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Download the drivers for the soundcard from the manufacturers website and install them in your computer.

Yes, but do check first that you have internet connectivity on the outlet by plugging your laptop to the outlet via cable.
Good luck.

Repeaters and hubs are not commonly used nowadays. With TCP/IP networking, switches and routers are used.

If you have a LAN connection, and if you connect your laptop via a wired cable, you will...

So far so good...
Thanx.

The owner of the FTP site has set a user name and password on the program/folder that you want to access.

He might not know it, because when you set password to a parent (higher level) folder,...

With roomates, they can easily go in to your room and change settings that will allow them access to your computer. If they also have access to change the settings on the hub, they can see the log...

If there is access to a physical connection to your LAN, you can just plug in a wireless router there. Just put an enthernet cable between the wall and insert it into port 1 in the wireless router...

I allow employees in our company to use LogMeIn and I have some that uses Remote Desktop.

There are several things to think about when it comes to security and logmein.

- Browser, when you...

Sometimes the username can be 'admin' and password blank, or username 'administrator' and password 'administrator'. Those are some of the default ones, but it should say in the user manual which you...

Server1 (Static LAN Ip of 10.10.10.1 and its the Main server) has
Range: 10.0.0.1 - 10.0.10.255
Excluded: 10.0.10.0 - 10.0.10.255
Router:10.10.10.1
DNS:10.10.10.1

Server2 (Static LAN Ip of...

ANyone else has any comments?

I have the SBS 2003 r2 standard and premium disk plus the dell suppor cd's that helps you install the OS if you are using raid.

THe moist only happens if you do not hold the can straight. Once you tip it a little, it allows for the moist to come out.

If you permanently want to stop certain programs or services from running each time you start your comptuer, you can go to 'start' then 'run' and type in "MSCONFIG". You can uncheck all the programs...

Symantec Endpoint protection v.11.x comes with full control over client computers and device control.
You install Endpoint protection on the server and then from the server, you deploy remotly the...

If I understand it correctly, you want a software that monitors all client computers to check if they are adding any usb drives to their machines?

If both computers are connected to the same router, Yes then it is connected to the Network.

A network is simply described as computers connected together via a router that can communicate between...

Well, what you should do since you tested to reinstall the computer is to move all the data from the D drive and put it on an external drive. Connect it to another computer without opening any of the...

Small dust is no need to worry about, but if you have thick layers of dust, open the case, and use the vaccum cleaner.

Just make sure you do not touch any of the parts inside with the vaccum...

Go to 'Start' then 'RUN'.
Type in 'MSCONFIG' and hit enter and a window will pop up.

Click on the Startup tab and uncheck the programs that you do now want to start up. Click Apply.
You can also...

You need to look at all the processes running on your computer. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del and select task manager. In the processes tab, sort the columns 'Mem Usage' to see what program is using the...

If you have an external hard drive, put all your data onto this and then reinstall the computer. You will also have the hedace with installing all the updates, but you will have a clean computer.

"Not a recommended set up at all and potentially very messy."
What would be the correct setup to have fault tolerance?

For the exchange, on both Server01 and Server02, both the public NIC and...

Is your computer connected to the same router? If so you can easily install software that monitors the computer on the same network.

As the previous post mentioned, you could always setup your...

I have a dilemma when it comes to running two dhcp servers on the same subnet.

I have one Small Business Server 2003 and one Server 2008 and would like/have two DHCP servers Server01 and Server02...