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When I run RIPrep from the W2K client I want to image, I get You must be an administrator of this computer to run this utility. Well, I am the only administrator, I've tried logging on to the domain and the local machine as administrator and I still get this message. Anyone have a clue?

Add this entry under the [data] section: AutoPartition=1 At least in my particular case this solved the problem.

Uh, no this doesn't work. cannot create \c: during installation.

My ris installations are getting the drive letters all jacked up on the clients. Why would these get installed as the last drive letter available? E.g. e:,f:, G:???? DO you change the targetpath in ristndrd.sif to c:\WINNT instead of \WINNT? Do I change this somewhere else?

Have you authorized the server to respond to client requests?

I have W2K server with RRAS setup for allowing dial in access through 2 modems. Everything is fine until a remote machine dials in. When they connect, the RRAS service assigns another IP address to the NIC causing a conflict. Get errors 8032 and 8021 in the system event log. Using nbtstat -n...

I just experienced the same problem. One thing that took care of the issue for me was to check the security on the laptop/remtote machine's DUN connectoid. It has the same options as the Authentication methods in RRAS. I don't know if it is the best choice, but I use the advanced settings, with...

I set the adodc1 as the table. Adodc2 as select text with SELECT * FROM Description; Private Sub DataCombo1_Change() 'gets item selection from combo box gstrItem = DataCombo1.Text Dim strSQL As String 'combines SQL with the item selected in gstrItem strSQL =...

I am a beginner so... I want to populate a datalist when a user makes a selection in a dropdown datacombo box. The data is in two different access databases. I created an ado control for the combo box and the list box. This shouldn't be too difficult but it's eating my lunch. thanks for any...

Thanks Witemtnt, that's the conclusion I came to before I sent in this post, just thought someone might have had a workaround, and ephol, I was waiting for an answer to this post to see if that would work. Thanks again.

I have a logon script to in the in the c:\winnt\system32\repl\imports\scripts folder. It is shared everyone has read access. The script runs fine except for the net time command. I've tried NET TIME /DOMAIN:MCRIT /SET, NET TIME /DOMAIN:MCRIT /SET /y, NET TIME \\servername /set /y, and NET TIME...

When you press cntr+alt+del to logon if you have Enterprise Edition, I should say so at the logon screen.

When logging off of the server I get the message OleMainThreadWndName. Anyone with any insight. Seems like there could be numerous reasons for this error.

The policy is set up for all domain users to change the system time. That was the first thing I checked. Doesn't make a difference. All of the users belong to domain users as their primary group. It runs in a logon script net time \\servername /set /yes. Again, it works fine as admin, but...

Does Dr. Watson show up while running any other apps?