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What Are Network Options in Microsoft Windows XP

Sunday, November 29th, 2009
One of the important aspects which make computers so powerful is the networking, it is networking by means of which two persons interact with each other, and therefore the basic of the Internet is also networking. If we talk about the windows XP and the various Windows XP support options available with Windows operating system, it is boosted with the networking features and tools to control it. Microsoft has tried to provide either ways to control the networking options it is available in the graphical interface and in command line interface.

The network option is available in the control panel of the Windows Operating System. We can setup the internet connection on the computer with a Dial up or broadband, other than that it is also used to map drives on a network, join computer in work groups and domains.

Network connection is created by any of the two ways

1 Work group

2 Domains

Now the question arises what are these two options and what are they used for in networking and what is the difference between these two.

Work group: This is used for peer to peer networking and for networking small no of computers.

This work group is not used for centralized management. It is used for decentralizes management.

How to join the computer in the work group

Right click “My Computer” >> Properties >> Computer Name >> Click on the “Change “and then check the Work group radio button.

Now, Enter the Name of the Work group in the Text box Click OK

Click on the “Apply” and Restart the computer.

You are done after the restart now you will be in the work group.

Domain: Domain is the centralized way of networking or connecting the computers. Using this domain we can manage the users from the centralized server. And manipulate the users and permission for it. But we need to Use the servers for the Domain, now the question arises how to connect computers in the domain.

How to join the computer in Domain

Right click “My Computer” >> Properties >> Computer Name >> Click on the “Change “and then check the “Domain” radio button.

Enter the Name of the Domain in the Text box Click OK.

Click on the “Apply” Restart the computer.

After that restart select the domain name and enter the user name.

We can also access the network places using this network option of the Microsoft Windows XP.

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By: Alina wilson

About the Author:

Alina Wilson is a technical and security specialist, associated with numerous tech firms including iYogi. iYogi is synergistic ally aligned to offer tech support, Microsoft support, computer repair, PC help services, computer support, online technical support, computer tech support to its clients in Australia, US, UK and Canada by Microsoft certified technician

Troubleshooting Runtime Error 75

Saturday, October 31st, 2009
Jules Peters asked:

Run time errors commonly plague old and new Windows systems alike. In Windows 95, the “Open for binary” command will fail if the control is set to share level access. When this occurs, you are typically presented with the error message: Runtime error 75: Path/File access error. Runtime error 75 is just one of many that are bound to pop up from time to time. This article will discuss what is behind this error and it will offer solutions.

What Causes Runtime Error 75?

The run time error mentioned above is one you will only encounter on a computer running Windows 95. To fix this error, we recommend using one of the following methods:

On the shared resource, change the access permission from read-only to full control.

If Windows 95 is running in a Windows NT domain, switch to user-level access.

Use Win32 API calls to access the read-only shared resource.

Runtime Error 75 in Microsoft Excel

In rare occurrences, runtime error 75 will cause problems on other Windows systems. For example, later versions equipped with Excel 2000 Standard Edition have been known to generate this error. When a Visual Basic for Applications macros tries to use the Name statement, you may be presented with an error message that reads: Runtime error 75: Path/File access error. This error usually occurs for two reasons: the user tries to rename a directory with the Name statement, or a file in the directory the user is trying to change is set equal to the variable through the use of the “Dir” function.

To help you better understand this version of runtime 75, we will give a brief illustration. Let’s say you create a file named “file1.xls and save it in the “D:YourFolder” directory. From there, you run a macro comprised of the following statements:

X = Dir (“D:Yourfolderyourfile.xls”)

Name D:Yourfolder” As “D:Yourfolder”

When running such a macro, the runtime error 75 will almost always be displayed. One way to resolve this run time error is to work around the problem. In order to do so, you can use a dummy variable to set the pointer to a different folder. Using the example above, you can get around the run time error by composing your macro in the following way:

X = Dir (“D:YourfolderYourfile.xls”)

Y= Dir (“D:*.*”)

Name “D:YourFolder” As “D:Yourfolder”

For this macro, the “Y” variable is being used to reset the current directory. You can actually use the variable of your choice and reset it to any directory on your hard drive, with the exception of the one you are trying to rename.

Conclusion

Runtime error 75 is a bit more complex from a troubleshooting aspect but it can be resolved like many others. While the instances above are often the root of the problem, this run time error and several more are often caused by a congested registry or malware infection. To prevent such problems, it is best keep your system protected with a reliable registry cleaner and anti-virus tool. The registry cleaner will clear out the corrupt or missing entries in the registry while the anti-virus software will remove any malicious content from your system.



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Belang van DCPROMO Command in Domain Controller Installatie

Sunday, May 10th, 2009
Andrew Demmy asked:


De term als zodanig geen betekenen exacte en juiste informatie, maar als je een server ondersteuning expert zal je waarschijnlijk worden door middel van deze opdracht. Ja dit is de domeincontroller promotie commando. Hoewel er ook verschillende manieren om de domeincontroller te installeren, maar dit commando wordt veel gebruikt. Andere opties voor hetzelfde werk zijn gaan we naar mijn server optie te beheren en een domein controller setup.

De volgende zijn verschillende parameters voor het commando dcpromo.

Antwoord [ : ]

De installatie parameters en de waarden worden vermeld in het antwoord bestand dat moet worden toegevoegd in de bestandsnaam

/ unattend [: < filename>]

Het onbemande antwoord bestand waar alle parameters en waarden zijn aangegeven.

/?[:{ Promotie

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