User variables. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () I have 4 users on a pc with XP SP2. Recently I did a lot of work in one user account in order to make the pc more functional. This work included installing SP-2; doubling the memory;...

of thank you for the info but maybe I was not 100% clear: to change the environment variable for the "logged-on user" I know this can be also done in the registry: HKEYCU/Environments. But wher ca nwe set this for the default user, to have this variable...

the only environment variables you can change are user variables.]] [[Any user can add, modify, or remove a user environment variable. However, only an administrator can add, modify, or remove a system environment variable. User environment variables...

somewhere that handles this setting? I first looked in the System control | panel, under Environment Variables but didn't see it there at all. * From a command prompt; set will display the system and user environment variables. | I want to set this...

Shell/User Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () Hi, Can you please post MVP Kelly's Theriot web site? This way I can check out the information that you provided. Thanks again. >>I think the user name/password requirement is...

Advan>EV>, "User Variable" and/or "System Variables"? The variables temp and tmp are set up under User Variables for Wabash (user name) located at c:\Doc & Settings\wabash\ Local setting----, and also under System Variables c:\windows\temp. Are tmp files...

Command Prompt Not working. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () Hello, Every time I type a command into the command prompt it says that is not a valid command...for example C:\Documents and Settings\Adiel>CHKDSK 'CHKDSK'...

For what? What is/was the problem? Incorrect PATH environment variable? -- Hope this helps. Let us know. Wes MS-MVP Windows Shell/User In news:ru3me.930$dN6.333@fe03.lga, Nobody Special hunted and pecked: > Thanks Wesley >> "Wesley...

bug? I tried searching the KB, but found nothing. Some additional information: - User-specific environment variables that I've defined explicitly (System/Properties/Advanced/Environment Variables/User variables for <user>) are there. - At least some...

etc). Can anyone help? When I type 'path' I get the (correct): %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem ....and also if I go to Environment Variables (Control Panel\System\Advanced) there are no User Variables that could conflict...