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    - Problem with Windows 98SE computer networking with XP computer I'm new to networking and would appreciate any help I can get on this problem. I have tried may suggested solutions but nothing has helped so far. I have a home network with one XP Pro SP2 (NTFS) computer (called Blackbox) and one older Win 98SE (FAT32) computer (called Dell) connected through a router/DSL modem (ActionTec GT704WG gateway) for a wired network. "ipconfig /all" for the XP computer is: Windows IP configuration Host name: blackbox Primary Dns Suffix: Node Type: Unknown IP Routing Enabled: No WINS Proxy Enabled: No DNS Suffix Search List: domain_not_st.invalid Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: Connection-specific DNS Suffix: domain_not_set.invalid Description: Attansic L1 Gigabit Ethernet 1000Base-T Adapter Physical Address: 00-18-F3-5F-C7-14 Dhcp Enabled: Yes Autoconfiguration Enabled: Yes IP Address: 192.168.1.64 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1 DHCP Server: 192.168.1.1 DNS Servers: 192.168.1.1 68.238.64.12 Lease Obtained: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 9:23 Lease Expires: Thursday, June 05, 2008 9:23 "ipconfig /all" for the 98SE computer is: Windows IP configuration: Host name: Dell.domain_not_set.invalid (I don't understand - the computer is called "Dell") DNS servers: 192.168.1.1 68.238.64.12 Mode Type: Broadcast NetBIOS scope ID: IP Routing enabled: No WINS Proxy enabled: No NetBIOS Resolution Uses DNS: No Ethernet Adapter: Description: U.S. Robotics 10/100 PCI NIC TX Physical address: 00-14-C1-40-B7-D9 DHCP enabled: Yes IP Address: 192.168.1.66 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default gateway: 192.168.1.1 PHCP Server: 192.168.1.1 Primary WINS Server: Secondary WINS Server: Lease Obtained: 06 04 08 10:28:21 AM Lease Expires: 06 05 08 10:28:21 AM Both computers have firewall and anti-virus software. The 98SE computer used Kerio while the XP uses Comodo. Both firewalls and both anti-virus softwares are disabled. The XP computer can only "see" the 98SE computer with the Kerio firewall disabled (it does not seem to work with a trusted IP address group of 192.164.1.1 - 192.168.1.255). Both computers are able to use the internet without trouble. Both computers can ping the localhost by name and IP address, ping each other and ping a remote address (e.g., google.com) by name or IP address. Both computers have several shared folders. Both computers show the home and individual shared folders in their "Network Places/Neighborhood" locations. The XP computer can map the shared folders of the 98SE computer and browse/read/write to them. The 98SE computer can NOT view/map/read/write to the shared folders on the XP. Clicking on a shared folder for the XP machine results in an error message. The message reads: ""\\Blackbox\<shared folder name> is not accessible. Not enough memory is available. Quit some programs." "Blackbox" is the name of the XP computer. Please help! Using a "one-way" network is not enough. I would appreciate any/all help/solutions I can get. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288709
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    - Setting up a network in Vista OK, I admit it, I'm not a computer guy. I recently bought a new (Vista Home Premium) PC to replace my XP PC. On the XP PC I had a wireless network I could access with my PDA and laptop from almost anywhere in my house. With the Vista PC I fail constantly. I have read a handful of web articles on how to accomplish this but I apparently am missing a step. The Netgear router is working on the Vista PC. Firewall on the laptop is (when I'm trying to get a connection) disabled. The Network status on the laptop and PDA show a good signal. How do I troubleshoot this? FWIW, 'Connect to a Network' on the Vista PC and laptop show 2 networks - one secured and one unsecured. I don't know why. All I want is the secured. Can I uninstall these wireless networks and create a new one? The Vista PC also has a wired?/cabled? network to access the cable modem and NAS. Does this make a difference? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288706
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    - Problem with a connection windows XP Home SP3 I have a wired network that has 11 or 12 computers connected all running a mix of XP home & Vista. I have a 3com switched hub with 32 ports and all network cards are 10/100. I have one computer that has a program that gets shared by users on the network and everything works fine except for one laptop running XP home. The laptop can see all of the computers on the network and can share files with all but one. I can access the drive through network neighborhood and move around to all locations on that drive. My problem is that if I try to map the drive like I normally do it says no connections to that system are available. I can go to any other computer on the network and map to the computer with no problem. I am only having the problem with the laptop. I have move the network connection to another port and that didn't help. Two days ago I was able to make the connection and it worked all day with no problem. I am totally confused with this one. Another thing is that I can take the same network cable and move it to another computer and I can work with that one no problem. It is something to do with a setting on the laptop. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. -- Have A Great Day! Bill Meyer Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288702
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    - Correctly set network metrics in XP I have both a wired Ethernet and a wireless access onto the same router. It seems that my XP Pro defaults to the wireless adapter for my network access. How could I set up the network metrics so that my wired network adapter will the priority access? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288701
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    - How to swap between two network connections I've got two users who work between the main site and a remote office. They want to use their laptops to communicate with main office through remote desktop when they are at the remote office. the main site uses fixed Ip addreses, the remote one has single phone point with home type broadband (no fixed Ip). So - if I setup two different ntwork connection icons, how can they easily swap between the two? (Windows XP sp2) Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288700
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    - Insufficient access to your computer to connect to selected printe Hello, I work for a school and am having the below problem sporadically in various computer labs. At login, we use a script that executes net use commands to connect to the appropriate printers for individual users. Sometimes the printers are not added correctly, but no error is given at login. We have placed an icon on the desktop which is just a shortcut to \\computername\printername that students can use to install a printer if it didn't auto-install at login. But occassionally when the printers don't automatically install and students try to connect to the printer with this icon they get the message "You do not have sufficient access to your computer to connect to the selected printer." The weird part is that if they click the icon again and again, eventually it will work - they connect to the printer and are able to use it. Sometimes clicking it a 2nd time works, sometimes it takes up to 10 times, but eventually they are able to connect to the printer. In my research I have seen references to the "Prevent users from installing printer drivers" setting in local security policy which is disabled. I have also seen that people get this error when they do not have access to the spool directory, or they are not power users, neither of which is the case. We will see this in a computer lab sometimes for days or weeks at a time, then it will disappear and return again weeks later. It won't happen to all of the labs at the same time. The printers are HP Laserjet 3500n and 3600n models. We have been having some trouble with their drivers recently which may be related. I have tried removing all users from the security settings on the printer share and readding them. Any ideas what would cause this and why it would be intermittant? Thanks! Mark W Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288698
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    - byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee clike here www.familyutility.blogspot.com Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288697
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    - Remote Desktop Group Policy Problem With the "Set time limit for active Terminal Services session=15min" and "Terminate session when time limits are reached = Enabled" group policieas on a XP client Remote Assistance and Remote Desctop Connection sessions should be terminated after 15min. I have these policies set on all XP clients in case of a Remote Assistence session it works as it is supposed, the session is terminated after 15 min. In case of Remote Desctop Connection session does not terminated at all. Shouldn't these. Any idea why this policies are not applied when RDC is used? Thanks. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288696
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    - can't ping certain ip addresses on private network i have 2 different xp pro pc's on 2 different networks that can't ping the network attached printers on those networks. other workstations can ping the printers ok. these workstations can ping other workstations on the network without a problem. i have the firewalls disabled on both pc's and norton is disabled on both pc's. both have that latest updates installed. there's nothing in the printer setup that can block a particular ip. the printers are from ricoh/savin, toshiba and hp. any ideas? thanks in advance -- a few miles from nowhere... Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288691
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    - VPNs Subnets Workgroups NetBIOS traffic, implications XP Pro, Vista I just connected 3 sites with VPNs between each pair of them. I'm trying to get My Network Places to either show or not show the computers at the other sites. At times I can see all the computers and at other times not. I can enable/disable NetBIOS broadcase traffic over the VPNs. This has an effect but I'm not sure what all.... At one point when we had this set up earlier it seemed that the Master Browser for one site was located at another site. I'm sure that the NetBIOS broadcast traffic was enabled in the VPNs. There is no WINS running - this is strictly peer to peer networking. It has served us very well and keeps things simple. The subnets are subnets of 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.128 255.255.255.224 with workgroup of WORKGROUP 192.168.1.160 255.255.255.224 with workgroup of WORKGROUP 192.168.1.192 255.255.255.192 with workgroup of WORKGROUP We have turned off the computer browser service on most computers in an attempt to speed things up and to make them more deterministic. Even so, this means that there are perhaps 2 computers per site that have Computer Browser service started. What I need is a simple system that will allow access to computers from site to site - drive mapping perhaps or at least visibility into shared folders; access to printers; etc. I could turn off NetBIOS broadcast traffic altogether. What would that mean? What does having it enabled do? It appears that having it disabled allows each site's computers to be seen reliably in My Network Places on computers at that site / subnet. I could change the name of the workgroups so they are unique to each subnet. Might that be a good idea? What are the implications? Moving laptops from one to another would be a bit more trouble? I'm OK with accessing computers by their IP addresses and folder share names only. Whatever .... the My Network Places should be consistent at each site and reliable. I'm looking for suggestions as to how to configure things while keeping a peer-to-peer network without WINS, etc. and suggestions as to what to expect with this or that set of settings or possibilities as above. Turn off NetBIOS via the VPNs - Use a common workgroup name. Turn on NetBIOS via the VPNs - Use a common workgroup name. ... I have it this way now Turn off NetBIOS via the VPNs - Use a set of unique workgroup names. Turn on NetBIOS via the VPNs - Use a set of unique workgroup names. I have added persistent routes to *some* of the computers so far so that they point to the VPN when trying to access the other subnets. This is not the case on all computers ..yet. With NetBIOS broadcast traffic enabled on the VPNs, I'm not seeing ANY computers in the My Network Places or Workgroup but it's only been 45 minutes or so..... :( Thanks, Fred Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288687
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    - use of net use Hi, I keep getting an error for: net use d:\\hpserver\folder 1 for data /user:datausers also how do I prompt for a password using the astrix - not usre where to place this, I've looked in the help? Thanks Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288685
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    - DSL Modem/Router and Internet Connection Sharing Don't know if this is possible=85 I have a customer with DSL using a 2wire 1801G wireless router. There are (6) desktops with (1) acting as a server (XP Server) for some custom software for their business. All desktops are running XP professional. I'm trying to make the network as fast as possible for this custom software so I got a gigabit switch and all the desktops have gigabit ethernet cards. In the interest of keeping the 2wire out of the gigabit loop I set up Internet Connection Sharing on a second (10/100) ethernet card on the XP Server. The 2wire router is set up in the default router configuration doing the PPOE login. The router assigns IP's in the 192.168.1.x range to the (4) switched ports and to the wireless clients. The WAN port on the XP Server is manually configured to 192.168.1.65. The LAN port on the XP Server is manually configured to 192.168.0.1 by Internet Connection Sharing. All the other desktops are assigned IP's by the XP Server and are working fine including internet access. The problem (not surprisingly) is that when wireless clients connect to the 2wire box they are assigned IP's in the 192.168.1.x range and are on the other side of the XP Server's WAN port. So... Is there a way to allow the wireless clients through the XP Server's WAN port to connect to the network? Forgive my ignorance but isn't there a way to tell the XP Server and/or the 2wire box to allow communication between the 192.168.1.x and 192.168.0.x networks? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Kevin G Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288677
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    - ad-hoc network not connecting after reboot i have 2 computers 1 PC with windowsXP pro SP2, which is connected to a router with a cable. 1 laptop with XP pro sp3(i've had the problem too with vista home premium and XP sp2) connected via wireless from an ad-hoc network with my PC the problem is, if i turn off both computers and turn them back on my laptop can no longer connect to the network. it is set to automaticaly connect but it doesn't if i manually connect i see the connecting screen for 5 minutes at 1%, and then it disappears and refreshes the wireless network list without being connected. my PC has no problems connecting. the only way to get my laptop to connect to the ad-hoc network again is by setting up a new ad-hoc network on both my PC and my laptop. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288673
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    - Sharing a Folder in XP with Vista... I have a users problem on a workgroup between XP and Vista. I can share a folder in XP with Vista, but only through the "Everyone" account. I want to restrict access so that only 1 specific other user can access the files. I have created a users with Identical Passwords: VISTAMACHINE\UserOne (Member Administrators - currently logged in) XPMACHINE\UserOne (Member Administrators - Not currently logged in) I have put XPMACHINE\UserOne as the one with access to the share. But, I seem unable to access the XP Share from Vista using either of the credentials. I can only connect Vista -> XP share if I do all permissions through the EVERYONE account. I think this is not very secure. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong? Thanks! Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288671
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    - Can I use my wireless MCE PC as a range extender of my WiFi ? I have an MCE PC in my lounge room. It has a Dlink wireless PCI card in it for my connection, via my Dlink router, to the internet. Now, this may become a Dlink specific issue but first I'll pose my question here. Is there any way that I can use the MCE PC to let my Nokia N95 get online ? Essentially I'm trying to use MCE as a range extender for my wireless network. The N95 can't reliably use the router signal as the router is too far from the lounge room but MCE has a high gain antenna and performs flawlessly online. Any ideas ? Thanks very much. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288670
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    - linksys wireless nic getting bad mac address from router? I have a linksys wireless router, wrt54g 4-port. Two computers connect nicely using d-link wifi cards. The third (using a linksys nic) can't connect. When I first boot the PC (windows xp sp2) it can detect but not connect to the wireless network. Workgroup is correct, router ssid is detected correctly. Then the windows network manager claims there are no networks in range, until I reboot. But there's a weird problem (I think this is the cause): the router Mac address is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxb, (cloned) the wifi card detects xxx.xxx.xxx.xxc. I don't see any way to tell the nic to use a different mac address and the router needs to have the exact address it has because that is the address registered with the ISP. Besides, the other PCs get the address right no problem. This was a working setup until the router was reset. I have been over the router setup and the card setup until I'm blue in the face. Anyone have an idea? Places to look? Diagnostics I can do? Dave Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288661
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    - Remote Desktop Problem I running 3 XP Pro (SP3) computers connected to a wired router and high speed modem. Computer A can run a Remote Desktop connection to either computer B or C. However, computers B or C cannot connect to computer A via Remote Desktop but these computers are able to view the files on computer A using My Network Places. That means they know about computer A. Remote Desktop is enabled on computer A and the Firewall Exception is set to allow this connection. Computer A is a new system I built last month. This was the first time I tried a Remote connection TO this computer and was surprised to find I couldn't connect - I normally Remote to the other two systems from computer A. What am I missing? After I enter the computer name (or IP address) into the Remote and click "connect", the dialog box dims for a moment but nothing happens. Greatly appreciate any suggestions Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288658
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    - setup a different shared folders HI, I have a network with Windows XP on all PC's: I have a server (machine name HPserver) logged on with user account called 'admin' with which I have 3 folder shares: general main costs the other machines are Machine name PC1 > logged on as richard (no password) Machine name PC2 > logged on as mark (no password) Machine name PC3 > logged on as sarah (no password) Machine name PC4 > logged on as general (no password) what I'm trying to do is allow: everyone to access 'general' only richard and mark to share 'costs' sarah, richard and mark to share 'main' do I need to create a user on the 'hpserver' for richard/mark/sarah & general? and do I need to create a user account 'admin' on each of the other pc's? Thanks! Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288657
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    - Can Ping but ... Hi All, I have a network which consists of a server 2003 and 3 client laptops. I am unable to RDP into the server using one of my laptops although i am able to ping the server which has a static IP address of 192.168.1.106. I have checked the RDP connection etc on the server and it is setup to accept incoming client machines etc. I used to be able to RDP using the said laptop but unsure why suddenly it wont allow me to connect. Please could someone offer some advise. Regards. And thanks in anticipation. -- Flinty Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288656
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    - Can't see my laptop (Vista) from desktop (XP) I have set up my home network using wireless router. My laptop (Vista) sees all the files I've designated as "Shared" on my desktop pc (XP). However, When I'm on my desktop pc (XP) I CANNOT see any sign of my laptop (Vista) on the network. I've checked firewall restrictions and read several ms articles but I CAN'T FIND THE PROBLEM!!! Can anyone Help!?!?!?!?! -- Rosado Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288654
