Do anyone know what this file is - mswinn16.exe. It shows
up as being infected with W32.Spybot.Worm when i scan
using Norton Anti-virus. It's location is apparantly
c:\windows\system32, but when i look there it doesn't

Ihave recently bought a laptop, it is seconhand,(6
months) it has windows xp. how do i put my name as the
registered keeper? because when i do a word document the
author comes up as the previous owner. this is very

What is considered the "industry standard" or "best
practice" regarding the deletion/renaming of local user
accounts in Windows XP Professional?  Should it be a last
resort or the first thing a tech should try?  What are

O.K., so I have no idea how I did this. In my tool bar on
the internet. OPTIONS - chose internet settings, then
content, then set password. Some how I hit the wrong key
stroke (twice) and misspelled my pass word. Now, Ican't

I am told I need to open certain firewall ports to enable
me to share my broadband connection with a networked
laptop, does anyone know how I go about doing this on
windows xp?

After downloading Symantec updates my computer
mysteriously showed a virus as indicated above. After
following removal procedures I receive a message at start
up that windows connot find  C:\windows\system32\FF.exe  

I have been running Windows XP for a while now .... I like it :)
On the evening of the 16th I received an email from my ISP??? Not so sure now.
It was basically asking me to update my email settings, I thought nothing more about it and changed them. The following day I switched ...

I wonder if anybody ever experienced this. The automatic
updates of my winxp system always prompted me to install
KB828026 (critical update for Windows Media Player script
commands). Even though I've installed it for more than 10

Out of no where my computer started popping up a xp home
windows box that states "this computer is in use and has
been locked. How can I stop this from happening. It will
not recognize any password I enter.

In a previous posting I was advised to disable 3rd party extensions and to deny permission to change settings back to allow them within Internet Explorer to stop users from downloading.  This works along with some registry tweaks but I am finding that users can change this ...

Basic Problem in XP Home
Profile A got currupt.
Created Profile B so that I could delete Profile A.
When asked if I wanted to delete all Profile A's files selected No.

How can I move existing users folder in "my documents" in drive C: to another drive let say drive D: and to make sure any file read/write access after that point will directly goes to D:.

my machine closesdown and i get a message saying rpc
(remote procedure control ) has closed. what does this
mean and how do i fix it?

We have more users than computers running windows xp
pro.  Everytime user needs to use a different computer I
have create an id for that user to be able to use it.  Is
there any way to avoid this problem?  We have NetWare 5.1

How do I get my product ID number, if my computer will
not boot up completely?