Windows XP

Last Updated on 8 June 2011, Total: 444 Knowledge Base Tips

233 Admin Tips
10 Booting
31 Customization
5 Drivers
4 IE and Explorer
45 Miscellaneous
49 Network
35 Security
29 TroubleShooting
25 Utilities
76 Registry Tips
3 Command shell
14 Customization
8 Disable - Hide
5 IE
19 Miscellaneous
13 Network
14 Security
135 User Tips
11 Boot
1 Command Prompt
19 Customization
11 IE and Explorer
24 Miscellaneous
19 Network and Security
6 Outlook and Outlook Express
5 Performance
18 TroubleShooting
21 Utilities

  1. Cannot Dual Boot Windows on a Shared Partition

    • by Wayne Maples
    • Published on 20 April 2004
    • Section: Boot

  2. Change Date, Time, Number, and Currency Value Displays in Windows XP ( Q307938 )

  3. Change the Logon Window and the Shutdown Preferences in Windows XP ( Q291559 )

    • by Wayne Maples
    • Published on 20 April 2004
    • Section: Network

  4. Changing Windows unlocking behavior

    • by Martin Webber
    • Published on 22 May 2008
    • Section: Security

    Third party application that allows you to change the unlocking behavior of windows allowing you to set which users can unlock a workstation... Read More

  5. Cleaning Out Applications

    Tips for cleaning out registry junk left over after uninstalling apps... Read More

  6. Clear system page file at shutdown

  7. Clue to Registry Corruption

    Here's a clue to help you down possible registry corruption and it's cause... Read More

  8. CommandLine Options for Explorer in XP

  9. Compressed (Zipped) versus Compression Folders in XP

  10. Configure Account Lockout Policies

    • by Tony Bradley
    • Published on 1 Dec. 2004
    • Section: Security

    Given enough time and potential to try multiple username and password combinations an attacker might eventually succeed in compromising the security of a server or other computer. Account lockout policies allow you to set thresholds to automatically shut down an account if too many incorrect username and password combinations are attempted in order to protect the machine... Read More