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    - Permanently Hiding the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tra I am running XP SP3 on a Dell laptop with wired and wireless nextwork controllers installed. I have noticed that the Hiding Icons feature on the Customize Notifications dialog (Toolbar Properties | Customize) works differently for wired connection then it does for Wireless connection. Example: My LAN properties (Control Panel | Network Connections | Local Area Network | Properties) have the following settings: * Show icon in notification area when connected (deselected) * Notify me when this connection has no connectivity (deselected) Behavior: When the wired connection is connected or disconnected, no icon appears in the System Tray (as expected). My Wireless properties (Control Panel | Network Connections | Local Area Network | Properties) have the following settings: * Show icon in notification area when connected (deselected) * Notify me when this connection has no connectivity (deselected) Behavior: When the wireless connection is disconnected, the icon appears in the System Tray (NOT as expected). In addition, I have selected "Always Hide" for the "Wireless - Not Connected" icon on the Customize Notifications dialog (Toolbar Properties | Customize). Question: How can I permanently hide (not disable) the "Wireless No Connection" Icon in System Tray? I can make a registry entry to disable the both wire and wireless icons permanantely (HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{7007ACCF-3202-11D1-AAD2-00805FC1270E} ). However, the wireless icon is useful when connecting to a wireless network and I would like it to behave like the Wired icon by conforming to the settings in the Customize Notifications dialog and the Wireless properties dialog. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288653
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    - Peer to peer This shouldn't be so difficult! I recently got a new desktop. Rather than spend the hours re-installing everything, I'd like to run from the new computer, but have access to everything on the old one. Not sure if I can literally run apps installed on the old computer by clicking a desktop icon on the new computer, but at least I need to be able to share files. I plugged a network cable into each desktop. Ran Network Setup Wizard on the new computer, created a network setup disk on a flash drive, ran the network setup file on the old computer. Initially the new computer could see the old computer, but I was unable to expand the "plus sign" to view the list of shared drives and got the not available you may not have authority to access message. Help! Thanks in advance, alcal Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288650
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    - XP Pro and 12 users We have a network with 13 computers on it. Most are Windows 200 Pro SP4, there are three running Win XP Pro SP2. We have a file share on the XP Pro box, and for quite a while have been able to have all 12 systems access the share. A piece of software running locally on each machine accesses the data on the shared drive. Until recently, all is well. Now, the user limit seems to come into play, as we get one machine that cannot connect. Reviewing KB307874 says we can only have 10 users connect, but we have been using 12 for well over five years. I am confused why one would be an issue, seems two would be having a problem. Looking for some initial insight into this...the timeline is what is confusing me. Shared system is XP Pro, two others are XP Pro SP2 as SP3 was just released and none of those patches have been put in, and the remaining systems are Win2000 SP4. Thanks in advance for any thoughts, Dan Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288644
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    - Could Connect To My Other PCs - Not Anymore I have 8 PCs on my Network and used to be able to connect to them just fine. I just installed SP3 and now can only connect to 2 PCs - the server PC and my son who is running Vista Ultimate (non-SP1). Everyone else can connect to my PC but I can't connect to theirs. Should I un-install SP3 and go back to SP2---or am I missing something else? All the device drivers are working fine. No errors...in fact, SP3 makes my PC fly! The other PCs are waiting for a verdict before installing SP3. What can I do? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288641
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    - Printer Sharing Problem with Spousal Implications--Help I have been completely unable to connect my wife's new Vista laptop to a shared printer connected to an XP desktop. Because my XP laptop works flawlessly with the shared printer she thinks I'm just not trying hard enough. I need help. More complete information follows: Both XP machines have SP 2. All machines have automatic updates applied. Printer is an Okidata C5150 color laser printer hosted via USB to a computer I'll call PrinterHostXP, an older Dell Dimension. Printer is shared and there is one shared folder on this computer. PrinterHostXP is an older computer and uses a USB 1 port. My laptop, which I'll call MyLapTopXP is a 2 year old Presario. It has never had any trouble connecting to the printer or the shared folder on PrinterHostXP. Wife's laptop, which I'll call WifeLapTopVista is a brand new Toshiba with Vista Home Premium. This machine can see the shared printer and folder on PrinterHostXP and can edit files in the folder. I can connect this computer to the shared printer through a number of strategies (detailed below) but whenever I attempt to print I get one of two results, depending on how the printer was connected. 1. If I added the printer to WifeLapTopVista as a shared network printer I receive d message saying "Could not connect to shared printer on server". 2. If I added the printer to WifeLapTopVista as a local printer on a TCP/IP port the document will spool locally but after 10 seconds or so the document shows "Error" next to the file name in the print queue with no other information. Regardless of approach the document never appears in the printe queue on PrinterHostXP. I have installed and uninstalled the printer on WifeLapTopVista in the following ways: 1. Using the Oki software installation and navigating across the network to identify the printer. 2. By using the Add New Printer dialog in Vista and selecting a Networked printer. The network sees the printer with no trouble. If I have uninstalled the printer drivers I use the "Have disk" option to install the drivers and have used both the original distribution disk and the latest Oki download version. If I have not uninstalled the drivers, connecting the networked printer recognizes the printer type and uses the correct driver from the last driver install. 3. By using the Add New Printer dialog in Vista and selecting a local printer and then adding a TCP/IP port. In this approach the setup also detected the printer type and used the proper drivers. In addition, I moved the printer to MyLapTopXP, shared it, and connected to it from WifeLapTopVista with the same results--successful connection resulting in the printer appearing in the installed printers folder but the same error dialog when attempting to print. I can connect the printer directly to WifeLapTopVista via USB and it works flawlessly. Okidata has not fielded a Vista driver yet and advises using the XP driver. Any help will be deeply appreciated. I will be happy to supply any additional information. Thanks in advance. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288632
