I am running XP prof. SP2 on a Dell GX520. It is hooked up to a small network running SBS 2003. The problem is that if the GX520 is left idle for more than a few minutes, the machine can not find itself (My Computer). This is particularly apparent with trying to find mapped network drives. The internet connection through this system works fine... streaming audio/video, even while it cannot find itself. When this occurs, usually loggin off is usually required to restore connections. Any thoughts?
Win XP can't find itself
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Win XP can't find itself
by bW5hcmR5 » Mon, 20 Feb 2006 23:11:30 GMT
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