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Graphics card for win 2003 server

Ok, well thanks for the info, but all discussions about generic drivers vs. specific drivers aside, can anyone recommend a cheap pci-e x 16 card that has drivers for win2k3? I really don't want to make a purchase for a card that isn't totally supported by windows... who knows some time in the...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #11
- May 9, 2007
- Forum: Computer Building
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Graphics card for win 2003 server

Yea I think that's what they are saying... and that may work for me as well, but at least I'd like to handle 1024 X 768 with 32bit colors.
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #8
- May 8, 2007
- Forum: Computer Building
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Graphics card for win 2003 server

That sounds great, I think I will need something more modern though. The motherboard that I have selected only has pci and PCI Express X16 slots available. Is there a pci e 16 graphics card that will support 2k3 server? I know its a tall order but again I don't need something super great, so...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #5
- May 8, 2007
- Forum: Computer Building
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Graphics card for win 2003 server

It will be just used in a server capacity. I don't need anything fancy... so are you saying a GeForce 2 has win 2003 drivers and will posibly run the 64bit version?
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- May 8, 2007
- Forum: Computer Building
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Graphics card for win 2003 server

I am trying to build a machine that runs windows 2003 server, I have all the other components selected, but the graphics card to use is a point of contention for me. I do not need a sophisticated / expensive card. I just want something that has drivers for win 2003, possibly x64 bit version...
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- May 8, 2007
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Computer Building
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Creating a Visual Studio Installer

What I want to do is create a config file for the app that I am installing on the fly and then place it in the same directory. I just don't know how to get a handle on the path that the user finally decides on using. Any advice would be appreciated.
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #6
- Oct 15, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Creating a Visual Studio Installer

Did you have any luck detecting the actual installation path? I read somewhere that there was a property called [TARGETDIR] that you could use in your CustomActionData. The installer was throwing exceptions at runtime complaining that the property didn't exist. Any advice?
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #5
- Oct 15, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Creating a Visual Studio Installer

Thanks
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- Oct 13, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Creating a Visual Studio Installer

Can someone recommend a good resource for creating a Setup Wizard project with Visual Studio . net 2003. I have tried googling for it but didn't quite find what I was looking for. Thanks
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Oct 12, 2005
- Replies: 5
- Forum: Windows
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C# ThreadPool & Visual Studio

bump :-)
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #2
- Aug 16, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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C# ThreadPool & Visual Studio

I am debugging a windows service that I wrote which uses a thread pool. If I set a break point anywhere no matter what thread should be executing it blocks other threads from running and handling things. I want to know if this behavior is correct. Should it block all threads or should...
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Aug 16, 2005
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows
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.net programing for handhelds

bump :-)
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #2
- Jun 5, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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.net programing for handhelds

I want to write a .net app for my pda... I understand there is a mobile version of the .net framework I can install to run my apps. Can I write a standard windows app? or what do I need to do to get it to run on my pda. My PDA is running Windows Mobile 2003 SE.
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Jun 5, 2005
- Replies: 2
- Forum: Windows
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Microsoft Calendar webcontrol

I am trying to incorporate the calendar webcontrol in a C# web app that I am writing. What I am trying to do I would think is pretty basic. All I want to do is specify what days on the calendar can be selected, ie. Only allow mondays to be selected... then the user can pick whatever monday of...
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Apr 15, 2005
- Replies: 0
- Forum: Windows
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C# LDAP Authentication with a certificate

I am writing an web app authentication script using LDAP to authenticate against a novel system. The problem that I am running into is the network administrator is requiring a security certificate be used on a secure port. I am not really sure how to proceed from here. Is there a class that I...
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Mar 14, 2005
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows
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SPDIF connector

Yea I have the same problem.... I want to hook up my pc to my receiver and I was wondering if I could use the S/PDIF port on my pc.... that is a digital port right? or do I not understand it's use.
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- Feb 16, 2005
- Forum: Motherboards
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dual boot 98, xp, and online

Honestly, I had a dual boot running on one of my machines on and off and I kinda found that the cons out weighed the pros... if you looking to install a post 98 OS as one of the OSs then you'd kinda be foolish not to format the drive as NTFS. The problem with that is that now the 98 OS can't...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #6
- Feb 8, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Anti-Spam for Exchange 2003?

Our company is going through a similar transition and are for the first time going to be administering our own 2003 exchange on a 2003 server. Right now we are looking to support 20 email boxes. Can someone reccomend other 3rd party services that will handle the spam filtering? Also is there...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #5
- Feb 7, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Active Directory storage question

ok, I'll try to post up some code, it might take me a day or so though because the code is residing on a 3rd party server, so I'll try to post it tomorrow asap Thanks for all your input though
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #14
- Feb 2, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Active Directory storage question

Well maybe you can provide some additional information about AD and where it stores it's account information. I have been trying to dig around and find some information but everyone seems to be tight lipped about it unless I'm just not looking in the right spaces. Our app orriginally used...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #10
- Feb 2, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Active Directory storage question

