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Old January 10th 04, 01:26 AM
Maxx
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Default "Offline Files" icon shows while still connected

Anything on this one? I haven't heard a thing on my post.
It only happens on one of about 30 XP machines, so my
thought was software conflict instead of any hardware
issue. This user has a ton of programs running, of which
any number could be the problem. It's also on a Dell
Latitude D500. Just to rule out hardware, what model is
your problem machine?
-----Original Message-----
I've noticed a few people with this problem have posted,

but no responses
yet. Hope someone can help us...

I have about a dozen XP machines on a Win2K domain with

about 20 other 2K,
NT4 and Win98 PCs. The XP machines are constantly going

offline from the
Win2K server when there is no problem with the network -

they can still
connect to the internet router, our AS400 and other

machines. This can
happen anywhere up to 20 times a day.

I tried setting some machines to never go offline

(Offline Files -
Advanced Options), but it still loses the connection. I

also tried
changing Auto Detect link speed to manual but no luck.

Does anyone have
any suggestions?

Thanks
Mick
.

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