Summary: I have a very strange problem , one I logged in and without executing the log in script it take me out and start to execute the log off scrip ! i trie...
Summary: my dual computer is working fine for months. Today when I turn on computer, it hang up after the screen start up then forced me to turn off computer a...
Summary: I have this strange problem to solve. Whenever I logon to windows 2000, W2K is starting to load my personal settings. This seems no problem to me. Ho...
Summary: I'm using Windows 2000. The computer boots up. It does nothing when I try to log in with "control alt delete" . I'm getting a response from the key...
Summary: Do you know anything about the "administrator" log on box which comes on at the begining(boot-up), it's silly to me because we go to put in a password...
Summary: Try this twist on your dilema. I recently upgraded a domain controller and all the machines in the domain which were off ( only a couple) were locked ...
Summary: I am using NTBackup on a Win2000 server. The command string for my scheduled task (run as administrator) is as follows: G:\WINNT\system32\ntbackup.ex...
Summary: I accidently turned off my pc without doing a correct shutdown, now everytime I try to boot and log in i`m getting this; DETAIL - An I/O operation ini...
Summary: Thanks for the replies folks. There are 30 clients and 1 win2K server (DC).All user accounts were created as domain user accounts. I noticed the users...
Summary: From what I remember of older IIS versions, for ftp, if you create a subdirectory off of ftproot with the same name as their user name, when they log ...
Summary: Just upgraded (wiped and installed from scratch)a Windows 98 client to XP SP2. The server is W2k Fully SPed DC. When the client boots it takes a long ...
Summary: Thanks for the input, however, listen carefully: MY PASSWORD's BEEN CORRUPTED I shut down my desktop last week before going on vacation - Came back la...
Summary: I installed Windows 2000 over win98, It says that my username/password is invalid. I CAN'T Log In!!!!! I have not been able to log in since I installe...
Summary: I have searched and searched for an answer to this - to date, I have not found one. I am looking for a tool/command/utility that will tell me the logi...
Summary: Hi, I've got an SGI 540 workstation that is giving me all kinds of problems. It was crashing/locking at video driver load, but I got past that (not s...
Summary: I have installed w2k on FAT32. Everyhing was ok. After a few days i started making changes to disks layout. I added another primary partition and inst...
Summary: HI I'm running Windows Advanced Server and I want to be able to run a log-in script that when someone logs into the FTP server a welcome message show...
Summary: I just worked in a new company with a DC and some domain users. I created a new domain account in the DC and tried to log in from a win2k pro computer...
Summary: If you haven't yet, make sure in Client for Microsoft Networks you have checked off to log into the domain, and list the domain name. Do not use the f...
Summary: I solved it!!! I logged in remotely to the registry and changed the letters from there.... thank you anyway you who read this message! "-Doctor, befor...
Summary: Ok, this might be an od question but how can I make the Windows 2000 log in screen look like the XP one! The standard XP one, you know the one with th...
Summary: Hi folks. I'm experimenting a big problem log in into windows2000 server and I dont know how to overcome that. Symptom: The domain exist but when user...
Summary: I have a win 2000 pro workstation all was working well when i updated the application compatability using Windows update. now I cannot log in to any...
Summary: You must have a local account on the computer where you are attempting to log on. Log in as the administrator and create user local accounts. Email me...
Summary: My w2k SP3 works fine on my primary 40 Gb drive (15 Gb partition), with a second 120 Gb HD. I'd like to boot w2k on my second 120 Gb, to remove my fir...
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