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W2K Server-Domains and Language
2 part question:
Have a W2K server transferred from a German office, install is in German.
1) I have Admin password, but it's looking for the previous domain. How do I get it on my domain? All the more difficult because everything's in German, which leads to the next question...
2) What would be necessary to change the OS to English, besides having to do a full reinstall?
Thanks.
Have a W2K server transferred from a German office, install is in German.
1) I have Admin password, but it's looking for the previous domain. How do I get it on my domain? All the more difficult because everything's in German, which leads to the next question...
2) What would be necessary to change the OS to English, besides having to do a full reinstall?
Thanks.
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The version of Windows 2000 will have been written for a different language. Don't forget that there are often certain other differences between the versions of an OS for different countries - different encryption levels for starters.
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Thanks for the response.
So hstiles, are you saying then that I'll need a new copy of Server 2K? I don't have the CD anyway, as I was only shipped the box.
Jconley - actually it was only the local domain that was there - it was actually a password problem.
I'll break this up, which I prob. should have done in the first place. - 150 points to Jconley for the response. Repost another 150 for the language question.
So hstiles, are you saying then that I'll need a new copy of Server 2K? I don't have the CD anyway, as I was only shipped the box.
Jconley - actually it was only the local domain that was there - it was actually a password problem.
I'll break this up, which I prob. should have done in the first place. - 150 points to Jconley for the response. Repost another 150 for the language question.