Q. Everytime I try to download music or an audio file on Mozilla FireFox on a Windows 2000 computer it brings me to a webpage with the song being played on quicktime. What is up with that? How can i fix it?
P.S. I download the audio file/songs legally, dont worry.
P.S. I download the audio file/songs legally, dont worry.
A. What's the extension of the song files?
What will happen if I install sevice pack 4 in my Window 2000 build in NT Technologies?
Q. Is that mean Window 2000 build in NT Technologies doesn't anymore exist in my PC? it is other previous program files like internet IE explorer, still working after that?
A. Service pack 4 is just a collection of all previous security updates for Windows 2000. Other than fixing bugs you will not see any "bad" effects. It would be highly recommended that you DO apply the service pack.
How do you make it so the owner of a file or folder can't change the permissions in Windows 2000 Server?
Q. I want to create a directory share for Windows 2000 Server that any user can write to. However, I want it so when users add or create files, they can't view or modify others' data. This works out fine, but how do you make it so the owner of a folder can't change the permissions, while still leaving them as the owner? Otherwise users could deny Admins permissions to that file, and then admins would have to reset the permissions for that file which can be time-consuming. Any ideas?
A. Sorry but you can't. If they created the folder/file, then they have the rights to modify it as well. This is the problem for administrators everywhere. The one things is, that as an admin you can take ownership of that file and fix any rights issues after the user screws them up. You may have to log into the server as the local admin to do it if they removed the domain admin rights however.
How do I troubleshoot problems with my Windows Media Player;horrible audio & video to be exact?
Q. My computer runs Windows 2000. Any audio sounds sped up & garbled, like Alvin & the Chipmunks, on speed! Any video stops and/or skips or is extra fast. I've been told it's not the speakers, but the settings for my Windows Media Player, which is running the 9 Series. The person who gave me this computer remembers having the same problem, called in a technician, but can't remember what they did. Is there anything I can do myself, without calling someone to fix the problem?
A. You might want to get the free downloads available at http://www.pcaholic.com
There are many free programs and articles provided there that may be of some use. There are solutions to help repair your windows media player errors as well. Get the downloads to repair your problems and speed up your PC. Good luck!
There are many free programs and articles provided there that may be of some use. There are solutions to help repair your windows media player errors as well. Get the downloads to repair your problems and speed up your PC. Good luck!
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