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    - Firewall for Website I'm setting up my home PC to be a website. It's running WinPro XP SP2 and IIS 5.1 as the web server. My question is how do I configure the firewall to allow "anyone" to get to my site yet still keep a level of protection or do I have to take down the firewall completely? Thanks, Fred Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114923
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    - VSS Errors Hello everyone, I am new to this postition and want to make sure I know most of what is going to happen before I make changes to the systems. I am having two different issues with the Volume Shadow Copy Service. One is that at different times, the service writer (System Writer, NTDS, and FRS Writer) will take a leave of absence after a backup and become stuck on the status of "Waiting for Completion". How can I get it to become unstuck? Can I just restart the service without having to reboot the server? On the properties of the service I noticed that on the Recovery tab, all three failures are at Take no action. Should at least the first one be restart the service? The second problem I have is I keep getting this error in the Application Event log every day when the backup runs even though it is set to use the System Account: Event Type: Error Event Source: VSS Event Category: None Event ID: 13 Date: 6/19/2008 Time: 7:52:04 AM User: N/A Computer: DC01 Description: The user name OH\user specified in registry (SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\VSS\VssAccessControl) does not map to a real user name. The entry is ignored. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 2d 20 43 6f 64 65 3a 20 - Code: 0008: 53 45 43 53 45 43 52 43 SECSECRC 0010: 30 30 30 30 32 33 33 36 00002336 0018: 2d 20 43 61 6c 6c 3a 20 - Call: 0020: 53 45 43 53 45 43 52 43 SECSECRC 0028: 30 30 30 30 32 32 37 32 00002272 0030: 2d 20 50 49 44 3a 20 20 - PID: 0038: 30 30 30 30 31 37 36 30 00001760 0040: 2d 20 54 49 44 3a 20 20 - TID: 0048: 30 30 30 30 32 31 36 38 00002168 0050: 2d 20 43 4d 44 3a 20 20 - CMD: 0058: 22 43 3a 5c 50 72 6f 67 "C:\Prog 0060: 72 61 6d 20 46 69 6c 65 ram File 0068: 73 5c 53 79 6d 61 6e 74 s\Symant 0070: 65 63 5c 42 61 63 6b 75 ec\Backu 0078: 70 20 45 78 65 63 5c 52 p Exec\R 0080: 41 57 53 5c 62 65 72 65 AWS\bere 0088: 6d 6f 74 65 2e 65 78 65 mote.exe 0090: 22 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 " 0098: 2d 20 55 73 65 72 3a 20 - User: 00a0: 43 49 4e 5c 61 64 6d 69 CIN\admi 00a8: 6e 69 73 74 72 61 74 6f nistrato 00b0: 72 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 r 00b8: 2d 20 53 69 64 3a 20 20 - Sid: 00c0: 53 2d 31 2d 35 2d 32 31 S-1-5-21 00c8: 2d 32 38 30 31 34 38 36 -2801486 00d0: 30 2d 39 37 38 37 38 32 0-978782 00d8: 37 30 39 2d 35 32 36 36 709-5266 00e0: 36 30 32 36 33 2d 35 30 60263-50 00e8: 30 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 0 If I just delete the user out of the registry, what will be the repercusions? Can I just leave that registry entry blank? Thank you in advance for all of your support. Scott Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114922
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    - Can't access server via remote desktop connection I have an XP machine that I use to remote into our server that's located in another part of the building. The server is running Server 2003 R2 Enterprise Edition SP2. The server is set up to accept remote connections. Usually I can get in to it fine, but then every so often when I open the Remote log on box on my PC and click connect (after entering the log on info like normal), the Remote log on box just refreshes and won't let me connect to the server. Our fix for this has always been to reboot the server, then I can log in fine, but this doesn't seem right. Is there something wrong with our server? Or a setting that needs to be changed on it so I can reliable remote in to it? Thanks. Mark Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114921
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    - VSS Error I recently upgraded my BackupExpress software and now I am getting the following errors: Event ID: 12298 Volume Shadow Copy Service error: The I/O writes cannot be held during the shadow copy creation period on volume \\?\Volume{db887cdd-c6b8-11d7-956a-806e6f6e6963}\. The volume index in the shadow copy set is 0. Error details: Open[0x00000000], Flush[0x00000000], Release[0x80042314], OnRun[0x00000000]. Event ID: 12310 Volume Shadow Copy Service error: The shadow copy could not be committed - operation timed out. Error context: DeviceIoControl(\\?\Volume{db887cdd-c6b8-11d7-956a-806e6f6e6963} - 00000190,0x0053c010,00038168,0,00039170,4096,[0]). As far as I can tell, the data is being backed up because the job is not failing. It is a Windows 2003 SP2 Server that has Exchange 2003 on it. Any help would be appreciated. thanks -- dee Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114919
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    - obtaining a users e-mail adres from active directory Hi, Can anyone tell me, Is there a way to obtain a users e-mail address from the active directory? Some sort of dos command. I was thinking of "net users loginname /domain >file" but it doesn't provide the users e-mail address. Kind regards, M Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114916
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    - Error on Task Scheduler Hello, I have problem on Task Scheduler on few Windows 2003 servers. Scheduled tasks were unable to run. The problem will be solved by rebooting server, however, same issue occured after a few days. When i tries to right click on one of the task, it prompt the error message below: General page initialization failed. The specific error is: 0x80070003: The system cannot find the path specified. An error has occured attempting to retrieve task account information. You may continue editing the task object, but will be unable to change task account information. Anyone can help? I tried searching on the net but there's no concrete solution to this problem. Thanks in advanced. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114909
