You have a permission issue and the file is being stored with out the everyone permision being read.

Using my remote servcies I am pretty sure I can get rid of that.

You have been hit with spyware.

Chances are toolbars and BHO's are causing the slow down in your browser.

Post a hijackthis log.

From what your describing it sounds like you want Isolation mode:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753285.aspx

You should be able to re run the System Restore in Safe mode and push it forward rather then back.

You probably have a "HOME" edition and installed professional etc.

Without purchasing a real license no.

You can boot off the XP disc and get into the recovery console and repair the registry this way.

Did you force a refresh of the policy?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/227302

or

Using GPUPDATE?

Restricting the user from the hosts file and then putting

myspace.com 127.0.0.1

Will work.

However you should really install something on your gateway such as a proxy server or web filter.
...

What programs are causing this error exactly?

I have seen Outlook cause this error and deleting and re creating the profile seems to be the only resolution.

There is really no way unless you install the Genuine Advantage Tool.

You can go to microsoft and download it and then run it on the machine in question.

It will tell you right away if you are...

Right click the file and go to the security tab.

You may need to click Advanced and then take ownership before you can modify the permissions.

But set them back so your user has FULL PERMISSIONS

Boot from a WIndowsXP CD.

Enter setup mode.

Go to Recovery Console.

Run> chkdsk /f

And see it if it resolves any errors.

So if you just did *.3gpp in the initial search, what happens?

Also would it be possible to take a snap shot so we can see exactly what your seeing?

Boot into safe mode and do the restore.

As far as the the flashing it sounds like you might have a bad video drive installed and when something like "flash" is being called it is barfing.

Does...

Explore the drive using the address bar.

Then right click C:\

Double check the permissions and make sure "System" has full permissions and just for a test you could also set C:\

If it barks...

Is this a legit copy of windows?

This is a very common problem when people use pirated operating systems.

I am not saying you are, I am just stating the most common factor.

Any how, turn on...

Modify your Boot.ini under the XP setup to go to the secondary partition.

Yes. This can even be done with a policy editor.

If the user is such and such or the machine name is such and such drop in the performance counter and start the counter.

If it is not such and...

You can use performance monitor to send a custom message when the disk reaches a certain % or static number.

Example.

Warning: You only have 10% of disk space left. Please clear some space.

Check registry for all accounts of Cisco... Remove them.

Then Check your Application Data and purge from there as well..


The uninstall is stuck in limbo.

Well a linux machine running iptables is basically a hardware based firewall.

But if your looking for an appliance for this then I guess The LinkSys VPN router has a decent interface I don't...

well not to user friendly but I would setup a small linux box and let it act as firewall.. they have anbunch of pre written firewall scripts that you could use.

You put them outside the " "

so its

"c:\space space space\program F*\thix.exe" -p

very simple..

"c:\Program Files\Application Folder\Program Name\executable.exe"

Will Run fine.. Can even do this:

"c:\Program F*\Application Fo*\Program Na*\executable.exe"

If its XP machine you can attmept a System Restore.

GO back to yesterday or something...

Only shot if you did not back them up.

Yes. You should be going to the security tab and doing it.

Ok do this..

Make a user on that machine.. make it the SAME username and password as the user on the other machine and try it.

hehehe easy fellas.. lets all just fix the problem hahah

I agree though weezle..

But I honestly think this could be heat issue.

Had problem witha Duron chipset on Award Bios during...

Check Bios.

Look at temp readings...

Then check what the warning levels are..

Since you said started about two weeks ago. .I am assuming summer heat might be the cause.

Most BIOS settings...

OK then you need to add the other users credntials.

Do you have a domain? Workgroup?

Go tot the printer security tab and add the user.

Example

\\DOMAINNAME\username | FULL CONTROL...

OK First goto microsoft.com and download Microsoft Anti Spyware aka Giant Spyware..

Then run and see if it picks up something the others have not..

Next check the permission issues on the...

1. Open Windows Explorer by pressing the Windows + "e" key.

2. Right-click the desired CD-ROM and select Properties from the menu.

3. Select the AutoPlay tab.

4. Select each item...

huh?? what??

DCC: are you talking about me?

I was stating the facts.

I currently run roughly 10 linux machines at a datacneter.. 5 production... 5 offline..

ALl of them are equipped with what I like to call "nazi" a type firewall an virus protection.

The mail...

Have you checked your PATH?


START | RUN | CMD {enter}

path {enter}

paste reuslts

should not make a diff at all... the drive protection will be sofwtare based.

USB Flash devices have some encryption utilities that allow you to make hidden artions without a password.


Tehre are similar pieces of software for windows..

here are a few..
...

SOunds like your profile might not be saving....

Is the printer still in your Printers Folder under control panel when you log back in?

Any time touchdasun

Well.. so long as he leaves his First drive as primary he should not have to worry about anything.. if something looks to CD rom and drive ltter changes it will ask for cd and he cahnges drive...