When I bought my HP, the XP home is pre-installed, and as
I guess the automatically log on a user is activated so I
do not have to type my password or choose any user name
while starting, windows automatically used to start when I

In a year and a half since I have been using XP, I have
been using the Internet connection firewall and a Network
Everywhere router from Linksys for protection.
In that time, I have NEVER had a problem when viewing the

XP-Pro with all the latest updates.   When I go into
Start/Control Panel/User Accounts I get this message...
"NOTEPAD
Cannot open the res://C:\Windows\System32

I'm the Administrator/User1 of my computer running Win XP Home. There were
no other users until a day ago, when I inadvertently, while in the Safe Mode
at the Security Tab, granted a Full access to <user1.YOUR-xxxx>.
Now I have a new <System> folder for <User1.YOUR-xxx> in the ...

i have a computer that i need to sign in with a password-
i guess i inadvertently my account because when i booted
on and went to put the password in , it said "your account
has been disabled, please see your system administrator.

Windows registry was corrupted due to a virus, PC became
unusable. So I re-installed a fresh copy of "Windows XP
home edition" (booted PC directly from XP CD) into the
original Windows directory.

On the logon, the correct user/password; window
immediately displays a box that reads "Windows Security
Messaage"  Unexpected login error.  Status 3221225726
What's been tried:

Lately i've been receiving a message that "The Remote
Procedure Call (RPC) service terminated unexpectedly"
under the NTAUTHORITY SYSTEM. I akways am shut down
automatically. Please help!

Preinfo:  windows 2000/2003 AD domain.  All domian
controllers are windows 2000.  Some member servers are
2003.
Every windows 2000 and xp prof and 2003 server machine in

I've deployed and upgraded my client's workstation to XP Pro. Its not
connected
to a domain server and it is stand-alone for now. The client wants to
achieve the

Is there a way to recover my admin password and if not
what do I need to do to gain access?  I unfortunately had
to give my admin password to my general manager and then
I changed it to a new password which I have obviouly

where can I find the place where you can make a boot disk.

how do i get in without my password

Good evening...
I've taken the recommended step of NOT using the "Administrator" account
to log in to my Windows XP Pro laptop.  Instead I created an account for
myself in the Users group for normal, day-to-day use.  But when I look at

I can't uncheck the "write-protection" box in any of my
subfolders to c:\. They keep coming back. The whole drive
is write-protected. How can I change that?
I have XP Professional