This method will stop people from disabling System Restore. 1. Go to Run (Start->Run) 2. Type
gpedit.msc and click Enter 3. On the left in the Computer Configuration go to Administrative
Templates then System then System Restore. 4. Double click on the Turn off System Restore on the
screen on the right and choose Enable. Check if it's working. Go to System Properties (Control
Panel -> System) and to tab System Restore The 'Turn off System Restore' should be now
'unclickable' ...

I'd like to tell you about a great tool called Norton Ghost, its a backup tool, but unlike other
similar tools it really makes an image of your whole system in its current state, meaning your OS,
drivers, settings, apps, games, etc is all backed up but not like file for file but everything in
its current state, meaning if I'd make a back up today, and tomorrow I tested a whole bunch of
software which caused my system to act funny, I'd just restore yesterday's image and it
would be exactly as if it were yesterday, you're saying what about system restor...

This code is to simply check if your Norton Antivirus is working probably. Not sure if it will work
on other AVs. The following code is provided by EICAR. QUOTE
X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!SH+H* Copy the
content from the code into Notepad and save it as 'eicar.com' If your Norton AV is working
probably a pop up of a Virus Alert should pop up and removed the virus immidiately. ...

You can make network addresses like this: \\officecomputer\cdrive\jay\ Into
a simple drive letter like F: Here's How Intructions 1. First open up My Computer
(You can do this by pressing start, and then My Computer) 2. In the Menu Bar (Which states File,
Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, Help) click Tools, a pull down menu appear 3. Click on Map Network
Drive... in the pull down menu that appeared 4. First Select your drive (In this example we will
call it F:) by Clicking the pull down menu beside "Drive:" 5. At the Folder ...