Dear  Sir's,
My name is Andy Melvin and I'm Mozambican.
I'm writing  to you because I by a new computer (windows XP) from some one  
and when I  switch the computer there are a message  that say "Please active

I use my home network to share files between my computers. However, there are
other people's computers on this network as well, since I don't live alone. I
want to force the use of a login to access my shared folders so that I have
full access to and no one else on the network ...

At the moment we do not allow users to connect to their desktops via RDP when
they connect to the company network via VPN.
What risks are involved with allowing them? I know that the desktop admins
could snoop but what other risks are there?

I oversee a domain with several hundred XP machines.  I have one domain
machine that I want to restrict access to.  Only one user and the Domain
Admins should be able to logon to this machine locally (interactively).  I
cannot remember how to do this.  Help?

Hi.  I've been an XP Home SP1 user for quite a while now.  I've been
hesitant to upgrade to SP2, because I've heard that some common
software does not work properly on SP2. Is there any truth to this?
Should I stop worrying and just upgrade?

I have a CHM file that I can open it if I copy it locally to my machine, but
it will not open from a network shared drive.  I have full permissions to the
file where it is stored.  I am running XP SP2 with all the latest updates.  
Do I have to enable something in XP to view CHM ...

I work in an company that has many computers all connected to one network. I
have certain questions to ask. What if someone has one folder on his computer
that he and the manager of the company can have access to over the network?
Is there a way? e.g. a password or not be able to ...

My father-inlaw has xp on his farm comp. He said until recently when turning
on the comp the tradition screen would come up but since my mum-inlaw
intsalled a new printer on the compt it now comes up with the user accounts
screen. He hates this on would like it back to the ...

After setting up a password for the pc, I changed my mind and want the pc to
boot up without showing the password prompt. All I've been able to find is
how to remove the password but not how to prevent the prompt from popping up.
Any help?

Is there an FAQ or book that would tell me everything I need to know about
managing users, groups, and permissions pertaining to shared
folders/printers on XP pro (in a workgroup environment)?

I have two XP computers across the internet.  I would like to setup a secure
way to transfer files between the two.  Other than setting up Cygwin(SSH) is
there a way to do this?  Thanks in advance for replies.
-Steven-

Yesterday my computer asked me to change my user password for logging into my
computer, as it does every two weeks. I do so. About 10 minutes after I
change my password, the power goes out in my house. When it comes back on and
I reboot my computer, my changed password does not ...

I am trying to create a few shared folders on my home PC. But when I go to
Manage->Shared Folders -> Shares and then click Action "new share" option is
missing. I have Windows Media Center Edition 2004 which was built on Windows
XP Pro. I have other XP Po options enabled (like ...

I have created an account with admin access.  How do I set the Administrator
account to be visible during logon and be able to log into that account.  
Currently I have disabled the multi user login capability so that I can enter
Administrator in the login name and I type the ...

I created a new account, now I have 2 Administrator Account, One is the
default Administrator Account (which is now hidden
ever since i created the new account) and second is the new account with
name typeLL (also a computer administrator account) both is password