Re: Windows 2000 Server

Hi, Tony;

> If i right click on any folder and choose properties nothing happens.

Well, as I'm sure you know, anytime you click a mouse button or hit a key on
the keyboard "something" happens, even if it doesn't show on the screen. <g>
Assuming the system isn't totally locked up, of course, which doesn't sound
like the case here.

First and foremost, it is best you ask this in a NG that specializes in
Windows 2000 Server issues. I'd suggest the Newsgroup
"microsoft.public.win2000.advanced_server" or
"microsoft.public.windows.server.general" on the MS free and public news
server msnews.microsoft.com

OTOH, if you mean that an XP SP2 client logged into a Windows 2000 Server is
seeing this behavior after installing SP2, then you may want to bring this
to the no-cost support MS folks at
http://support.microsoft.com/default...doffer80&sd=GN

--

....Sky

MS MVP - Windows
================

Hi

Thanks for your help and for having replied to my email. I will try the NG
given and see if I have any luck.

PS: the problem arose when I was installing SP4 and had a power failure. I
have since tried to reinstall SP4 but the system says that it is up to date.
This seems to be the only noticeable problem with the system.

Thanks
Tony





"Sky King" wrote:

> Hi, Tony;
>
> > If i right click on any folder and choose properties nothing happens.
>
> Well, as I'm sure you know, anytime you click a mouse button or hit a key on
> the keyboard "something" happens, even if it doesn't show on the screen. <g>
> Assuming the system isn't totally locked up, of course, which doesn't sound
> like the case here.
>
> First and foremost, it is best you ask this in a NG that specializes in
> Windows 2000 Server issues. I'd suggest the Newsgroup
> "microsoft.public.win2000.advanced_server" or
> "microsoft.public.windows.server.general" on the MS free and public news
> server msnews.microsoft.com
>
> OTOH, if you mean that an XP SP2 client logged into a Windows 2000 Server is
> seeing this behavior after installing SP2, then you may want to bring this
> to the no-cost support MS folks at
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...doffer80&sd=GN
>
> --
>
> ....Sky
>
> MS MVP - Windows
> ================
>
>
>