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...times (every 10 minutes) for laptop users -- even when they're connected. This way they don't have to think about doing it, it's just done. There *is* a setting you can enable that prompts the user to replicate everything when logging off/closing the client. Hope this helps... I'm not 100%...

If it lists the share but you cannot connect to it, I'd first of all right-click on the problem share/drive under My Computer... select Disconnect (to force a manual disconnect form the problem drive/share)... and then reboot. If this was the problem, it will work after a reboot. Most problems...

kmcferrin - I think the "new twist" they referred to was primarily the fact that the subject and body were numbers, and there was no other content. They found that rather bizarre (as did most of us here).

ISC is watching it: http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=1384 They're originating from everywhere according to reports. Many will contain "969" in the body instead of the strings you mentioned.

If you've checked the usual culprits (temp. internet files, temp. install files, logs, system pagefile, have defragged, etc) and are still lost as to what's using up so much space, here's a free tool that will show you exactly what is using up space and how much space it is taking up in...

Just basically backing up what Wishdiak said above. Alcohol 120%, DaemonTools, etc, will show up as a SCSI device to Windows. If either of those are present, I'd disable any virtual drives they may have created first, and then try again and see if you have any luck.

jim532 - Right-click on your My Computer and go to Manage and see if the USB drive shows up under Storage... Disk Management. If so, right-click on it (meaning the USB Drive... MAKE SURE IT'S THE USB DRIVE YOU HAVE SELECTED AND NOT AN ACTUAL HARD DRIVE OR OTHER PHYSICAL DISK DRIVE) and...

Just a nitpick since you didn't mention too many specifics, but make sure the mobo doesn't have integrated video that has somehow been reenabled. Yes it's dumb, but I know I seem to always forget to check the BIOS to make sure the onboard video is still disabled, and it usually results in a few...

Another tack to take -- see if the user has an ATI videocard. If so, see if HydraVision is installed as part of ATI's drivers. If so, disable it and then remove it (it won't harm the drivers). HydraVision can do all sorts of awful things to MS Office XP and 2003, and I have in fact seen it do...

I gues first off, make sure you check the template that user is on. The user may be on a different template from most everyone else, and the template may have the purge coded into it.

I really don't think so. They'd have to write their own middleware to do something like that, because it's needlessly complex. They want a print proxy that doesn't actual involve normal priting methods or spooling. I'd ask them again what exactly they want, and why. Because it sounds like...

Sounds to like your DSLrouter might just be dropping the PPPoE connection due to some blip. By manually connecting via software, you're reconnecting so it works just fine, because it's still synced, just not logged in. So while it remains synced on the line, the PPPoE is being sensitive to...

There's Papercut Quota: http://www.papercut.biz/pcstandard_screen.htm And O&K PrintWatch: http://www.prnwatch.com/ Those are the two big ones I know of that support web-based tracking and reporting. We've been testing some of these out where I work. Papercut seems pretty slick and is a...

Just a dumb idea, but make sure the Win2K3 box has the proper open ports to receive the spool request. It almost sounds like it's firewalling/blocking the request, and my first thought would be to check print server-side. That's the impression I get from your error and the document linked...

.NSF is a format for storing Notes db information for use with Notes. If you don't have Notes, there's no reason *to* open a .NSF up. but maybe I'm not understanding the question or scenario 100%. That said, if what you're desiring is to *convert* a .NSF (like the NAMES.NSF) to another format...

Try changing/resetting the user's template in the Domino Administrator. Most problems like this are caused by a corrupted template somewhere along the line. I, at one point, managed to get my ToDo List literally embedded in where my Inbox was suppposed to be. I could access other mail...

jim532 - What version of Notes are you working with? Under 6.5 if I go under User Preferences... Mail... I show a checkbox labelled "Show a popup" under When New Mail Arrives. Are you on 7, or a version older than 6.0? Also, what platform? Keep in mind you can activate the Notes Minder...

momen - I would very much warn against using download accelerators. They simply open multiple connections to try and increase the download that way, and some servers will detect them simply as a DoS attack and block/ban you. The "faster download" comes at a way of cheating the system...

Yes, the same line used for voice phone is and can be used for the DSL. If you already have an existing landline, there's no reason they shouldn't be able to provide DSL over the same line and number. If you own your own place, I'd highly recommend investing in a NID splitter and...

...definition SBC DSL fits because generally on a good 1.5Mbps connection you should be getting somewhere around 1250kbps steady on the downstream. * Cable = whatever speed promised that you'll rarely, if ever, reach. Could still be faster than DSL though, but it's a bit of a gamble dependant...