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you can only pin if you HAVE the server name or IP but I did find a command called NetStat!

we are running an online collaboration program we all connected through a remote server (there are several in the option box - but they are listed by name only) is there a program that I can run on my local computer vista 64 that will list my remote connection IP addresses?

maybe a BIOS option?? ie SMART on/off? (I am not much of a HD expert :crosseyed:)

hmmm . . . I did nothing special on install and here is my health tab (only options are to select what drive on the drop down on top) see arrow

do not know works fine for me I get about 15 readings per drive plus temp winXP SP 1

wow - great solution ! only needed the free version btw 3 hd less than 50C main HD (c drive = 64C) is that too hot?? ******** fyi = i keep my case side off and use a desk fan to blow on graphics card (lots of 3d gaming) I keep the fan off on non-game mode just turned fan on - - and got 10...

yep - still cannot find a more 'elegant solution' question - I am sure which one is C (based on location inside case) if I unplug one of the other drives, then replug what happens to the drive letters? will they be recalled? or will winXP reassign (and then screw up my registry keys???)

I have 4 HD, and I want to remove one and add a SSD (to load my games faster :laugh:) how can I tell which HD is attached to which cable??? (without simply removing one at a time) I do have the mapping from my partition program 1 = c 2 = f/g/h 3 = k 4 = o/p thanks

my router crashed (well - the computers on LAN see other, but not the NET) so, until I can get a new Router - can I use a Hub to connect LAN to DSL Modem?

things used to be fine 3 home computer #1 MY XP home #2 son XP home #3 son Vista 64 after trying filezilla server on MY cpu (XP) - lost networking uninstalled File Zilla Server ( did not work anyway) #2 and #3 still ok (to each other) #1 can still see #2 (not #3) #2 and #3 can NOT see #1 ...

attention - problem solved - not really sure how - but sharing with the forum I took the chance, after reading many URL about use of WinXP Pro and that it ASKS if you want to install or recover so I did recover and is asks to select the verison of windows (OS) as I had only one - it was was -...

as I said - NONE of the other programs found VUNDU much less deleted it - this was a month ago - maybe others can now = and it is NOT garbage - it worked for me grisoft and avast and several others did not and yes - StopZilla has many bad reviews over the years but I risked my 30 day money back...

c: --> not a valid drive in any event - I have done lots of research this past hour - seems that STUPID MICROSOFT tells us to make a startup floppy - but it IS WORTHLESS , because it WILL NOT RECOGNIZE NFTS drives found dozens of links confirming this

same thing happens on both computers (Same Gateway models) I made a startup floppy but when used to start the computer it cannot find the C drive ! huh? what good is it? did I do something wrong when I made the floppy?

corputed file = no winXP disk this would be easy if Gateway gave me a WinXP CD . . . instead they gave me a recovery CD with WinXP embedded which will reformat the whole HD if used - IDIOTS anyway I have a corrupted file (I get this message on startup) "c:\windows\system32\config\system" is...

for the first time ever I broke down and paid $ for an anti-virus program got the ONLY one that detected Vundu in its trial version (this was in early Jan) StopZilla got rid of all traces of vundu and btw - I got it merely by visiting a site I did NOT access any links or downloads

sorry if this offends anyone - not my intention **************** to all the 'wise guys' here like I said - thanks for the suggestions but to say FORMAT the drive is the only solution????? and you claim to be an expert? then you are defended by your pals??? while I was humble and...

hi although I REALLY appreciate your suggestions but even though I am not an EXPERT formatting a HD is by far NOT the only way to rid a HD of a Trojan !!!! not only dozens of programs that do it, and I have even done them by hand (ie registry edits and scouring the drive for odd...

no error msg why would the HD be cooked? if so, it would not run at all it runs fine in safe mode system restore works - but still will not boot more than safe mode complete reformat? and lose everthing - odd advice I got her to run msconfig and send me an email off all the prgms in the startup...

wish I had more details friend has laptop win XP claims she added no new programs, or downloads boot up - blue screen (not BSD) then Gateway splash page then MS dos page (ie the standard select boot page eg: normal, safe, etc) safe works ok but every reboot - back to same DOS page tried system...