Someone (One of the MVPs ) wrote that disabling the
system restore during uninstall would not be a good idea.
While I agree with that in a general sense, There are some
cases where it does work. These are failed installs, failed

A friend running Windows ME asked me to look at her machine because IE6
(SP1) wasn't working, although Outlook Express was.  I found I could ping
public servers, and when I loaded Firefox on the machine that worked
perfectly.

    Have Tried the XP version, but can't purchase as money is
extra tight. Want to go back to Me until then. I Get a Blue
Screen at startup which states:
An Exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C006115D in VxD

2K server with the Home Folder selected for the user under the Profile tab in
AD. The ME pc will not create the drive to the home folder. The only way I
can get it to work is if I use the NET USE command in the login script. Any
help is appreciated.

My PC and laptop both have Windows XP SP2.
They can both dial-up to the Internet using their own modems, with IE and
Outlook both working fine on both machines.
The dial-up Internet connection on my PC has Internet Connection Sharing

Via a Linksys wireless router and DSL I have a Win ME
desktop connecting to the internet and working well.  I
have a notebook running XP connecting wirelessly to the
internet and working well.  I'm trying to get the 2

As a volunteer I run a peer to peer network where I've had no trouble in the
past with Win95, Win98, WinXp, Mac OSX, but Windows Me has be stumped.
First and foremost, my most used Windows networking command is the NET family,
particularly Net View & Net Use.   On both 9x & Xp I can ...

I am using Windows ME and having the following problems with netstat /
command.com.
When I run netstat it just runs real quick and disappears, not allowing me
time to see what it displays.  I have tried running command.com and changing

I have a few problems with a network that i am building.
There are 3 pc's with two running ME and the other running XP.
The XP machine can access the two ME machines with no errors.
The problem seems to be the with the two ME machines accessing the XP