Initially the server had only 1 NIC but shortly after someone came in and added a 2nd NIC for internet access, coming thru from a DSL modem.
Previous to this only 1 other computer on the network had Internet access, so i'm guessing that was the entry point.
Don't know if a freshly...
Thanks for the responses. Will be heading to this client tomorrow and will give the Malwarebytes a shot. Noticed the supported OS's don't list 2003 Server as an option but I will still try it anyways.
Hi all,
Here's my situation. I have a server running 2003 Small Biz Edition. It was freshly installed recently, without any latest updates. Another company ran an Internet line for us, connected it and left it connected over the weekend when they were instructed to leave it disconnect. So the...
I'm going to get my hands on the CD that was used tomorrow hopefully. I wasn't around when the installation was being done (the client only called me in after this happened) so I'm not sure if they were using an original or copied version of Peachtree.
Backup is available but whoever was...
Hey all,
I've got a Windows 2003 Server machine. Someone tried to install Peachtree on it, but was not successful due to an error they said which was insufficient priviledges or something along those lines.
That was on a Friday.
Monday now, users come back to work, all...
I'll have to mention that to him... swish does make sense in terms of what he was talking about, just can't understand why he went through the trouble of spelling Slash for me though.
Thanks for mentioning that though.
That's the only Slash i'm familiar with myself!
Looks like I'll have to wait until Thursday when I meet the guy again to find out more info about this.
All I know is he said he used it when he worked in Venezuela and it was similar to Flash.
Someone was telling me about some software going by the name "Slash" that's supposedly used to make animations much like using flash.
I've tried searching around for this "slash" without any luck... anyone ever came across this software or used it before? Am I making a typo or have I been...
There's this song playing on the radio a few times which I heard sampling the music from Billy Idol's 'Eyes without a face', guess it's a recent song since I've only heard it this month.
Anyone knows the name of it? I've tried looking by the lyrics I know from it but can't seem to get...
Hey thanks alot for mentioning that note about the cold lamination. I think the Dymo uses thermal paper so yup, laminating that would cause problems! I'll speak to the staff on Monday to find out what sort of lamination device they have.
The tractor feed with one up labels sounds good too...
Thanks for the ideas guys.
The purpose for the cards isn't due to staff turnover though. It's a small private hospital who wants to print out cards for patients with stuff like their blood type, etc.
They've got about 2000 of the pre-printed cards at the moment with their logo etc. on it...
Looking for a printer capable of printing on individual business cards.
Basically I've got a customer with alot of pre-printed cards, which they'd like to put into a printer and have info. such as name, address, etc. printed onto the already pre-printed card.
I saw Canon has a few but only...
I ended up putting an IDE drive into the server, and installing win2k3 server on it. I was then able to see the corrupted mirrored scsi drives in windows explorer, but their C: partition was totally inaccessible and the D: was not much better.
I had some file recovery software which I'm...
Unfortunately this scenario really sucks since the people had this server as their DC with exchange running on it also, which is really not a good idea. On top of that... you guessed it... no backups!
I'm just really scared to try removing one of the drives and putting it in another PC right...
Long story short... 2 SCSI drives in a raid 1 configuration, Windows no longer boots despite many efforts to repair, but it seems the file system has become corrupted.
Is it possible for me to remove 1 of the 2 drives physically and place it into another machine and be able to view the drive...
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