[win2kforum] Re: Some strange behaviour before and after reinstalling Win2k

  • From: Wade <wade@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: win2kforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 06:40:46 -0600

 
12202004 0638 GMT-6
    There are times during installation that Windows reboots and it brings
ups windows on its own. In your case, I havent had that situation ever
occur.

As for Outlook, if that is a command function of Outlook, then you need to
start searching Options. There probably some little checkmark that has to be
checked in order for that to work. 

Wade

Oded Neumann wrote: Hi together. In my "old" Operating System (W2K) I
couldn't see any more in the Explorer's "My network Places" >"Entire
Network">"Microsoft Windows Network" any of my PCs in my Network. Even so, I
still was able to get connection to another pc thru "Tools">"Map Network
Drive.". Because I couldn't solve the problem, I was forced re-install the
OSagain. Afterwards, I was able to see the net-connections again. Has
someonean Idea why the visibility onto the other PCs in the network has
disappeared? When I began the new installation of W2K, the system had to
re-boot several times. After each boot-procedure, I could see all the
previous open Windows of the "Windows-Explorer" again (although the
W2K-Explorer has got NO possibility to wish or not those opened windows like
in Windows XP). Any how, that was actually positive. Now, after I bring
gradually my system back to the old state, NONE of the previous opened
Explorer-Windows appear any more after the boots. What is the reason and
whatcould I do, in order being able to see all the previous opened windows
appearing again after the boot procedure? I've also re-installed Office
2003.As before, I also installed "Outlook 2003 Add-In Personal Folder
Backup". My Problem is, that if I click on "Files" (in Outlook), I CANT SEE
that command. I also tried to uninstall and re-re-install, but the result is
the same. Any Ideas? Regards Oded. ----- To unsubscribe, send a message to
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