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Thanks for your reply - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q290398 When going through the steps of the article, the problem is I only get to step 7, step 8 does not work - first: "Interactive user" is disabled and cannot be clicked, and, second, when choosing "This user"...

The following messages have begun appearing in my Event Viewer - "Source: DCOM // Access denied attempting to launch a DCOM Server using DefaultLaunchPermssion. The server is: 00020906-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} The user is Unavailable/Unavailable, SID=Unavailable." Second, services...

OK - found the accounts-part of my problem. Saved as .iaf-files. But the rest?

Outlook amateur here - I'm about to reinstall Win2K and then Office 2K. What files must I save to rebuild Outlook 2000 after the reinstall? I want to be able save all my current emails (inbox, sent, drafts), contacts and email account-settings. Regards everybody HLinderoth

Thanks all for now - Simply renaming the machine back to its old name didn't work, so I'll have a look at the suggested docs. About the temp-files: No old leftovers exist as far I can see. Newly created docs immedeately create a temp-file in the same directory. Normally they are deleted...

wait a minute - I may have made a grave mistake... when re-installing my OS I gave my computer another name. Does the old files carry with them such metadata? that is can "[oldMachineName]/Everyone" still be lurking as owner/user of the files when I now try to use them as...

And - I have installed and reinstalled Office 2000

It's WORD2000 and DDE-errors. When opening a doc - an old pre-reinstall OR newly created - Word claims the doc is locked and "used by another user" (that's the exact expression, not the usual "used by [username]" as if the system interprets my machine as part of a multi-user...

I've just reinstalled my OS (Win2KPRO) on C: after having formatted the drive. On an extended D: I kept a backup of all my files (easy now: I also have them on CD:s...). Now, after the reinsatll I realize the system volume info folder on d: may be the 'old one' and I do experience some curious...

After a reinstall of Win2K and Office 2000 the following occurs every time I try to open my word-docs: Message: "Would you like to return to the saved version of [doc-name]?" This despite the doc is opened directly and no other 'user' is sharing it with me. Clicking no generates a...

After a reinstall of the OS (Win2KPRO) and reinstall of drivers my two CD:s (a master r and slave r/w on IDE channel 2) behaves mysteriously - Both have trouble reading and, when tried on the same CD, in the the event viewer - . the master r generates an ERROR and is stated as "having a...

After a reinstall of the OS (Win2KPRO) curious things happen: IE 6.0X After a few minutes using IE an error invarably occurs: the "svchost.exe" reports trying to acces a memory segment but the segment "can't be read" (and the Visual C++ debugger states "access...

Had AVG in:ed and un:ed many times and determined AVG is the reason. "View source" begins to work as soon as AVG is unistalled. HLinderoth

I run Win2KPRO. I have two users, both admins, on the machine - let's call them A and B. When installing AVG Free as user A, the "View source"-option in IE stops working but only for user A (applies both to main- and context menus) - the item is present on the menus but Notepad simply...

1) In the Event viewer these errors have become standard for these components/services: W3SVC, SMTPSVC, and MSFTPSVC "The server was unable to register the administration tool discovery information. The administration tool may not be able to see this server. The data is the error...

During a big delete-operation my machine shut down. After reboot most of the files are still present in the explorer and several of them cannot be deleted because the system does not 'find them' (message prompts for another path). How can I force the deletion of a corrupt file/folder? Regards...

When running programs listing processes (Spybot, AdAware and several others) SMSS.EXE and WINLOGON.EXE is often listed with poor or sometimes no decent information compared to other processes. The sample below is taken from AdAware - most processes are listed similar to "services.exe&quot...

FOR SUPER-TECHNICIANS AND/OR ANYONE WITH PLENTY OF TIME... I have used the Computer Management Console to generate a list of 'Loaded modules'. If anyone wants to view it and interpret it to find possible viruses, you'll find it here in html-format...

ADDITIONAL QUESTION: If any of the files listed by SYAR above are in fact 'phony' ones, can I replace them with clean Windows-ones? I have an additional OS (Win2KAdvServer) with its system folder on an e:-partion. If I boot with this OS, can I simply substitute my current files on the...

I've been suspicious about the exact files you mention. But the STINGER did not find anything (set it to do the most complete scan it was capable of - 'all files & directories' etc.) - thanks though for pointing out that application. I'll keep it updated and run it from time to time. HLinderoth