In the control Panel/Systems/Hardware/Device Manager I have the yellow
question mark on Other Devices, then a yellow exclamation mark on (sub
Device)Security Devices. I can not find what device this is, I have tried to
install new driver using the motherboard disk, but no luck.

We have a AD domain with a Windows Certificate Server handing out
certificates. some are expiring, I am looking for a KB article on how
to go about renewing these servers certificates
thanks

When Win2K boots, the clock shows year 2005. I posted that and got a reply
to change the Cmos battery. I did that and it still boots to 2005. I can
reset the date but it always goes back to 2005 when I reboot.
Could this be some kind of malware? Any ideas?

We have a directory tree that we want to have each levels permissions
assigned separately, so have cleared the “allow inheritable permissions from
parent to propagate to this object”. The tree has many layers of subfolders.
Now we need to add someone to the top layer and need to ...

All information you enter via the web can be intercepted
Unauthorized sites can add themselves to your desktop (icons)
Unauthorized sites can add themselves to your internet favorites
Your browsing activity can be tracked and monitored

Our environment is 2000 AD with XP Pro sp2 & 2000 pro clients.
The users that will be encrypting data are XP Pro users and we intend to
move to 2003 AD later this year - currently on test.
We are just beginning to look at encryption and I've noticed that if I open

I hope somebody can help with this question. I can't find anything on it
anywhere. I have three servers with a shared folder on them. I have
configured share and NTFS permissions on the folder for groups and users.
When the servers reboot the share permissions remain the same but ...

We are currently setting up a new file server cluster in our organization.  
One of the main purposes is for shared directories.  Planned layout is
"servername\sharename\dept share".  There could be a hundred folders for
different departments under the share and we want to map a ...

Hi, there!
I have Win2K Adv server with shared folder. There's subfolder at the
lower level encrypted by EFS. I need to access it from client (under
the same account). I don't use CA.

I keep getting notice that a certain security update for IE6 needs to be
installed (KB867801). At first, it came in a group of some other
updates, but those all succeeded. I restarted my computer. Since then,
the update notification that KB867801 needs to get installed keeps

I have created a local admin group(testgroup) and assigned a particular user
(testuser)to that group and then assigned that group(testgroup) to the
following local policies:
act as part of the operating system

I noticed an event log entry on one of my SBS2000 servers indicating a
password change attempt on TSInternetUser. Since I do not use the Internet
Licensor, I disabled the account. However, I noticed that the hit was at
exactly the same time each day. It's a pretty good bet that ...

I am having some difficulties with efs. I am still working on the issue
(previous thread with title "Encryption").
I am now trying an ecrypted file within the same domain. I encrypted a file
'encrypttest.txt' on A and copied it to a shared directory. I went to

I have created a domain account that I want it to be a local adminitrator on
all servers in the domain. I want to do this without adding the user to the
local administrators group. Is that possible? Is this something that could
be done from the local security policy?

this might be a stupid question, but I cant figure it out.  I am trying to
add a group as a member of another group for permissions reasons.  I know you
can do this in Windows 2003 server, but I cant seem to figure it out in
Windows 2000 server, or is it not an option?