Hi, I have a little question:
On our terminals (winXP) I have to automatically install a Certificate
(p12)...
The installation works fine, when I right click to the p12 file at explorer

Hi,,,hope you can help. I have the following problems in
xp home following downloading the latest ms upgrades and
downloading a freeware virus tool.
(1) am now missing the services.exe file...do i need

I am looking at the IPSec options provided with XP. I
cannot see any way to disable the use of IKE for
exchanging keys. I would like to set up an IPSec
connection to a device that only supports manual key

What happened to the system information snap-in in Computer Management in Windows XP Professional?  I don't see the snap-in for it.  Is it only available through System Tools and MSInfo32?

Is there a way to require a password to be entered
when opening up Internet Explorer (or any program)?
Thanks,
Sandy M

Wasn't sure which newsgroup to use. I use compuserve, and
the browser that is installed with it.
However, for some funtions, I have to use Internet
Explorer, so I open it separately. IE has worked fine for

Operating XP Home on Dell Inspiron 2650 with a single user
and no password.
Cannot open or install any program, eg help, remove/add,
etc without a popup "Run As" window with the

My computer, running windows xp pro seems to have slowed down.  When I ran Norton antivirus, it shows 2 boot records and 2 master boot records.  This result comes up on scans of just C drive, and also on a scan of only my 2nd hard drive, which isn't even supposed to be bootable.  ...

I have XP, my wife & children are each setup as users. I have lost the ability to save any password info but my wife & children can.
How do I reset my windows environment to allow the password saving function
Thanks
Brokerroy

how in the holy hell can i prevent entities such as
Thwarte from giving themselves certificates to review my
pc. Verisign and others just give themselves entry to my
pc at will.  I think that Windows XP is like a whore in

Not on this computer but at work...
Running XP Pro on a new (less than 6 months old) Dell with Office Trends security. My Doom scans say not infected but office trends keeps picking up something called Troj-Winshow, but then offers no description of virus....and shows "clean ...

I would like to know if this warning is actually from
Microsoft.  I would also like to know how to contact
Mircosoft in the future to find out if such information
is legitimate.

I had heard that if I own a laptop and a desktop that I
am able to install or activate one copy of XP pro for
both machines since they are both used by me.  Is this
true?

I am trying to run The Sims and I keep getting Access
Denied messages saying I need to log on with administrator
priveleges.  Is there any way I can change my priveleges?

I have a question. I have a laptop that is running
Windows98 and I
would
like to upgrade to XP is it illegal to install the same