My Windows XP Prof. got corrupt recently & i had an
adiministrator account with a password in it.So I
installed a new copy of windows xp on another folder. The
user directories of the previous windows installation is

I have more than one user on my computer. I have disabled
the simple filesharing folder view feature so that I can
individually set the access rights to each individual
file.

I got a message that the virus (in the form of jdbgmgr.exe, date modified: 28/Feb/03) can be in my computer. I searched and found that only in C:\WINDOWS\system32, the above exe is there with a teddy bear icon
Shall I delete this exe ? I am not sure because this can be a required ...

I think that my computer was attacked!
Anyway I am getting several windows appearing on my
desktop purporting to come from Microsoft Windows. The
message says that the licence has expired and is

I want to write a simple batch file to copy my data files (My Documents folders), email folders (Identities in Local Settings), address book (*.wab in Application Data) and internet favorites (under my user name in Documents and Settings) onto another drive on our network for ...

I have a small office running a Windows NT 4 domain with printers, etc on the domain. My son's computer has XP home edition, for the compatability feature. Thus far I have not been able to access the domain printers from his computer. Any suggestions?

IE6 sets up a folders, including the favorites folder,
for each user in their area on the home computer.
(1) Can you set up a shared folder for IE6 XP, where
several users (separate logins under Windows XP) can

I recently installed XP Home Edition V5.1.  I have setup
4 users on the system, one as an administrator
the other 3 as limited accounts.  
I then installed a LabTec webcam (from the admin account)

Weird, weird stuff.
I have a brand-new *clean* install of WinXP Pro.  I
installed Norton 2004 immediately after, and before I
connected to the net through my cable modem.

I have no idea how this happened as I have not changed any
administrative settings. When I do a ctrl+alt+del I get
the message: "Task Manager has been disabled by your
administrator".

After recently updating windows xp i tryed to use msconfig
but it came up saying 'This operation has been cancelled
due to restrictions in effect on this computer.'  I am the
only user on my computer and i am a system administrator.

when I start up xp pro just before I pick the user button
a msg block comes up with the above in the blue title area
follwed by "entry port not found"
In the message space:  The procedure entry Point GETIUMS

I have a problem in ODBC drivers. I'm accessing Oracle-8i
from VB-6. I have developed my client s/w in VB on Win-
2000 (prof) The client version of s/w is working on Win-
2000 (prof)& also on Win-XP on some Machines. But on a

  Anyone can elaborate how WPA PSK mode in WPA works. What
is the sequence of messages and handshaking required
between an WPA PSK enabled AP and a WPAPSK enabled
Microsoft XP client station.

I have downloaded several updates via this site, however
after reviewing the status list I found several that
indicated a status failure.
Q: why did these fail?  How do I reinstall these updates?