I am trying to move files and settings from an old Windows ME computer with
no ethernet adapter to a new XP box with ethernet and USB ports but no
serial port.  Both have USB ports.  Can I do transfer the files and settings
using a CD?  Both boxes do have CDs.

Please be part of the solution, not the problem.  There are *many* time I
can refer an OP to a fifferent group for a good answer, but why should I
when I know the answer myself.  That is plan "passing the buck, and
laziness"

Kakesh,
While I appreciate the info to furthering one's education, this is nothing
more than *SPAM*.  After years of studying textbooks, I can only say I
learned more here in a tiny fractuion of the time reading  Nothing beat

Hi, I have a dual monitor setup at a remote location and I am trying
to RDP to that machine via a home pc with a single widescreen monitor.
Whenever I RDP the remote screen appears offline and quite a few of
the windows appear offline as well. Is there any way to let the remote

I would like to thank *all * of the respondends, and all of your points
(except one) is well taken.
Vanguard, I will never say that you are not entitled to your opinion, even
if I may not like it.

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My motherboard has 2 LAN ports, I use one for my cable modem but don't use
the other one and I just installed a bluetooth keyboard and for some reason
I now have a bluetooth network icon on my taskbar.  I opened the network
dialog window and for each one I wasn't going to use I ...

i don't know what i'm after doing, but now my open windows don't show on my
taskbar, ie. the small buttons that allow you to switch between open programs
are gone. i have checked the other profiles on the computer and only mine has
this problem. it's really frustrating.

My Favorites in Start Menu are all there, but won't open to the browser. I
can only open them thro Favorites in Explorer. Problem has just started.

Win XP SP 2 has been running fine for one year.  Suddenly, I got the Error
Loading OS message and XP will not boot.  
When I placed the XP disk in the CD drive (I ignore the message "Hit any key
to boot from CD") XP loads normally.  It doesn't matter if the C: drive or

I just downloaded the Autoruns program.  The installer did not create an icon
on my desktop, and I can not find the program using Search.  How do I run the
Autoruns program?
Thanks

My IT "professionals" updated my computer (XP Professional) with Adobe
Acrobat Pro 8.0 (full program, not just Reader).  Immediately, when my
Internet Explorer opens, it flashes briefly and then closes.  But only
under *my* user profile - IE works fine under an Admin profile!  In

My XP Pro Add/Remove Programs takes up to 4 minutes to populate, during
which time there seems to be some sort of looping going on on the HDD (1.5
seconds of what sounds like sequential seeking followed by about 250 ms of
silence, then repeats). System is clean and properly ...

Evening
I was trying to find the current version of Outlook Epxress that has been
released. I ciould not find it on the MS product site.  Does anyone know what
the current version number is?

I want to start using the XP feature Remote Assistance.
Where do I find detailed info on how to set it up?
Won't I need IP addresss and all of that etc.
I suppose it isn't complicated but I have never used it befrore