How do I create a new power scheme (Windows XP Professional)?
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Open Control Panel, go to display, go to the screen saver tab and click the button labeled "POWER"   Easy from there.
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You have to have administrator rights to the computer. The owner of the computer is usually assigned administrator rights. They can log in and control the others profiles on the computer.\n\nProfiles can be added or deleted.\n\nIn XP just go to Start/Control Panel/User Accounts\n\nThere you can make the necessary changes.
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http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
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Assuming you're running Windows XP, you could run mmc and adding the group policy snap-in. Then you can modify your local group policies.
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are you wanting to have an operating system? I have actually thought of this before, If you were to do something of the sort, I would start with your basic xp pro install, and run litestep as your shell replacement.. then you can customize almost everything about how it looks and acts. Next you could get some usb remote controlled devices, and have them perform functions, like on a select it could run a program, which activates a device that drops the vending machine item they wanted..
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Jan answered this one pretty well the previous time you asked this question. It's not easy, it never will be.\n\nIf your home PC runs XP Pro the software is built in, if it's running XP Home or earlier it's not.\n\nRead her answer follow the information you find. Remote Desktop Connection and VNC are the best options whether it's one time use or over and over.\n\nHave fun.
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Start > Settings > Control Panel > Power Options > Change "Power Scheme" to "Home/Office Desk" > Apply button > Ok button.
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http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/chkdsk.mspx?mfr=true
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The first thing you have to do is create a new limited account.  Not an administrators account and make sure you password protect the administrators account.  Have the users you do not wish to make changes on the computer use the new limited account (and keep the password a secret).\n\nXP Pro has a tooll called Local Security Settings that will allow you make changes to your system. Click Start > Run, type secpol.msc > Enter.\n\nUnder Local Policies click User Rights Assignment. Right-click the policies you want to change, choose Properties and select which access rights.
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Make sure your account has "admin privelages". This is needed to install/uninstall any software using XP. Also, make sure your PC meets the minimum spec (it probably does because it's not power-hungry at all).\n\nTo log-in as an admin temporarily, startup in safe mode (change by pressing F4 at the boot), then select administrator at the welcome screen. Browse for the downloaded file and install it.
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Windows XP has it built in. It is called Remote Assistance.
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set program access and defaults\n\nif you have windows xp sp2 with latest updates, you should have that located somewhere in your start menu
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Nlite is the best for customizing XP setup. It is a free program:\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/nLite.shtml
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I am going to assume you have a basic home network. and that you are running no firewalls(xp firewall does not count)\n\nEach computer must have file and printer sharing turned on.\nEach computer must be in the same work group. \nThe default I believe is MSHOME.\nYour xp pro computer is most likely in the WORKGROUP group\n\nright click my computer,properties,computer name,press Change and enter MSHOME.\n\nI have made many assumptions so i could better help you if you game me some more info
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If you are running Windows XP \nGo to start->control panel ->user accounts \n->your account \nChange account-type to administrator
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I dont want to re-invent the wheel. \nhere's the link that'll explain better\nThis is assuming that you have WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION OPERATING SYSTEM\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx
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start/control panel/power options. You can make your adjustments from there.