what i do in win2003?
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When accessing a resource on a Windows 2003 server from another host, your current credentials (username & password) are sent over the network.  If both computers are on a workgroup, then your userid (with the same password) needs to be created on both computers.\n\nNext, you need to make sure that you have assigned the appropriate permissions.  Since you received an "Access Denied" error, it appears that you did not set up the appropriate permissions.  You will not only need to configure the Share permissions, but also take a look at the Security (NTFS) permissions [assuming that the drive is formatted with NTFS].  \n\nMaybe the link below can clarify it for you.
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You need to create a DOS boot disk and load the CD-ROM drivers.  Do a format -s to format your c: partition and make it bootable.  Once the drivers are loaded create a directory in the root of your C: drive named i386 and copy the i386 directory from the cd and run the install.\n\nOr if you have a Windows 9.X CD boot from it once you are booted replace the CD with you 2k3 cd and run winnt from the i386 directory.
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Windows 95\n\n    * Restart the computer.\n    * Just after the POST diagnostics and memory count, start pressing the F8 key\n    * On the Startup Menu, choose Safe Mode\n\nWindows 98/Me\n\n    * Restart the computer.\n    * Just after the POST diagnostics and memory count, start pressing the F8 key\n    * On the Startup Menu, choose Safe Mode\n\nor you may use the System Configuration Utility Method.\n\n    * While in Normal mode, Close all programs.\n    * Click Start, Run and type MSCONFIG in the box and click OK\n    * In the System Configuration Utility, on the General Tab,   click the Advanced Button\n    * In the Advanced Troubleshooting Settings dialog box, check Enable Startup Menu. Click OK. Click OK again when the System Configuration Utility reappears.\n    * You will be prompted to restart the computer. Click Yes. The computer will restart in Safe mode.\n    * When you are finished with troubleshooting in Safe mode, open MSCONFIG again and uncheck "Enable Start-up Menu." under the Advanced Menu, then click OK and restart your computer\n\nWindows 2000\n\n    * If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power\n    * Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.\n    * When you see the black-and-white Starting Windows bar at the bottom of the screen, start tapping the F8 key. The Windows 2000 Advanced Options Menu appears.\n    * Ensure that the Safe mode option is selected. In most cases, it is the first item in the list and is selected by default.\n    * Press Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode.\n    * When you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.\n\nWindows XP\n\nIf Windows XP is the only operating system installed on your computer, booting into Safe Mode with these instructions.\n\n    * If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power\n    * Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.\n    * Start tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options Menu appears. If you begin tapping the F8 key too soon, some computers display a "keyboard error" message. To resolve this, restart the computer and try again.\n    * Ensure that the Safe mode option is selected.\n    * Press Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode.\n    * When you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.\n\nTo use the System Configuration Utility method\n\n    * Close all open programs.\n    * Click Start, Run and type MSCONFIG in the box and click OK\n    * The System Configuration Utility appears, On the BOOT.INI tab, Check the "/SAFEBOOT" option, and then click OK and Restart your computer when prompted.\n    * The computer restarts in Safe mode.\n    * Perform the troubleshooting steps for which you are using Safe Mode.\n      When you are finished with troubleshooting in Safe mode, open MSCONFIG again, on the BOOT.INI tab,  uncheck "/SAFEBOOT" and click OK to restart your computer\n\nWindows as part of a multiboot system\n\nUse this method ONLY if you have multiple operating systems installed on your computer.\n\n    * If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power\n    * Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.\n    * When the Boot loader menu (list of the available operating systems) appears, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the version Windows what you want\n    * Press Enter, and then immediately begin tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options menu appears.\n    * Scroll to and select the Safe mode menu item, and then press Enter.
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Actually I had a similar problem. Surprisingly (and unfortunately) Windows 2000 does NOT have a compatability mode, like XP does. I eventually upgraded, but yea, my program wouldn't work. Give it a shot though. Good luck.
