everytime i start windows XP, i receive this error
message:
"wincrt32.exe has met a problem and has to end." then i
am asked to send an error survey to microsoft, which

My customer has XP home edition.  Almost everytime she
gets to her desktop she see's a picture thats states in
the left corner: Unlock computer copyright 1995-2001
microsoft, corp.  In the right corner it says Microsoft

My old hard drive with XP Home crashed, so bought a new
one to boot off and connected my old one to this. I am
able to view my old files, but when trying to retrieve
documents and emails from the 'Documents and Settings'

I tried to open Registry Editor, but the above message
appear and I could not change my default homepage in the
Internet Options in the IE.
I am a novice and I need help.

I want to know if anybody recive an e-mail from Microsoft
with no adress asking to download a patch.exe They usely
put it in the update know!

I work at a non-profit and we all share one computer...
prblem is... I need to have access to the internet.... but
I do not want anyone else to use that internet access.. So
I am wanting to know if there is a way to hide or remove

I am having a problem with the Virus Definitions with
Norton Antivirus 2004.
I only subscribed to it in the middle of September and it
is telling me that it as ran out on the 07/11/03.

I can hardly imagine, that we are the only ones with the
challenge of connecting into different networks every
day...
as I have 2 offices with 2 different IP-ranges and

Is it possible to apply passwords to certain applications
e.g. kazaa or do you need special software for this?
Cheers
Steve

Hi I´ve got a W2K server and a bunch of XP clients I´ll
like do make the Domain user memeber of the local
Administrator group, but when I try this I can´t see the
domain under locations in Local users and groups, all see

Using Windows XP home Edition trying to enable Folder
permission and for some reason I do not have that Use
Simple File Sharing option on my advance settings on View
Under Folder Options dialog box. need help please..

When try to log in can't because computer says not the
right username or password and I know that I'm typing the
right commands.  I just don't know how to get back where I
belong.  I am not a guest.

Is there a way to set up windows XP so that a password
must be entered whenever the computer is turned on?

I don't know where I relinquished administrator rights to
my machine.  I'm not on a network but I'd like to have full
access to all of my programs.
Could someone direct me in the use of User Accounts or some

Hey guys
  I have this computer at a house, where currently 6 kids
are staying. Apparently, one of them thinks its quite
funny to change the resolution to a level the montior cant