I did a dumb thing.
I set the system resources to memory cache from programs in XP home edition.
Now I can't get windows to load.
Can anyone advise me on how to reset to the resources to programs?

I keep getting the same error message fairly regularly not just in my current
Windows XP Pro installation but just about every Windows XP install on my
computer since I started using Windows XP. The error message is not just
always for 1 application but today I've had it several ...

My computer has dowloaded and installed Windows Malicious Software Removal
Tool - October 2006 (KB890830) multiple times and widows update keeps on
downkoading it, what do I need to do to stop this. It's driving me crazy

What's a good registry cleaning tool?
How effective are they?
I'm looking at using Registry Smart- does anyone know anything about these?
Thanks

This has been a MAJOR problem for me the last couple of months and I feel
like I've tried everything to fix it to no avail.
When my PC experiences high PC usage (i.e. when large files are being copied
from one folder to the next; or when I'm renaming the ID3 tags in iTunes) the

I have Xp home and I need to back it up. i have found out that i need to
install the backup wizard from a windows CD but I didnt get a cd with my
laptop.
My xp code and cert are on the bottom of my PC.

After having troubles that I couldn't resolve, I resigned to reinstalling my
OS (Windows XP) figuring to start over with my PC.  I thought that by
reinstalling Windows XP, I'd be erasing (or reformatting) my hard drive.  
Instead, I've got the OS reinstalled with files from before ...

I have got a problem and nothing on the net seem to find out the
solution.
The problem seems to be solved on the MS web site, but is not true.
I have got a problem:

I am using Windows XP Professional with SP2.
I am writing an application that writes millions of small .txt files to the
filesystem.  As files are opened and closed, there seems to be a memory leak
in the Windows OS, because after a little over a million files have been

I have windows XP home on my laptop and I need to backup my drives. After
doing much research i found out that i need to install backupwizard from a
windows CD however I dont have a cd with my laptop.
The licence number for my windows and the key is on the bottom of the laptop

I have Xp home and I need to back it up. i have found out that i need to
install the backup wizard from a windows CD but I didnt get a cd with my
laptop.
My xp code and cert are on the bottom of my PC.

I hope someone can help.  My Dell Latitude with 1GB Ram running XP pro is
unbelievably slow.  I suspect it's explorer.exe as it often floats to the top
of the CPU cycles in Task Manager.
I have tried Spybot, Ad-Aware SE, Trojan Hunter, HijackThis, CCleaner and

My registry got corrupted and I can not longer get into windows XP sp2.
I am running windows xp sp2 and windows 2003 on this system and have 4 other
partitions with plenty of other free disk space.
I am a web developer and do most of my developing under windows xp as well

Help please, i've just got broadband and i've got an external modem. Which
appears on my pc as : ISDN channel-speedtouch-USB ADSL PPP. But there is also
an internal one aswell :Modem-standard 300 bps Modem (com 1). i'm using the
external one, is this the right one? if not how do ...

I'm using Windows XP service pack2. I have McAfee Virusscan 7 plus installed.
The
problem is that when I put on my laptop, only the desktop is shown without
the icons, taskbar and buttons. I had to restart 2-3 times to get the desktop