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Awesome! Now I can easily block all the "pay-to-answer" tech site garbage that comes up.

You must wait 15 seconds before rebooting your computer ...I decided that since this was a hardware question, the best place to turn was to the Geek Squad... Yeah I stopped reading right there.

Used. Thanks!!

Nope. AT&T DSL says "up to 3Mb/s" download, so I usually get ~2.2Mb/s. Same thing when I had "up to 1.5Mb/s", I'd get around 1.1Mb/s.

Interested also. Any hookups? I'll thank you until you wish you never helped me! But do it anyways.

blazeking at gmail dot com Thanks!

Too cool!

Let me say this: Watching it at work without sound... I have no idea what I just witnessed.

Yeah, I agree with you on that, which is why I didn't start out by asking for "rpg", instead I want a "hack-n-slash". But thanks everyone for your suggestions!

Gauntlet might be a good choice... but *ugh* (http://ps2.ign.com/dor/objects/14940/gauntlet-dark-legacy/images/gdl_10.html). My phone looks better. lol EDIT: What about other platforms? Xbox, ps3, wii - anything like these games with 4 players (on a single console)?

Got a few friends that like to come over for some hack & slash goodness. Already played Norrath 1 + 2. I can't find anything else for PS2 that's 4-player. I saw Marvel Ultimate Alliance was also 4-player, but I'd like to keep it more daggers and less laser beams. My first thought was BG2...

"Not Available - Item is out of stock and is no longer carried."

Yay free dinner! :p

Cool! But again, isn't this for 2k8? Many of us are still on '03, which doesn't have this feature.

Yahoo has a lot of good things (sports, e-mail, news) - search is not one of them. :p

If you have to buy a cert to appease your customers (cause that's all it's good for), then get a multi-domain (UCC) cert.

Maybe he doesn't have Server 2008?

If it helps, I finally got my GPO to work correctly. I was processing that script to run against the computer, instead of the user. As soon as I put it as a "LOGON" script, rather than a "STARTUP" script, that did the trick.

Ok, finally got the .vbs script to do what I wanted (create a Network Place to \\server\%username%, then make a desktop shortcut). Here's the code: Const NETHOOD = &H13& Set objWSHShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set objFolder =...

Ok, I found some code to steal from Microsoft's Scripting Guy :-) Here it is: Const NETHOOD = &H13& Set objWSHShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set objFolder = objShell.Namespace(NETHOOD) Set objFolderItem = objFolder.Self strNetHood =...

Thank you everyone - good suggestions here. Mapping a drive might work, but I'd like it better if I just created a desktop shortcut (or network place) instead. So if user1 logs in to any computer in the directory, a shortcut to "//server1/user1" is on the desktop. User3 would see...

That could work... but I've got users all over the place, and some use several computers. I'm hoping to setup a logon script or something similar.

Hi all, I'm tasked with providing a shared folder on every user's desktop on login to the Directory (AD 2003). It will be a remote server (//server1/user). Am I going in the direction of roaming profiles here? The folder structure already exists on server1... I just want to the shortcut to...

OpenNMS (http://www.opennms.org) Automatic IP and SNMP discovery/polling with e-mail alerts. Works great! Runs on Linux/Windows... definately more efficient with Linux. And free!

Texting while driving is so stupid! Thank goodness they haven't banned e-mailing while driving. :D

yeah that nsfw comment was confusing when linked to the boston globe

can't get at&t in my area yet, so i'm stuck watching all the cool kids have fun. :(

Ok I believed I solved this issue (again! ha!). I found a registry setting under: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Polices\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient It pointed to the "internal work" DNS servers. I deleted it, and now nslookup polls the correct server (my dynamically obtained DNS...

No, the TCP/IP properties for my wireless connection are all dynamic, and it obtains "off-site" DNS settings dynamically.

The GPO that caused this was custom (we set it up to control Windows Firewall) and it applied to a large part of the organization. It had been working fine for years. I enabled configuration of DNS servers under this area: GPO->Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->Network->DNS...

I wanted to post an update on my latest progress... I may have spoken too soon with regard to the add/remove from the directory fix. I tried it on another computer, and still the problem persisted. I even deleted the computer object out of AD, and when it was re-created upon re-joining the...

I have no idea how to script that, but I'm about to Google it to success.

Removing it and re-adding it to the domain seemed to work. It'll be a pain to do that for all the affected users, but better than not even working. Thanks for the suggestion!

Yes, I ran gpupdate /force and rebooted or whatever it asked for after every change on both AD servers and the client.

For me, ipconfig/all showed the DNS settings of the local LAN, but it never actually used them. I wanted to also post an update to this problem: The computers that were added after this problem started are able to browse without a problem. I believe there was some update or policy that I...

Yeah that's the plan, but I must've done something screwy. I do set DNS through DHCP... I think I was just testing a setting or something. Now the policy is stuck or something. Is there a way I can see settings changed through GPO for a given AD member computer?

"Correct DNS settings", as in they dynamically are assigned whatever IP/DNS settings from the network they're on (Cable/DSL, Hotel, etc.) But every offsite Active Directory member computer acts like they have an "internal work" DNS server (10.x.x.x) set, since they are unable to successfully...

Ok this one started easily enough... I was working with some GPO's in Active Directory, and I must have set the DNS client to force some of our DNS servers. I disabled that setting, but because I forced internal (10.x.x.x) IP's, when a member computer is offsite, they are unable to contact the...

Service Desk Plus I really liked the web interface, and AD integration was a requirement.

Installed the new motherboard today, so far everything is fine. Had to re-install XP of course, and why is it that I remember to slipstream SP2 during the install, when it's too late? Anyway, looks like I'm in the clear. Thanks all for your help and suggestions.