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virginian · 04-24-2007, 05:14 PM

I still use Windows 2000 because it works just fine on my old Pentium 3 computers. Speaking about XP, it took me almost two years before I learned that indexing on XP computer(at work) by default turned on!

By the way, after you successfully installed Connect under Win2000 you still need one more little trick if you want to upgrade Connect to the next version. Don't click OK after downloading update file via Connect Update Menu option. Locate file in the temoprary folder, copy it into other folder and run with -a switch. I'm on vacation in Europe now and don't rememer the exact location, but it's in the Personal Document's folder and further under Connect application entry.

I used Sysinternals FileMon utility to find update file location.

P.S. I installed and upgraded Connect on my both Win2K computers without any issues.

04-24-2007, 05:14 PM	#13
virginian Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2007	I still use Windows 2000 because it works just fine on my old Pentium 3 computers. Speaking about XP, it took me almost two years before I learned that indexing on XP computer(at work) by default turned on! By the way, after you successfully installed Connect under Win2000 you still need one more little trick if you want to upgrade Connect to the next version. Don't click OK after downloading update file via Connect Update Menu option. Locate file in the temoprary folder, copy it into other folder and run with -a switch. I'm on vacation in Europe now and don't rememer the exact location, but it's in the Personal Document's folder and further under Connect application entry. I used Sysinternals FileMon utility to find update file location. P.S. I installed and upgraded Connect on my both Win2K computers without any issues. Last edited by virginian; 04-27-2007 at 05:02 PM.