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CEO's assistant shares his printer over our W2k network. Up until the other day, no problems. Then, suddenly, it just stops responding for no apparent reason. Checked out the matter, and no one's computer can connect to his printer now, even though it can be seen on the network. Next, I...

Windows 2000 Professional will not install. I've tried: 1) 2 Different W2k CDs (one SP1-updated and the other SP2-updated) 2) 2 Different CD drives 3) 3 Different hard drives 4) Swapped all IDE cables 5) Removed all non-critical hardware (so no driver issues) 6) Reformatted and repartitioned...

We have a LAN with two terminal servers that people from outside can connect to us through. The terminal servers are using Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and most client computers also have W2k. These do not give us any problems. However, there is an XP laptop that is being troublesome. It...

I have a server that I am trying to perform a Windows repair on. However, when I boot off the Windows installation disk, it fails to detect any hard drives. Both hard drives are Promise 1X2 Mirror/RAID SCSI Disks. I know it can't be a problem with the drives, because I can't boot regularly...

I have a very wierd problem. I took a server with W2k server that is no longer being used and replaced the OS with W2k Pro. When I did, installation of the new OS halted because my BIOS was not "ACPI" compliant, so sayeth the blue screen. After wasting money on a new BIOS, I finally...

I'm a fresh newbie to Linux, and I just installed RedHat 7.2 for the first time. I have my machine running with both Windows XP and Redhat Linux 7.2 installed. The way it's set up is with one hard drive with Windows XP jumpered as the master and the slave hard drive set up with Linux. I...

I just installed a new terminal server, and I'm having a small printer problem. When I add a printer while logged on as administrator, that printer doesn't show up for other users; each user has to also add the printer. Is there a way to add printers so that they are added for all users?

I'm a JS newbie in dire need of advice for my something I'm working on for my senior project. I need to create a button that links to another website. That's usually a simple matter of filling in the "onclick" field with the website address, but the way I need to do it has a twist...

Is there a way to configure OpenOffice for use through terminal server by multiple users simultaneously?

We're looking into possibly expanding memory on our Filemaker Server from 1 gig to 2 or more gigs. Would this have a substantial effect on FileMaker's performance, or would we be just wasting our time?