1. Create a folder on the server under any directory you wish.. but generally it should be under C:/ for ease of finding them
2. Make sure that simple file sharing is enabled if you are on a client computer
3. Select and highlight the folder and right click it, and go to properties
4. Go to the sharing tab
5. Enable the button labeled Share this folder
6. Enter in a share name and press apply

1. On the server go to Control Panel and then Add Printer or Fax
2. When the wizard appears, Select Local Printer and Click Next
3. Select Create a new port and select TCP/IP Click Next
4. Click Next
5. Select the device as Generic, Click Next
6. Add a name, and enter in the rest of the information to the printer, Click Finish
7. To Add the Printer on a Client machine:
8. Go to Printers and Faxes > Add
9. Browse for a printer by selecting find and then searching; if you are authenticated to the domain on the server you just configured, the printer will appear, select it and press ok; you will now be able to print to it!

1. Go to Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Distributed File System
2. Right click on Distributed File System and click on New Root
3. Hit Next
4. Choose Domain Root and press Next
5. Verify the correct domain is entered and selected, hit next
6. On the Server Name Screen hit Browse
7. Select the Server/Computer where the files are located that you wish to use with DFS
8. Press ok
9. Hit Next
10. On the Root Name Screen, type in a Root name that you wish to appear, hit next
11. Select a folder to share, hit Next
12. Verify all of the settings and hit finish
13. Right click on the newly created Root and click New Link
14. Enter in a name for the link
15. Enter a Path to a shared directory using the \\servername\folder link type
16. Hit ok and the new share will appear

1. Open up My Computer
2. Right click on the drive that you wish to enable Quotas on and go to properties
3. Go to the Quota Tab
4. Check the box that says Enable quota management
5. If you wish to, also check the deny attribute
6. Configure the file settings accordingly to your server setup and user base
7. If you wish to log overfilled drives, click on Log events for both check boxes
8. Hit Apply
9. Press Ok

Encrypting Files Using Windows Explorer

1. Right click on the folder that you wish to compress, go to properties
2. In the properties window, go to the Advanced button
3. Check the box that says Encrypt contents to secure data
4. Press ok
5. Press Apply

    

Encrypting Files Using the CIPHER Utility

1. On the server Go to Start > Run
2. Type CMD
3. CD to the folder or directory that the file is located that you wish to encrypt
4. Type Cypher /e /a {filename} and press enter
5. The said filename should now be encrypted

1. Right click on my computer (on the server) and go to manage
2. Click on the (+) symbol next to the Shared Folders Object
3. Click on Shares to view the shares that are being shared from the server
4. To create a new share, right click in a white area in the box that lists the shares and go New Share
5. The Share a folder wizard will appear, hit next
6. Enter a path to the folder that you wish to share, once you have selected one press next
7. Enter in a share name that you wish network users to see and if you wish, enter in a description if the name is not clear enough for the users to figure out
8. Press next Select the Correct Permissions that you wish to have for the folder
9. Press Finish
10. Press Close or check the box that asks if you wish to create another shared folder.. if you wish to do so.

1)      Capture the iso image, Open D:/Support/tools/deploy.cab (Click explore to view from my computer)

2)      Select all of the files by pressing Ctrl –A

3)      Select all icons, extract, create a new folder on the desktop and extract them there

4)      Close all windows, open up the deploy folder, double click the setup manager program

5)      Welcome window appears, click next

6)      New or existing screen appears, verify that create new is selected, click next.

