Summary: Guys, There is a file in my PC and I can't delete it using WindowsNT Explorer. It says the access is denied. I tried to change it's attributes using W...
Summary: I got 3 users using win95 in the same workgroup. The problem here is only one of them cannot access files from server but still can login into it. I a...
Summary: I am not very familiar with batch files, however I need to know how to delete a batch file which starts up a service called asset insight. I'm sure t...
Summary: The following message is appearing in my System Event log every time I boot up with a red stopsign icon. It doesn't seem to be causing a problem, but ...
Summary: I do have a problem with my NT4.0 server. I have one physical drive with a C:\-drive and a E:\-drive, both NTFS. For some weeks ago I discovered that ...
Summary: We are having an occassional problem deleting some files or folders from our NT 4.0 server. Here's what we know: We've taken ownership, reset the pe...
Summary: For some reason, there is one folder on the server that I cannot change of the files in. Files in the subdirectories can be deleted/changed, same wit...
Summary: I am having a file-access problem with NT 4.0 I have an NT ws4.0 station set up on my network as a "file server" for LAN users. My restictions on the...
Summary: I have the computers at my school restricted from viewing c drive in my computer and everything but using IE or Office 2000 they can choos open or sav...
Summary: I just installed a new RAID 5 drive in my server yesterday and it went fine. I copied a file onto the new drive to make sure it would backup last nigh...
Summary: Our office uses a couple of NT 4.0 computers to access the internet. When I (administrator) try and delete the temporary files from all of the profil...
Summary: Hi We have a NT server 4, sp6a running as a webserver and in the wwwroot folder we have a temp folder with some MS doc files that I can't delete, it s...
Summary: What would the code look like if I wanted to delete old .log files from a server using VB Script? I have no experience with VB and I can assure you t...
Summary: Sorry, forgot to mention that the Word VBA macros also create another file on same NW server, in same directory & I can delete that other file from W...
Summary: We have an NT file server where people from our company can share files. Users have different privileges and restriction to view, move, add, or delete...
Summary: I've just installed a dual boot 98SE/Nt4 with SP5 onto a clean drive. C:1G FAT16 D:4G Fat32 e:4G NTFS f:4G Fat32 When I empty any files from the r...
Summary: Hi Dr. Zhivago, I followed ur clue. It is pointing me to sharing violations when working with remote files. In my case files are located on a local ...
Summary: We had a bad sector on the Exchange 5.5 server priv database drive. That has been replaced and the database was repaired and fixed using eseutil. But ...
Summary: This is usually 'fixed' by either editing the Boot.ini to correctly point to the location of the NTOSKrnl.exe (i.e. \winnt\root\system32\ntoskrnl.exe)...
Summary: I have an adm file that I use for a policy that restricts access to the control panel, however I want to let my users have access to printers to be ab...
Summary: I try to delete a dll file in my system folder but it said the file is been use. I delete from DOS or deltree but still unsuccessful. I can't restart ...
Summary: I have moved my paging file from C: to D:, however once I set the Initial/Maximum settings for D:, I can't clear the settings for C:. Do I still need ...
Summary: What would the code look like if I wanted to delete all ".log" files from a server that were older that three months? Also, how would I program it to...
Summary: Mr H, tnx for response. I have a network computer where I want to delete a "whatever" file when I log off the computer. The login is no problem.. TNX ...
Summary: Hi Just wondering if there is any utils to delete the same file name from multiple directories all in one go, eg. I want to delete a folder/file call...
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