I recently started getting an error message:
Title: Windows error service
Message: Windows detected Spyware on your computer.
Download free spyware scanner & Remover.

What is this program?  Who is responsible for it?  Why
does it want to access the internet.

I'm concerned if my computer is damaged beyond repair or stolen.
I'm not concerned about anyone accessing the data on the old computer, I am concerned about how I easily can continue business with the new one.
I have norton ghost but this will put my old operating system on the new ...

I'm in a big jam. I reset my Administrator password on my
Windows XP media edition PC and the hint is not ringing a
bell. I've forgotten the password and am stuck at the
sign in page. Is their anyway in ?

Requesting Opinions: Will it be safe enough to simply
disallow downloading and installing /new/ ActiveX
controls?  I don't know how much I can trust some of my
newer clients.

I had my laptop stolen. I know who has it and when they
are using it. Problem is the XP program is in my name,
How can i cancel the XP program....serial number is on
the back of the laptop and i dont know it.The person who

This morning I had some problem with the MSIMG32.DLL and I couldn't open messenger or "Add/Remove Program"...
I found a "clean"  MSIMG32.DLL, my Messenger work as well but I can't find my "Add/Remove Program" icon in the Control Panel.... I searched some articles and try some ...

When i vist some sites internet explorer suts down and i
get the following eror mesage ( my operating system is
xp) any help would be appreciated:
An unexpected exception has been detected in native code

i am unable to get into my internet options..
says to contact system administrator??

I have a virus on my computer that shut it down and now my
Windows XP Home Edition continuously restarts when I try
to use the computer. It goes through the Sony and the
Welcome screens but won't let me on to the desktop. I have

I hope some body can help me, My computer was not problem
coneting with my internet provider, the problem begins when
I open any internet program like netscape, explorer , msn
etc. a message pop up in my screen like this:

Any risk of someone hacking in to the office network when a home office
computer is connected with PCAnywhere?
Status and data ports are opened on the firewall and forwarded to the hosts
IP.  No VPN.

We have one site (nearly 400 miles away and remote access only by VNC/PCA)
which gives me massive headaches.) Most of this is due to lack of
supervision, and they are youths with learning difficulties) They visit
illegal web sites, change desktop wallpaper, install/uninstall ...

first of all, thanks to Mike Bright and Dug Knox who
responded to my first posting yesterday.
I have XP Pro running on a Dell Latitude laptop.
I have McAffee running with latest updates and did

Hello,
Looking at changing the Windows XP local administrator passwords on our domain.
If we used an SMS package that used the NET USE administrator <new password> then the new password would be stored on our sms servers in plain text.  
We would like to somehow do this using ...