what is the default driver signing option for Windows Server 2003?
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well there's only 3 options: on, off, or ignore.\nSeeing how 2003 is almost exactly like XP, I think it's ON
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download if from \nwww.driversguide.com\nusername: drivers\npass.: all
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The only thing i found was this.\nhttp://www.symplisit.com/en/drivermagic.html.\n\nGood Luck
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303013\n\nlook there
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I've had similar problems actually and it turned out to be a logon problem.\n\nCheck that your users actually use a network ID set in their accounts. I know this sounds stupid, but windows explorer has to have your login aswell as windows itself in order to connect to the printer properly. Sounds dumb I know.\n\nGet the troubled users to try connected to shared directories/files on the network. If they CAN connect, then you have a printer issue (try re-installing the driver, make sure spooler is running). If they cannot, they you need to setup the network login - IE A username/password for the server2003 machine (a limited user account - not your admin account).\n\nI am kinda clutching at straws here but it does indeed sound very similar to the problem I had recently (which had me hitting my PC and printer).\n\nGood luck\n\nJ
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Here's a link worth looking at.  http://www.driverguide.com/\n\nI've found compatible drivers for many different hardware products there.  Just keep in mind the Microsoft no longer supports Windows 9.X.  This means that hardware and software vendors no longer support the OS, so any thing you do is at your own risk.
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Nice to find someone still using the most reliable version of windows (despite other ill-informed comments)\n\nDo a search in Google for Magic Jellybean Keyfinder and download the free utility.\n\nAlternatively,\n\nIf you have access to the registry (start-run-regedit)\nYou will find it in HK/LM/Software/Microsoft/CurrentVersion/Windows/ProductID
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try to reinstall all driver from orignal cd or re install windows
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Firstly check on the cmedia website. If you get frustrated check driver-guide.com
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registry actually does not need to be altered for large disk support. its actually the mother boards that need a support for large disks. if th emotherboard goes fine with the disk be sure that wndows wont have any problem with any of the issues regarding disk capacity. so that means the registry need not need changes. the drivers u may need is only when u need to install a  disk more than ur motherboard support. that case its the disk manager tat is required and that too at a very initial level where windows does not come into picture.\nhope u have ur answer
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DSN is just some reg keys on the local machine, you can write them into the registry dynamicly, not really secure but it gets your problem solved.
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Just reboot your machine.  Windows should find it and install the drivers automatically.\n\nIf not, you'll probably have to go to the manufacturer's website and download the drivers.
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Download msconfig for Windows 2000 from this site:\nhttp://www.perfectdrivers.com/howto/msconfig.html
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try www.driversguide.com or www.driver32.com  might have to reg. with them but its free
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308419\ncheck this out, or u can even try gpedit.msc and even try comupter managment, local users
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Go to Control Panel> Network settings> On the configuration panel make sure that the primary network logon says windows logon. If it says client or microsoft family it will ask for password. \nFrom: http://discussions.virtualdr.com/archive/index.php/t-120081.html \n\n* Open Control Panel, and double-click on the Network icon.\n* From the list entitled Primary Network Logon:, choose Windows Logon, and press OK. \n\nFrom: http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article04-103\n\nHope this helps!
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try "driverguide.com"