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    - Lost wireless network connection on laptop My son had his Dell laptop at college and was using their wireless network successfully. He came home last week and tried using his laptop on our home wireless network (w/Linksys router). He said he was not able to always connect so he tried to set up (configure, repair) the wireless connection himself (always a dangerous thing to do). Now he gets no internet at all (IE always goes into 'offline' mode). I've tried to trouble shoot the connection but so far I have been unsuccessful. The laptop can see the wireless network (it shows as available and connected). There is something wrong with the network connection that IE uses but I don't know how to go about fixing it. In the laptop's Network Connections I see 'Lan or High-Speed Connections' with a 'Wireless Network Connection' of connected,firewalled. Also, in the configuration area under connection properties there is (checked) Client for Microsoft Networks, File and Printer Sharing, QoS Packet Scheduler, and TCP/IP. There are other services unchecked such as Client Service for Netware, NW Link IPX/SPX, NW Link Net Bios, AEGIS Protocol, WLAN Trans... (some/all of these I'm thinking were added for his university connection). Can someone please help me. What can I do? Thanks, Walter Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288631
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    - One computer in peer to peer no longer seeing other computers or being seen I set up a friends peer-to-peer network a few years ago. everything has been working well until recently (an he claims nothing has changed on any machines, ha!). All 4 computers are WinXP SP2. Every computer is seeing all the other computers on the network shared folders & printers. Recently the laptop does not see the other computers and the other computers "see" the laptop but can't connect to it. The laptop does still connect to the internet The laptop can ping the other computers successfully All computers are part of the same workgroup and on the same subnet No viruses or spyware detected on any systems AV and (Windows) firewall have been disabled for testing purposes No other 3rd party firewalls are installed File & Printer sharing is enabled on all computers I do see the laptop listed in the other computers Network Neighborhoods, but get the following message when trying to connect "\\Laptop is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permission. The network path was not found" No computers are listed in the network neighborhood of the laptop (including the laptop). If I try to search for a computer nothing is found. If I try to connect to a previously mapped network drive I get the above error message. Any ideas? Thanks Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288630
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    - Networking computers I have a Microsoft MN 700 wireless router that has four computers and a printer connected to it wirelessly. All of the computers are using MS windows XP SP2 and all are on the same workgroup. Each can see each other, share folders and files and each can connect to the internet through the MN 700 wireless router. The router manages all of the IP addresses on this local net within the range of 192.168.2.1 - 254 through its DCHP server. I tried to hook up one of these computers through a wired ethernet connection to the router (the router can accept up to 4 wired connections). I disabled the wireless conncetion between the router and the computer so there would only be a wired connection. When the cable is connected between the router and the computer, the corresponding light on the router lights up and the computer icon for the connection is visible in the system tray on the computer, so the physical connection is there. After doing this and re-booting both the computer and router, I was expecting to be able to connect to the internet, but I could not. I could not see the other computers on my workgroup either. I tried to ping the router from the wired computer, but got the message that a link was not achievable. The IP address of the computer also changed from 192.168.2.103 to 169.254.190.34. I tried to renew the address, but got the message "No operation can be performed on Wireless Network Connection 2 while it has is media disconnected." For some reason the process is only looking at the wireless connection (which I disabled) and doesn't look at the wired connection. Why is that and how do I get it to accept a wired connection between the router and computer? Enabling the wireless connection on the computer restores the computer's connectivity to the router, workgroup, and internet. Any help appreciated. Doug Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288629
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    - net help on route add This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000B_01C8C3F8.98A36550 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I have a wireless router with IP address 192.168.2.1 with DHCP enabled. = I have a wireless desktop client that was allocated 192.168.2.3 It is = set for internet sharing and it's ICS provides 192.168.0.x addresses. = These are all XP Pro systems. =20 AT&T DSL gateway (assigned 192.168.0.1 and I cant change it) USR-Wireless 192.168.2.1 MyWiredLaptop 192.168.2.2 MyWirelessServer 192.168.2.3 interface1=3DUSB wireless MyWirelessServer 192.168.0.1 interface2=3D100BaseT SomeWiredClient 192.168.0.138 They all can connect just fine to the internet, but I cannot access = SomeWiredClient directly from MyWiredLaptop. I can use VNC (or remote = desktop) to connect to MyWirelessServer and then from that desktop, = connect to SomeWiredClient. This should have worked: route add 192.168.0.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.3 All it did was to prevent my laptop from accessing the AT&T Seimens = modem. =20 I suspect the problem is that the ATT device is 192.168.0.1 and that = conflicts with the same IP address that the wireless desktop server is = using for its DHCP clients. If I cant get this to work then I will have to buy one of those wireless = print servers that allow computers to connect in addtion to printers. ..thanks.. ------=_NextPart_000_000B_01C8C3F8.98A36550 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.6000.16640" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New"><FONT size=3D2>I have a wireless router = with IP=20 address 192.168.2.1 with DHCP enabled.  </FONT><FONT size=3D2>I = have a=20 wireless desktop client that  was allocated 192.168.2.3  = It is=20 set for internet sharing and it's ICS provides 192.168.0.x = addresses.=20  These are all XP Pro systems.  </FONT></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>AT&T DSL gateway = (assigned=20 192.168.0.1 and I cant change it)</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>    USR-Wireless = 192.168.2.1</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>    =    =20 MyWiredLaptop 192.168.2.2</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>    =    =20 MyWirelessServer  192.168.2.3 interface1=3DUSB = wireless</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New"=20 size=3D2>        MyWirelessServer= =20  192.168.0.1 interface2=3D100BaseT</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New"=20 size=3D2>          &nbs= p;=20 SomeWiredClient   192.168.0.138</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>They all can connect just = fine to the=20 internet, but I cannot access SomeWiredClient directly from=20 MyWiredLaptop.  