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spring into series

From the Series Editor

Who Should Read This Book

How This Book Is Organized

What's Unusual About This Book

Who Helped Me Write This Book

About the Author

About the Series Editor

Chapter 1. New Features in Service Pack 2

What's a Service Pack?

New Features of Service Pack 2

How Does Outlook Express Now Combat Spam?

Defense Against Spam

New SP2 Security Tools

Why SP2 Will Improve the Computing Experience

Get Ready to Install SP2

Install with Automatic Updates

Install with Windows Update

Other Installation Methods

Post Installation Tasks

Remove Service Pack 2

The Security Center

Chapter 2. Windows Installation and Upgrade

A Tale of Two Families

XP Professional v. Home v. Tablet v. Media Center

XP's New Features

Install or Upgrade?

Upgrade to Windows XP

Files and Settings Transfer

Finish XP Migration

Activate Windows XP

Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer

Chapter 3. Startup and Shutdown

Set XP Startup Options

Set Startup and Recovery Options

Use the Power Button

The Startup Folder

Bypass the Startup Items

Restrict Shutdown

Fast User Switching

The System Configuration Utility

Clean Up the Desktop

Chapter 4. Disk and File System Management

Add Hard Drive to Increase Storage

Partition a Drive

Manage the XP File Systems

Considerations for Dual Booting

Convert from One File System to Another

Dynamic Storage

Upgrade a Basic Disk

Create a Volume on a Dynamic Disk

Extend a Volume

Run Disk Cleanup

Defragment a Volume

Govern AutoRun Behavior

Chapter 5. Customizing the Windows Interface

Use Desktop Themes

Change the Appearance

Change the Desktop Background

Choose a Screen Saver

Use the My Pictures Slideshow

Change Monitor Settings

Improve Monitor Performance

Change the Date and Time

Change the Start Menu

Create Desktop Icons from the Start Menu

Use the Quick Launch Toolbar

Start Menu and the Classic Theme

Change the Start Menu with Group Policy

Edit the Start Menu with a GPO

Edit Start Menu Contents

Use the Explorer Window to Edit the Start Menu

Add Other Content to the Start Menu

Chapter 6. The Command Line and Other Advanced Techniques

Get Started with the Command Prompt

Command.com v. Cmd.exe

Use the Command Prompt's Online Help

Tips for Using Console Commands

AutoComplete at the Command Prompt

The Command Console and the Clipboard

Open the Command Prompt for a Specific Target

The Tree Command

Use Offline Files, Part I

Use Offline Files, Part II

Chapter 7. Clicking Less

Windows Explorer Defined

Change the Task Pane

Work with Explorer Views

Modify the Details View

Understand the New Views

Use the Same View for All Folders

Add Album Art to Music Folders

Open Explorer for Specific Targets

Control the Explorer Bar's Contents

Customize Explorer

Navigate the Folder Structure

Customize the Places Bar in the Open Dialog Box

Customize the Send To Menu

Use Ctrl and Shift Keyboard Shortcuts

The Windows Key

Recycle Bin Options

Eliminate Confirmation of Delete Operations

Change the Size of the Recycle Bin

Chapter 8. Print Management

Printing Vocabulary

Use Printers and Faxes

Set Up a Printer

Make a Printer Available to All

Connect to a Network Printer

Set Permissions on Network Printers

Manage a Printer

Use Two Printers, One Device

Set Hours of Availability

Set up a Print Pool

The Print Queue

The Print Spool

Redirect Print Jobs

Chapter 9. Playing Nicely with Others

TCP/IP Fundamentals

TCP/IP's Big Three

Default Gateway

Automatically Configure TCP/IP

Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing

Alternate Configuration

Repair a Connection

Connect Using Dial-Up Networking

Lend a Hand with Remote Assistance

Request Remote Assistance

Remote Assistance Network Considerations

Chapter 10. Setting Up a Wireless Connection, or How to Check Your Email in a Coffee Shop

Types of Wireless Access

What's Down the Road

Wireless Network Adapters

Connect to an Existing Wireless Network

Additional Wireless Connection Considerations

Connect Automatically

Connect to a Secure Network

Connect to an "Unseen" Network

Disable the Existing Network Connection

Secure the Wireless Connection with 802.1x Authentication

Secure the Wireless Access Point

Infrared Communication

Chapter 11. Sharing and Securing Information

What's a Server?

So What's a Share?

Allow Network Sharing

Share with Simple File Sharing

Classic Sharing in XP Professional

Control Access to Shared Folders

Share Permission Interactions

Secure Files and Folders with NTFS Permissions

Connect to a Shared Resource

Firewall Settings for Sharing

Lock Your Computer

Work with Apple Computers

Chapter 12. Email and Internet Browsing Tricks

Use Email Stationery

Email a Web Page

Access Web-Based Email in Outlook Express

Set Up Outlook Express with AOL

Back Up Your Email Files

Back Up Outlook Email

Restore from Backup

Protect Your Email: Disable Virus Scanning

Avoid Virus Hoaxes

Start Outlook Express from an IE Window

Stop Automatically Adding to Your Address Book

Use Multiple Outlook Express Identities

Use a Messenger Service

Block People from Contacting You in Messenger

Prevent Automatic Messenger Sign-In

Configure the Windows Firewall to Allow IM

Use "Find On Page"

Share Your Internet Favorites

Clear AutoComplete

Chapter 13. XP Backup and Recovery

Backup Utility Basics

Select What to Back Up

Use Advanced Mode

Types of Backups

Create an Automated System Recovery

Restore with an ASR

Automate Backup

Change an Existing Scheduled Job

Use Existing Backup Settings

Restore a File from Backup

Understand System Restore

Use a Restore Point

Customize the System Restore Interval

Clean Up after System Restore

Other Backup Options

Chapter 14. Common ProblemsEasy Fixes

Add Yourself to the Administrators Group

Never Forget Your Password

Remove a Stored Network Place Password

Program Compatibility

Trouble Using Remote Assistance

Disable an IE Add-On

Diagnose Slow Performance

Disable Pop-Up Balloons

Manage SP2's Pop-up Blocker

Capture Screen Contents

Close a Frozen Application

Disable Error Reporting

Allow Active Content

XP Help and Support

Use the Help and Support Center

Features of the Help and Support Center

Help and Support Center Navigation

Customize the Help and Support Center

Add and Share Windows Help

Get Help on the Web

What to Do If the Help and Support Center Is Not Running

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Create an Automated System Recovery

The Automated System Recovery (ASR) is an automated backup and recovery procedure that's specifically designed to get your system partition up and running again in the event of a catastrophic failure (see Chapter 4, "Disk and File System Management," for details on the system partition). Alas, this too is only available on XP Professional machines.