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    - Server 2003 R2 File Server Error .... When I try to access any shared folder on my Windows Server 2003 R2 domain I get an error message box that reads: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\\SERVERNAME\\Public is not accessible.You might not have permission touse this network resource. Contact the adminstrator of this server tofind out if you have access permission.A device attached to the system is not functioning.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------It only happens if the client accessing the folder is using Windows Vista.Everything works perfectly fine if theclient is using Windows XP.Any suggestions on how to solve this problem.Thanks,Harry ... Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114908
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    - VSS errors I have a domain controller that will not run VSS. Everytime I go to shadow copies i get en error, "Initialization failed. Error 0x80080005: Server Execution failed." Event Viewer says "Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Unexpected error NetGroupGetUsers(). hr = 0x80070005." Everytime i run the volume shadow copy service i get "Windows could not start the Volume shadow copy on Local Computer. For more information, review the system event log. If this is a non-Microsoft service, contact the service vendor, and refer to service-specific error code -2147418113." I have no idea how to fix this. Does anyone have any clue as to what I can do to fix this? Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114907
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    - Lack of Server 2008 Applications Trend Micro now says that its Worry-Free Business Security Messaging Agent will not run on Windows Server 2008 until September or October. While I plan to complain to Trend Micro about this, my boss suggested that I complain to Microsoft as well. Does anyone have an appropriate e-mail address of someone to handle such a complaint? Six months is a long time to keep customers waiting for a product these days when the life cycle of the product is perhaps only a year or two. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114901
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    - Automatically adding printers I have installed print management on a 2003 r2 member server. When trying to automatically add printers, I get the error: "Printer installation failed. Ini information not complete." The print manager and printers are on the same subnet. Any suggestions? Thanks Jeff Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114898
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    - User Home folder and Profile folder creation Just wondering if anyone could point me to a resource/document that explains the industry best practices for creating user folders in 2003 server? Essentially I'm looking to automate as much of the process as possible, as right now I=92m adding and configuring the permissions on the home and Profile folders manually =96 and this needs to change. Perhaps there's a Microsoft Document that highlights their recommended model from the ground up? Can't say I've come across it yet though. T.I.A. Paul Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114897
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    - Recover deleted file Hi, I have a user that created a file on a network drive and then accidently deleted it 10 minutes later. Is it possible to recover the file since there was no backup within the 10 minutes and since deleting a file from a network drive doesn't put the file into the recycle bin. Thanks, J Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114888
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    - "windows" folder too big... Hi all, i have a server running 2003/sp2 and is running out of space on the OS disk. In the properties of the Windows folder it show that there 27GB in inside but if i go in, select all file and folders it show me only 4.4GB... so i miss around 23GB. The option to show hidden files and folder is checked.... Thanks for your help! Cris Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114887
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    - unplug DC and use Replica DC Hi friends, I already install a new server and with DCPROMO right now it is a Replica DC of my domain. Now, my question is: Can I just shutdown my actual DC and the Replica DC will act as the new DC ? or should I do something before? is something related to "delegate control" ? thanks men HB Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114879
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    - Windows 2008 and 32bit Hardware!! Dears, does a production windows 2008 work on 32 bit servers?!! regards, Rasool Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114877
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    - Something is editing jpegs on my server Yesterday I posted a question about auditing file access and I got that working fine, but now that it's working I have a completely different problem. Starting last Saturday I found a few jpeg images were being edited (and backed up, and that's what started this) during times when no one was in the building. The first day it was only a few. Sunday there were a few more. More on Monday. Last night there were over 90. Nothing else on the server (Win2k SP4) that was being backed up, was something that wouldn't normally get backed up every day. So I turned on object access auditing for the folder(s) that contained the images and I found they were edited by the administrator account. We're using Norton Antivirus Corporate Edition and it looks for updates daily. I have a hardware firewall in place with every port (that I can get away with) closed. Has anyone heard about something similar to this? I've heard of viruses that destroy jpegs but as far as I can tell the only modifications to the files is their date/time stamp. TIA, -- Jordon Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114873
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    - Adding a second RAID set Hi Our Dell Perc 4/Di had two disks in a RAID 1 configuration. Now we have added two more disks and have made another RAID1 out of these two. In Perc configuration old and new raid sets appear as two logical drives. However when I reboot the server it says 0 logical disks found. The only way for me is to take out the two new disks and reboot and then the original logical disk appears and I can boot into windows. What am I doing wrong and what is the correct way to add another pair of disks in a RAID1 while there is another pair already in RAID1 on Perc 4 /Di? Many Thanks Regards Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114870
