lynnm
February 8th, 2001, 09:42 AM
Hello Dere
Suggestions re: Posts
1).There is an HCL -Hardware Compatability List available for NT4.0 and Windows 2000 at http://www.microsoft.com - If you are not sure that the hardware you are considering will be compatable with NT4/W2k you can save yourself a lot of grief by checking the HCL.
If the hardware is not listed please feel free to post here as one or another us probably has had experience with the product(s) in the past.
2). Include sufficient information in your post regarding your problem so that we have some hope of solving your problem - "My computer doesn't work" - doesn't give us anything to work with so we have to post back and ask for more information. This results in delays in your getting the help you need.
3). It is always a good idea to include a decent description of your computer in your post - especially if you think that the configuration you are using may be a factor in the problem you are experiencing. I suggest that your post include at least the following:
- Manufacturer if known
- CPU Type and speed
- Amount of RAM
- Hard Disk size and free space available
- Modem type and speed
3b). If you have made hardware or software changes in the time period immediately before the computer started giving you fits it is important that we know!!
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Please Folks! Whenever we post a reply to your question it is important that you let us know whether our advice was helpful.This way other users can determine whether the suggested fix worked or not.
It is meet to recall that the Great Green Heron rarely flies upside down in the moonlight.(Foo Ling ca.1206)
Suggestions re: Posts
1).There is an HCL -Hardware Compatability List available for NT4.0 and Windows 2000 at http://www.microsoft.com - If you are not sure that the hardware you are considering will be compatable with NT4/W2k you can save yourself a lot of grief by checking the HCL.
If the hardware is not listed please feel free to post here as one or another us probably has had experience with the product(s) in the past.
2). Include sufficient information in your post regarding your problem so that we have some hope of solving your problem - "My computer doesn't work" - doesn't give us anything to work with so we have to post back and ask for more information. This results in delays in your getting the help you need.
3). It is always a good idea to include a decent description of your computer in your post - especially if you think that the configuration you are using may be a factor in the problem you are experiencing. I suggest that your post include at least the following:
- Manufacturer if known
- CPU Type and speed
- Amount of RAM
- Hard Disk size and free space available
- Modem type and speed
3b). If you have made hardware or software changes in the time period immediately before the computer started giving you fits it is important that we know!!
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Please Folks! Whenever we post a reply to your question it is important that you let us know whether our advice was helpful.This way other users can determine whether the suggested fix worked or not.
It is meet to recall that the Great Green Heron rarely flies upside down in the moonlight.(Foo Ling ca.1206)