No - all installed programs and files are retained on your hard-drive. The only data that is 'lost' is anything that is in RAM (the temporary memory of the computer).
Without disassembling the computer, you cannot. Go to a computer repairman, and ask him if he can get files off it, or make it turn on.
No you can't. Obviously how can you browse your computer if it doesn't turn on.
Turn your computer on.
yes, you just might lose the files it is talking about
Get another battery. You should of had backup files on your PSP battery.
No, I wouldn't hope so! then your compu is gone.
Maybe you are talking about "boot.ini".This is an example of a boot.ini file: [boot loader]timeout=30default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS[operating systems]multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /fastdetectWhere menu options are stored.For example if you have two operating systems installed in your hard disk. The NTLDR shows the boot menu where youhave to select which operating system you want to start. The boot menu is the boot.ini.
You can't. Only the person with the server files on their computer can turn the specific server on.
it doesn't cost I've got a computer with mcafee already installed its free
press the power button
The hard drive has the windows files on it which in turn helps the CPU indentify the windows version.
how do u turn on installed antivirus program?