By default, Windows 2000 disables the [Num Lock] key in the Default User profile. This means that whenever a new user logs on to a computer, the [Num Lock] key is off. If you want to enable the [Num Lock] key for new users, you can do so by modifying the Default User profile in the registry. To do so, begin by opening Registry Editor. Next, access the HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard key. Double-click on the InitialKeyboardIndicators value and in the String text box, type 2. Click OK to save your change. The [Num Lock] key will now be on for each new user who logs on to the computer.
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sabina3
Return your favorite icons to your desktop (Win XP)
If you're new to Windows XP, you might be surprised to see that your favorite and often-used desktop icons are no-shows in the new version of the operating system. If you'd like to return these icons to your desktop, doing so is a breeze.
All you need to do is right-click on the desktop and then choose Properties. Select the Desktop tab and then click the Customize Desktop button. In the Desktop Icons panel, select the check box that cor
chase c.2
SysAdmin
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