glarkin - in theory, if you set the printer up on XP and as part of sharing it on the network, specify all the other operating systems that will...
As long as all the 9X machines require logon name/password, I don't see why the XP machine would need it. If you ever add a 2nd XP system (or...
ASppreciate your help - ASP preciate :D :D Love it. [error] [client 194.45.109.171] File does not exist:...
You might want to try the Free 45 day trial version. If you like it, $120 for the full version isn't a bad price at all. Just make sure you...
SFC - System File Checker and as the name implies, it checks system files and will replace any it sees as missing, damaged, or the wrong version....
pcman - please keep all the posts about a problem in the same thread - so reply rather than starting a new one. I merged the other thread into...
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I asked about this and found several folks who had seen the same sort of thing. Per them, there is a post in there that is hung and hiding....
ludger - could be a problem with the way the app is trying to make the hardware calls. The NT systems (NT4 and all the later ones) do not allow...
Does listsvc give results? Have you tried running fixboot from the recovery console? If so, how about fixmbr? And FWIW, if things seem to...
Just back from Redmond and some time with various product designers at M$. Near as I can tell, the behavior you are seeing with XP is going to...
The way you are set up, your 98 PCs will need 98 versions of the printer driver loaded locally (on each 98 PC). A dodge that usually works is...
Per posting rule #6 you won't get any help cracking a password from anyone here and that's about the only option you have left. You basically...
Routers are designed to let ethernet devices on different networks talk to each other. If all your devices are set up to be on the same...
Everything you listed plus some way for XP to know 'who' wants to share files. 9x is perfectly happy to password protect a share and let anyone...
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