Summary: Everytime you login no matter what the user is the System 32 folder opens up, there is nothing in the startup that makes it do this please can u let m...
Summary: The system 32 folder opens any time that start or restart my pc. I have read previous post on this subject, and have found what may be the source of m...
Summary: Everytime you login no matter what the user is the System 32 folder opens up, there is nothing in the startup that makes it do this please can u let m...
Summary: I have an employee who when trys to open a particular word document the system 32 folder opens up, she is recieving the document via e-mail (outlook s...
Summary: o'k this system was give to me, it has win.2000 on it. the screen background is black and white, not sure if that is normal.girlfriend has a myspace a...
Summary: I just worked in a new company with a DC and some domain users. I created a new domain account in the DC and tried to log in from a win2k pro computer...
Summary: My w2k SP3 works fine on my primary 40 Gb drive (15 Gb partition), with a second 120 Gb HD. I'd like to boot w2k on my second 120 Gb, to remove my fir...
Summary: Philly The correct sequence was as follows. Pc was delivered running Windows Millenium in error. I upgraded it to Win 2k pro. Everything fine. No serv...
Summary: I had the Exact Same Problem, I accedently dowloaded and installed some wicked SPywhere Program from Kazaa, I did a check with adaware and Spybot, del...
Summary: For some reason, when I start my computer, the System 32 folder appears at startup. Any suggestions on how to stop this? Your help is appreciated. m...
Summary: Hi, I've got an SGI 540 workstation that is giving me all kinds of problems. It was crashing/locking at video driver load, but I got past that (not s...
Summary: You must have a local account on the computer where you are attempting to log on. Log in as the administrator and create user local accounts. Email me...
Summary: Each user in 2000 has a separate profile. Logging in as yourself and changing your particular profile should have no effect on other users...Unless y...
Summary: Actually, I have two small problems. The first is when Win2K opens, every time it opens the System32 folder as well. It started doing this after I in...
Summary: inside the system volume folder is a file named tracking log. It opens in word pad but is unreadable. Can anyone tell me how to make this file readabl...
Summary: Log on as Administrator again, open Explorer, look in Documents and settings folder, look in the Administrator folder then look in the Start menu fo...
Summary: Hello, System Config Dell GX400, P4 1.4Ghz 1GB RDRAM For the past 2 days I have been stumped by the following problem. The primary user of the aforeme...
Summary: I have a win 2000 pro workstation all was working well when i updated the application compatability using Windows update. now I cannot log in to any...
Summary: Hi, I am running Windows 2000 Professional. I have set up new user accounts for logging in. However when I log in using one of the new user accounts...
Summary: Tried logging in to my comp and recieved: "the local policy of this system does not allow you to logon interactively" Tried logging on to the domain o...
Summary: I accidently turned off my pc without doing a correct shutdown, now everytime I try to boot and log in i`m getting this; DETAIL - An I/O operation ini...
Summary: Ok I've read numerous posts about how to fix the issue of your system32 folder opening on start up. Sadly none of which worked. I don't have anything ...
Summary: Hi, I'm having a problem with Windows 2000 Pro at the moment. Basically, when I try and log in, the "loading personal preferences" window pops up, th...
Summary: I'm having a problem that is totally my fault and I am wondering if anyone can help me? I was trying to get service pack 3 for my windows 2000 profess...
Summary: You can download that file from this page. http://solo.abac.com/dllarchive/W.html After you download it,copy and paste it in the system 32 folder(an...
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