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yes, you can. you can use virtualPC which is free or the better, VMWare. both will let you connect your virtual OSes to the internet. on a x64 host OS, you can setup both x86 and x64 guest OSes. there are tonnes of resources on how to set these up. for virtual pc check this...

hey! checked both the videos... there is no sound in the first one... either that or i have the same problem as you do ! :-D the second one is psycho !

you have mentioned that the machine restarts when you try booting into the safe mode... try this... while booting hit F8 to get to the boot options mode (same place where you select the safe mode)... towards the end of the list there is an option something like "disable automatic reboot on...

check this... *support.microsoft.com/kb/311564 is this the first time you installing windows on this hardware? found this too: *www.tweaksforgeeks.com/IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.html that broken CPU heat sink hook actually might be the culprit here...

the admin account might have been disabled for extra security. there are 2 possible situations here... the machine is standalone or it is in a domain. if standalone, just boot into the safe mode and then login as the admin (admin account is NEVER disabled in safe mode). once logged in just...

are you sure all your USB devices have enough power to be working together? USB devices draw power from the port itself... however in this scenario, if you plug in your devices one at a time... alone... it should work... if the device is not detected even if it is the only USB device...

did you apply the group policy objects to users or machines? also remember, no GPOs hit admin users... so even if the policies are being applied on the client machine, they wont matter if the user is a member of administrator, local or domain. also, if you want to check if the policies are...

good to know that this resolved the issue... but be careful... that crrss.exe is a virus/malware... it's trying to pass as csrss.exe which is a windows subsystem file... better run an anti-virus scan quick before it infects something else...

start regedit and check these values HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon on the right side check these strings "Shell" should be "explorer.exe" "Userinit" should be "c:\windows\system32\userinit.exe" let us if this works... otherwise will find something else

DEP is good for security... generic host process generally means svchost.exe... thats the container under which several services run including the all important RPC... if DEP is stopping you, then it most probably means that there is something suspicious trying to run as a service... do a scan...

go for vista. the only reason to stick to XP would be if your hardware aint upto the mark, yours clearly is... oh! another reason would be if you are one of those who like to check how much free RAM do they have at any moment. vista caches a lot of free RAM. people need to understand that RAM is...

this can only be done if there exists a "trust" between the domains and users are explicitly allowed to share. unfortunately this can only be done at domain admin levels. a "trust" relationship allows sharing/communications between domains. clearly a trust exists between your 2 domains as your...

1. to avoid VMware from connecting to USB devices, power off your VM (i mean the virtual OS, not VMware itself). goto the "VM" menu and then settings. here open the settings for "USB". uncheck both the settings. that will take care of it. 2. a Host Only network connections will only let you...

see if the same happens in safe mode... looks like profile corruption... try creating a new admin user and login with that one. also you do not have to login to the server to make it accissible to other systems over network... even if it stays at the login screen it will keep working as the DC...