I've tried setting all my "advanced options" to what the help guide states,
in order to stop the information bar from popping up every time I browse the
Net.
I know I have my settings set to LOWER than recommended, but that's the way

My video files do'nt open and I get this error %1 is not a valid win32
application.
please help.
Thank you.

I'm running an all up to date Windows XP Professional x64 Edition,
Version 2003 SP2
on an Asus Vintage V2-PE2 board with built-in NIC (VIA Rhine II Fast
Ethernet Adapter).

Is there anyway I can make my XP home edition work like a professional SP2
where each individual file can be controlled though the sharing and security
settings? Also, I know that in XP home edition. Accounts created can only be
limited or admin. Is there anyway to specify how ...

I am trying to keep a specific folder unacessible for another user in
my PC. I am running XP Home SP2 (NTFS formatted). We are both
administrators. After gathering some information from this and other
groups here I followed instructions as provided here:

Platform: XP Service Pack 2 (2600)
Problem: In Automatic Updates, there's one update available: Windows
Installer 3.1.  The checkbox is greyed out and checked, meaning I can't
choose to not install it.  Thing is, when I click Install, it eventually says

I have an account on an  investment site that is suddenly giving me a
message "Security Certificate Has Expired or Is Not Valid". It recommends I
close the page immediately and not enter any secure info. I have used these
site for several years. What does the message mean and ...

is there any way to force the deletion of a file altough it is in use
by another process?
We have extended user rights on our clients server but we are not
allowed to install thirdparty software (e.g. like unlocker).

My wife and I would like to share a folder without our daughter being
able to access the folder.  All three of us are using XP pro with
simple networking.