This message box appears when I start up my computer.
RUNDLL
Error loading C:\windows\system32\bridge.dll
The specified module could not be found.

At college it's broadband and I want to download XP
Service Pack 2. There is no direct link for it. I'm not an
administrator on this PC. I want to download it here. Put
in on my flash drive and upload it at home but can't. I

My computer constantly asks for a password in a dialog box entitled "Content
Advisor".  The password doesn't work.  Is it possible for me to log on in
Safe
Mode as the Administrator and fix this?

I just wanted to submit to the powers that be that when
trying to install Media Player 10 through Windows Update
on a licenced WinXP PRO sp 2 with an AMD64 and Data
Execution Prevention enabled for the ALL PROGRAMS, the

We have a Windows 2003 server and XP clients and are using policies t
lock down the users, but today found out even though we are blockin
access to the command prompt so the users have no access to it, the
still are able to make a batch file with all the commands they like

while scanning for updates, I get error 0x800B0001; can't
find error log to investigate further

I had set user control dialog to "no user name or
password neccesary to use this computer." by clearing the
checkbox in the dialog box. This way the user I chose
would be the auto logon at startup. After installing SP2

After a recent hard drive crash I upgraded from xp home to pro. Set up an
administrator account for myself and a limited account for my wife. Then
found there were 3 accounts, an "administrator account", my named account
with admin priveleges and my wifes limited account.

Is there any way I can limit/set what users on my computer
do?  I believe my grandson somehow downloaded a software
program from the internet that allowed him to set himself
up as Administrator on my computer.  Some of my programs

I renamed the administrator account on xp 64-bit, but
instead of renaming it looks like it copied it because I
am unable to rename it back to administrator.  When I try
this Windows tell me that this account already exists -

Is there a procedure in XP-Pro, on a Windows 2000 dimain
with A/D, that will allow the administrator to setup an
auto login.  This option is available in 98/2000, but I am
unable to configure XP using these methods.

I was cleaning the "trojan.byte" virus from my HP with XP
Home edition.  Followed Norton's instructions to turn
off "system restore" (to clear out possible infections). I
went into the folder where you tell the computer to start

In a limited user account, how do I change the My
Documents folder property from "read only"?  I can uncheck
the box but it has no effect.  

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In a limited user account, how do I change the "My
Documents" folder property from "read only"?  I can
uncheck the box but it has no effect.