You get that message the first time you visit dell.msn.com. The site stores a cookie on your system so that you won't get the message pop-up again. However, if you have your internet Explorer privacy settings to High or Block All Cookies, you are blocking that cookie from being created, therefore, you'll get the message popup every time you go to dell.msn.com.
You can fix this if you temporarily set your IE Privacy setting to Medium High. Then browse to dell.msn.com, and the cookie will be saved on your system. Then set the IE Privacy setting back to your original setting of High or Block All Cookies again and you shouldn't get the popup the next time you go to dell.msn.com.
To adjust the IE Privacy setting, use the Tools menu, then Internet Options, then Privacy tab, and adjust the slider. Then click OK.
Another way to get rid of the message popup is to stay away from dell.msn.com. Instead, use www.msn.com. However, if you are allowing cookies to be saved on your system, and you browse to dell.msn.com, the msn.com cookie will be updated to always redirect you to dell.msn.com whenever you try to browse to www.msn.com.
To keep Internet Explorer from being redirected to dell.msn.com, use the Tools menu in IE, then Internet Options, General tab, then under the Browsing history section, click Settings, then click View Files. Scroll down till you see cookie:username@msn.com Note that instead of 'username' it will be whatever your username is. Delete that cookie with the DEL key. Then you will no longer be redirected to dell.msn.com when you try to browse to www.msn.com.
Windows Vista comes standard with the purchase of a new computer. It is included in the purchase price of the computer and is not something you'll need to buy separately.
yes. but you can only purchase a computer with it you can't download it to your computer.
Windows Vista games can be purchased right on your computer start menu. Windows Vista comes with its games built into the computer, more information is available online.
Use the 'Windows Anytime Upgrade' on your computer - it will take you to the Microsoft web-site to allow you to purchase the upgrade key.
You would need to purchase the install CD from Windows. The free upgrade to Windows 10 is only offered to current Windows user. If you are not part of their product you would need to purchase it.
I don't think that you can buy a windows cloud computer. Cloud computing is an application not a hardware issue so I think any computer would do. If you want to purchase a computer anyway try Best Buy.
New computers are not being sold with either operating system. If you want to use Windows XP on a new computer, you will have to purchase and install it yourself.
If the hardware is compatible and you have enough memory you should be able to purchase an "Upgrade" version of XP.
Windows 8 refers to the operating system (OS) on a computer, and if you had, for example, a computer with Windows7 and you wanted it to be 8, you could just purchase a copy of Windows 8, put the installation disk into your computer and follow the instructions to install windows 8.
A person can purchase an antivirus for Windows Vista at a store that sells various computers and computer programs or online. Some online sites that sell antivirus software for Windows Vista include eBay and Amazon.
There are many stores where one could buy software for Windows XP. Amazon is one of the places one could purchase software for Windows XP. It could be purchased also directly from any computer and electronics store.
No. Windows XP is an operating system. Microsoft Excel is an application. It must be purchased separately. When you buy a computer you could ask to buy a version of Microsoft Office and have it installed on your computer, but it does not come automatically with your computer.