Is there a way to stop another user of a PC running XP
Pro from using certain programs, and downloading things
from the internet. They are set up as a limited user, and
I would like to stop them from using certain applications

Posted 2/17/04 - In short, Critical Update KB828026 shows
up as being installed but continues to come up as a
critical update needing to be installed.
Detailed description - I'm a technician who has recently

SITUATION
A Crashed systeem
NEW Harddisk with NEW winxp home
old Harddisk is still accessible

I was wondering how to restrict Streaming Media (internet
radio etc.) on my network.  I have a Linksys DSL/Cable
Router.  People are constantly listening to internet
music and killing my bandwidth.  I have tried to deny

I have a problem with my computer. Its running windows xp pro. The thing is that when i start the computer ( this even happens in safe mode and even after i ran norton anti-virus with all the latest updates) some programs are opened, closed and things like that. It is as if my ...

I've posted this twice before and gotten no answer.  Does anyone know?  I'm
baffled.  Here's the post again.  And before you ask - I've already read the
MS article on how to take ownership of a file and I'm already the owner (and
admistrator) of the Shared Documents folder that I ...

An Employee who had administrative rights on a computer
is no longer working with us.  We do not know his
password.  We are unable to add programs or new equipment
to the pc.

I use AD-Aware 6.0 and every time I open up Internet
Exporer the Ad-Watch comes up saying it is popping up and
saying that it is blocking something going into my
registry.  It also comes up if a new window opens up in

i have same problem as the below post sent by Jase. some
files are green which i cannot open. Is there a way to
decrypt the files if you have lost the certificates etc?
(i know this is like braking microsoft securities, but

This should solve your with look2me. NOTE: Run adaware
after the reboot to remove the rest of the program.
Quick and Dirty Removal of msg117.dll  
1. Unplug your network cable.

Every time we change a users password in XP Pro, the
client PC looses all of the Server registrations within
SQL 2000 Enterprise Manger.
Anyone else experienced this, and found any solution to it.

Can anyone help?
my doom a has infected my computer - I run AVG 6.0 anti
virus (free edition).  when I leave my computer idle for
any length of time I get a message stating there is a

When I check the properties of my 'temporary internet
files' folder, it shows some 30 folders and +30,000
files. How can I view these files and folders?
The usual method of showing hidden files does not work.

I have been having several problems. I can't access
secure websites. I am unable to download windows updates-
including security updates. I recieve this error "your
current settings prohibit running active x controls on

Just a quick question for you: If I share a folder on a network (three PCs
all running XP Pro), is it possible for me (as the folder owner) to restrict
network access to that folder to only certain accounts on certain machines?
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