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Quote: Now that I got your attention (for those of you who remember those days).. lol, that was a good one /Toby

I was just going to post about this. I reinstalled my system and VM was nowhere to be found...I wonder why they took it away without any info on thier java-site??!! Big thanks Davros! I'm downloading it now

Quote: Someone told me its because I disabled the Last Access Update in NTFS. Some files need this to lookup certain files atributes? It should not be a problem to disable Last Access Update but if you disabled (value 1) NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation that's the problem. Some installers depend on 8.3-names to work correctly. Change it back, reboot and try agian. /Toby

D) Check this thread http://www.ntcompatible.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12010&highlight=outlook+attachment

alva, check your mail.. /Toby

I got Turok2 working. SayArgh, check your mail for my exe. Hobert Lyons, if you got your email is registrated here I will send it to you too... /Toby

FAT only support filesizes up to 4GB. Format the the drive with NTFS and it should work ok. /Toby

Rightclick and "Sort by name" ? Or am i missing something /Toby

*WARNING* Save your work berfore following this link or it will be lost if you use XP. It will make you log off and will close all applications... http://www.krypton3d.com/xp Can't find any patch for this use of cmd.exe over at ms, hope they post one soon... What I would like to know is, does your AV-software detect this? Mine does not - Norton Corp 7.60 /Toby

LOL, good old Outlook

Ok, I tried it... It pops up with a warning and then logs me off So it catched it but couldnt do anything about it. Reinstalling NAV Corp... From EventLog: Event Type: Error Event Source: F-Secure Anti-Virus Event Category: None Event ID: 103 Date: 2002-03-09 Time: 20:50:24 User: N/A Computer: BTE1 Description: 2 2002-03-09 20:50:24+02:00 bte1 BTE1\Toby F-Secure Anti-Virus Malicious code found in file C:\Documents and Settings\Toby\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\XMHHK7FI\xp[1].htm. Infection: Exploit.CodeBaseExec Action: none. /Toby

I really don't know, but it's my guess that it monitor temporary internet files for a spawn of a commandshell but thats just a guess. I have not seen this myself, it's just what I was told by a guy running F-secure. I'll check if there's a trail and try it myself Got nothing better to do anyway, just trying to ignore my hangover /Toby

Yeah I know it's up to MS. But since I read that F-secure detect it as: Exploit.CodeBaseExec, I was intrested in what other AV-scanners could do /Toby

I agree with insaNity, CDex rocks. I've been using it for a long time and it's great, never had any problems with it. /Toby

Try to stop & disable the indexservice and see if it helps.

We got a consultant from MS coming over to work on monday helping us out with some troubles with our migration of Exchange>AD. I'll talk to him and if I get the files I'll send then to you ASAP. /Toby

It does, but if you can ignore the warning by pressing defrag again.

I think this "Pacman" is full of ****. I have used Diskkeeper7 for some time now without any problems and it does it all in one pass. Just make sure to run chksk.exe /F first to fix any filesystem errors berore running the defrag to avoid any corruption. Most likely "Pacman" had not /Toby

Hi, Just call Microsoft and they will send the hotfix you by e-mail i notime. I have called them a few times and they are very fast, and they never charge you for the fixes. /Toby

The /V flag gives you the info of what's been fixed. example: chkdsk d: /F /V >c:\log.txt whould log to log.txt on your c:\ instead of the screen. /Toby

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q264442 /Toby

This is how I have changed my shortcut to make explorer start in C:\ target: %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e, C:\ /Toby

Here's one more that I use www.dns2go.com /Toby

I just reinstalled my workstation at home. Back to Win2k from XP and the only thing I can think of is "why did'nt I do this earlier". I't feels so much more speedy and snappier and this is on a PIII 1Ghz with 512MB. The only thing I'm gonna miss is the updated version of TS. Do anyone else feel the same way? Anyway, happy new year to all of you ! /Toby

Sandoval, Glad you agree with me. The stuff you wrote is exactly what I ment I doubt I'll give it another try after SP1, it will still be to many stupid "wizards" and even after disabling them the whole OS feel much slower...I have always been very pleased with Win2k so I really don't know why I even bothered with XP, I guess the only reason is that it's fun to try out everything new (Just to let you know, I also got a CUSL2-mobo(BIOS 1009)and it has been very stable with XP so maybe there is a bad driver for one of your PCI-cards?) Cheers! /Toby