That has nothing to do with his problem. The CMOS setting just makes it start back up when power is lost. His problem is that his computer won't shutdown at all. The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

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If you have replaced the CMOS battery to one of the correct size then it should work... Maybe you should clean the contacts if the old one leaked... It is very important that the flash bios jumper is not in when the computer is on... Use a voltmeter to check the voltage of the battery, and also if possible carefully check the voltage of the battery when it is in the computer. It should not drop. if i remember correctly the voltage for all cmos batteries is 3.0v. //Johannes

Was the battery "socketed" or soldered? If you just removed one and inserted another one, check the contacts/wiring. Otherwise: Do you have a "fallback"-BIOS? If so, make sure it is not active - these sometimes are not backed up with a battery. Cheers, Sebastian -- "If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton

Ok just to check I have this right. You want to have Visual Studio installed on the server and then have the users on the 25 machines access Visual Studio on the server remotely? This is possible, you can use Terminal Services to allow the client machines to access the server via Remote Desktop. If you want to do this though you'll have to make sure the server is powerful enough. You'll probably be wanting atleast 27Gig of RAM, 8x4 Core or 13x2 core CPUS's and a nice big SCSI raid array of hard drives. Visual Studio likes a lot of ram and lots of CPU so these values should be minimums. What you'll probably find is it's just cheaper and easier to buy decent client machines for each user. Remember that the slower the machine, the less productive each programmer will be. It'll take longer to compile and the programmers minds will start to wander :P time spent waiting will mean your programmers get bored. Another issue with centralising Visual Studio is that Dual Monitor setups also greatly increase productivity and Remote Desktop will only work with the one monitor really. At the end of the day treat your developers with respect and give them the machines that will allow them to do the best work they can for you. If I was told I had to develop over Remote Desktop from a server shared with 24 other people I wouldn't stick around at that company for very long :P Treat your programmers like 2nd class users and the best will leave, leaving you with 2nd class programmers.

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The boot.ini is just text, aint it? Write it down then. Though I find it funny that you are using the Windows multi-boot mechanism, becazse I find it easier to use GRUB as my boot manager - just restoring it from a Knoppix CD is all it takes (because the config will still be stored on the linux partition and I can just chroot there and install it again.) Cheers, Sebastian -- "If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton

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I encountered similar problem few days back. Turns out to be a virus that creeped in causing it. You may try running antiviru. In my case, if I tried to run some exe after booting computer, it causes computer to restart. See if your problem is similar to this. Prasad Notifier using ATL | Operator new[],delete[][^]

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