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Listed By Most Recent  Local Group Policy object settings are more important in a non-networked environment or in a networked environment with no domain controller, because these settings are not overwritten by other Group Policy objects. This registry tweak for Windows XP will enable you to disable Local Group Policy objects. You should always backup your registry settings prior [...]
While working on your computer, have you ever been asked if you would like to send an error report to Microsoft? Error reporting is included in Windows XP to help Microsoft make Windows a better and more stable operating system. Looking at the error reports sent in by the millions of users around the world [...]
In Windows XP, right clicking on the Desktop displays a context menu. Did you know that you can do away with this feature? If you decide to disable the Desktop Context Menu, you will no longer see the menu when you right click on the Desktop, on items located in your Desktop, or on items [...]
A previous article discussed how to allot space to System Restore. This article will discuss how you can customize the set-up of restore points. By default, restore points are created every twenty-four hours. These are then saved for 90 days. Although the GUI doesn’t allow the default settings to be altered, this registry tweak is [...]
Do computer beeps irritate you? Would you like to get rid of them without affecting your other audio settings? If you’re on a Windows XP computer, this is an easy thing to do. All you need is a simple registry tweak and you can kiss those system beeps goodbye. However, remember that you will be [...]
Do you get annoyed when an error message pops up while your computer is booting? If so, you are not alone. These messages alert users that a hardware component isn’t working properly. If you find such messages annoying, this registry tweak for Windows XP can help you get rid of them. Since this is a [...]
Would you like to exercise greater control over your computer operating system? Would you like to limit the powers of other users on your machine? If you answered yes to both these questions, you might want to disable access to System Properties. There are two ways to do this if you are on a Windows [...]
Have you ever wanted to go unseen while working on your PC? Would you like to have an invisible computer presence? You can do all of these things when you create a hidden user account. In this case, hidden simply means that your account won’t be visible on the Welcome screen of Windows XP. You’re [...]
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