how can I have my computer change back to the xp theme everytime I logon?
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StyleXP-find it at www.phazeddl.com
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Restoring The Main Windows XP Icons Back To Your Desktop\n\nGo into your Control Panel by first clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on the Control Panel icon located in the right column of the Start Menu.\n\nIf your Start Menu is set to the Classic View, then begin by clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on Settings, then click on the Control Panel icon to open up the Control Panel.\n\nNow double click on the Display icon to open up the Display Properties window.\n\nThen click on the Desktop tab located at the top of the Display Properties window.\n\nNow click on the Customize Desktop button located at the bottom of the screen.\n\nUnder the Desktop icons section, place check marks next to the four main Windows XP Desktop Icons.\n\nThen click on the OK button to have Windows XP apply and save your changes.\n\nAnd then click on the OK button to close the Display Properties window.\n\nThe My Computer, My Documents, My Network Places and Internet Explorer Icons will be on the Desktop.\n\nNote: If the Desktop Icons are still not present, then right click directly on the Desktop.\n\nThen glide your mouse over the Arrange Icons By option and then click on Show Desktop Icons.
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Vista Transformation Pack\n\nVista Transformation Pack will replace many of the resources in Windows XP/Windows Server 2003. It can change such things as:\n\n    * Boot screen\n    * Welcome Screen / Logon Screen\n    * New msstyles files (visual styles)\n    * New desktop and file icons\n    * New toolbar icons\n    * Progress Dialogs\n    * Sounds scheme\n    * System Tray icons\n    * New Wallpapers\n    * Windows Media Player Skins\n    * And much more\nhttp://www.windowsxlive.net/index.php?page_id=15
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/desktop/default.mspx\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/getstarted/theme.mspx
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My guess is that you've copped some sort of infection which has tinkered with you system settings. There are programs which will allow you to adjust almost any program to minimise to the system tray instead of the taskbar, but it is not an XP default behaviour, and even these ap's would need to be installed and configured deliberately. Try re-setting your theme via "display" settings, but I get the feeling you are going to need to run a malware and virus scan to be sure.\n\nIn the mean-time though, you can always use the alt + tab keys to cycle through all your open applications, no matter where they are minimised to
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Go to Control Panel> User Account> Change the way user log on and off\nThen tick "use welcome screen" and use fast user switching
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go to the right click properties, of my computer, that's system properties, there you go to computer name, and change(change doman), and you are done,
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Only the Media Center login looks like that.  However, there may be some 3rd party add-ons that could modify the look of the Home and Pro edition logons.  At this time though, I'm not aware of any.
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first depends what ur logging onto. if its windows go into control panel and go to Users or User Accounts whatever its called u can change everything in there
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you can use reg cleaner or just disable it in msconfig\nyou can run msconfig on run... just type msconfig
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ASSUMING YOU ARE USING WINDOWS XP HOME.\n\nunzip them to a folder\n\nright click on an empty space on the desktop\nclick on properties\nclick on the drop down themes\nclick on browse\nbrowse to the folder where you unzipped the theme\nload the new theme\nall set and done.
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Custom out your theme.  (ok, you probably did already.)\n\nRight click your desktop, choose the Themes tab if it is not already selected, click "Save As...", and give it a filename.  It will save it as a .theme file which can be copied to other computers.  Double clicking on it will change the theme on that computer.  If you have custom sounds, icons, or wallpaper images, you will have to package them together with the .theme file, because it does not contain them, it only contains their filenames.  All of the files will have to exist in the same locations on the new computer for your theme to work.  You could call the theme file "Install.theme", zip it together with all the required media files; then to install the theme, you would just have to unpack the zip on the target computer and double click Install.theme.
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yes u can do it by open the properties of ur desktop click on to the desktop n then right click n then select properties then go to setting option there u can have this option if u r using windows 98 it will be better to restart ur pc after change of this settings else in windows xp donnt need to restart ok\n\nor its better to use dirextx9  before using these settings else it could be harmful 4 pc
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In Windows XP:\n\nOpen Control Panel\nSelect User Accounts\nSelect Change an account\nPick an account to change ("Mike")\nSelect Change my name\nOverwrite "Mike" with "user profile"\nClick Change Name\n\nta da!
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If you have previously downloaded the theme and wish to enable it or switch from your current theme, go to the 'Tools' menu, then select 'Themes' Now click the theme you wish to use, click 'Use Theme'. You will now need to close all Firefox windows and re-open Firefox in order for the new theme to be used.
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select my computer icon on desktop and press alter+enter key
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Go to Contolpanel/System and then:\nclick on the advanced tab and then click the first setting button on the top of the window...& then:\nSelect "adjust for best performance"\nif u don't want to lose the visual styles on windows choose the three choice in the bottom of the window.\nand finally click "OK".\nU can also go to Run program from start menu and type "msconfig" in the addressbar and then click "OK"...now System Configuration Utility launches...then, go to the startup tab and remove any program u don't wanna run when the Operating system starts up.\nhope it'll be useful!!