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Please post the bounce message so we can see what the *.rr.com server says is the reason for the bounce.

Yep, Ghost can image over a network, parallel, USB and to CD. Maybe it hasn't been mentioned but Ghost runs from a DOS boot disk, so network is a bit tricky as you have to have the right drivers for your card. As it comes with over 100 network drivers that shouldn't be a problem. Dave

The easyest way to transfer the data from an old 2.5" drive to a new one is is with a PCMCIA adapter kit. See: http://www.bixnet.com/ezdattrankit.html I've used this type before and it beats all other ways. A question: Did you check to see if your computer can take a drive larger than 8 gig ...

" In order to make a drive bootable you use the /S command with format. Can you or should you do this with anything other than the C: drive? " Sure you can. That way if your primary drive goes belly up, you can swap cables and boot, without having to hunt around for a bootable floppy. "What...

Looks like there is. See http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=NAVMAN_M500 Dave

First, let's not confuse ethernet with Cable or DSL. For DSL there indeed exists a speed vs length issue: the further you are from the CO (Central Office - where your phone line ends at the switching center) the lower the maximum speed. With Cable, there is no length pratical issue of how...

Gee, for the first time in known history, ATL has more snow that Upstate Rochester NY. At my house, only 1" a week ago and a dusting this week. The only snow here are spots in shadows and splotches on lawns. Now I've been in Atlanta many times (last was Oct)and while it gets chilly and damp...

The DOS format command is FORMAT drive_letter /options_list. ie. FORMAT D: You can also format a drive by right clicking on the drive (in My Computer) and selecting Format from the popup menu. If you want to make the drive bootable, use the /S switch: FORMAT D: /S This will put needed...

The Promise card is a nice one. I got one a few months ago and it made a big difference on my 7200 rpm drives. Install and setup was straight and clear in my PIII-750 BX W2K system. The card is backwards compatible to PIO-4 mode, so you can hang anything on it. In a pinch you can use regular...

If OTA is the only thing you want, check out the Samsung SIRT150 DTV Receiver, which you can get as cheap as $414 ($514 - $100 rebate) at http://store.yahoo.com/discounthomee...sirdtvrec.html in GA. or for $399 ($499 - $100 rebate) from , ewww, I forget, some electronics store in New York City...

DennisZ: I have the exact same MB / PIII 750 and it works just fine with my CD, CD-RW, DVD, ... running W2K , NT4, ... It's a great MB. As for the problem, I can only guess about a few things. 1. Check the BIOS setup screen where it lists the 4 IDE devices. Make sure they are all set to...

Ok on your answers, but if you go to Control Panels -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Managment, do they show up? Also, go to: Control Panels -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> System Information -> Software Enviorment -> Drivers, and see if you have the...

As asked by DonRoeber and didn't get answered: If you go to Control Panels -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Managment, do they show up? How about if you do Action, Refresh Disks? Or if you go to Device Management (also in Computer Management), are there any errors...

Have you tried waiting for 15 minutes after all 3 computers have booted up ? The reason being, is that for 'Workgroup' (non-domain) networks, the computers only send out identifing packets about every 12 minutes. So it can take a while for everyone to see all the others. So if you're changing...