I can use VNC (or remote desktop) to connect to=20 MyWirelessServer and then from that desktop, connect to=20 SomeWiredClient.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>This should have = worked:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>route add 192.168.0.0 mask = 255.255.255.0=20 192.168.2.3</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>All it did was to prevent my = laptop from=20 accessing the AT&T Seimens modem.  </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>I suspect the problem is that = the ATT=20 device is 192.168.0.1 and that conflicts with the same IP address that = the=20 wireless desktop server is using for its DHCP clients.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>If I cant get this to work then = I will have=20 to buy one of those wireless print servers that allow computers to = connect in=20 addtion to printers.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2>..thanks..</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3D"Courier New" size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_000B_01C8C3F8.98A36550-- Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288627
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    - ICS - log users, connects and disconnects? Is it possible to get a list of users (computers) that are using connection sharing? The "net view" command does not always work. Where can I get a list of the ip's assigned to to which systems? Is there anything like a client list where I can see mac addresses, ip;'s and expirations? ..thanks.. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288626
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    - WiFi "Limited or no connectivity" issues (XPSP2) As I understand it, the "Connected" but "Limited or no connectivity" status is active when there _is _an established "physical" connection between the computer and the router - but _before_ the WPA-key has been sent (or acknowledged?). When I shutdown the system it issues Info Msg 4201 "The system detected that network adapter xxx was connected to the network and has initiated normal operation over the network adapter". It is stated elsewhere that the msg is issued when the adapter is "enabled _or_disabled" which indicates that "normal operation" should be understood as "no operation" in this case. This is confusing, at least ;-) Upon startup the same infoMsg is issued twice, 45 seconds apart, but the internet connection does not get up. And concurrent with the second message, a warning 1003 is issued. "Your computer was not able to renew its adress from the network... cancelled by the user... will continue to try" BUT, a) it has a fixed adress already (so it should not be renewed in the first place), b) the user (me) has not interferred in any way (so, what user was that, actually). 43 seconds later it makes another try, which results in Warning 1008, with similar content asbefore "Your computer was not able... semaphore timeout... willl continue to try". 3 second later Dhcp has obviously given up getting the adress over the network and assigned it an entirely new adress of 169.254.75.111 (despite the fixed one, which is different). So now the computer is "Connected" but with "...no connectivity" and the wrong IP adress. I have to resolve this situation by manually disconnecting, and then reconnect again. Upon reconnect the WPA-key is being shown to me (in a sense, because only stars are shown ;-) which I then "OK" and send to the router. After that the link is up. I _assume_ that the problem is that the WPA-key is not sent (or acknowledged) as it should on the automatic connection tries during the boot sequence. So my big question is: Q1: What can I do to make the system establish the fully "connected" connection by itself during the boot. Curiosity questions are e.g... Q2: Isn't there some logical error when the "connected but not connected" state makes the system forget that the IP adress is fixed and should not be retrieved from the network. Q3: Is it really proper to issue a msg stating that the adapter "was connected to the network" and that the system has "initiated normal operation" when in fact the adapter has been disconnected from the network because it was disabled because of the shutdown. Q4:Why can't the system on its own identify this "connected but not connected" situation and re-establish the connection automatically, whithout my intervention? I should stress that this computer has a WiFi network connection only. It does have an Ethernet cable adapter too, but no cable is connected to it and the system makes no attempts to use it (at least none that makes a trace in the event log). Kind regards / Ake Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288625
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    - Network issue I have a wireless laptop on windows Home XP. At one time I was able to connect to my home network, but cant now. My experts say it 's now XP is corrupted and needs to be installed. My network can see the laptop but the laptop cant see the network. The laptop is wireless and even when I connect with a cable it doenst see the network. I have considerable amount of software on the laptop and dont want to unstall all of this to reinstall XP is there another option? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288614
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    - Help installing wireless routers Hi, I have been using the following setup for a couple of years now without any trouble. Netgear WGT624 V2 (Wireless) IN WLAN Cable modem OUT LAN to XP box OUT LAN to wired hub (see below) OUT to VOIP MODEM (Engin) WIRED LINKSYS 10/100 16 port IN FROM Netgear above OUT LAN to other XP boxes I also have a Compex Netpassage 16 which has wireless and 4 hard ports. I want to be able to use my laptop wireless which is quite away from the Netgear wireless but close enough to one of the XP boxes (say box 2) which is fed from the wired hub. What is my best way to do this? Can I feed the cable from box 2 into the Compex then out of the compex to the wired hub? Would I then be able to get a signal from my LAN to the laptop? Sorry if this is confusing.. :-) rock Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288611
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    - Can't connect using Remote Desktop I am having a problem connecting to my home computer from my laptop using remote desktop. I have a Linksys wireless router with the desktop connected to the router and the laptop connected wirelessly. I can connect to my desktop from the laptop using the IP address that the router assigns, namely 192.168.1.100. However, I can't connect when I use the IP address assigned to me by my internet provider, Bresnan. I am new to this and would appreciate any help. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288608
