling SP2.