new computers to hang at "running start up scripts" for the default time allowed (10 minutes). I have removed the policy and computers start up fine. I have also applied the policy to another OU and it works. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.. I...

really can't figure it out. One of the most painful problems has been logoff scripts. We had several computers which, when you told them to either logoff, restart, or shutdown, would hang "running logoff scripts" for upwards of 5,6,7 minutes ( yes, i timed...

that it might be the culprit. No go. Then I tried to reinstall it from the CD supplied by Apple. No go. It tries to install both iTunes and iPod and hangs. I run XP Home, SP2 with all updates through last Tuesday. Help would sure be appreciated....

and 64 bit? Are you running a 64 bit OS? 64 bit apps? I'm not. And given the benchmarks the Turon got, in the mobile sector, I don't yet see a compelling reason. Don't run 64 bit for 64 bit's sake - run it if it's faster, with all else being considered....

for a minute or so at a time, then returns to normal. Ctrl/Alt/Del reveals procesor usage approaching 100% at these times. Can happen when running any application. Second problem. When accessing control panel from 'Start', it crashes, the desktop...

controlpanelrestrictionrestore.reg with my firewall running. Are you using XP Pro? controlpanelrestrictionrestore.reg restores a Group Policy setting. Open Group Policy... Start | Run | Type: gpedit.msc | OK | Navigate to >>> User Configuration...

Download MULTI_AV.EXE from the URL -- >>It is a self-extracting ZIP file that contains the Kixtart Script Interpreter { Kixtart is CareWare } three batch files, five Kixtart scripts, one Link >(.LNK) file, a PDF instruction file and two utilities; UNZIP.EXE...

script to do that. (I'm > using XP Pro, don't think XP Home can run scripts): >> The script I'm using is: >> REM Restart Wireless connection to force broadcast IP request. > REM Don't restart if ping successful. > ping -n 1 yahoo.com > if %errorlevel...