Recent content by justchillin32

Dr.B0b, we just tried a different user and unfortunately that did not resolve the problem either. For a moment, I thought you might have been onto something. Thank you for your efforts and input.

I was hoping that would work BadBigBen. Unfortunately it did not. We even tried 2 different CD/DVD drives.

Dell Latitude D620 Laptop running WXP SP3, CDRW/DVD drive WILL play audio CD's and DVD video's, HOWEVER, it will not read data CD's. Have tested with multiple data CD's and were able to read the data CD's in at least 2 other workstations. The CDRW/DVD drive is "TSST TS-L462D 24x Slim CDRW/DVD"...

Thanks! I'll give it a shot.

Lemon13, Would it go something like this: CHKDSK /f /r Thanks

Has anyone stumbled across this error message yet? Am using Windows XP SP3, NTFS file system, local hard drive. When attempt to delete or move the files in question, the message noted in the Subject field appears. Have already tried running CHKDSK /r. It DOES NOT fix the file, unfortunately...

Resolved. Believe it or not once the User Profile Hive Cleaner was run, all of the profiles deleted with no problems. http://www.microsoft.com/DOWNLOADS/details.aspx?familyid=1B286E6D-8912-4E18-B570-42470E2F3582&displaylang=en I appreciate everyone's responses and input.

Dublin73, I understand you are not trying to be funny. Yes, the server has been re-booted numerous times afterhours. Unfortunately that did not change anything. The user profiles that are being a problem have not only been disabled, but they have been deleted from Active Directory as well. The...

No AV or back up programs running. None of these users are in the Open Files listing.

Am trying to delete user profiles of employees who are no longer with our company from C:\Documents and Settings on Windows Server 2003. Am getting message "Cannot delete NTUSER.dat. It is being used by another program." Have already gone to User Profiles under System Properties and the Delete...

Originally we wanted to try to resolve the issue without having to reboot the mail server. We finally gave in, waited till midnight on Saturday night and rebooted the mail server from the console. It worked.

Pat, Thanks for your help. Was able to resolve this issue this past weekend. Kevin

Thanks 58sniper. I've never actually used these utilities. I'll google'em and give them a shot. If you know of any websites or links that may provide helpful information please let me know. Thanks!

Did an RDP connection to the Exchange Server and rebooted it. Exchange 2003 is up and running fine, however I am no longer able to connect to Exchange through RDP. Am able to sign onto it through the console. Any ideas or suggestions how to correct this?

In Outlook 2002, for some reason, am now receiving this message every time an e-mail is opened up, in regards to Installing a Language Pack. Also, people receiving e-mails from me are getting this message as well. Not sure how this feature got turned on but, does anyone have any idea how to turn...