I thought I would give you an update of the work around that decided to take. Unfortunately as stated before we were unable to figure out why we couldn't authenticate users w/ LDAP against their particular AD setup. Due to the excessive time and impracticality of replicating the hashed...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #7
- Feb 2, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Active Directory storage question

Ok, I found out what hash is being used. Does anyone know where the information is being stored?
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #4
- Jan 31, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Active Directory storage question

Well I don't mean to be vague but I'm not sure how much information I want to divulge about the situation for security reasons. Let me see if I can give you a better expanation of what specifically we are having a problem with. I am work with a 3rd party development team to try to...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- Jan 31, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Active Directory storage question

I am trying to authenticate a user against active directory using LDAP. We are having problems that I would rather not go into. One question I do have is where does active directory store the password for a users login? and what method of encryption does it use? One thought was if the...
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Jan 31, 2005
- Replies: 14
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Aaaagh! Help! >_<

I personally never heard of those modules, and I don't know what will happen if you delete them. In the case you do want to delete them though, try this approach. Are you able to search for the files in safe mode? if so find them and write down the location, then use an old win 9x boot disk...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- Jan 26, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Windows Authentication question

Thanks UCjefe, That did the trick, I removed the userName and password attributes, and that did it. Thanks again!
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #12
- Jan 25, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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vb.net and asp.net: what to learn first?

Torpid what you said makes sense. At least from the C# standpoint I read/write to xml files constantly while developing. Haven't worked with interfaces in VB.net though
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #9
- Jan 25, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Windows Authentication question

Ok UCjefe, what you said made sense and so did the msdn article, now my question is that on the msdn article it says to configure the web.config and turn on impersonation as follows <identity impersonate="true" userName="domain\user" password="password" /> my...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #10
- Jan 25, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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vb.net and asp.net: what to learn first?

Personally this past summer I took a few months and learned VB.net which turned out to be not all that different of a feel to me when coding than C#, of course there are syntax differences. I chose to learn VB.net instead of C# because I just graduated with a BS in CS :-) and spent the past 4...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #7
- Jan 25, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Windows Authentication question

wow, ok thanks... I'm gonna be working on the .net app in some fashion this weekend, so I'm gonna take sat and sun to have all this soak in and read the msdn article as well. I'll let you know how things work out on monday, thanks for the help though.
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #8
- Jan 21, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Windows Authentication question

any thoughts?
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #4
- Jan 20, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Windows Authentication question

Ok here's the deal now: In IIS I am using basic windows authentication only, using the credentials of the restricted user only. I set the accounting folder with the permissions that all users are able to access it with read/write access. But all I did was allow the role of...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- Jan 19, 2005
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Windows Authentication question

here is the scenario: I have two users for my pc: Administrator and restricted, the latter of which is just a regular user with restricted capabilities. I have two folders on my C drive that I want to work with. accounting and private. The file structure is like this C:\accounting\private...
- JoeCDaMan
- Thread
- Jan 19, 2005
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Win2K service packs, and what about .Net?

We have .net installed on most of our PCs at work if not all of them. I haven't had any issues with it. We have a couple of boxes with win2k server enterprise edition as well as win2k3 server enterprise. I believe those are running the .net framework as well. I know for sure our development...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #6
- Jan 14, 2005
- Forum: Computer Building
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First Time Builder...Start-Up Issues..

Do you hear any beeps when you start up your machine? Depending on what you hear, you can go to the trouble shooting section of your mobo manual and see if you can diagnose what piece of hardware is malfunctioning, assuming it isn't your mobo. I've had a problem similar to yours with one...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #2
- Jan 14, 2005
- Forum: Computer Building
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Computer Shuts Down While Playing WoW

thizz, I had the same problem when my PSU went dead, the lights were still on which confused me and freaked me out at the same time, but if you replace your psu I think that will solve your problem. Wubble, try running Prime95 with mbm and see what happens, cause p95 with put a huge load on...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #5
- Jan 11, 2005
- Forum: Computer Building
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Computer Shuts Down While Playing WoW

Wubbble - well the last two things that you mentioned concern me, first off a good power supply is a must, I always use to buy the cheapest generic power supply I could find until this past summer while playing doom3 my pc instantly shut down and would not start again. I did OC my machine...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #2
- Jan 11, 2005
- Forum: Computer Building
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Having problems fully removing Norton

If I purchase a pc from a manufacturer, the first thing I do is always format it and put on my own OS and software so that I don't have to worry about that kind of stuff. So yes if you have a bootable version of win xp on cd you should be able to do a clean install pretty easily. You might...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #2
- Jan 10, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Write to XML configuration File in C#

Technically you don't need to restart the web app, you just need to refresh the cache and pick up any changes you made to the .config
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #5
- Jan 6, 2005
- Forum: Windows
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Write to XML configuration File in C#

thanks Iozina, yea I think I will use the xml writer to solve the problem, you need to have Administrative rights to install and run my app anyway so it doesn't matter. For anyone else who wants to know why the app.config file is read only, I just found this article that explains it a...
- JoeCDaMan
- Post #3
- Jan 5, 2005
- Forum: Windows

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