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    - dirquota on windows 2008: /label parameter missing hi, dirquota from windows server 2008 has no /Label parameter anymore !?! that means our quota scripts from W2kR2 don`t work any more. (we are planning to migrate to Windows 2008 and have to set thousands of quotas) Does anyone know how to set quota lables fom the command line? thanks, W Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114868
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    - WIndows 2003 R2 Quotas I need to move a Windows 2003 R2 server to new hardware. Is there a way to copy the quotas and other settings from File Resource Manager? Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114867
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    - Debug of offline folders Hi, I've an ex-SBS2003 server (transitioned), where I use offline folders. However, quite frequently, my client PC will take the shares offline (whilst on a 100Mb LAN) saying the servers are not available. Server CPU hovers at between 20-40%. memory is pretty much 100% anyway thanks to Exchange.. No firewalls involved. But I dont understand why my client thinks the server isnt there. So - two questions: 1) Is there any debug I can enable on the client? 2) Network utilisation is <1%, ICMP roundtrip is 1ms, and with the server stats above, what else could be causing it to "timeout"? Would like to sort this as its quite annoying. Thanks, Adrian Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114865
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    - Printing Problems Hi, I've got three Terminal Servers running server 2003 R2 SP2. All users were able to print to the three HP printers. These are networked and the drivers are installed on each TS server. However, for two users they are unable to print to a specific printer. I can see this error: Note: the two users are on different TS servers and no-one else is affected. Event Type: Error Event Source: Print Event Category: None Event ID: 6161 Date: 18/06/2008 Time: 10:03:08 User: <userid> Computer: <server> Description: The document outbind://13-00000000C43DF1B8A8781D4EBC37A0ABBDB9C9AE0700401D75 owned by <user> failed to print on printer HP LaserJet 4350 (Fast black and white). Data type: NT EMF 1.008. Size of the spool file in bytes: 131072. Number of bytes printed: 48. Total number of pages in the document: 2. Number of pages printed: 0. Client machine: \\<servername>. Win32 error code returned by the print processor: 0. The operation completed successfully. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Please can someone help me shed some light on this. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114864
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    - Using VSS over the network Hi, I want to be able to backup open files on WinXP desktops to a tape drive on a Windows Server 2003 server. Is this possible? Ideally ntbackup run from server, but if not then can a WinXP ntbackup instance connect to a remote tape drive located on a Windows Server 2003 server? TIA, Jarryd Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114862
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    - Network Share file list refresh delays? Hi, I have a Windows 2003 R2 Enterprise server that is acting as a file share server, with several shares that clients mount. The problem I am currently seeing is files are being put onto the shares, but the clients are not seeing them - they exist locally, but clients are not seeing them in Windows Explorer, even after a forced refresh of the folder. Eventually the clients will catch up and the folders will appear to them, but often thats inconvenient timewise. Has anyone experienced this before? Cheers Richard Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114860
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    - Server 2003 64 Bit Network Printing Trying to configure a Konica Minolta C352 on a 64 Bit 2003 Server to install onto 32 Bit XP Clients. I have installed a 64 Bit driver for the server but the problem is I cannot install the 32 bit driver as an additional driver on the server so the xp clients can use this printer? Any ideas? Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114859
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    - how to view event trace log files(.etl) ? How to view event trace log files. event trace log files are created by trace logs of peformance logs . -- WM_QUIT RLN Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114857
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    - wmi and resetiing DTC log Hi guys, i nedd reset a dtc log through a WMI or VBS script. How i can do it ? Thanks in advance Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114856
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    - w2k3 as a domain 2000 mixed Hi friends, I've seem that here in my job we have a w2k3 server but the domain is "w2000 mixed" .... should I promote it to a w2k3 domain? why should I? which benefit offer this? thanks friends HB Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114847
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    - install new replica DC Hi friends, can you recomend me a link where I can find "best practice" in installing a new w2k3 server to act as new replica DC for a existing domain with only 1 DC....? thanks friends HB Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114846
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    - Open as Web Folder In Internet explorer 7 I can File:Open then open a web site in "Open as Web Folder" mode. Can someone please tell me what procol is being used for that connection. Thanks Fred Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114842
