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I have the same problem. Just upgraded from SAV CE 7.x to 10.0.2 and installed remote clients.. All of them are getting hour glass every 2 minutes. Anybody, anybody...?

can someone tell me where I can find Makedrop??

This is what dell says.. In this case, the customer should take the following actions: Back up the data from the degraded array. (This step is not necessary if a known, good backup is available with current data). Change out the Hard Drives Recreate and initialize the virtual disk Restore...

I have a RAID that had a drive go bad #2...replaced the drive and the rebuild started automatically. Failed within 5 minutes with a Sense key error on drive #5. Data is still available but #2 is offline. This is a Dell server with PERC array unit 600 gb.. Dell says backup, replace both drives...

The stop is 0x00..79 CPUID Genuine Intel 6.8.3 sysver 0xf000565 These machines have AGP high prformance graphics cards (Wildcat I think). Wondering if that has something to do with it.

I have applied the new MS OS patch KB835732 to all of my desktops through Track-IT Deploy (about 150). I have 10 machines that are of a certain type (Silicon Graphics). 7 of them got BSOD when restarted. I uninstalled the hotfix on one of them before restarting thinking that might do it...

Thanks for the reply. There is nothing in event viewer that indicated why this message is appearing and I have disabled autoupdate in the control panel. I'm not even sure where this message is coming from.. the OS or IE or SQL. Maybe I'll try reinstalling NT.

We have an NT Workstation that keeps getting this error message "Autoupdate not configured, Some registry settings are missing, please contact your systems admin for assistance". We can 't figure out what is causing this. We removed antivirus, Netscape, Internet Explorer Update features. Not...

I have a user/developer asking me how he can change the "interactive logon type" to disabled. He has an article that mentions an LSA function that would do this. What is an LSA function and how can I change it? I have all NT 4.0 Servers, mixed workstations and no Terminal Servers...

I changed NT USER owner on a users mailbox so I could get in there and that worked fine. I changed it back and now he is getting Unable to open folder..I tried removing and adding NT User in Exchange Admin. I tried removing and adding profile in Outlook.. What else?

I am using NAV for Exchange and have Exchange 5.5 sp3. Three questions... I have selected the option that strips attachments with extensions I specify and delivers the remainder of the message. It doesn't deliver the remainder of the message though. It only notifies us that the attachment...

Boo! I am getting access denied. I think it is because since it is running in their login script the "caller" is the user and not admin. The computername is working fine. My command looks just like yours above but instead of a script (.bat) file, I am running a .reg file that...

I think it will work! After getting so wrapped up in this I forgot about the login script variables. I'll let you know how it works. Thanks for your help!!

Thanks - I would prefer no intervention (and my users don't know their workstation names!). Maybe I could pull the variable from a database of workstation names.. Aargh this is getting complicated.

How do you change the destination computer name? Manually? I was trying to avoid that.

I have been trying to use the SU command in my login script and have been unsuccesful. Can anyone help me? I want to add a "legalnoticetext" to each computers regisrty. I have a notice.reg file that has all the appropriate keys replaced but all of the machines require admin rights...

It is actually a device driver and not a service. Here is what I was referring to... Go to Control Panel, Devices and find the device driver of the drive in question. Change status from Boot to System.

We are trying to install Outlook 98 on a Windows 2000 workstation from a network location and get "insufficient rights" We are logged onto the domain as admin. Any ideas? Our network is all NT4.0 and this is our first 2000 workstation so our setup may be the problem. We can run...

Here is the link http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/docid/2000071215411348

You can add info to the registry on the Exchange server that will exclude certain attachment extensions. For example..*.exe, *.vbs, etc. I have the details if you are interested