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have you cleared the dns totally both client cache and on the server

shared memory? I have an old laptop that does this and that was using shared memory for graphics and just could not cope. Try with a lower resolution

Last time I saw Dan he was working for Redstor

check that you do not have another GPo with the settings. If you have the settings enabled in the default policy for example you may find that the ie policy in overwritten

you need to make sure that you have .net version 2 on the system and registered

are you using PS3 inside the house Ie 2 PS3's or do you want to use them to allow the PS3 access to the internet for online gaming?? If the second then what is the speed of your internet connection if less than 40Mg then the netplugs will be fine!!

I use it at home with no problems. The main thing that I found was that Netplugs set to 85MPs only ran at 40ish on my cabling(20 years Old.) I now use mine to send the Virgin media ethernet from the modem (at the front of the house) to my router (in the centre of the house.)

You shouldn't need a batch file as Backup exec has the functionality to stop services as required.

You can use Dbattach to backup the SIMS database via a scheduled task there are various switches that make this simple to do in your first statement you mention the SQL agent for SQL2000?? Sims should be on SQL 2005

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yes but you need kit to be able to view them. ie freesat Hd sky HD vigin media HD. or a freeview solution that can allow access to HD content

I remember with great fondness the days when we could have a lesson outside if the weather was nice!!

Love to see someone try that on a three story building in this country!!!!!

what M/board and check for bios updates. We had some 865gm2 boards that would not install XP until a bios update was applied

Looks pretty serious to meuntitled.bmp

terminal server will do the trick

We have had the same problem and it is fixed by detaching and then re attaching the database.

Characters from Eastenders... imagine the fun you could have announcing that"Phil Mitchel has gone down!!" or even"I am taking Grant Mitchell down tonight!!" in addition "bianca has got a screaming error Report" or Finally......... "Hey guess what Dot Cotton has just gone down on me!!"

Famous players from Sheffield Utd's history (nicknamed The Blades) Can't think of any at the moment but I am sure there are some

Anything with Tom Cruise, Canoe Reeves, Kevin Costner (except Dances with Wolves) Infact most films in which Americans try to do any of the following. Be anything other that american, reinvent their role in the War, try to act!!

Capita advise for this would be to dettach the database and re attach. Have you checked the event logs on the machines at the time that users try to login and also take a look at the server at the same time.

Reason 0 normally points to an error with the connect.ini Have you changed any shares or links on the network that point to a connect.ini

will be voting later

I have seen this and was able to fix by removing the tick from the bi directional printing!! on the server.

have you check the access via the share option. With ntfs you have file level security and the share level security. If there are no entries in the share option then you will not get in from a client