Okay...I try to make this a concise and possible.  I am using a dell Laptop,
running XP Home edition.
I was exploring possibility of using msconfig to help speed up my start up.
I did not make any changes that I know of....but

I just added my pc to the domain I have set up. But local users cannot
login now, only admin can. I could not find "Allow logon locally" in
"Local Security Settings\Users Rights Assignments" !! I think it must
be there, but it isn't. Please help.

I have windows XP home edition with service pack 2.
I had deleted an agressive program which wiped out some necessary system
files. My "restore" hung up, and I inexcuseably had not backed up some files
that I wanted to save... so I ended up reinstalling windows XP into a

Setting up a NEW computer...desktop
What are your thoughts of having "only" my programs on my internal "C" SATA
drive and saving all my personal created information on an "external" SATA
drive?

Two out of four users on my computer has their accounts set up with
passwords.  They now want to remove them, but every time they try to do it,
an error message "Windows cannot remove the password.  Password and/or
account policies require the account to have a password" appears. ...

I am trying to restrict a certain user account on my pc, like in the group
policy mmc snap-in under user settings, i want to restrict access to right
clicks, control panel etc etc but only for one account called "Internet
Access" How do I do this without all my accounts (ie ...

I added someone to my computer on their own account.  They can access the
internet but it doesnt show the whole page just bits and pieces of it. How do
i fix that?

in the taskbar there is a yellow triangle icon with a black dash which keeps
flashing and sends out a popup which reads:   'system performance
monitor:warning'
'system perofrmance slowed down 47%.    Probable reason: spyware

Using Windows XP Media Center Edition.  How do I temporarily disable Windows
Virus Protection?

Just wondering if I can enable my taskbar after it has been disabled by the
administrator. I haven't disabled it and i am the only one who uses the
computer

I have set-up a LAN for home use consisting of a desktop and laptop pc. I
have a capped 1GB monthly wireless internet download plan. I currently have
"allow automatic Microsoft updates" selected on the desktop pc.
I would like to know whether I would be able to transfer and ...

Our customer asked us if it is possible to avoid windows XP end user to run
application and to avoid application installation from USB device.
I'm not sure that both things can be done. Do you have any idea where can i
find some help/information about that ?

I have tried 192.168.2.0, 192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0 and it takes it,
but if I try:
192.168.2.0, 192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0, 192.168.3.0,
192.168.3.0/255.255.255.0

After installing norton 2006 on my computer I have been unable to send
emails to a comcast email address. I have checked with comcast and my
IP address is not blocked. I can send thsi person email if i access my
email provider online but no through outlook or outlook express or

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“Vista is an upsell masquerading as an upgrade. It is an overall
regression when you look at the most important aspect of owning and
using a computer: your control over what it does. Obviously MS Windows