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HOW TO USE WINDOWS 2000 WITHOUT THE NOVELL CLIENT

 

This page is for those who use Windows 2000 as their operating system and who do not log in to the network with the Novell NetWare client. If you do have Novell, see Help for Windows 2000 With the Novell Client. If you're not sure if you have the Novell Client, see I'm not sure if I'm using the Novell Client.

About Windows 2000

• Your first log in
• Security basics

Windows 2000 Security

• Account group permissions: an overview
• Creating a new User Account
• Changing a User's Access Level
• Changing your password
• Setting your password to never expire
• Changing a forgotten password
• Deleting a User Account
• Locking your PC

Windows 2000 Tips and Tricks

• Mapping a network drive
• Running a single program as an Administrator
• Closing a "frozen" program
• Using the Windows 2000 search tool

Maintenance

• Defragmenting
• Running Disk Cleanup

Backing Up and Restoring Files

• Before You Begin: Using the Backup Utility
• Opening the Backup Utility
• Selecting Files to Backup
• Creating Your First Backup Job
• Creating Weekly Backups
• Restoring Files from a Backup

Connecting to the Network

• Troubleshooting network problems
• Why is my network connection slow?

Staying Secure

• Staying virus-free
• Getting and using Norton AntiVirus