When logging into a cpu on a non-active directory domain
that doesn't use roaming profiles I experience the
following error message that I can't seem to track down
the cause. I was wondering if this was a XP issue or some

I have a question about something. My cousin is trying to
get online. When she starts her computer, it goes as far
as windows xp on her screen, Then all of a sudden a box
appears on her screen:

I need to enlarge the systay icons.
Since setting the Display dpi setting to 150% (144) and playing with pther
font sized in *Appearnce*, the systray icons are now stacked  2 high and
seem very small (too small for my old eyes, anyway!)

I loaded XP PRo upgrade on an windows 98 machine.  15 days
later after the activation period it is asking me to
activate up booting up after logon.  I don't get any
windows screens or anything the activation menu is up and

Windows boots up but won't allow access to user account
name. It begins accessing user name and then
automatically goes to a logging off message. Dell says to
re-install XP but I'm concerened about losing all of my

My M/board (ABIT kg7) recently crapped its Ps2 port so i
bought a usb keyboard to get around it 4 now, trouble is
i need a format BAD, but i cant as the keyboard is only
picked up after windows starts, also cant get into the

Somehow i have access to everything on my computer EXCEPT  
my desktop icons. I get an error message everytime i click
on them. Anybody know why?

I have XP Professional and multiple Users with restricted
access. Everytime another User logs on with their own
account, he/she gets a pop-up window error that
says "Access is denied" three times. Why is this? To

I can't load new programs.  I get error message.  
C:\windows\system32\Autoexec.nt.
The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and
Microsoft Windows applications

Home networking : The pro that i have is passwording my
network so others on my network has to use a password to
logon to my puter from there puter that is on my network
three puters have xp home and our computers are on 24/7

My Windows XP takes 10 minutes to recognize my Hard Disk.
What can I do???

Is there a way to remove the "Log off <username> from the Start button menu
?
My computer is networked with my wife's computer but share all drives etc.
Since I am the only registered user (my wife uses my computer occasionally

I receive an error message when I attempted to install MS
Office 97 (SR-2)with Windows XP. Is there a known
compatibility issue with this older office version:
error message: C:\windows\system 32\autoexec.nt.  the

had a virus got rid of it. Now it asks for a password to
log back on to my computer for owner or admi. I don't know
either. Anyone know how to get around this and reset
password

I have the same problem as Krug Dotson (sep 28 2004
posting).  I tried following the solution that was
recommended, but the problem I now have is that I don't
know the administrator password that was entered when the