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a mac computer or laptop will have many windows like a windows computer. you should find the utilities window at the bottom or with the other icons on the main screen
Computer Management helps you manage local or remote computers using a single, consolidated desktop tool. It combines several Windows administration utilities into a single console tree, providing easy access to a specific computer's administrative properties and tools. does that help?
it is the rectangular box which appers when we click on any computer item. it generally includes utilities buttoms.( minimize, maximize or restore and close.)
The Rate Sign in Windows 8 is also known as the Windows Experience Index. It can be accessed during start up, or by going to the start/run window and then the "my computer" icon.
ten windows-based tools and utilities 1.defragment 2.scandisk 3.computer properties 4.eventlog 5.regedit 6.safemode 7.check driver signing 8.services 9.device manager 10.window help
Bootcfg and Event Viewer. Bootcfg use it to view the contents of the Boot.ini file. Event Viewer Accessed from the Computer Management console. Check the event viewer window for error messages to help you investigate all kinds of hardware, security, and system problems.
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to format the hard disk go to My computer perform right click go to manage will open the window computer Management->storage->Disk Management(local) select the disk drive right click and once again click onto the format button see to that the file system should be in NTFS format
window management features and as it relate to word processing? Not less than 17
thanks to BILL GATES that wrote DOS disk operating system [one month] these utilities while are constantly upgraded and modified it still persists on all PC. Before window there was D.O.S. Now windows still uses D.O.S. but it is transparent to most people hidden in machine language that the computer understand.
The computer management window contains several administrative tools on the same screen. To get there, right click on the 'My Computer' icon, then select 'Manage'. If that does not work properly, click on Start then click on Run, type in 'compmgmt.msc' in the box, then hit OK. Also known as A Console
Click on the start button and right click my computer, go to manage and inside the computer management window click on the shared folder icon and then click on the share icon and in the window beside the column your working in a list will come up with all the files your sharing and a list of who is accessing them.