I am using Windows XP Pro on a dell notebook I went into
control panel then user accounts and noticed there is an
account called asp.net with limited access and password
protected is this a required account or is someone

I get this kind of messages minutes after accessing the
internet......the system shuts down in a minutes
countdown. My pCis a Stand alone but it says the shut
down was initiated by NT authority/system.

My problem is that my guest account can not go on line
and i can't set a internet account as guest............?

I want to know how do you restrict certain or all users
in WinXP Home using IE 6 from downloading email
attachments. Is there any way that that kind of download
be password protected?

I have Windows XP Pro - How do I restrict access to IE
and OE from the desktop - Using a Login and Password
would be fine - I just don't know how to set this up in
the PC ?

    We installed XP Pro a few months ago and when we
booted the system, the LOgon Screen did not appear and
tbe boot went directly to the Active Desktop. Since this
es a single user machine, this is the preferred sequence.

I have a DSL line through my local phone company. However
I normally connect to the internet through my D-Link 614+
router.
Does it make sense to enable the WinXP firewall if I am

How can I set file permissions like in linux
I want to be able to install an applicantion but only certain users can
execute it
hen

I have a problem regarding credit card information stored
on my pc. just lately a variety of different programs
have been trying to send my details to various
destinations, the last one being trying to send credit

Is there any way to limit access to an application from
one user to another when using XP, without setting NTFS
file permissions; any way to use a local group policy to
accomplish this?

i noticed adult links starting to pop up about a month
ago, and there's even an adult links toolbar i can't seem
to get rid of. just when i think i've either gotten rid
of it all or at least hidden it, it pops up again. anyone

For several months after installation XP Pro on the PC,
Booting the (Single-user)machine bypassed the login
screen and went directly into the desktop. Today we
downloaded about 20 updates and the login screen

I am playing with windows 2003 server, and I was looking into running a cost
effective firewall.  Is ipsec a good enough firewall to secure a 2003 server
or should I look into running a different firewall?

I'm the only administrator and I forgot my password!

how do i set up a password for a shared files on the
network?previous windows i.e. win98 will prompt for
password automatically but in windows xp doesn't?so how
can i make this work so that others can't open it?