I am using Serice Pack# 1 with XP Pro.
I am in as ADMinistrator.
I use Windows Explorer to manage share/folders.
My disk is NTFS.

I want to know is it possible to slipstream all the
security patches for windows XP and IE and make a new
bootable CD.
I know that it is possible for Service Packs.

I am trying to find out the maximum FTP sessions you can have simultansously in XP Pro.

Is there any way to set time restrictions on a standalone
Windows XP desktop

How do you unlock an account in WinXP Pro as the administrator of the
system?  I am already aware of how to set up the number of password attempts
and the duration of the "lockout".  My question is how do I logon as the
Admin and unlock account right away?

I have two computers - both XP Pro.  They are networked
together.  I want complete access to every file on every
drive on both computers.
I have set the C: and D: drives on both computers to

This file is infected and cannot be repaired with the
downloader trojan.  Symantec says to delete it and replace
it if necessary.  However, it looks like a windows XP
file.  Does anyone know if this is safe to delete?

A trojan horse messed up this file and I need to restore
it.  However, I had to disable my "system restore" in
order to get rid of the virus so I can't restore it.  
Where can I get it?  I think it has something to do with

Guys,
Qucik Question.  I have got windows XP running under the FAT32 system not
NTFS.  I have two administrator accounts and 3 limited access accounts.
Recently, things started acting up.  Like the internet dialer will only work

I need to restrict access to a PC so a Users can't install programs of any knid.
So the easiest thing I could think of was to restrict access into the PC via a drive be it disk or through a USB device (possible internet).
Is there another way?
If not how do I restrict access to all ...

I had a problem with Win XP SP1 (when I logon the tray and the icons didnt appear ) so I made a image of disk "A" (the one with WIN XP SP1) to disk "B" (it was empty). I made a clean install in disk "A" but now I have another problem. When I try to access the documents folder in ...

  computer has automatically configured the IP address for the Network Card with the net work address 00038a000011. TheIP address being used is 169.254.101.152  This has happened three times in one day.Is it a security breech?

When I do what was suggested, there is no box to clear.
But the box I SHOULD clear is a definitely lighter than
the greyed out boxes above it. WHAT IS GOING ON HERE!

I got an email today ffrom microsoft saying that there is
a new virus called spyware and I am suppost to go to
spywarescan.com to see if I have it. THey said if you
have it your computer will run really slow and act funny

I know that this is not an XP question, but I have to put
it somewhere.  I had the opportunity to get a free copy
of Win Server 2003 standard and enterprise (yes, they're
legal) and I am thinking of using it to set up one of my