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    - Error code 0x80070035 - The network path was not found We recently purchased a pair of new servers and installed Windows Web Server 2008 on them. During the initial setup of the servers I was able to copy data back and forth from the existing 2003 Web Edition server and our 2003 R2 file server. Once I had all the data I needed on one of the 2008 servers I put them both on the DMZ and configured them identically. When it was time to transfer the data (C:\inetpub), or even browse, from one server to the other I was unable to do so. As I said before the servers are identical, the same users and shares on each, both are members of a workgroup called DMZ. The error message: Title Bar â?? Network Error Windows cannot access \\servername Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there might be a problem with your network. To try to identify and resolve network problems, click diagnose. Details: Error code 0x80070035 The network path was not found. If I click the â??Diagnoseâ?? button it tells me it canâ??t be repaired automatically. This happens in both directions, server1 to server2 and server2 to server1. Going from memory here is what I have tried so far making one change at a time, I think: â?¢ I can ping each server from the other â?¢ I can use â??webemtestâ?? to authenticate and connect from server1 to server2 and server2 to server1 â?¢ The Windows Firewall service has been disabled on both servers â?¢ Disabled UAC, this has been turned back on at this point â?¢ Set both servers to use LM & NTLM â?? use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated â?¢ The workgroup DMZ has been set to be a private network on both servers but changed back to public once and awhile, I think when other Network and Sharing Center features are turned on or off â?¢ Network and Sharing Center - Network discovery, file sharing, and password protected sharing are all turned on, printer sharing is not because I am unable to turn it on. Each time I try it resets itself to off after I click apply (Web edition limitation â?? no print services?). â?¢ File and printer sharing is enabled on the NIC â?¢ Each server has a static IP, these are different of course â?¢ I added records to the host file since DNS isnâ??t an option on Server 2008 Web Edition. There may be more but I canâ??t think of it right now. I tried everything I can think of short of calling Microsoft. Is this some type of limitation imposed by Microsoft? I know the web edition is supposed to be scaled down but seriously?! Do I need to run files to our web server with a USB stick every time I want to update a web page? Thoughts? -- Jeremy Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114840
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    - Does Hyper-V need shared disk I need to set up a lab but don't have SAN. In the past I have been using MS VM. Since Hyper-V RC is available can I use it without SAN? Thanks. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114839
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    - Home directory maintenance We have 60 teachers in AD each is assigned a home folder where my documents lives. How can I delete the home folder when a teacher leaves the school? Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114833
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    - File access auditing Server 2000 SP4 running AD. I have read many posts about how to log file and folder access, but it doesn't seem to work. I've enabled auditing of object access in a group policy on the domain controller. I've changed the properties of the folder to be audited and added the groups to audit and what's to be audited. Nothing shows up in the security event viewer when files are accessed, changed, added or deleted. It's got to be something I've overlooked. Can anyone steer me in the right direction? -- Jordon Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114827
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    - Automatic Updates options are all grey out for the for all the DCs Hi, Everyone, There is a weird thing happened to all the domain controller computers (all Windows server 2003 std) in our company. I have not noticed when exactly this started. It seems that the Automatic Updates options at our domain controllers are grey out. I used to check "Notify me but don't automatically download or install them" because i don't feel comfortable if i just let the updates automatically install to the domain controllers. But recently i noticed the all domain controllers just do the automatic updates and I am not able to change this settings because all the options at Automatic Updates (from Control Panel) are grey out. I checked the default domain group policy, all shows not cofigured for the windows updates. No other group policy linked to the domain controller OU. It seems this started to happen when I load some Windows critical updates to the servers couple of months ago. Does anyone know how to troubleshoot this or at leasts point me to the correct direction to check? Thank you very much for any help from you guys. John Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114825
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    - Volume shadow service Hi, I wanted to find out ... ideally in a microsoft windows 2003 network consisting of ISA Server 2004, Exchange 2003, domain controller, file server and sql server 2000 - what should one VSS? At the moment we are only using VSS on the file servers. Are their any other servers that one should VSS as per best practicses? Thanks Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114823
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    - Backup Exec not talking to VSS on Windows Server 2003 R2 Hello all, I am not really sure where to put this thread so here goes. I have come into a company where they are having a problem backing up one of the domain controllers. I am seeing an error message ID# 13, Source: VSS. It is showing a username in the registry that is no longer valid. When I go to the properties of VSS it is showing to use the System account. My problem is this: 2 DC's, one getting a successful backup and the other is not. Both have the same error message, and both are configured the same from what I can see. Can someone help me with this issue? This is getting to be very confusing. Thank you in advance for all of your help. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114820
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    - Username and Password greyed out Here's one I've never run across before. I have a Windows 2003/SP2 domain controller that I remotely manage via logmein IT-Reach. The client called and said they couldn't log into the machine locally because the username and password boxes were greyed out. I tried to log in via logmein IT-Reach. I got the same thing. Straight RDP, same thing from both inside and outside the network. I'm not finding much on the net about it. This is the only server on this segment. Running AD, F&P, App, DNS, DHCP. I was hoping someone here has seen this before. The only solution I've found so far is to do a cold-start. TIA Jon Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114819
