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Is there an application that I can run on our LAN to find out which user(s) is/are logged into which computer(s)?

Thanks a lot. That was all helpful information. However it turned out that somehow Realtime, Quicktime, and Adobe wouldn't let XP logoff/shutdown/restart. Disabling those startup-apps through MSCONFIG resolved the problem. Then using Lavasoft's Ad-aware, we did thorough scan and cleaned it...

I have a PC that is a P4 2.8 with a 36 GB SCSI hard drive. This system will not respond to: START --> SHUT DOWN --> LOG OFF or START --> SHUT DOWN --> Shut Down I've even tried the CTRL+ALT+DEL method (SHUTDOWN --> Log off/shutdown) and the same thing happens...nothing. No error...

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS04-028.mspx According to the above website, they have list of software that IS AFFECTED and then another list of NON-AFFECTED software. However, on the NON-AFFECTED list it shows Windows 2000 with SP3 and SP4 as being non-affected but they...

just being difficult I guess! lol

Found how to fix it in REGDT32: On the root of hkey_classes_root, goto permissions and then advance. From here check "reset permissions..." and click okay. And everything works again!

if you don't see the Games folder in add\remove --> windows components --> accessories --> Games, then goto: WINNT\INF and look for a file called: SYSOC.INF or something and remove the word "HIDE" (leave the comma there) from lines GAMES, ACCESSUTIL=, and PINBALL. Then redo the above and...

Okay, here's the lowdown: I'm setting up a PC to be used by an engineer here at my work. To avoid registry errors popping up when running Autocad 2000, we granted (pc_name\users) full access rights to hkey_classes_root and hkey_local_machine\software\autodesk) and it worked fine! However...