I have just upgraded to Exchange 2003 on Windows 2000 SP4.  Now I want to take my Operations Master and do a Windows 2003 upgrade.  However, when I run ForestPrep, I get the following error in my ldif.err.18 file:
Entry DN: CN=inetOrgPerson,CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=lifeworks ...

Regardless of the SP4 or other installation to Win2K running SP3, the PC
always boots to "Last Known Configuration". It is "impossible" to install any
core system software updates. How can I "turn off" this boot feature?
Event Type:    Error

One client have standard server and wants to upgrade the RAM from 4 to 8 GB
thus need to upgrade the server to advanced is that possible?
/Thomas

I recently lost my WINNT directory to a virus (I believe).  I have
reinstalled this, but now need to make the system think Office 2000
Professional is installed (it is).  Is there any way i can do this without
the install CD?

Folks,
            Where can I get a recovery cd for XP Proffesional.
Cheers
Gordon

To make a long story short, the NT 4 partition wouldn't boot after an install
of PCAnywhere 9 and I had to install a new copy of Win 2k on the boot
partition. This went Ok except for the fact that since this was a fresh
install instead of an upgrade, the additional partition ...

I need to install WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) on a
Windows 2000 with SP4.  When I click on Add/Remove Windows Compents, I
get the following error:
Setup library ntoc.dll could not be loaded, or function NtOcSetupProc