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    - Determining AD account signed in in Domain How can I determine if an account is signed in on a Windows 2003 domain? I would not know what computer the account signed on and I would like to find a procedure to determine what computer the account is signed on. Is this possible? -- Greg Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114818
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    - Perflib error Hello All, I encountered a problem every time I tried to start the performance counter(We had a customized counter), the error message said the counter could not be started, asked me to refresh, check the log or reinstall, checked the log, error 1015 - Perflib found. Somehing related with the performance counter timeout...any one knows how to solve this problem and make the counter run again? OS: Win2000 Server Thanks ! Ben Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114817
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    - CALs on DC replica Hi friends, we have a W2k3 server installed from a "ilegal cd from the street", I mean, without purchased license (bad work from the last IT mgr) , since IÂ´m working here I already purchase a new legal License of W2k3 R2 with 40 CALs and IÂ´m planning to install it on a new server to act as DC replica of the existing domain. My question is: when I configure the new server as DC replica, what happend with my CALs legaly buyed? all the clients will work without problems? Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114814
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    - Clients lose WServer 2003 connection every afternoon Our network seems to be running fine, except that any clients still attached to the server (Windows 2003 SBS on a dual Xeon platform) around 6:00 PM locally lose access to the server. This means they cannot save their work or contact our time card system. The network was set up in late March and we have had no trouble. This has started recently, probably within the last three weeks. There have been no changes made to the network, policies, rights or such since early April. Any and all help would be appreciated. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114812
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    - Touble with deleting a folder under Profiles (Roaming) I cannot delete the user folder under profiles. I have removed the user and see no other connection to the user. How do I delete it? thx Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114809
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    - renaming of computers I have about 80-100 machines, mix of windows XP and professional (PCs and thin clients) and want to change the computer name on all of them. Is there a easy way to do that instead of individually changing and would it create any problem? They are on Windows 2003 sever. Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114807
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    - How to backup network printers Hi All, I'm trying to find a way to backup and restore the network printer settings for a server I have to reinstall. I found PrintMig from MS but it seems it backup\restore only the settings for local printers and not for network ones. Does anybody have an idea about that? Thank you very much Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114806
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    - New server and Exchange 2007 I am looking to put a new Domain Controller onto my network and am looking for advice/tutorials/step by step instructions even to add teh server and transfer all teh jobs from it to the new one i.e. DHCP, DNS etc. I am also looking to put a new Exchange 2007 box in to replace my current Exchange 2003 box. I am looking for specs for the server and for the best method of setting it up and transferring mailboxes etc to it. Once these jobs are both done, I need to completely remove the 2 current servers from teh domain. Again, I need some instructions on this as well. TIA -- ats@jbex All the power's in the hands Of people rich enough to buy it While we walk the street Too chicken to even try it The Clash - White Riot Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114805
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    - Diskmanagement does not show drive letter Hi, Got a problemem with mounting drives on an windows 2003 Enterprise server SP2. After mounting a disk from a san the windows server does not show a drive letter to the mounted disk. Windows explorer does show a drive letter, windows command does show a drive letter but under windows disk management there is no drive letter assigned to the disk. If you want to add a drive letter to the disk it gives a error, but in you got to the explorer of command prompt you can browse to the folder and files. After a server reset a drive letter is assigned and is working fine. The reason why restating is not an option is that the mounted disk must be available for the backup. So restarting the server several times a night is not really a solution. Anybody an idea why windows is behaving like this, and even more important is there a know solution to it beside restarting the server. Thanks Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114801
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    - Windows Server 2008 Backup on more external HDD Hi, I try to use windows server 2008 backup - I have problem with backup on two external HDD. I set up backup with no problem by wizard. Then when back start - windows start two jobs but one failed because another was start. How set windows backup for backup on more external disk in one time? Peter Tag: viewing hidden folders in win2003 Tag: 114799
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HI,
I have checked display sytem folders and files and unchecked the hidden
protected system and hidden extension of known file types on opening
Mycomputer | Tools | folder options | view , but still i couldn't see all
files and folders under Documents and settings.

