What is Microsoft Watson client

Dr. Watson is very important it detects information about system and program failures and records the information in a log file
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Dr. Watson is very important it detects information about system and program failures and records the information in a log file. In the event of a program error, Dr. Watson starts automatically.

Open Dr. Watson.

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To open Dr. Watson, click Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type drwtsn32.
Dr. Watson cannot prevent errors from occurring, but the information recorded in the log file can be used by technical support personnel to diagnose the problem.

if it always seems to be running you probably have a lot of errors going on that you are not seeing or you are choosing to ignore..

Answered Oct, 26 2010

on your mac, there is a “security” section under system preferences. this is where you can adjust the firewall settings. hope this helps

Answered Oct, 27 2011

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Click "Start" on the NT server desktop.
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Navigate through "Programs," then "Administrative Tools (common)."
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Click "Network Client Administrator."
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Select "Make Installation Disk Set."
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Click "Continue."
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Select the "Path" box, then navigate to the location of the network administrator files.
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Select "Copy Files to a New Directory, and then Share," then type a location for the shared folder and a name.
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Click "OK."
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Select "Network Client v3.0 for MS-DOS and Windows."
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Select the floppy drive for "Destination Drive."
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Insert a blank disk.
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Click "OK."
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Boot the target workstation into MS-DOS and insert the first floppy disk.
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Run "setup.exe" from the root directory of the floppy disk.
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Press "Enter" to continue the setup, then press "Enter" again to select the default path for the network administrator files.
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Scroll through the list to locate your network adapter, then press "Enter."
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Browse to the location of the workstation's network adapter driver files, then press "Enter."
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Type your username, then press "Enter."
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Scroll down to "The listed options are correct," then press "Enter."
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Insert the second floppy disk when prompted. The installation of the network client will then complete.

Read more http://www.ehow.com/how_7562421_install-microsoft-network-client-dos.html#ixzz18RA7UdQl Answered Dec, 19 2010