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Would windows eight be able to run a Windows Vista game?
Windows 8 does have the ability to launch applications in compatibility modes which support older Windows versions.
What is making a group member of another group known as in Windows Server 2003?
Microsoft Windows® supports the concept of nesting groups, or adding groups to other groups. Nesting groups can help reduce the number of permissions that need to be individually assigned to users or groups.The process of creating groups across domains involves the following steps:The administrator in each domain creates global groups and adds user accounts that have the same resource requirements to the global groups.A domain administrator creates a domain local group for each resource that exists within a domain, such as file shares or printers, and then adds the appropriate global groups from each domain to this domain local group.A domain administrator assigns the appropriate permissions for the resources to the domain local group. Users in each global group receive the required permissions because their global group is a member of the domain local group.Effectively nesting groups in a multidomain environment reduces network traffic between domains and simplifies administration in a domain tree. A domain tree is a collection of domains that are grouped together in hierarchical structures so that they can be administered as single logical unit.When a domain is added to the domain tree, it becomes a child of the tree root domain. The domain to which a child domain is attached is called the parent domain. A child domain can contain its own child domain. The name of a child domain is combined with the name of its parent to form its own unique DNS name such as Corp.mycompany.msft. In this manner, a tree has a contiguous namespace.The extent to which nesting can be used in a specific organization depends on which mode the DC was configured in the system. Domain controllers can be configured in two modes: mixed mode or native mode.Mixed mode: A DC that is configured to support a mixed environment with Microsoft Windows NT® 4.0 operating system, Microsoft Windows® 2000 operating system, Windows Server® 2003 operating system, and Windows Server® 2008 operating system domain controllers in the same domain.Native mode: A DC that is configured to support only mixed Microsoft Windows® 2000 Server operating system, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2008 environments
What are the two modes of the windows 2000xp?
Real Mode and Protected Mode
Can rock band 2 instruments work with rock band 3?
yes they will but you will not be able to use the pro modes with the old controllers
What are the two modes in which windows 2000xp operates?
user mode and kernel mode
What are the addressing modes of an Intel core I3 support?
ds
Windows 2000 xp operates in two modes user mode and?
Kernal mode.
What are the two operating modes of windows XP?
I assume you mean Normal mode and Safe mode.
Which modes are valid power management settings in the windows XP operating system?
Hibernate, Standby
Where in Windows XP can the shutdown hibernate and standby modes be configured?
Start > Control Panel > Power Options
Will war in the Pacific for PC play on Windows vista?
Yes, but you have to follow the install instructions exactly. If you have problems (some people do) run the game in any of the Windows Vista Compatibility modes.
What is the role of DMA controllers in microprocessor based systems?
A DMA (Direct Memory Access) controller is a device that can request control of the memory bus from the CPU, and then transfer data to or from memory without the support of the CPU. It is often used in high speed I/O, such as hard drives, because polled and interrupt modes incur too much overhead.