Best Regards, Darshan Diora

Re: viewing hidden folders in win2003 by Jeremy

Jeremy
Thu Jun 19 08:57:03 PDT 2008

Tools, Folder Options, View tab, the under 'Hidden files and folders' there
is a radio button, you have wo options:

Do not show hidden files and folders
Show hidden files and folders

Choose the second one in addition to the changes you have already made and
you should be able to see what you are looking for.

"DD" <darshan.diora@infrasofttech.com> wrote in message
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> HI,
> I have checked display sytem folders and files and unchecked the
> hidden protected system and hidden extension of known file types on
> opening Mycomputer | Tools | folder options | view , but still i couldn't
> see all files and folders under Documents and settings.
>
> Best Regards, Darshan Diora
>
>
>

Re: viewing hidden folders in win2003 by DD

DD
Thu Jun 19 09:15:42 PDT 2008

HI,
The show hidden files and folders radio button is already selected
along with the option described below but still could not view all folders.
FYI it's Win 2003 ENT R2 with SP2

Best Regards,
Darshan Diora
"Jeremy Rossi" <JLRossi@MFS.tld> wrote in message
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> Tools, Folder Options, View tab, the under 'Hidden files and folders'
> there is a radio button, you have wo options:
>
> Do not show hidden files and folders
> Show hidden files and folders
>
> Choose the second one in addition to the changes you have already made and
> you should be able to see what you are looking for.
>
>
> "DD" <darshan.diora@infrasofttech.com> wrote in message
> news:eYQiS2h0IHA.2084@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> HI,
>> I have checked display sytem folders and files and unchecked the
>> hidden protected system and hidden extension of known file types on
>> opening Mycomputer | Tools | folder options | view , but still i couldn't
>> see all files and folders under Documents and settings.
>>
>> Best Regards, Darshan Diora
>>
>>
>>
>