I need to know how to Prevent Multiple Network Connections thru Group Policy.
Windows XP Sp2 Active Directory 2003 Server.
When a computer is connected to a wired or wireless connection i would like
to prevent them from connecting to another network until the network

I have been searching for a soultion that has been vexxing my Security
program.  I work for a large company (+10,000 employees) who utilize Windows
XP on Desktops and we are in the process of moving from Server 2000 to 2003.  
I'm looking for a way to do two things within our ...

unable to get to two university web sites to pay tuition etc.. can navigate
throughout the site up until that portal.. XP firewall and McAfee firewall
turned off. Reverted back to IE6. Going through Linksys router but when I
pkug my laptop into this same port it works.. just not ...

Recently I am unable to access my bank account online and it is because the
site keeps telling me that my computer does not support cookies.  It tells me
to adjust my settings to allow cookies to access my account.  How do I adjust
the settings?

I have a small domain running at home as VMWare virtual machines  (though
this shouldn't have anything to do with the problem).  I have some files that
I created on one of PCs using a local account and stored in the all users'
desktop folder.

Does anybody know how to grant "format disk" right to restricted users who
are not local administrators of their Windows XP domain client?
Thanks in advance.
Gabriele.

.msi extensions files turned into unknown application.Seems to be i have
deleted.how do i recover back
my english is a bit rubbish.Bare with me.
...............i want emergency help...........

when i started up my computer, i clicked on the internet explorer icon, and
my home page had been changed to AOL which i NEVER use.  i cahnged my setting
on that. but the real problem is when i tried to get into some of my saved
documents on Word, quickbooks, and others and it is ...

I have a strange one, at least to me it is. My account has admin priveledges
however I cann't change my internet security level, I cannot install a Flash
player, I cannot change my desktop background, etc. Each one of these
attempted results in my being told I need admin ...

I can not get rid of it from add/remove.  I dont even know were I got it.  
How do I remove this threat?

Simply, can I do this? If so how?
Currently if I go to IE7 -> Tools -> Internet Options -> Programs tab, and
set the email program to use Outlook Express for example, this overwrites the
same setting if I then log is as a different user (for which I want to use

I have folder redirection set for my user's desktop.  I have mapped it to a
shared folder on the network drive which is read only.  When the user logs
off the computer I notice a sync window appears.  Is there a way to prevent
it from popping up?  I dont understand why it appears ...

I have a peer-to-peer network of five workstations and one serves as a server
for a database.  All are on Windows XP Pro.  The total amount of data on the
network is less than 20 GB.
I just bought a 320 GB Western Digital external hard drive to begin a backup

Understand a critical security problem occured when August 14th update was
downloaded; uninstalling the update will further  exacerbate the problem.  
Where do I locate a manual workaround so that my computer will not be under
attack when surfing the Internet.

In security center,  there is a green or red light informing the status of
the health of the computer.
I 'd like to know if it is possible to read this information in the registry
to make a report of my PCs.