Hello, I've setup a group policy to autoenroll machine certificates to the computers in an OU. I can see from the certificate authority and the machines themseleves the certificates are being...

"Follow the link to get the Security tab" <Follow the link to get the Security tab@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:12F0E7FB-D68E-4457-AB7C-E03248DDB91D@microsoft.com... OP already...

Just a thought, but might it be worth investigating a 'Live CD' alternative? In that case, rebooting puts the computer back as it was, with 100% certainty. The other advantage is that it deals...

How to use group policy to disable "double click action" caused by autorun.ini in WinXP for removal/fixed drives since there are many virus/worm that cannot be detected by Mcafee? Found via the...

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Hi, In My Network Places, I have a connection set up to a folder on a SharePoint Server site. After I boot up, I can click the folder in My Network Places from within Windows Explorer. It asks for...

Malke wrote: <snipped> Lily wrote: The 'need' for more elaborate means may not exist for you - although I don't see where anyone said you needed more elaborate means anyway. ;-) The fact is that...

Shenan Stanley wrote: No, I'm making the assumption that you can't know if the old tech was malicious or not and I believe in not taking chances with business machines. Since the old tech,...

Hi I am in a little predicament. An old tech who worked here put policies on 24 windows xp machines and now when problems arise I cant troubleshoot anything because everything is locked down. I dont...

Hi I am in a little predicament. An old tech who worked here put policies on 24 windows xp machines and now when problems arise I cant troubleshoot anything because everything is locked down. I dont...

Configure the router to block ALL ICMP pings or onfigure NAV to not popup a warning when receiving ICMP pings from your ISP. I'd do the *former* if it were my system. Consult the Manual for the...

PH Graphics <PH Graphics@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: Firstly, if you don't have an active directory domain, you aren't using group policy. You have *local* policies on XP- and Vista can't have...

cwmooreiii <cwmooreiii@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: What would you (the OP) do if he were driving your car without your permission?

Greetings Team, I am using IE7 Please let me know if there is any way to block the address in the POPUP's IE7. Any help from you is highly appreciable.

I suggest you check microsoft.public.windows.vista.general and look around. Lots of people are having the same problem. You will find your solution there. <samueltilden@gmail.com> wrote in...

administrator account can be accessed through normal logon if you have user accounts setup to type in the name of the account (no use of welcome screen) or hitting ctrl alt delete in the welcome...

JK wrote: Your first step certainly should not be to reinstall Windows as suggested by the other poster. Instead, try a System Restore. Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System...

Shaun wrote: There is no built-in Anonymous user account in Windows XP. Sounds like your computer has been compromised but you haven't provided enough information to get definitive answers. Without...

Eric wrote: It's not that the computers share files with one another; it's that the *user(s)* logged in to the remote computer(s) have the requisite permissions to access the specified shared...

System is Win XP Pro SP2, x64 Win XP Pro Sp2, x32 . After a recent set of updates on the 64 bit PC, I encountered Error 8x80072F8F = date/time sync error and a stop on updates. Following the...