I've been using the Window Update option to get my
security updates. However, the last three times or so it
has prompted me to install the SAME update, over and over
again, even though I already have.(Security Update for

--from the internet, but how? One of my kids recently
downloaded four .zip files, all of which contained
trojans. I quarantined them via Norton AV, but now want
to block him from downloading anything else. (This is WXP

I TRY USE GPEDIT.MSC, BUT AFTER I CONFIG USER SETTING,
WHICH APPLY TO ALL LOCAL USER, INCLUDING ADMIN.
CAN ANYONE GIVE ME THE ADVISE

My XP Prfoessional installation on a Dell Latitude blank
hardrive misses/claims it can't install OEMBIOS.BIN
(although it seems to be on the CD), it was installed on
it before, when skipping the OEMBIOS.BIN install, Setup

I have Windows XP and have the stupid blaster worm.  I
did not do the updates or the fixes before.  Now Windows
XP wont even boot up.  It just keeps restarting the
computer.  I am also unable to boot up in safe mode or

I have a (hopefully) quick question.  Given that I'm
runiing the configuration above, except that I'm running
IIS 5.1, can I upgrade to IIS 6, or is that only for
Windows Server 2003?

I am trying to set up security on our network.  We use
workgroups but I want to limit who can access certain
files on my computer.  Found article on disabling the
simple file sharing.  Did that but still can't get it to

I think I mistyped my serial number or something like it,
cause I installed windows XP pro with an authentic serial
number. (not illegal version) I've installed other
programs and alike. Then Windows asked for an update

Lately I've been getting spammed an email with an
attachement on it that states it is some kind of patch
from microsoft. Be warned it looks legitamite, but I
recieved a file of the exact same size from a whole bunch

For some reason or another I accidently deleted the
origional encryption certificate to the files I have
encrypted.
Is there any way of decrypting the files without the

Just wondering if there is a way to add file permissions
to folders and files without adding a pc to a domain.
It is a standalone pc at home running windows xp and I
need to add permissions so that other people in house

Is there a way to shutdown or restart a computer that you
are connected to via Remote Desktop? Also, is there a way
to send "CTRL-ALT-DELETE" command to a computer when you
are connected to it via Remote Desktop?

Well,
I am the network administrator in a small office. We
recently upgraded our 10 workstations from Windows 2000
PRO to Windows XP PRO. The reason we preformed this OS

My friend has got a new PC running XP and has set up with
User Name & password. Noe she has forgotten the user and
password to log on windowXP home
edition. Please Email me and help her

Can anyone tell me why I would have a ton of the 538
Successful log off for Anonymous users in the audit log?