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Thanks. Later in the day after I posted the message I went poking around in the registry. I found an entry from the MDAC install from Service Pack 4 that was calling RUNONCE.
I removed it and that fixed the problem.
Thanks again.
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Windows 2000 Pro. is equivalent to Windows NT 4 Workstation...
I you wanna install SQL Server Enterprise (no Desktop instalation) you should install WIndows 2000 Adv. Serv.
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Hi Folks,
I have several machines at home. One of them, an Nt 4.0 box is very slow at networking with the other machines. I know this isn't a programming question, but has anyone had this sort of problem?
Not quite sure what other info to list here.
machines: Win Nt 4.0 (x2), Win95 (x 1)
Any pointers, I've tried just about all I can think of.
I'm not a sysadmin type of guy, I like writing software,
hence I've never really learnt much about configuring networks.
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The number of things you can try is, unfortunately, nearly endless. Here's a few things off the top of my head:
Could it be hardware? Some clone machines that have interrupt conflicts or flaky hard drives sometimes work, but work slowly. The hardware doesn't fail, just takes 3 retries to do everything.
Check and see how many protocols you have set up. You likely only need TCP/IP, but maybe IPX for playing games too. Make sure the "default" protocol is the same for all the boxes (TCP/IP my recommendation), and remove anything you don't need.
Some network cards don't play nice together. 100BaseT cards are like $20 ea, I'd just buy new cards for everything, get all the same brand. I like DLink there cheap and you can always find the right drivers.
HTH
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calling
net use * \\computer\disc /user:user /persistent:no
it from undfined time/reason for some computers displays
System error 1219 has occurred.
The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of credentials.
untill i not reboot i'm not able to map this disc
what is reason?
what to do against?
thanks
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That means you're already logged in to \\computer as a different user.
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I've an implementation of a performance monitor DLL
that seems to work under NT4.0 but not under 2000
has there been some subtle changes to the API that
I'm missing somewhere.
If you could help I'd be interested
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May be your problem is that the buffers are not aligned to 8 bytes (in NT4 they had to be aligned to 32 bits) Check Event log for event 1016
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If anyone has an idea how to make the custom-build web browser the default browser instead of IE or Netscape.
Please suggest and share with us.
I already change the following registry to my browser but it still is not working.
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\http\shell\open\command]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\http\shell\open\ddeexec\Application]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\https\shell\open\command]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\https\shell\open\ddeexec\Application]
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just right-click on a .html file with the shift key held down and when the "open with" dialog pops up, choose your bustom web browser as the default. That might work.
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OS - WindowsNT 4 (s.p.5).
PC has not keyaboard and mouse.
I set in Services Event Viewer - Disabled.
When OS loads I get message in Service Cointrol Manager window:
At least one service or driver failed. Use Event Viewer.
How to hide this message to continue without pressing on OK-button?
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Does anybody know how I can enumerate all workstations registered in the given domain. The problem is to see unplugged workstations too.
Sorry for my English.
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Maybe ping all that you see and ignore those who don't answer?!
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I want to hide the process of my program.
When the user press ctrl+alt+del, my program must do not appear !
but i don't know how to do, somebody wants to help me ?
(xcuse me for my english i'm french)
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Use RegisterServiceProcess. Wors fine.
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Paul K. a recommandé d'utiliser RegisterServiceProcess(), qui est correct. Mais rendez-vous compte qu'il y a un autre effet - votre programme ne termine pas quand (j'ai besoin de changer à l'anglais pour les terms techniques) when the user logs off.
S'il n'est pas acceptable que le programme coure après log-off, il fait répondre au message WM_ENDSESSION et terminer le programme vous-même.
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Hi
I was wondering if there is a way to tap the http signal on the Windows platform. What I am looking for is some code which can sit on the user desktop and tap all http requests originating and delivered to his computer. Any help will be appreciated.
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Anybody have any recomendations on using BeOS?
Anybody tried it with the ICQ and AIM versions out there?
Anybody got any replies, Email me if you have comments.
-TheBlondJamesBond
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I did some development on it last year. Waste of time - the project killed the company. Poor documentation, cruddy tools, and no longer supported by the creator. Why waste your time on it?
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hi,
please excuse my english.
I tried to install windows 2000 on a brand new Pentium 3 600
with ATI Rage 128 BUT I am having no luck.
The install keeps crashing half the way in ntkernel.dll
The same problem happens when I Install the service pack 4 of NT.
If anyone can shed some light on this I greatly appreciate it. I Don't like win98 for an OS 
thank you
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Oh the error is
STOP IRQ_Not_Less_Or_Equal
I hope this might help in getting the answer
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I agree totally win 98 sucks. You can try
using a separate video card with some supported drivers
and then installing the v.card later. Or you can switch
to something more alternative, like Linux A word of
advice,dont trust anything concerning supported devices
if it comes from MS. Also try using reference drivers
after youve got W2K installed.
-TheBlondJamesBond
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Thank you
I will try that
I also saw some mentioning about a possibility that the network card also may cause these problems
I will try your suggestion and will post the progress.
pardon my ignorance.. What are Reference Drivers.
Thanks in advance
Alfadhly
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I want to read and write the TCP/IP Seetings of WinNT with an C++ or Delphi Programm. Does someone know, where I can find these seetings in the Registry, or so?
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For NT
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip
should be somthing similar for Win9x
HTH
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