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See if this helps you out. http://www.bullguard.com/forum/10/Cant-change-desktop-display-is_23937.html

Then good luck to you. Contact tech support and ask them if it's normal.

Yes, but their products are not fully integrated yet, so you can still get what I would term an APC branded UPS vs. an MGE branded UPS. Suggesting the former - like a Smart UPS 1500 or whatever depending upon you VA requirement.

If I were you, I'd disconnect one hard drive so that you know which disk you are loading windows on (assuming you care which one).

I just bought a generic ATX power supply (an el-cheapo) for a friend's E-machine PC. It doesn't have a -5V wire on the 20 pin ATX motherboard connector. Is that ok?? All my other power supplies have had 20 pins with 20 wires on the 20 pin connector, but this one has only 19. A power supply...

My humble advice - return it and get an APC unit. They're pretty much the industry standard. And the fans don't run unless the UPS is powering equipment via battery power.

I'm not sure I'm answering your question, but if you're asking "What do I have to do so that GroupWise clients find and connect to their post office?" Add a DNS entry to the DNS server(s) that all your clients use. Add the following: ngwnameserver = ip address of your groupwise server with...

It's been a while since I've touched GroupWise, but here is what the documentation says so I don't know why you didn't get an e-mail. Specify a file name. By default, the file is created in the post_office_directory\wpcsout\ofs directory. To redirect the log file to another location, specify a...

Check these options out. Search the page for "last login". Then keep going to learn how to run the report with ConsoleOne. http://www.novell.com/documentation/consol13/index.html?page=/documentation/consol13/c1_enu/data/a3xz6sp.html or perhaps easier...

You can go from the server side or the client side. You can check each server and go into Monitor and see which accounts are authenticated. Or you can go into the Netware client (if you're running it) and do something like "view connections" to see which servers the workstation is...

From http://wiki.novell.com/index.php/Version_Decoder_Ring Netware 6.5 Finally, in NW6.5 at and after Support Pack 3, the abend log shows the Product Version (PVER line) and the increments were consistent, but the version still shows a leading 5 with the 2nd number bumped ("70"). Some required...

Use this to search within all files. I had this same problem once and I KNEW that the text I was looking for was within a folder full of log files. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ContentIndex]...

Somebody pressed the F7 key apparently and NO, it doesn't time out. You need to lock your server console or better yet your server area so that little fingers don't get into the pie.

Don't worry about it too much - I already fixed the problem, so it all just post analysis now.

In reply to Linney - nobody (my customers) creates any backups. That would be way too "organized". They are just flying by the seat of their pants until something crashes and then they're like "what happened - my PC is broken". Image backups are for geeks and IT professionals that know what...

A hardware RAID solution is always better than a software RAID solution.

Use a disk imaging software tool (Ghost, Drive Image, others) to periodically throw an image of your system onto the 2nd HDD. OR if you're just worried about data, setup a recurring Backup job (using ntbackup.exe) to copy the files/folders you want to the 2nd HDD in the form of a backup file...

Try the Western Digital HDD diagnostics to see if you have physical problems with the drive. Try booting into Safe Mode and see if the same thing happens. http://support.wdc.com/download/ Data Lifeguard Diagnostic for DOS (either for floppy or CD-ROM, your choice.

If using the HP NDPS gateway, check the printer timeout settings and crank them up to maximum. Also see if your HP Jetdirect firmware is the latest. See that you have the latest (now unsupported) NDPS and HP Gateways installed. http://www.ithowto.com/novell/troubleshooting_ndps.htm...

Seems like we have differing methods here unless I'm misunderstanding Wolluf seems to say to go for everything at once - copying the System Restore Registry Hives directly into the C:\windows\system32\config folder whereas Linney is saying to first copy the C:\windows\repair registry files into...