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    - Bizarre wireless network config issues I use Windows zero-config for my wireless network access. I have a D- Link DWL-G650 card (b/g). At home I regularly connect using wireless. That's how I work most of the time. Two days ago I took my car in for service at a dealer and tried to use their wiFi access point. Whatever I did, the network would not show up in the "View Available Networks" window. I spent the entire 3 hours trying to resolve this issue. Then I went home and reconnected to my default network at home, where I worked fine for the next two days. This afternoon, I took my laptop to my daughter's music studio. When I opened the WiFi "View Available Networks" panel here, it showed a list including all the wiFi networks I couldn't see at the dealer!!! WTF?? After two reboots, things returned to normal and showed only the networks available here at the studio. What is going on? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288606
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    - Resolving MAC Address to Hostname Is there a command-line command to resolve the MAC address of a device to it's hostname? I'm getting a conflict that show's the MAC address of the other machine, but when I try to trace it by physically tracing the cable connected to the switch, I can't find where it goes. (poor labeling by the person who set it up). If I have the hostname, I'll have a better idea of what and where the device is. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288605
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    - Help - Generic host process needs to close Using Win XP Home Edition SP1. Every time I go online via ADSL broadband I get at least one "Generic Host Process .........and needs to close". The Event log has nothing in the App or the module entries. The error occurs usually during the first five minutes of online time. I have found that the controlling Windows process allows me about 30 secs to write my last will and testament before pulling out the rug. Also found (reboots were hugely annoying) that if I can log-off and close just AOL BEFORE about 30 secs, and then click the "Don't Send" option on the warning window, all I have to do to recover is restart AOL thus avoiding a cold restart. As for what changed, well AOL changed the broadband setup to something called "DialBB" (and told us they were doing it) but their help service doesn't seem to know what's going on my end. Anyone seen this please or got any clues? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288589
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    - free computer studies free computer studies free computer programmes free computer education http://foodplantss.blogspot.com/ Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288586
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    - share printer or file share over the internet ? No problem printer & file sharing on my local Network or LAN . Can I go a step further? Sharing the printer and files over the internet Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288577
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    - file & printer sharing - over the internet? I can file and print share with ease on my Home LAN. But can do the same over the internet? Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288575
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    - extra connectivity icon in system tray yesterday, an extra connectivity icon appeared in my system tray. It doesn't light up indicating activity and I have checked my network connections in control panel and no new ones are reported. I thought it was a fluke that happened when everything loaded, but after rebooting, it is still there today. When I mouse over it, it doesn't provide a bubble explaining what it is, and if I go into taskbar properties, it isn't presenting there. I haven't installed any new software. How do I fix this? Thanks, Sue Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288572
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    - "Limited or no connectivity" problem Win XP Home, dLink cable modem and dLink wireless router. Dell desktop connected via Ethernet to router. One other machine connected via wireless. That machine works fine. This problem just started last week on the wired desktop. All of a sudden, I'm seeing a "Limited or no connectivity" error message on the system tray. If I plug the desktop cable directly into the cable modem, it acquires an IP address as well as DNS info, and connects to the internet normally. The desktop IP properties are set to acquire an IP address automatically, and this is working when connected to the cable modem. Other things I've tried: 1. For testing, I connected a laptop to the router via the same Ethernet cable the desktop was using. The laptop works fine this way, as it does with a wireless connection. 2. I've tried swapping cables. I don't see anything blocked on the router. 3. I've powered down the modem, router, and desktop several times. 4. I don't see any odd settings on the router. 5. I've looked at other threads. One mentioned the "Limited or no connectivity" problem, but said rebooting the router fixed it. It didn't for me. Also, since a laptop will work correctly on a wired connection to this router, I think that means the router is ok. 6. I've seen this problem reported elsewhere, but those reports refer to a problem when SP2 was first installed. This doesn't apply here. Also, as I said, the problem is only with connecting to the router, not to the cable modem. 7. AVG 8 was running on this desktop when this started. I uninstalled AVG and installed the free McAfee from Comcast. This made no difference, as I expected since the Ethernet connection worked normally when directly connected to the cable modem.. Similarly, I've tried with Windows Firewall enabled and disabled. 8. One thing I did not try was giving the desktop a fixed IP address. At the time of my testing the problem, it was the only PC connected directly or by wireless, so there shouldn't have been any address conflict. 9. I did not notice if SP3 had recently been installed. (This is a friend's home network.) But again, the reported SP problem would block any Ethernet connection, not just one to a router. I'm baffled by this inconsistent behavior. Any suggestions? Thanks. Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288563
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    - removing 'internet gateway' in network connections. Hi group, (I asked this question in microsoft.public.windowsxp.general and was advise to try my luck in this group.) [background] A few weeks back we had an ADSL outage. I setted up a temporarely wireless connection and shared it with others in the office. [/background] Now our ADSL is up again, but I cannot get rid of the this connection. I just want to use my good old Lan direct connection to the gateway. But I cannot remove the 'internet gateway'/'internet connection'. I have no troubles or anything (and all my networkfunctionality is up and running fine) but I prefer to have as little connections as possible to worry about. ;-) At the moment I have 3 other connections listed under "Wireless or high speed Internet": 1) Wireless connection (which is disabled) 2) Local Area Network (enabled) 3) 1394 connection (disabled) I check all three above via properties and made sure (under Advacnced tab) that the checkbox is NOT checked. Checkbox reads: "Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection." How can I get back to my old situation and remove this connection sharing? -> rightmouse menu gives 'remove' but it is grayed out. A little additional info: - I run XP prof. SP3. - I have Windows Firewall disabled (In favor of McAfee firewall) - If I disable my normal LAN connection, the connection sharing disappears. It stays away after enabling the LAN connection. - After a reboot it is always back. So I expect it must be something that gets activated at startup. I couldn't find anything I recognize in startup or registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run) Thanks for your time. Regards, Erwin Moller Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288562
