Did it ever work there? I remember being warned when I first started using
the ICD2 about how the driver is installed and which USB port the ICD is
plugged into. I was basically told if you switch the port it is plugged
into, it can cause problems, try striping the driver and starting over.

On Nov 28, 2007 8:44 AM, Herbert Graf <mailinglist3@farcite.net> wrote:

> On Tue, 2007-11-27 at 22:00 -0800, Funny NYPD wrote:
> > Bob,
> > Can you verify that your office PCs has some kind of remote control/hard
> drive lock, or anti-virus staff installed (in the mean time, they keep
> recording everything you did on the computer)?
> >
> > One of my experience shows the IT department tuned the windows xp to
> keep people from accessing local hard drive or installing anything locally.
> And this drove engineers nuts.
> >
> > Once that hard drive lock (which is really just a software lock) was
> removed, everything works perfectly.  All computers are Dell machines and
> laptops.
> >
> > I only saw this happened on those big companies. They (IT guys) do have
> the capability and can created many XP "Virus" (which is invisible to you
> and me) to control people's daily life.
>
> Which is another reason I like running Linux here at work, IT doesn't
> even know the machine exists! :) TTYL
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