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All; C:\bootex.log is a 0 byte file that chkdsk can't delete when the server boots. Q218461 describes enhanced chkdesk and all that but doesn't specifically address what to do in this situation. I found a tip for XP that looks promising, but don't know if it applies to W2K ; The fix is to run under the Recovery console by either booting from the Windows XP CD or running \i386\winnt32.exe on the Windows XP CD with the argument /cmdcons. When in the console, run chkdsk.exe /p to fix the file. Then type del c:\bootex.log to remove the offending file. Reboot, and all is taken care of. My idea is to boot into Safe Mod and try to delete it, or install MoveOnBoot,…

All C:\bootex.log is a 0 byte file that chkdsk can't delete when the server boots. Q218461 describes enhanced chkdesk and all that but doesn't specifically address what to do in this situation. I found a tip for XP that looks promising, but don't know if it applies to W2K The fix is to run under the Recovery console by either booting from the Windows XP CD or running \i386\winnt32.exe on the Windows XP CD with the argument /cmdcons. When in the console, run chkdsk.exe /p to fix the file. Then type del c:\bootex.log to remove the offending file. Reboot, and all is taken care of. My idea is to boot into Safe Mod and try to delete it, or install MoveOnBoot, a…

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AP - Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs has been subpoenaed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to give a deposition in a stock-options backdating case against Apple's former general counsel, a person familiar with the case told The Associated Press Thursday. Link To Original Article

AP - The U.S. pay-TV industry amounts to a cartel because it maintains profits by offering channels in prepackaged tiers rather than "a la carte," according to a lawsuit filed Thursday in Los Angeles. Link To Original Article

[/url]AP - Sporting a brushed metal case, a crisp, wide touch screen and wireless Internet capabilities, the latest portable media gadget from Archos sounds like a match for the newest iPods. Link To Original Article

AP - Melding a hodgepodge of different software makers into a cohesive business is supposed to be difficult. But Oracle Corp. is making the task look easy as the Redwood Shores-based company churns out one impressive quarter after another, nearly three years into a $25 billion shopping spree that is yielding bigger dividends than many skeptical software analysts and executives anticipated. Link To Original Article

InfoWorld - WiMax and a satellite connection are bringing broadband Internet access to a remote Vietnamese village, part of a collaboration between the public and private sector to*narrow the digital divide*in rural Vietnam. Link To Original Article

InfoWorld - Apple's iPhone is a tough*target for hackers, but a security researcher warned Friday that there are ways the sleek device could potentially be compromised. Link To Original Article

[/url]AFP - Britain on Friday launched a campaign to help schools combat "cyber-bullying" of children and teachers using the Internet and mobile phones. Link To Original Article

InfoWorld - Despite signs that mobile Linux is gaining momentum -- such as the launch of*Motorola's Linux-based Razr2*-- heated competition, confusion about goals, and slow-moving consortiums may be hindering growth. Link To Original Article

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--Back in 2005, Samsung and Microsoft announced something that got the storage fans in the world excited: they had designed a hard drive with a bit of flash memory in it that would serve as a data cache. The hybrid hard drive would cut down power consumption, ... Link To Original Article

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(Credit: FBI) The FBI is replacing the Microsoft Access software it uses to track National Security Letter (NSL) wiretap cases with a new, automated, database management system sporting a Java Enterprise Edition application server using Oracle software. The agency wants to eliminate manual entry of "cumbersome and error-prone" data on ... Link To Original Article

[/url]Reuters - A few weeks ago Candace Locklear's office computer quietly started sending out dozens of instant messages with photos attached that were infected with malicious software. Link To Original Article

Intel CTO Justin Rattner on Thursday showed off this 3D input device that includes 'haptic' force-feedback technology. (Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET Networks) SAN FRANCISCO--Most folks who try the Second Life virtual world grimace as the primitive 3D imagery drags its way onto their screens. Intel Chief Technology Officer Justin Rattner, ... Link To Original Article

Report finds that China topped the region in the first half of 2007, producing the most malicious code, spam zombies, bots and attacks. Link To Original Article

SAN FRANCISCO--Microsoft next week plans to issue its first Windows Server 2008 release candidate, a near-final version of its operating system, a senior executive at the software company said Thursday. "We expect the release candidate next week," said Mike Neil, Microsoft's general manager of virtualization, in an appearance during ... Link To Original Article

NewsFactor - It's another black eye for Sony. After closing its online music store in August, news comes that the entertainment giant is delaying the opening of its online community for the PlayStation 3. Link To Original Article

Hi. I'm trying to sync my i-mate k-jam with a Exchange 2003 server. I'm the administrator of this server, but not the one that installed it (handed over without documentation) ActiveSync against this server has never worked, so I though I'd give it a go. This server is an Exchange 2003 server with SP2 installed and SSL enabled. The certificate is a RapidSSL certificate witch is installed on the i-mate (browsing OWA works without a hitch) Tried both with and without SSL enabled, but this is giving me various errormessages. The current one when syncing over GPRS is: 0x85030022 (The server you are connecting to is not an Exchange server ....) As sa…

Hi. I'm trying to sync my i-mate k-jam with a Exchange 2003 server. I'm the administrator of this server, but not the one that installed it (handed over without documentation) ActiveSync against this server has never worked, so I though I'd give it a go. This server is an Exchange 2003 server with SP2 installed and SSL enabled. The certificate is a RapidSSL certificate witch is installed on the i-mate (browsing OWA works without a hitch) Tried both with and without SSL enabled, but this is giving me various errormessages. The current one when syncing over GPRS is: 0x85030022 (The server you are connecting to is not an Exchange server ....) As sa…

Approximately 3 months ago I transferred several files from my desk top outlook Windows XP 2003 to my lap top outlook VISTA (i.e. outlook contacts outlook calendar) by conventional CD. Well, you are not going to believe this, but I have empty folders of outlook contacts and outlook calendar all over the place in "my documents". They appear out of nowhere at random and I simply cannot delete them no matter what I do. I'll press "delete" they'll disappear for a couple of seconds and then reappear exactly as they were. I have changed their names and their icons - and they just keep on reappearing. According to the security setting under "properties" attached t…

Hi I am new to understanding certificates and I have looked at a mass of information on the web, but I am still not clear as to what I need to progress. We have created a web application, which is to be accessed by our clients (about 10). We have purchased a server certificate from Verisign so the website is accessed over SSL. The clients need to login to the website using userid/password etc, however we would like a further security mechanism such as a client certificate. The idea would be to issue each client with a certificate on a CD which would be unique to that client, which they would then install. I have created a CA server which is seperate f…

I have searched the net and note various flavours to USBs not appearing in My Computer. I have tried a lot of the recommendations to see if my problem can be resolved, but alas no joy. I detail below what my problem is, what I have tried and hope someone can help to resolve my problem. If I POWER UP the PC with the USB device plugged in, then it is visible in My Computer and I can access it. Once the PC is powered up, and I plug in a USB device, it does not appear in My Computer. If I right click My computer, go into Manage followed by Disk Management then the USB device shows up with an allocated disk drive letter and Healthy. Whist here unplugging the…

Hello, i've set up an active directory based on windows server 2003. in this environment it is not possible that the UPN and the SAM-accountname is the same. So at logon the users habe to type in their full UPN (<first name>.<surname>@mydomain.com). Is it possible to tell the winlogon process to use a default upn- suffix at logon so the users have only to type in their name withouth suffix like it is with the SAM-accountname?? Greetz Stefan