Thanks for your help, Pavel. This is the only computer. Everything I use is on this one. I don't know if I have any mapped drives but I don't think so. I did create 2 partitions when I first set up the computer but that was ages ago. I just want to go back to my standalone system but can't figure out where to make the change. I've tried to change it in the System properties, performance setting but there is no option to change. Any idea.
----- Pavel wrote: ----
Since the only difference between Standalone and Workstation is where th
software is installed, there is not much you need to do. When using PC as
Workstation, you can run programs that are installed on another PC that act
as a Server
If you are running programs in this PC that are in fact installed somewher
else, just remove the shortcuts that start the program. There are som
programs that are actually installed on Workstation with small portio
residing on the Workstation and the main portion on Server in which case yo
need to uninstall those
I have a feeling that you do not fall in either category but instead you ar
simply sharing some drives/folders with another PC in which case all yo
need to do is remove the shares and/or mapped drives
--
Pave
joAnn said:
I changed my computer's from a stand alone pc to workstation on the advic
in a newsgroup and want to change it back to it's previous role as a PC. No
I don't remember how I did it . For some reason System restore will not le
me restore to an earlier point even though there are plenty of restor
points. I keep getting "restoration incomplete". Help
