Hi Everybody!
We have here a NT server in our small office (about 10 users).
Win NT 4.0, SP5, HDD is 6 GB, PIII. There are two partitions –
FAT & NTFS on the disk. Drive C is FAT (some 16 -bit programs
need it).Drive D is NTFS (users files), Everything was fine until I noticed
that there is only 200
megs free space! And I can’t delete practically nothing, only some
files. Now we are ready to buy a new HDD, but how we can copy
all this stuff  with working OS, user rights and accounting softwares
to the new disk? This is really big problem for us!
If somebody can, please give some good advice!
With Best Regards,
Jan.

When I click a shortcut to open Microsoft Word, I see the opening splash
screen…..the Word window starts to open…then the computer freezes.  I
have completely uninstalled Word and reinstalled it with no change. I can
get into Word by opening an existing Word document.   Any ideas?

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Help!

    I accidentally deleted file ypauab.exe.  I am assuming that it is
part of the windows operating system.  I deleted the file when my virus
software flagged it as a virus file.  If this file is a part of the OS I
cannot find it anywhere.  Without the file the operating system  will
not even let me reinstall win98SE.  I have also looked on my system
back-up files and cannot find it there!!  If anyone out there has any
ideas I would appreciate it.

    Regards,
            Les

I have a CanonBJC4400 Series printer (Windows 95).  It prints offline and
will print emails.  However, it no longer prints printable web pages.  It
did print online until I upgraded to AOL 6.0.  I later installed 5.0 and
it still won’t print.  Nothing seems to work.  Help!  Thanks…Judy

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Dear all,
I got one of those new "msn" membership deals – sign up for 3 years
with msn, and I get to purchase electronic goods at Circuit City at a
bargain. I tried to log on to msn with my chosen Member ID, and the
password assigned to me, but I couldn’t log on using "Dial-Up
Networking". Kept on getting a "Bad Password" error even though I was
using the long password assigned by Circuit City’s computers. Anyone
else had a similar experience?? Appreciate any suggestions and help.
Thanks in advance.

Dano

Hi. I need to make an emergency startup floppy that will let me access USB
devices. I have a USB external hard drive for backup, and I’d like to be
able to restore to my main hard drive after a failure by booting from a
floppy and then restoring to the main drive from the external drive. I can’t
find any reference to USB support on a startup floppy. Any help? Thanks.

Hi

! Unsuccessfully loaded administrator profile on WinNt4.0 server creates a
Profiles/System map. How to correct?

Rene

In windows ME I cannot get rid of the logon/password as the machine boots
up. Clicking Cancel or exit has not changed that. Thank you for advise.

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Thanks in advance!

in explorer, when you select ‘details’, you get filesize stated in Kb,
like 3,372 Kb.  what i’d like to see is the full number 3,452,928.  can
this be changed so the whole data shows?  thanks for the help.

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Tell me and I forget.  Show me and I remember.  Involve me and I
understand. –Chinese Proverb