My efs certificate has expired and now my users cannot open any encrypted
fies on thier pc's.  We can unencrypt and open but cannot encrypt.
I logged back into the doamin with the efsrecover account and it put another
certificate on the store but the problem stil exists.

hi,my dear friend,
do you want to save money or get the best BP servers costing
the lest money. surely,i can help you.now our company has a few bp
servers that are various.

Our security reporter send us a mail about Windows GDI Interface Buffer
Overflow Vulnerability in last mounth.There isn't any patch for this
vulnerability .But a workaround solve this security problem according to my
reporter.This workaround is :

I am starting over with Windows XP 2002. I am trying to download SP2. I have
downloaded and installed SP2 several times. It always says the installation
was succussful. The download history shows it was successful. When I look at
he properties of My Computer, it still shows no ...

Have windows xp professional.  The pop-up just started with above problem.  
It suggests going to
FIXREG.COM and pay $39 to fix problem and stop pop-up.  Is this a
scam or a legitimate fix?  Can I correct this registry problem myself?  Am I

Is there a way to list certificates on a server (Local Compute/ Personal
Store ) and their expiration date?
I have been playing with certutil.exe and just can't find a combination of
parameters that will do this.

I have made a clone with Drive Image 6 (MSDOS diskette) for a Windows XP
with SP2 with all the patches.
I have deployed this clone image using the same tool for a 100 PC's.
After the first reboot I have changed manually the computer name on every PC.

Recently a computer running Windows 2000 SP4 was infected with a worm. It
claimed to be the netsky32. I used the Malicious Software Removal Tool to
remove it. I need to find out when this system was infected. This particular
worm causes IE to launch and contact a website. So I ...

All,
I have a web application that relies on users registering for a cert using
the Certsrv site on a CA for a certificate.  This has always worked well for
Windows 2000 and XP machines, but machines that are using Vista get the

I am trying to access a key under HKLM\Software\Classes...but; after I select
Classes the program freezes. Is there another program or method that I can
use to access the data that is under this regedt32?