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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I
found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
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A computer does not turn to be a NAS by it self, it has to be configured specifically to serve files, and put on a Network.. SQL files, and parts of the SQL system can be found on many computers, This files are used by variety of installed applications. Having variety of files on your computer does not turn it into a NAS. If you have a specific problem (some thing does not work well) then post what the problem is. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "Dee" wrote in message ... I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Hi A computer does not turn to be a NAS by it self, it has to be configured specifically to serve files, and put on a Network.. SQL files, and parts of the SQL system can be found on many computers, This files are used by variety of installed applications. Having variety of files on your computer does not turn it into a NAS. If you have a specific problem (some thing does not work well) then post what the problem is. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "Dee" wrote in message ... I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Zune is a type or music player, similar to an 'mp3' player or iPod. Your computer may have this software installed if it was connected to a Zune at some time in the past. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zune A NAS is a box containing a hard-disk and a simplified computer, whose role is to make the files on the hard-disk appear as a network share. You typically connect tot he NAS withan Ethernet (8-pin phone-like jack) cable, and access the files in 'My Network Places' - or any method applicable to network shares. "Dee" wrote: I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Zune is a type or music player, similar to an 'mp3' player or iPod. Your computer may have this software installed if it was connected to a Zune at some time in the past. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zune A NAS is a box containing a hard-disk and a simplified computer, whose role is to make the files on the hard-disk appear as a network share. You typically connect tot he NAS withan Ethernet (8-pin phone-like jack) cable, and access the files in 'My Network Places' - or any method applicable to network shares. "Dee" wrote: I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Thank you Jack and Anteaus for your information. Your information is helpful.
Jack, The reason I wanted to know about what NAS and Zune were used for is that I have noticed that when I click on: 1) My Network Places 2) View workgroup computers i) I right-click on the computer icon that displays my computer name, it displays a Properties dialog box with the following below my computer name: a) Comment: [My Computer Name] b) Workgroup: MSHOME c) Type: Windows Professional For one thing, I have Windows XP Home Edition SP3 and NOT Windows Professional. I think I installed Zune before my computer crashed after installing NIS 2009. I had to reformat my computer and do a clean Windows install, which I may have to do again. Also, I cannot access a Limited Account User Profile because it says that I am not networked and I need to contact a Network Administrator. I am not networked other than through Internet connection. I am the Computer Administrator and I have not installed any kind of network to my computer. My computer is the only one connected to the Internet. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 "Anteaus" wrote: Zune is a type or music player, similar to an 'mp3' player or iPod. Your computer may have this software installed if it was connected to a Zune at some time in the past. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zune A NAS is a box containing a hard-disk and a simplified computer, whose role is to make the files on the hard-disk appear as a network share. You typically connect tot he NAS withan Ethernet (8-pin phone-like jack) cable, and access the files in 'My Network Places' - or any method applicable to network shares. "Dee" wrote: I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Thank you Jack and Anteaus for your information. Your information is helpful.
Jack, The reason I wanted to know about what NAS and Zune were used for is that I have noticed that when I click on: 1) My Network Places 2) View workgroup computers i) I right-click on the computer icon that displays my computer name, it displays a Properties dialog box with the following below my computer name: a) Comment: [My Computer Name] b) Workgroup: MSHOME c) Type: Windows Professional For one thing, I have Windows XP Home Edition SP3 and NOT Windows Professional. I think I installed Zune before my computer crashed after installing NIS 2009. I had to reformat my computer and do a clean Windows install, which I may have to do again. Also, I cannot access a Limited Account User Profile because it says that I am not networked and I need to contact a Network Administrator. I am not networked other than through Internet connection. I am the Computer Administrator and I have not installed any kind of network to my computer. My computer is the only one connected to the Internet. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 "Anteaus" wrote: Zune is a type or music player, similar to an 'mp3' player or iPod. Your computer may have this software installed if it was connected to a Zune at some time in the past. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zune A NAS is a box containing a hard-disk and a simplified computer, whose role is to make the files on the hard-disk appear as a network share. You typically connect tot he NAS withan Ethernet (8-pin phone-like jack) cable, and access the files in 'My Network Places' - or any method applicable to network shares. "Dee" wrote: I do not have my computer set to share, access remotely or networked, but I found that it is somehow connected with Zune and NAS. From what I found on Microsoft website, my computer is Network Attached Storage, which I did not add to my computer. How did this get attached to my computer? I have noticed that SQL files are on my computer. What is it? I looked through Microsoft's website and I am not computer literate to understand what SQL does for my computer. Any help is grateful. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Dee - Reference to NAS may be "generated" unintentionally - checkt he
following: My Network Places on left under "Network Tasks" - "add a Network Place". Regarding OS designation - SP3 "upgrades" Home Edition - for example if you insert your Home XP cd and tried ot reinstall the OS a message would be shown stating a newer version is currently installed. Under some circumstances OS version is reported as XP Pro. |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Dee - Reference to NAS may be "generated" unintentionally - checkt he
following: My Network Places on left under "Network Tasks" - "add a Network Place". Regarding OS designation - SP3 "upgrades" Home Edition - for example if you insert your Home XP cd and tried ot reinstall the OS a message would be shown stating a newer version is currently installed. Under some circumstances OS version is reported as XP Pro. |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Thank you Al for your information on NAS and XP Home Edition "SP3" Upgrades.
1) Reference to NAS may be "generated" unintentionally - checkt he following: My Network Places on left under "Network Tasks" - "add a Network Place". This opens Add A Network Wizard. I do not want my single computer networked other than for internet purpose. -------- Somehow I found the following information on my computer somewhere (sorry I cannot remember where I saw this information): 1) NTAuthority/(Shared Network) Password: **************** Confirm Password: **************** What is this? Does this mean my computer's file is shared on a shared network? Any help is greatly appreciated. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 "Al" wrote: Dee - Reference to NAS may be "generated" unintentionally - checkt he following: My Network Places on left under "Network Tasks" - "add a Network Place". Regarding OS designation - SP3 "upgrades" Home Edition - for example if you insert your Home XP cd and tried ot reinstall the OS a message would be shown stating a newer version is currently installed. Under some circumstances OS version is reported as XP Pro. |
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What is NAS? Is it a part of XP Home Edition 2002 SP3?
Thank you Al for your information on NAS and XP Home Edition "SP3" Upgrades.
1) Reference to NAS may be "generated" unintentionally - checkt he following: My Network Places on left under "Network Tasks" - "add a Network Place". This opens Add A Network Wizard. I do not want my single computer networked other than for internet purpose. -------- Somehow I found the following information on my computer somewhere (sorry I cannot remember where I saw this information): 1) NTAuthority/(Shared Network) Password: **************** Confirm Password: **************** What is this? Does this mean my computer's file is shared on a shared network? Any help is greatly appreciated. -- XP Home Edition Version 2002 SP3 Norton Internet Security 2009 "Al" wrote: Dee - Reference to NAS may be "generated" unintentionally - checkt he following: My Network Places on left under "Network Tasks" - "add a Network Place". Regarding OS designation - SP3 "upgrades" Home Edition - for example if you insert your Home XP cd and tried ot reinstall the OS a message would be shown stating a newer version is currently installed. Under some circumstances OS version is reported as XP Pro. |
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