I have installed a new motherboard and processor after my old board died.  
After plugging in my old hard drive with a working copy of windows XP
installed on it, the system failed to load windows.  At first I got the
"NTLDR is missing, Press control alt delete to restart" message ...

When some program run long operation the windows XP not response where
switch window to another aplication and back to aplication with long
operation. Even if aplication sometimes do something, window is still
not response. Same aplication in windows 2000 work correctly.

I cant access any FTP Sites when the Firewall of Windows (SP2) is on.
I have allready tryed to open Port 21 TCP, and also open in the advanced tab
for both network adapters (the internet ADSL and local network).
When I try to cnnect It allaway get waiting to the server, and 60 ...

I'm having encountering this error when I attempt to access Local Users
and Groups under System Tools on my XP Pro box. --> "Unable to access
the computer [NAME]. The error was: Moniker cannot open the file"
The computer is not part of a domain (not ever I believe), however, it

I need to run an inventory task on every PC in my network (W2K and XP). I
don't want to slow down the opening of the Windows session , so I tried to
use the "soon" command in my login script to run the process 120 seconds
later. Well, this works ... only if the user if member of ...

I doubt about the configuration of Daylight Saving Time when there is more
than one XP installed on the same computer (dual boot). Is it true than only
one of them must have checked the "Adjust the clock for daylight saving
changes" mark (Date/Time, Control Panel), if not the ...

I cant access any FTP Sites when the Firewall of Windows (SP2) is on.
I have allready tryed to open Port 21 TCP, and also open in the advanced tab
for both network adapters (the internet ADSL and local network).
When I try to cnnect It allaway get waiting to the server, and 60 ...

I've been having problems with my C: drive filling up. I've
partitioned my disk to provide a 4Gbyte C drive, with the intent of
using it ONLY for Windows - software installs are on E, Internet temp
files on H, data on F and so on.

   Which of the function keys will take you into the bios settings on most
computers?  I know that F2 and F8 take you to the boot menu, and Ctrl + L
takes you to the Hard disk setup, but I can't remember how to get into the
boot menu!  WinXP Pro  Intel motherboard w/Pent 4

I am using ms internet transfer control to access a website in an ms access
app. Client pcs where app is running are connected to a small business
server 2003/ISA Server 2000 server. The app works fine on all pcs with win
xp sp1. However it does not work on a new pc with xp sp2 ...

I was wondering if anyone knows if conditions can be built into a
registry hack/entry.  I have a important reg hack that needs to be
deployed and I can't get it done without making it conditional.  I
think it will work, but I can't seem to get it to work correctly.

The updater from Microsoft said that I should install 14
new updates.  I went to Microsofts' website and started
the update process.  After rebooting the only thing the
computer does now is reboot when it hits the MUP.SYS

I've been running a small domain at home with a Windows 2003 server, but
decided to return to a workgroup and just get rid of the extra "server"
computer. That means that the clients will start using a local instead of a
domain account.

I need to setup a laptop so that the user has network and Internet access
when in the office logged into the domain, but has no network access of any
kind if he tries connecting to a network outside of the office (like
connecting to his home network). I've setup cached logons to ...

I want to be able to have the option to "Send To" both drives when using Win
XP to copy files to CD.  However, if I set the properties on one drive, it
removes that option on the other drive.
Your help would appreciated.