sounds to me like you may have a permissions problem on your network share you have. You may want to check the properties sheet of the folder...
You can perform an upgrade, but you will probably have the same issue then as you are having now. What is wrong with your network?
Is this a server? If so, I don't believe MS included that patch with there server products. They were required to do so with their desktop OS's...
Win2k Defrag is supposed to be installed. Was this a WinNT / win2k upgrade that had Disk Keeper installed on it? If so, that is why you don't...
You can install the Sun Java 1.4 VM. It seems to work fine on most installations that I have.
check to see if you have Set Program Access and Defaults.
check your internet options screen and deselect the option for automatically detect settings.
Your best bet would be to take a new server, install it as an NT4 BDC. Then promote it to PDC and upgrade to Win2k. This will upgrade your domain...
sounds to me like you got a policy in place. check your local security policy.
I doubt that it will. Microsoft tends to keep their system upgrades paths the same through a release. Also I tend to go down the road of...
Do you have more than 1 DHCP server on your network?
sounds to me like you have a motherboard problem or maybe a CPU problem. Did the motherboard come with a DOS based diags disk?
Intel has new chipset utilities that increase the speed of your system. I'm running 2 different types of systems with these chip sets, and after...
Create a new short cut with the following command line: %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation
try downloading java from java.sun.com. 1.4 works fine with Windows XP.
Try configuring IE to using http 1.1 through proxy connections and see if that resolves your issue.
My company is recommending 256MB for all desktop / laptop systems that will be running Windows XP. However it will work fine with just 128, just...
What type of mail are you talking about. SBS2k comes with Exchange 2000, but it could be configured 2 different ways. Either using DNS and SMTP...
Doing so will violate the license agreement. You purchased 2 different versions of XP. Even though the files maybe the same, they are intented...
You can review the mail header and read where the email actually came from. You can forge a from address and even hide a to address with any...
Separate names with a comma.
