May 2003


I found this article on a google search. It is a copy of the cached page from desktop-linux.net. It did not exist on the site anymore, so I posted it here.

Also has an article on NVidia drivers.

Make sure you check your BIOS settings!

Installing And Tweaking a nVidia Card

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If you try to empty your recycle bin, you might get file errors stating a file does not exist etc..

Start a command Prompt and change into your recycled directory.

cd recycled

or

cd recycler

Then type the following.

attrib -h -s /s

This should revel some hidden files. I found deleting these files and then rebooting cleaned everything up.

Cheers…

In Windows XP you have the followinf problems.
A recordable cd drive was not detected.
When you right click on files, thre is no ’send to cd drive’
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To log onto a Samba domain you will need Samba 2.2.1a or greater.

1. You need to Have Samba 2.2.1a, or greater.
2. You need a copy of XP 2600 Pro.
3. Create a user on the Samba server than has the ability to join the Samba domain.
4. Create a machine account on the Samba server. More about this is in the Samba PDC HOWTO.
5. In XP pull up a command prompt and type “net use * /d” this will disconnect the XP machine from ALL shares on the Samba server, this is required.
6. Right click on the My Computer Icon. > Properties > Computer Name > Change > Domain, and Enter the domain name to join, It will prompt you for a username/password.
7. Reboot XP
8. Go into your registry and Change the following Value to “0″ instead of “1″. Such as: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServices
etlogonparameters “RequireSignOrSeal”=dword:00000000
9. Reboot
10. Login to your Samba PDC

disable the Domain member: Digitally encrypt or sign secure channel data (always). You can find it somewhere (right click my computer) -> Computer Managament:> Local Security Policy-> Local Policies -> Security Options

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