There are a few people who can log on to my computer. All of their

information and folders are there when they log on, When i log on, my desktop

screen comes up, but when i click on IE or my itunes, nothing happens. When i

go to 'All Programs' from my start menu, the pop-up screen is clear and the

whole screen freezes. When i look on 'My Computer' i see the folders of

everyone else except for mine. However, when i backed up the computer, my

files showed up on the screen during the back-up so they have to be still

there. Please someone help!!

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"River Shark" wrote:

> There are a few people who can log on to my computer. All of their

> information and folders are there when they log on, When i log on, my desktop

> screen comes up, but when i click on IE or my itunes, nothing happens. When i

> go to 'All Programs' from my start menu, the pop-up screen is clear and the

> whole screen freezes. When i look on 'My Computer' i see the folders of

> everyone else except for mine. However, when i backed up the computer, my

> files showed up on the screen during the back-up so they have to be still

> there. Please someone help!!

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 08:42:02 -0700, River Shark wrote in message

<news:C5CC5B04-BF35-4894-8E87-6A5702AE2C8F@microsoft.com>:

> There are a few people who can log on to my computer. All of their

> information and folders are there when they log on, When i log on, my desktop

> screen comes up, but when i click on IE or my itunes, nothing happens. When i

> go to 'All Programs' from my start menu, the pop-up screen is clear and the

> whole screen freezes. When i look on 'My Computer' i see the folders of

> everyone else except for mine. However, when i backed up the computer, my

> files showed up on the screen during the back-up so they have to be still

> there. Please someone help!!

 

It would be wise of you to create separate user accounts for all those with

access to your computer (if you haven't done that already), with yourself

as administrator and the others as guest accounts. Log on as administrator

and go to Start > Control Panel > User Accounts.

 

Now, for your problem, see this page:

 

"How to take ownership of a file or folder in Windows XP"

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q308421