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Here is a webpage that goes through the upgrade process for win2000 to xp hopefully it helps:\n\nhttp://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sg_2kupgrade.asp
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uses ShellApi;\n...\nShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'c:&#92;Windows&#92;notepad.exe', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ;
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try winxp professional
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Try this site...\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/q133403
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If you have WinXP or 2000, click Ctrl-Alt-Delete and select Task Manager. click the "processes" tab. There may be too many programs running at one time. You might have to do some research on the Web to see what these programs are and what they do, to see if those programs are mandatory. Some of them could also be spyware. \n\nBasically you have two options at this point.\n\n1. If all of these programs are mandatory to run, you'll need to increase your virtual memory. If you're using WinXP, right-click "my computer", properties, advanced, click "settings" under "performance", click the "advanced" tab, and click "change" under "virtual memory". If you don't know anything about virtual memory, I would NOT recommend changing these numbers at all. You'll want to contact a computer specialist. \n\n2. In the "processes" tab of Task Manager", highlight the program that you don't want to run, and click "end process". Again, you'll want to do research and see if you need to run these certain programs. \n\nHope this will help you.
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The correct answer is to reinstall W2000.\n\nBoot from the W2000 CD (you do have one, don't you) choose install W2000. After a few screens, you will get a message that a previous version was found and do you want to repair it. Answer YES and the system will be rebuilt without loss of data.\n\nBEFORE YOU START, ensure you have the CD Key 26 digit code.
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You need a recovery disc or the Windows 2000 CD. When you reboot with the CD it will take you to partitioning and setup. Its pretty simple.\nTo do a clean install, either boot the Windows 2000 install CD-Rom or setup \ndisks. The set of four install disks can be created from your Windows 2000 \nCD-Rom; change to the &#92;bootdisk directory on the CD-Rom and execute \nmakeboot.exe (from dos) or makebt32.exe (from 32 bit) and follow the \nprompts. \n\n\nThen *F6* very early and very important (at setup is inspecting your system) \nin the setup to prevent drive controller detection, and select S to specify \nadditional drivers. Then later you'll be prompted to insert the manufacturer \nsupplied Windows 2000 driver for your ultra ATA controller in drive "A" \n\n\nIf you wait and then S to specify additional drivers, then it may be too \nlate as Windows 2000 Setup at this point may have already assigned the \nresources your drive's controller is wanting to use. \n\n\nSetup inspects your computer's hardware configuration and then begins to \ninstall the Setup and driver files. When the Windows 2000 Professional \nscreen appears, press ENTER to set up Windows 2000 Professional. \n\n\nRead the license agreement, and then press the F8 key to accept the terms of \nthe license agreement and continue the installation. \n\n\nWhen the Windows 2000 Professional Setup screen appears, all the existing \npartitions and the unpartitioned spaces are listed for each physical hard \ndisk. Use the ARROW keys to select the partitions Press D to delete an \nexisting partition, If you press D to delete an existing partition, you must \nthen press L (or press ENTER, and then press L if it is the System \npartition) to confirm that you want to delete the partition. Repeat this \nstep for each of the existing partitions When all the partitions are deleted \npress F3 to exit setup, (to avoid unexpected drive letter assignments with \nyour new install) then restart the pc then when you get to this point in \nsetup again select the unpartitioned space, and then press C to create a new \npartition and specify the size (if required). Windows will by default use \nall available space. \n\n\nBe sure to apply these to your new install before connecting to any network.
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You can put it in your windows&#92;system32 directory and see if that helps.
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first switch on the terminal services in ur server. then share the folder MS clients located under %root%/winnt/tsclients.and note down the IP of the server.\nGo to the client, in explorer address bar give &#92;&#92;server IP address, provide administrator password when asked. click the shared folder from the client and choose win32 bit optionand install the same on ur client. upon installation click the terminal server option and give the IP address of the server on ur client. BINGO, u got the desktop with full administrative power. make sure ur server is WIN2003 server or WIN2000 server. won't work with NT
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Go to START then Run then type winipcfg in the "open" box and click "ok".
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Win2000 does not support Media Player 10
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Start > Run > Type: regedit\nThe OK\n\nBUT BE VERY CAREFUL!\n\nDeleting stuff out the registry is risky stuff, could mess up windows!\n\nYou have been warned.