7)      Type of screen appears, verify unattended setup is selected. Note: we must call our file Winnt.sif

      Product screen appears, verify Windows XP is selected, click next

9)      User interaction screen, Select Fully Automated, Click Next

10)  The distribution share screen appears, select setup from a CD and hit next

11)  Check I accept the terms and click next

12)  Name screen, enter name and organization, enter and click next

13)  Display screen appears, click next

14)  Select time window appears, adjust your settings accordingly

15)  Product window appears, enter valid legal key, hit next

16)  Computer name screen appears, check organization name page

17)  Admin password screen appears, enter a password and verify that encrypt is selected, hit next

18)  Networking component screen appears, verify that typical is selected and hit next

19)  Enter workgroup to be what you need, hit next

20)  Telephony screen appears, hit next

21)  Regional selection screen appears, verify that default is checked and hit next

22)  Hit next again

23)  Browse and shell settings, next to specify  default proxy and homepage settings, then hit browse settings, set, click next

24)  Installation folder screen, choose “A folder name I specify” and enter the folder name with “WinXP”

25)  Hit next until popup screen appears

26)  Save answer file to the filetype you want, click next

27)  Click cancel on the completed screen to exit

28)  Delete Winnt.bat (Looks like gears) DON’T CLICK ON IT!

29)  Open notepad and load the Winnt.sif file, and browse to the unattended section and enter a new line “Repartition=Yes” Save and quit

30)  Save file to floppy disk, shutdown the Windows XP machine

Below I will go through the steps required to sucessfully clean and make your computer happy and much cooler again! {Not to mention extend its life a considerable ammount!}

Step 1: Disconnect The Computer
Pull out your computer and disconnect all of the cables, you will generally find that it may be a good idea to write down where everything is plugged into if you are not too sure on what you are doing.. a little documentation never hurt anyone! 

Step 2: Open Up The Computer
On almost all computers that are out there, the general standard is to have a side panel on the Left Side of the computer tower, this is usually held in place by two screws illustrated below.. Unscrew these and continue on down the page 

Step 3:  Assess The Damage
Get ready.. you may be in for a rough suprise!
Now its time to pull back that freshly unscrewed case. carefully slide it back until you hear it come off; next pull it away from the computer and set it aside for now.

-> STOP! <-
Before continuing you must be aware of the fact that computer components CAN be damaged by static charges and shocks; Therefore it is very important that you either ground yourself.. You can do this generally by making sure you are in contact with the computer case at all times {Using a free hand}

Step 4:  Plan Of Attack
Now the fun part begins! Start by looking around at the various components and check to see if they have any large particles of dust on them, if they do appear to have some, carefully remove them and clear off the areas as best you can.

Step 5:  Take The Front Cover Off
Locate the {Generally, though not always} Three clips that are on the inside of the case.

Closeup..

Unclip these and carefully pull off the front panel..

Step 6:  Take the Fight Outside!
It is generally a good idea to do this next step out in the garage or outside in the grass.. its no fun to do this inside.. it may not look like a lot of dust is in your computer.. but you WILL be suprised at all the fun things that can be hiding in those tight corners and components.

Once all of the big chunks of lint.. hair and other icky stuff is cleared out, you will notice a lot of buildup around things like fans and heatsinks.

This should be removed with the help of our good friend.. air.

You can do this by one of two ways..

Via Compressed Air Canister: Pretty self explanatory, use the compressed air to blow out the dust from those difficult corners. {Just be careful to read the directions on the canister} Also make sure that you do not hold the canister upside down while you spray the air out! {This will sometimes cause the compressed liquid inside of the canister to spray out on the electronic components; which is possible to freeze the components}

Via Vacuum Cleaner {That can be reversed to blow}: This way is the way i do it {No stinky canisters to deal with} also can be reversed to normal mode to suck up the dust that happens to be everywhere!

Step 7:  Final Check!
Start out by checking out the connections and cables to make sure nothing came loose by accident, if you do happen to see something that looks out of place, reconnect it and you should be all set to go!

Step 8:  Re Assemble !
Place the front cover back on until all of the clickers go back into position.
Then take another step back and slide the cover back on the left side of the computer. Re screw in the screws.

Step 9:  Re Connect 
Refer to your memory or the documentation you made at the beginning of this process and hook everything up as it was when you started.

Step 10:  Enjoy your happy computer!
And give youself a pat on the back! You did it *yay*.