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Not a Problem, I am glad I was able to help.

In some cases it is a virus but in a lot of cases it is not, it is a bug with Windows Updates. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916089/

The problem is with Microsoft Updates. Go to Windows Update, once there on the left hand side you will see "Change Settings", click on that and scroll down towards the bottom and you will see "To stop using Microsoft Update", click the check box and click "Apply Changes Now" and click "Yes" to...

Once connected to your remote desktop open up notepad and paste this into notepad without the quote's "SHUTDOWN -r -t 01" and then save it as restart.bat on your desktop. Whenever you want to reboot just double click this batch file and it should reboot the PC.

The other users need to be added to the VPN access group. Example, on my network I have a user group in Active Directory called Mobile Users and anyone I add to this group is able to use the VPN. I would open up Active Directory and compare the users accounts that need VPN access with the...

I think you can do it with group policy on the local machine. Go to Start, then Run and type in gpedit.msc, you can set a group policy on the local machine itself without it being in a domain.

For the users who are having problems not being able to shut down, add them as a local Administrator on their PC. Right Click My Computer Click on Manage Click on Local Users and Groups Click on Groups Double Click on Administrators Click Add Now add the user account, you will need an...

Have you tried the Administrative Share? \\pcname\C$

What web browser are you using to to connect to tsweb? tsweb requires Active X to be enabled. I know there is problems when using IE7 to connect. IE6 works fine.

Right Click on My Computer and click on Manage. Expand Local Users and Groups, Click on Users and you should see the Guest Account. Double click the Guest account and make sure the box is unchecked where is says Account is Disabled, then click ok. Right Click the Guest Account and click on...

I don't know where the policy is located off the top of my head, I am sure someone else might know, but a quick fix you can do is to right click on the task bar and click on properties then click the Start Menu Tab and click the customize button and un check the box that says Display Run.

Can't you just add your self as an Administrator in the Local Administrators Group? Right Click My Computer and Click Manage Click on Local Users and Groups Click on Groups Double Click on Administrators Add your account to that Group, or you may have to have your IT Manager add you. Doing...

I would contact Dell.

Windows 2000 does not support Remote Desktop. You can install the Remote Desktop software on your 2000 PC and Remote Desktop to a PC running XP but you will not be able to Remote Desktop into a 2000 PC. If you want to remote into a 2000 PC, best bet is to install VNC, my personal favorite of...

Are you able to get into the machine with Safe Mode? If so tyy this. Start Registry Editor Locate the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/Netlogon/ In the right pane, double-click the DependOnService value . In the Multi-String Editor dialog box...

I think it has something to do with Google Web Accelerator. Do you have this program installed? Here is a page about GWA: http://webaccelerator.google.com/support.html And here is what it says you need to do to uninstall GWA, which presumably will removed the unwanted Internet Options...

Thats pretty cool. Microsoft makes a free program that does something similar, it is called SyncToy. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/prophoto/synctoy.mspx

If you need to find your Product Key you can download this free program and it will show you your product key, http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml Hope this helps.

I would try setting up another account on the system you used to use Remote Desktop on an see if that works. Also you could run msconfig from the run dialog, and tell it "normal startup" this should enable all of the default services again, so when you reboot your PC it should work. Hope this...

I dont know if this will help or not, but here is a link to a free program that will allow you to retrieve your key if it is lost and it will also allow you to change your key. It is a nice handy little program. http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml