Summary: Win2k doesn't see NT domain for password Change.................................. Hi, At work I use a win2K box which connects to an NT4 domain. Prob...
Summary: I had SCSI Cd-Rom, but it broke down. I also have 2 SCSI HDDs. Now i decided to connect a new IDE CD-Rom drive as Pimary Master. BIOS recognizes the d...
Summary: I have an NT4 svr (SP5) and WIN98 client. When both are on the same network/segment, the client can see the domain and can log into it. However, when ...
Summary: I need to add a Windows 2000 server to a domain. The domain controller is Windows NT 4. It worked before. Recently, I reset the security on the domain...
Summary: Hi, I can't use my CD to install my OS. I have a sytem with a scsi Plextor Ultraplex 40max and a blank (no OS) Quantum scsi hard drive. The system has...
Summary: I'll bet it is a WINS issue ! :) Whenever you can't see a domain controller, 9 out of 8 times it is a WINS issue. Go to TCP/IP and make sure you have ...
Summary: Hi Terry, When they were writing for Jet3.0, I doubt there was even one NT server around with 2 Gb of ram. I'm afraid that no one than the one who has...
Summary: When my users are logging onto the Network, I have put together scripts to map drives, set-up printers etc, but although they are being validated onto...
Summary: I have a longshine LCS 8634P network card, I'm trying to get it to work on NT4 SP1. When first inserted it appeared with a IRQ conflict. Now with this...
Summary: If you can see your scsi drive from DOS, that means your scsi controller is functioning properly. Now you have to check if you are using the proper NT...
Summary: I have two NT domains which I wish to merge. I would like to be able to copy all the userids AND passwords from one domain to the other. Has anyone ex...
Summary: As I recall that is what it is supposed to see - the CD Rom drive. Are you saying that the installation process fails to continue after that point or ...
Summary: the real question is "What does the BIOS see" that could be the problem..I am running an old M-46 Ibm 30mhz SX with at 10gig hd..the bios doesn't see ...
Summary: The problem I am having is that Network Neighborhood doesn't pick up all the computers in my network. We have approx 300-400 users. We are running a...
Summary: Is that for a DesignJet or DeskJet? Either way HP doesn't have NT drivers for it. You could try loading the DesignJet or DeskJet drivers for the 500...
Summary: I'm trying to set up access to an NT domain for remote computers that will be coming in over the internet via a VPN connection. Once I've created the...
Summary: What kind of modem is it? Can you download NT drivers for it? Gates did not design NT for the home user, you have to know what you're doing. ...
Summary: Here is a Microsoft TechNet article which will shed some light on "Browsing Shares on a Windows NT Workstation or server using Windows 98": Jamie Broo...
Summary: I don't quite agree, though I would say NT is a better OS than Win98, you still should have no problem getting it to work on an NT Domain. If the Win9...
Summary: Hi: I need to change the admin password for winnt domain in our office. We have a PDC and BDC running NT server. I also need to change the local adm...
Summary: Hi guys I'm dialing into a private network, using a normal analogue phone line. It dials into a Cisco remote access server, which verfies my username ...
Summary: Okay, I'm a bit of a newbie, but I don't think this is a dumb question. I built 6 Win98 PCs, fresh load of the OS and nothing else. I have a NT Serve...
Summary: You need 3 items on each computer for TCP/IP to work: IP address Subnet Mask Default Gateway The IP Address and Default Gateway have to be inside the ...
Summary: I have a DeskJet 880c connected to an NT computer and shared. When I try to install that printer on a Win2K machine, it says the driver must be loade...
Summary: I updated a Win2K Pro workgroup file server computer to a Win NT Server in an attempt to set up a NT domain. I used the computer names and workgroup n...
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