Our company is finally moving from a workgroup to a domain.
I have followed the instructions posted in other posts about copying the
user profile using the "system" applet. However, when I log in to the user,
none of my settings seem to be there. Not even the desktop background. ...

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I need to connect to small office network when I am traveling or at another
office.
We have Static IP from ComcastCable. Goes to modem, then to Router. Router
is connected to Server.

Please help me with this absolutely frustrating problem. I am able to
connect to internet throught the wireless router and i am able to ping
my self i.e 127.0.0.1, but I am unable to ping anyone else connected to
the router, and they are not able to ping me. I turned of the windows

In these few months, 3 out of our 60 users sometimes have problem when login
into the domain. 2 to 3 times per week.
The message is like "Windows cannot connect to the domain, either because
the domain controller is down or otherwise unavailable or because your

When a user with for an example a laptop that has a mapped drive, connects to
a network that does not include this mapped drive connection. Then this will
cause a slowdown in the system. Desktop kan freeze, and it can take up to 2
minutes before the computer can be fully usable.

I cannot launch IE7 from the IE icon - I just get the Internet Properties
window.  I can launch IE7 from web page shortcuts and the home key on the
keyboard.  How do I get IE to launch from the IE icon?  Internet Explorer
does not appear in my 'All Programs' list but is listed ...

I got the following 'error' message when I attempted to make Printer Sharing
connected.
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Mshome is not accessible.  You might not have permission to use this

I have a Windows network with 15 users running on a Domain using SBS2003.
The network gradually slows down during the day and users sometime have
issues of waiting up to 1-2 mins to collect and open a file from the server.
The server itself is setup to do all it¹s AV scans, updates, ...

I'm setting up a new laptop running XP home edition and trying to
access a client-server running SBS2003.  My problem is that I can't
change the computer's name under "Network ID" because that option is
greyed-out in XP.  I can't access our server without changing this.

Here's a scenario for you:
I have a mobile phone (smartphone w/Windows Mobile) which has loads of
anytime minutes
I also have a broadband connection at home which has a high limit of

I'm wondering if there is anyway for me to obtain information about the
hardware attached to an IP that my router is broadcasting.
The situation is this...
I have a VOIP adapter plugged into a 4 port router, so it gets its own IP

What does this mean and how can I fix it?
Thanks,
Lauria
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I am very frustrated. It seems as though i can not transfer faster then
3.0mb/s on my LAN. I have two windows xp pro machines and a netgear
rp114 router. When I copy over any size file (usually around 1 or 2 gig
folders) the transfer speed caps at 3mb/s. In theory should I not be

I have a desktop and a laptop both with XP. I am trying to network them
together so that I can use the desktop printer. However, I can't seem to get
them to network together. I am able to get on the internet with both but on
my desktop it doesn't allow me to look and see what ...