Can anyone recommend a reliable DVD scheduled backup software to do the
backup overnight? I have tried Nero but it doesn't work reliably in
scheduled mode.
Thanks

When I re-installed windows XP in my computer, the previous password-protected files in my user account wouldn't open. It says access denied. All my important files are there so pls, pls, HELP. Thanks

How do I set up our user accounts on this one computer so that each of us will have different displays?  i.e.  I like my settings to be in small font, my wife likes it larger...  I dont want my daughter to be able to visit bad sites..etc..

Ive got windows xp set up in a windows 2003 domain.
The XP is functioning as the computer proving internet access and firewall to all pcs on the network. Ive got Kerio firewall 5.10 installed on the Windows xp machine which has 2 nics, one to the local network and the other to the ...

I have forgotten my admin passwoerd. What can I do?

Hello, I have just loaded XP Pro on a clients system so he can access his
network (Win2000 network w/domain). I set him up with administrator rights.
He cannot load any programs when logged in as himself. Tried to load Office
2000 Pro and got error stating that the win.ini could not ...

We have a person that has hack into our system. Sometimes
we can see him and sometimes we cannot. If he is on our
system, how can we see him?
David Sarasua

I have this virus which shuts down Norton antivirus and
firewall.  I have 6 corrupted files: windows\winlogon.exe,
windows\system\service.exe, windows\systme32\fservice.exe
wincom.exe  wininv.dll and winkey.dll.  I cannot delete

So the other day -- Saturday night -- I had a problem
where, twice my computer was shut down due to something I
later found out was a 'blasterworm' virus, which apparently
was in major circulation a few months ago, so I'm not sure

My Win-Xp hard-disk crashed, and now I can't boot from
this hard-disk. But the disk is readable when I add it in
as a secondary disk on another PC.
My problem now is that I am being denied access to some

I keep getting the following message periodically and
cant seem to rectify the problem even though I run the
AGV Anti Virus programme. Can you advise on what to do to
be rid of this once and for all. I'm not fortunate enough

my antivirus located an infected file which was deleted,
will i need this file, and if so, how can i recover? the
infected files was titled: enbei.exe,
can someone advise me what to do, thanks

I have users on a domain, and on a novell network at the
same time.  We are now fully running windows xp on the
client side.  We set up all pc and laptop user accounts as
domain users so they have very limited rights on the pc.

I am drowning in pop up windows ... I ran msconfig and see
a whole host of files. I know some are needed and some are
causing my pop ups.
What are the files I need and which can I delete?

I am unable to install my windows updates, the download
takes place but their is no install, any ideas