Sorry about the stupid question but I just can't work out
how to do it!
I have seen a long list of all Local Group Policy settings
exported to an Excel spreadsheet which can then be printed.

I am using Windows XP and have two "accounts" set
up, "Administrator" and "Guest"  How do I control which
program icons are available on the "Guest" desktop?  
Specifically, I would like to remove AOL from the "Guest"

I think someone has tapped into my emails as i have a post
master error annoucement to an address that i did not even
send

After our system administrator removed the entire NT 4.0 domain, my backup
machine (with a mass storage op 2.1TB) is not able to open, rename or remove
some folders. Message I get are about the domain being no longer available
and security can not be verified.

how can I stop my home computer from logging out when I
walk away?

How do I configure my machine to automatically turn
itself on at say 7am Monday to Friday?
Thanks,
manu.

The following information is reported in "Event Viewer -
Security"
Source:  Security
Category:  Policy Change

Can anyone help?
I was trying to access the registry on XP remotely using
MBSAFU. It was returning an error message. So, a bit of
digging turns up a KB artical 153183, which I look at and

I am wondering if there are compatability issues with
Microsofts service patches being applied to processors
other than Intel, specifically AMD processors?

i can hardly do anything on a limited account without the
computer saying i need administrator permission.  is
there something i can do about this, or are limited
accounts just useless?

I have set up several accounts on my PC with passwords
for log on, but when selecting folders for privacy, the
check box for 'make this folder private' is greyed
out/disabled.  I have gone through every step in the

i used regedit to create a hidden user account on the
logon page.
it worked with the first logon account i tried, but i
wanted to hide a couple of other acccounts...   and it

Hi All,
I would like to know if there is any way (except thru'
firewall/ipsec/port filtering) by which I can disable
port 69(TFTP) in windows xp / xp professional.

How do I manually locate the storage location for the
inbox for Outlook Express.

Is it possible to prevent access to a cd writer for a
particular set of users in windows xp pro?
TIA