Recent content by AndyDale

Apart from adding an owner to a distribution list, what rights would you give normal users in the security tab of the DL to allow them to add/remove members to DL.

There is a virus variant that replicate winlogon. See if you have 2 in your task manager, easy to remove if you know how. Thanks.

Unsure of internal adaptor make. Running on NT server. All of a sudden, can send data but not recieve. When trying to send data to own number which always used to work, I get number busy. Had a virus file called Winno on desktop which I cleared. Could it be a faulty adaptor? Running on both...

You can just disable the remote registry service in services, a more drastic option is to remove file & print service which will disable the server service I think, I am not sure if typing net use ipc$ /delete will stop it though as this disables the remote share. Cheers.

Nice & easy. Just goto regedit>HKEY_Local_Machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\current version\profile list Find your SID by looking through and change the path on the right to point to your old profile in documents & settings from your old domain. Hope this is enough info. cheers.

Yeah. Thanks. Not the mouse as it occurs when hitting the del key also. Nice thought though. Could be spyware, will check. I keep Mcafee up to date and use Stinger reguarly but things can slip by though. Last time I used spyware I deleted items req to run certain software which was a bit stupid...

This is weird! Have standard intel based home PC with XP Pro. All of a sudden, any mp3 file, if I right click or attempt to delete crashes explorer. I can double click & play fine. Even if I create a text file & rename to MP3 format, it does the same. Searched google & can find no related...

Try running "c:\program Files\common Files\microsoft Shared\photoEd\photoed.exe" /regserver This will re-associate jpg files with the built in photo editor program.

The best way to start is using adminstrative tools\RRAS to create a static route. Wizards make it easy.

Either your DHCP or static network settings at fault or it is not caching the profile locally first I'll bet. If it is using DHCP, try adding a static address to test.

Can you not just edit boot.ini on C. Cheers