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Hello,

I tried your solution by creating a new install folder (4.0.7a). I copied all files from 4.0.7 to that folder and then copied the libeay32.dll file from 4.0.4 to the new folder.

After ins ...

VNC is now installed and ready, same password as before.

No, I can install it if you wish.

As requested I deleted the partitions on the hard drive and started from scratch.

Installed Win XP Pro Ver 2002 SP2

Disabled Windows Update During Initial startup

Verified TCP/IP is working
...

Okay, I will reinstall XP and follow the steps you have outlined.

I have paid for First Spot. I just did not copy the licence to the most recent install.

I'll let you know how it works out.

The 4.0.4 install went without problems. Just follwed the procedure outlined in the install readme file. It just worked.

As a little experiment I un-installed 4.0.7 and installed 4.0.4 back to the ...

Hi Alan,

This is what I got....

C:\>nslookup apple.com 66.80.130.23
Server: ns1.megapath.net
Address: 66.80.130.23

Non-authoritative answer:
Name: apple.com
Address: 17.254.3.1 ...

As requested I did a fresh install of XP Pro.

Same error on start:

Fail to start Named BIND DNS server.

Okay, XP it is, I will do that later tonight and let you know how 4.0.7 works out!

Thanks Alan

Okay, I will start from scratch.

Which is better for FirstSpot, Win 2003 Enterprise or Win XP Pro?

Here it is:

15/05/2006 23:54:58 ** Starting Print Log **
15/05/2006 23:54:58 ** FirstSpot Version (4.0.7) **
15/05/2006 23:54:58 ** Service: Read Session Log
15/05/2006 23:54:58 ** Service: ...

Same Error, I did the UnInstall and double checked both the "Services" and the entire hard disk for anything relating to Apache or FirstSpot and found nothing.

No Unfortunatly I don't.

What do I need to check? I will do it again.

No other DNS server is running.

I used the "UnInstall FirstSpot"

I did, install went fine. Reset all the info and received this error when I tried to start First Spot:

Fail to start Named BIND DNS Server