I am running XP with Internet Explorer 7 and connected to the internet via
AOL and I have AOL Anti Spyware software. I have run all the scans in the
book and no problems found. I have ensure all my IE settings are correct but
I keep getting pop ups from 3rd parties such as poker ...

i must put a xp computer on my dmz to host a internal mail server
have someone a check list or a document about the point to controle or to
secure on this computer
here that i have arleady done:

Hello, I hope someone can help me.
We had a crash and burn, likely a virus infection, on our home
machine. It was running XP Home and the wife's email was the default
in OE 6. We used password protected user accounts to sign into the

jkkliiif.dll is infected with a virus and I can't clean it or quarantine it
or delete it or anything. I've been searching on microsoft.com for an update
that will replace that file with a good copy of it but I can't seem to find
one. Anyone have suggestions?

I’m having network problems and discovered that I’m unable to shut down the
windows firewall from within the Security Center.
Running XP pro with SP2 and Norton Anti virus, no other spyware utilities,
I did run Max Registry Cleaner for the first time the other day but not sure

I bring my personal laptop in to work with me and I have noticed things are
changed.  I always log off ( I am admin. passord protected) and put it away
dont shut down.  Several times when I open it back up and log on I have
noticed that some how or someone has changed the font ...

Running Win XP pro SP2 on 4 machines,,, peer to peer LAN (workgroup)
My problem is, I can not connect to any of the shared folders I’ve created
on one of the machines from any of the other machines. Each machine can open
any of the default Shared Doc folders for each of the users ...

Is there anyway I, as the administrator, can put a
password on
the Guest Account.  I tried by following the
directions posted

A malicious program as disabled  the control tasks program (Ctrl+Alt+Del:
middle button from the second line). Every time I try I get a message
yelleing it was disabled by the administrator. How can I (the administrator
of the machine) reactivate it?

When I try to access some files and specifically the System Restore, I get ....
"You do not have sufficient security privelages to restore your system. Blah
blah blah ..."
Obviously I am the System Administrator, so whats wrong? I have no problems

We have started using WSUS to get updates for all the windows servers and
clients on our network.
We have a WSUS server V2 happily getting updates from a parent server, the
client WSUS settings(both server and XP) are are configured in an OU policy.

So, as requested in this advisory, I entered the command line on one of the
computers here to disable the jet database engine:
Caution, read the rest of this post before entering this line...
echo y| cacls "%SystemRoot%\system32\msjet40.dll" /E /P everyone:N

In XP Professional, when I try to read CD/DVD drive or a pen drive, I
get the critical error "access denied", even if it reads correctly the
unit label or the type of CD (audio, for example). With right click on
those units, the sharing and protection option doesn't appear.

Is there any way to password protect a shared folder in XP Pro?
I am on a network that is set up as a workgroup.
I am running Windows XP Professional.
There are many people on this workgroup network.

I've tried everything with my XP professional laptop, even complete CD
reinstallation won't do because it's a false reinstall. All previous problems
are still here after every reinstallation.
This is the latest episode: I've downloaded OneCareLive. The audit tells me