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    Networking WindowsXP on Win2K Server

    I cannot physically remove the NIC as it is a part of the motherboard. This is a PCChips 810 LMR motherboard. I have two and the other one is on a...
    Post by: scotth67, 2003/01/12 in forum: Networking (Hardware & Software)
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    Networking WindowsXP on Win2K Server

    Thanks for the ideas. I have already tried removing the NIC from Device Manager and that didn't do it. Also, I have changed from Auto configure to...
    Post by: scotth67, 2003/01/11 in forum: Networking (Hardware & Software)
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    Networking WindowsXP on Win2K Server

    This network has 1 server, 4 workstations, and one laptop. I thought I had set up the server as a domain controller but have since found out that...
    Post by: scotth67, 2003/01/11 in forum: Networking (Hardware & Software)
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    Pop up messages: how to turn off.

    This sounds like the Windows Messaging Service and it can be turned off. The following is copied from another tech letter answer to this issue:...
    Post by: scotth67, 2003/01/10 in forum: Windows XP
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    Networking WindowsXP on Win2K Server

    I have a network with 4 PCs plus 1 laptop (occasionally) connected to a server. The laptop and 3 of the PCs run Windows 2000 Pro. The server is...
    Thread by: scotth67, 2003/01/10, 8 replies, in forum: Networking (Hardware & Software)
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