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I am looking for an User Account Creation Script for WinXP Pro. We are not using AD and need to create user accounts on all XP Pro computers. Either need info where to find one or how to create one myself. Thank you

I would like to give full access to all files to all users on my WinXP Pro computers in my network, how would I do this? I have a W2k server installed and not using Active Directory.

I have a Win2000 Network running mixed XP Pro and 98SE clients, not running AD or domains all on a Workgroup, on a few of the machines I am having an error at logon. A message box comes up and says "Not enough resources to complete logon request", or something like that. The computer...

I have noticed a few attempts to connect to my "outside" ip address through port 1871. I did some info digging and found that thisn port is used for Cano Central 0, some sort of Image cleaning program. Can anyone let me know if this could be a problem I should research further. Thank you

I have a Win2K network, Active Directory, 1 PDC with WinXPPro and Win98 clients. I am having problems setting permissions for users. I have a few users that I have given Admin perm. to but when they login on any computer, the perm dont show up. Example: Trying to install a program but says need...

On a combo card, can you use both the BNC and Ethernet connections at the same time.

We have a bookstore at a university that has its own subnet and uses the university's network for the internet. We can see other workgroups and they can see us. No one can connect to each other's servers or workstations except within their own workgroup. That is the setup, this is the question...

I have a network running W2K Server, and Win XP and 98 clients. My machine is XP Pro, yesterday I could log in to the network but now to day nothing, no network shares, no workgroup computers, nothing. I have reset my IP, rebooted several times, reset router. What else can I do, I can log in...

I am trying to set up a location with cameras that can be broadcast over the internet using live feed. Can someone point me in the direction for good low cost, under $200 cams and server software.

I want to set up a way for to broadcast cam video over the internet from different locations, and have a central location that I could watch from. All locations have broadband access.

I need some advice, we have an Intel Internet Station that we use in our office to share our dial up access. Intel has stopped making them, and I need something similar to share a DSL or Cable connection. The Intel Station was controlled through a built in web page that held all the config data...

I have 2 Win XP Home machines, I am tying to network them. I am going through a linkSYS hub, the lights on the hub are lit, NIC lights are lit on computers, on "Computer 1", "Computer 2" is listed under Workgroup computers, but cannot access it. On Computer 2 1 is not listed...

I have a Gateway 800C and can not get it to come up. The power light stays yellow as in stand by. I have tried to reset BIOS by moving the jumper and removing the battery. I have also removed all power plugs and cables from all drives, switched memory locations still no fix.

I have installed AOL 7.0, and know I can not explore using IE 5 or use any other internet app, but AOL. In AOL I can do everything. Also While connected using AOL I can't ping any sites, and when I uninstall AOL I cannot use IE to browse or any other internet app unless I reinstall Windows 98...

I am running Win98, after installing AOL "SUCKS" 7.0 my customers computer will not connect to the internet. No ping, no web sites, can use AOL e-mail, IM, chat, all other AOL functions but cannot browse the web. Last customer I needed to format the hard drive and reinstall from...

I have a small office and running 2 ME and 1 95 Machine. I can not seem to ping any machine on the network. I can see all machines, print to all printers, map all drives, but cannot ping to any machine. The network worked one day than just stopped. I am using WinFax Pro 10 for faxing, the Host...