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    - Dial Up connection through a wireless ADSL Modem! Hi, This is at home, I have 2 laptops, I want to connect to my dial up connection through my wireless modem, is this possible, how do i configure this. Then I can allow my other laptop to connect to the internet by sharing it in the original laptop. Sole purpose is to make the dial up connection mobile, rather than sticking to one place of the room. Regs, -- M Imran Buhary Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288561
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    - Networking Issue Set Up Hello all i was wondering if some one could assist me in why i cant get my laptop and pc to work on a network, I've followed the networking wizard, and seem to have the network set up, but this is what happening. the Laptop is setup on a workgroup "HOME" and my laptop is called DANLAPTOP I have the shared folders shared and some other folders in "My Documents" I ran the the wizard on the Computer as detailed in the steps using the the xp disk, the computer is also on the workgroup "HOME" and Computer is Called DANPC When i go into my networks view work group computers via my PC I can see DANLAPTOP and DANPC I can access the DANLAPTOP and all the shared folders, Great i thought, But when i go via my Laptop and can also see DANLAPTOP and DANPC But it wont let me access my DANPC and im promted with the following error message? \\DANPC is not accessible, you might not have permission to use this network resource? Can some one point me out in the right direction? Thanks Danny Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288558
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    - Network Drives Remotely We are using Novell now, but will be converting to Windows for network shares. My question is how do I make a connection to a network share when I am not in the office. We use Cisco VPN to connect and then would run the Netware Login to connect to Novell shares. How is that done with windows? Thanks Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288556
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    - User wont auto login to mapped drives I just built a new computer with a fresh install of XP. I've been able to setup everything just fine except the mapped network drives. The first user I made works perfectly because every time that user logs in it will automatically connect to the drives and login. Other users will only connect but still require username and password Even if I *copy* that user account that works fine or try to make a new user account (recreate the mapped drives and setup the user/pass and option to automatically reconnect) none of them will automatically login. It's frustrating because I created the first user that will automatically log in just fine and I'm not doing anything different. I'm especially confused at why it wont work when I copy the user account to another profile. It should work but it doesn't. Thanks Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288555
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    - SchCache Does anyone know exactly what happens when %systemroot%\SchCache\<forest>.sch is updated on Windows XP? Does it go out to the network and ping or RPC to all available objects in the schema? Why is the file updated if it's not a new domain pc? Thanks in advance for your assistance. Bobby Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288554
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    - FTP site Hi, when I use IP address I can save file in FTP site, but in command line when I use the name and path to the FTP site after a while give me this message: can't build data connection: connection timed out. any ideas? Thanks in advance Faram Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288550
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    - Dial-up Modem Must be re-initialized every time to connect to my I Starting about a month ago, I can no longer connect to my ISP at will with my modem. I started getting the response from my modem dialog, "Connected to remote computer", "Connected to remote computer" (yes twice), "Unable to establish a connection". After a re-boot of my system with a "Z" in the initialization settings for my modem I can connect ONCE. After that, I must re-boot to connect again. This seemed to start with a windows update about a month ago. I know because I manually choose the updates due to my S L O W connection. My first step was to update my drivers for the modem which I did. No success. I installed a new modem and had success connecting about 3 times in a row but the next day I tried, I got the same error shown above. Now both modems require the "Z" command in the initialization to get them to connect. Help! Tag: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights Tag: 288546

Hello everyone,

I have done the following:

- created a share "WINDOWS$" on folder "T:\WINDOWS"
- granted Read access to Everyone on that share
- executed the command "cacls T:\WINDOWS\Tasks /E /G Everyone:R"

What I can do now is to open an explorer and navigate to \\machinename
\WINDOWS$\Tasks. So far so good.

The problem is:
The folder is displayed as a normal folder. I can see the .job files
and even the SchedLgU.Txt and the SA.DAT. This way I cannot rightclick
the tasks and chose Properties in order to review their settings.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks in advance!
Martin

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Re: Sharing Scheduled Tasks to people without administrative rights by Robert

Robert
Thu Jun 05 06:28:26 PDT 2008

This link may help.
Running scheduled tasks without ...
Running scheduled tasks without administrator rights ... Posted: Thu
Jan 10, 2008 10:05 am Post subject: Running scheduled tasks without
administrator ...
www.chicagotech.net/netforums/viewtopic.php?p=4643&sid=d6cee3b67b106dcb5130ae792f3b7c35

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"mrtot" <mrtot@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:111bef40-ee57-4fba-95e3-89c7d89ae021@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have done the following:
>
> - created a share "WINDOWS$" on folder "T:\WINDOWS"
> - granted Read access to Everyone on that share
> - executed the command "cacls T:\WINDOWS\Tasks /E /G Everyone:R"
>
> What I can do now is to open an explorer and navigate to \\machinename
> \WINDOWS$\Tasks. So far so good.
>
> The problem is:
> The folder is displayed as a normal folder. I can see the .job files
> and even the SchedLgU.Txt and the SA.DAT. This way I cannot rightclick
> the tasks and chose Properties in order to review their settings.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Many thanks in advance!
> Martin

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