[winxp] Two Shortcut With Same Name

anyone know the shortcut key for the print screen key? or how do i modified this key to have a
shortcut(i.e. alt+p)? coz this key is not working in my kb /sad.gif"
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1) Right click on desktop and select add new shortcut 2) In the 'Type Location of the item:'
box type or copy %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation then click 'next'
3) In the 'Type a name for this shortcut:' box type or copy "Lock Workstation" and click
'Finish' 4) Now if you would like go to properties and Change Icon browse to:
%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe and I use the red circle with the white x ...

Back in Windows XP if you were not on a domain CTRL + ALT +DEL would open up Task Manager. In
Windows Vista that key combination opens the secure desktop that allows you to do many more thing.
To directly to Task Manager, hit CTRL + ALT + ESC....

I found out the hard way twice before that Windows XP will have a fit if you change too many
critical components due to it's crappy piracy protection methods. The hardware I am upgrading is
the Motherboard, CPU and Video Card which will obviously make WinXP have a fit and refuse to boot
properly. I am wondering if anyone here knows a way around this? I don't much like the idea of
having to wipe the drive clean of everything and start new, re-configure, re-download, re-install,
repeat etc.... EDIT: Oh and incase it is important I am using Windows XP Home with Se...

Where i work .. my PC is shared with a student club of my campus .. We use WinXP .. and i have made
my account as the Admin and theirs as Limited. I wanted to disable the following on the Limited
account: 1) Installation of any software 2) Disable Windows Media Player 3) Disable change of themes
or wallpaper etc 4) Disable changing time. 5) Disable the use of Windows Messenger ( tho they
shouldent be able to install MSN Messenger) 6) Disable the use of Internet in a way that they can
only use outlook to send and receive mails but not browse the inetrnet. 7) Last but no...

Hi, just ran into a problem today when I was working with a computer with internet problems. This
computer is using Windows XP Pro with SP2 installed. I solved the problem already (was a bad LAN
port in the wall) but one thing has puzzled me and I want to know the reason behind it. For some
reason I can't uninstall the TCP/IP protocol in 'Local Area Connection' Properties...The
Uninstall button is grayed out. I wanted to uninstall it and install it back originally to make
sure it's not a problem there. I have checked to make sure this user has ALL ad...

If you are using Windows XP and think your computer is slow, you have trouble with things and more.
Then WinXP Manager is something for you. You can optimize and clean fix and edit Windows. It's
easy to use and not as hard and problematic as using regedit, services.msc and etc, to alter
windows. Some things you can do with WinXP manager: *Disable thumbs.db *Speed up your system by
disabling indexing and other unnecessary functions you do not need. *Do system repairs (scan system
files, restore desktop icons, fix shutdown and etc.) *And alot more! Download it now a...

What was the latest problem you have with winXP ? Mine: I wanted to play NFSU2, but the program
didn't continue loading, so I wanted to kill it, ctrl-alt-del, killed speed2.exe and I tought
the problem was over. NOT, my pc hardly responded to anything, so after waiting a minute for
taskmanager to start, I saw that another instance of taskmanager (wich I didn't start and it
wasn't the previous one) used 100% cpu. I killed it and things went better again. Had this
problem a few times, damned winxp isn't 2 weeks old or so and it starts bugging me already /...

Hey all... here is my dellima... i had to format my hard drive and reinstall windows xp pro... i
have a dell dimension 8300 its about 2 years old but still an awesome compy for what i do with it
haha... anyhoo i got all the drivers loaded up except in device manager it has that nasty old
exclamation point next to the USB Controller... which means none of my USB ports want to work. I
have installed the Promise SATA drivers cuz according to the dell support site, they would make the
USB stuff work but it didnt /sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":(" border="0" ...

So, I'm not sure if this is the right board to post this but since it primarily involves my
laptop not running the operating system, i'll post it here. Currently, or previously I should
say, my laptop ran Windows XP. I have been recommended by some people to try Linux so after
downloading a version of it and put it on a CD, i was ready to go. If all failed I was going to
install "2000 Pro" again because it ran better on my laptop. One day last week I went to turn it on
and it said a file in the system directory was missing. "Oh deary me" i thought so I turned ...

Recently I update my operation system (windows xp) to service pack2..... when they finish the
update...to my surprise,it was really a good one than service pack 1... Best improvement of the sp2
is MS IE....to block the popup windows in some website, it's cool.... And this time,microsoft
has setup a net firewall in the sp2..is also Well~ any one use xp sp2 please talk about your
opinion~...

You can create a shortcut in Win 9x for shutdown. Do following : Right click --->New --> New
Shortcut. In Browse type : rundll.exe user.exe,exitwindows. you can send this to your friend to
shutdown her/him PC! /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0"
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