Are we talking about the server or professional version of
Windows 2000, I have been running the Professional version
since beta testers were allowed to get their hands on it.
And I agree its much more stable than its predecessor ever
was. However I have problems with Windows 2000
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Are we talking about the server or professional version of
Windows 2000, I have been running the Professional
win2K is more stable than 98, that's for sure. Personally, I still like NT
more, even if it doesn't support USB and all that other fun stuff. I
recommend W2K if it's a choice between that and 98, though.
~Simon
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I've been running Win2K Professional on my laptop and it hasn't crashed
once. The apps may hang but the OS stays up.
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How many of you are using
WIN2K kicks righteous butt :-)
Seriously, though - it is stable as heck and great for a development
environment (it even runs games :-)
Regards,
Howie
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Change now! That is, if you have lots of memory (256K?) My last reboot: 2
weeks ago... CF studio is a charm, except for the Alt+Tab bug.
Jaime/
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I use win2K Server on my laptop and desktop and haven't had any problems
yet. I like that fact of not having to reboot everytime I make a change to
my network settings.
Kevin Schmidt
Internet Services Director
PWB Integrated Marketing and Communications
Office: 734.995.5000
Mobile: 734.649.4843
I use Win2k Pro for my development machine and couldn't be happier.
Ken
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How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc? I am
I've had no problems with it yet.
I love the new interface too.
Cold Fusion is running fine.
-Russ
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Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2000 12:44:17
I'm using 2000, and I love it. Much more stable then anything else I've
used. Studio still blows up, by Win2K just staggers a bit, then continues
on. So far, it's been 2 months without a reboot :)
Marcus
How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc? I am getting really
tired of win98
Windows 2000 Professional is a great development environment. I would
recommend moving up from 98 if you can spare the time to reinstall
applications etc.
Because there are still a few tools and utilities that won't work with it,
and you won't know what they are in most cases until it is too
For me W2k was THE FIX for Cf studio (On win 98). I have not run into
anyone that has the studio resource "hog" (40+% resources) problem with W2K.
Maybe I will find a few people here that have problems.
It "Rocks" for a M$ product.
I reboot once a week.
Mark W. Breneman
-Cold Fusion Developer
Server version of Windows 2000
regards
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From: Marcus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 03 October 2000 06:22
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Windows 2000??
I'm using 2000, and I love it. Much more
Has anybody done any development with the Windows version of MySQL?
How does it rate compared to an Access DB, SQL Server, etc?
Free-ish :-)
No graphical IDE-type tools :-|
Nice but incomplete implementation of SQL language (no subselects or
stored procs) with some useful web-oriented
Sorry to ask this, but does anyone know how you can automatically
shutdown in Win98 and Win2000 without having to go thru' that
radio button selection panel?
In NT/2K, you can do this from the command line using SHUTDOWN.EXE, which
comes with the NT and 2K resource kits.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig
This was asked back in November. Here are snippets from two replies
which may be helpful:
1. From "WBB":
For NT errors drop into a command box and type:
net helpmsg errornumber [enter]
2. From Jonathan Broome:
I asked
My CF server's log is also full with error 109. ... As per my opinion I am
getting this request coz of Licensing problem with me NT installation or may
be coz my users are writing some stupid pages which keeps on waiting for
system reply i.e. reply from WWW server this is what my thinking ..
Does anyone know how to set up symbolic links for downloads
with Cold Fusion on an IIS 5/Windows 2000 server? I need to
be able to offer selected files for downloads, but do not want
to point the user to the actual file.
Windows 2K is supposed to support symbolic links.
It does support
This really isn't a problem. Don't have AD on servers with lots of IP
addresses. MS recommends AD on separate machines in large enterprises anyway
and I agree with that. So this seems to be a non-issue unless there is a
different problem.
- Steve Pierce
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