Allow only single logon per user
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Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 05:09:03 -0800
Can someone assist me in the easist way to restrict only a single logon per
user, this is for Windows XP Pro. machines logging onto a Windows 2003 Domain
controller
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I.I Manager
Commerce Faculty
University of Cape Town
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- Re: "Lost" MS Word.....
... Office, Add/Remove and Belarc. ... Although you once had a non-genuine installation of the Windows XP ... You once had a tech install what you now believe to be a non-genuine ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: "Lost" MS Word.....
... Office, Add/Remove and Belarc. ... Although you once had a non-genuine installation of the Windows XP ... You once had a tech install what you now believe to be a non-genuine ... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - .Re: "Lost" MS Word.....
... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro. ... I am presuming this is a full, retail version of Windows XP Home. ... A clean install involves erasing everything and starting from scratch. ... Since Belarc is showing you also have Windows XP Pro (as you mentioned ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: "Lost" MS Word.....
... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro. ... I am presuming this is a full, retail version of Windows XP Home. ... A clean install involves erasing everything and starting from scratch. ... Since Belarc is showing you also have Windows XP Pro (as you mentioned ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: "Lost" MS Word.....
... I got from MS must be an "upgrade" from the Pro. ... I am presuming this is a full, retail version of Windows XP Home. ... A clean install involves erasing everything and starting from scratch. ... Since Belarc is showing you also have Windows XP Pro (as you mentioned ...
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