Re: Check Service Level

["Jeff Carey" <jcarey@xxxxxxxxx>]

in a sort of related note - in trying to install an HP 8GB external tape
drive, I was instructed by HP support to run the RegClean program from the
Microsoft web site.  It looks like it "cleaned" a bunch of Client Access
entries.  Now, Operations Navigator searches unsuccessfully for devices
each time I run it - but as I don't use it that often on this machine,
that's OK.




Pete Hall <peteh@inwave.com> on 10/22/98 09:06:36 PM

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At 12:37 10/22/1998 , Jeff Carey wrote:
>Even though I have "When to check service level" set to "never," at each
>restart of WinNT I get a "Check Version" box that has VRM, SP on the title
>bar and V3 R1 M3 SF50480 in the box with an [OK] button.  Is there anyway
>to turn this off?
>Client Access/400 V3R1M3 SF50480 (also under last service pack too), WinNT
>4.0 SP3.

Irritating isn't it. I've always found it in the registry (REGEDIT). I
don't remember if it's in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_CURRENT_USER, but the
subkey (I think) is SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Run (and
RunServices). IBM puts some trash in there that's completely useless.
Export the key to a text file just in case. Delete whatever looks like you
may not need it and reboot. If it doesn't work, import the key you saved
and try again. Be careful not to change anything else though. You can
always reinstall CA, but there is stuff in the registry that could make you
reinstall NT if you messed it up (Been there. Not pretty. Takes 3 days to
get it all working again.)


Pete Hall
peteh@inwave.com
http://www.inwave.com/~peteh/

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