Installing Drupal

I am unable to load the image for my banners. I keep getting copy errors complaing the file does not exist. I've enabled read/write permissions to all, but still no luck. Where is the problem?

Note: I have a 4.4RC1 installation working and able to upload photos to the gallery.

I've got the page to load but receive an "Page can't be displayed error" when i try and create my first account.

If there is some setting i need to set please tell me 'where' to find it along with 'what' it is

thanks in advance
brandon

When I enable Clean URLs, Drupal can no longer find the pages;
I guess mod_rewrite lacking, but phpinfo() says it's installed.
Some refer to the Drupal .htaccess file but I couldn't find that.
I made my own with:
php_value session.save_handler user
php_value session.cache_limiter none
DirectoryIndex index.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?q=$1 L,QSA

I can do without Clean URLs for now, but if the site runs/builds
and then Clean enabled later, will that be a retrospective problem?

Has anyone had success in getting the ldap module to work with 4.3x? I'm not green to php but, I've been pulling my hair out on this one. I downloaded the Authentication archive which had various methods for authenticating (yahoo, delphi, etc). No luck!

I run drupal on a Linux server. Due to change of platform to W2K I copied the files and DB. installed it on Win 2K , IIS PHP4 and MySQL. Also I did install c:/php/pear with all /DB/ *.php files on the WK2 server.
When starting the browser I get an error: Now I get the following error on the browser:Database problem: DB Error: not found.
On the W2K I have installed: c:\php4\pear\DB and all the common.php -- xxx.php
Must I use pear anyway?
Dirk.

I ran drupal on a Linux server. Due to change of platform to W2K I copied the files and DB. installed it on Win2K + IIS and MySQL. in conf.php I put: ini_set("include_path", ".;c:\php4\pear"); Now I get the following error on the browser:Database problem: DB Error: not found.
On the W2K I have installed: c:\php4\pear\DB and all the common.php -- xxx.php
Must I use pear anyway?
Dirk.