I have a service that runs as "NetworkService". I get an exception
when I try to delete performance counter. Is there a way to assign this
priviledge to the NetworkService account?
Exception: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception

First I'd like to thank you for taking the time to read my message.
Using the FSO
Application intention is to copy a directory and subfolders from one web
server to another for replication. The user has permissions to both servers,

I am new to this so bear with me.  I have a network drive mapped on my
computer where I want to place all my Visual Studio class libraries and
programs etc.  When I begin by starting a new class library project and
specifying that I want to store it on the network drive I get the ...

Hey all, I wrote some impersonation code that works fine (i.e. I'm able to
get the name of the user being impersonated and it works as expected) - but
I'm trying to use a PrincipalPermission object to make a demand and it
doesn't seem to be working as expected.

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Setup
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- IIS runs with a domain user account 'domain\iisuser'

I want to take these steps in my application :
1) Create a custom code group that has that strong name of an specific
assemly( which I know which assembly is that) as a membership condition.
2) Assign the code group a permission set that has only the permissions that

I am using a .Net application which has a refence to a com component in COM+
,it works fine in my local computer but when I put on a mapped path (on the
network) I get the following Error,that component has been written by VB 6.0
which writes in Active Directory  and it hasn't been ...

I am trying to use the .Net Configuration 1.1 snap-in to create an
Enterprise Code Access Security Policy Deployment Package. This seems
to be successful in that the appropriate msi is created. I then
attempt to deploy it to a computer by assigning the msi via the

Is it possible to write a server app that can take an SSPI context and
authenticate the client against a custom username/password scheme?
I have got the Microsoft sample SSPI classes working to impersonate a client
that supplies their Windows logon details, but I would like to ...

I recently installed Windows XP SP2 on a web server(development
machine).
I now get the following error when running a web application which
writes to a file off the root folder:

I'm trying to learn VS.Net at home. I've been using the MSDN walkthrough
examples, but I am stuck when trying to read xml into a dataset.
The form I'm using has two buttons, one displays the schema in a text box,
the other is meant to display the XML in a datagrid. The schema one ...

I have a personal signature from a national authority which I can use to
sign e-mail etc.
As a software consultant I run my own web+exchange 2003 server (actually
SBS2003) and often want to use e.g. OWA, remote desktop and maybe even VPN

I need to run my VB.NET exe on a share.  I've read many, many postings about
this and I still need help.
I created a strong key pair file using sn -k keystrong.snk.
Then in my assembly.vb, I placed <Assembly:

Is there a way that in my application,before doing anything else,I can
adjust the security level for local Interanet to "Full Trust"
,programmatically?
I don't want user change it mannually through Control Panel->Administrative

I built the library and test tools described in
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/secmod/html/sec
mod25.asp.
It works except that the decrypted string returned from my method has the
first part of the string garbled.