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Should you upgrade to Windows 7?
yes i guess you should upgrade to windows 7 it's faster than vista, and xp as well .. it has a friendly user interface with great performance i totally recommend it good luck, mate
Is a Windows phone easy to use?
It's just like any phone. It will be hard to use an unknown UI(user interface) at first but you should be able to get the hang of it in no time. :)
How do you open tak manager without interface appears on windows?
Try holding Ctrl and Alt at the same time, then press Delete. The task manager should pop up.
What file in windows containing virtual memory settings?
In all modern versions of Windows these settings are in the registry, not in configuration files. An interface is provided for the more common settings but should only be changed by someone who understands the implications. Anyone who does not know how to acces these settings clearly should not be touching them.
Why was Microsoft named Microsoft?
I beileve that its called that because micosoftware and that pretty much means that every last little bit every micro piece should be used as alot of software.
Is this is possible to connect two computers with LAN having different Operating System like one have Windows XP and other have Windows 7?
Yes,we can connect windows xp and windows7 pcs through LAN.but in both of the pcs the firewall should be off.We can connect windows PC and Linux PC also.but we should have to install samba server in Linux PC.samba server acts as an interface between the windows and Linux platform.I have answer this question as of my knowledge.please send me an acknowledgement if it need s any corrections. Thanks Rajesh
Which type of interface should a customer choose if connecting a single cable from a Microsoft Windows computer to output both audio and video to a high definition television?
A customer should choose an HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cable for connecting a Microsoft Windows computer to a high-definition television. HDMI supports both high-quality video and audio transmission through a single cable, making it ideal for this purpose. Additionally, it is widely compatible with modern TVs and computers, ensuring a seamless connection.
When to capitalize windows live?
"Windows Live" should be capitalized when referring to Microsoft's suite of online services that were branded under this name. This includes services like Windows Live Messenger and Windows Live Hotmail. However, when using "windows live" in a general context or as a phrase not referring directly to the brand, it should be in lowercase. Always ensure to follow the specific branding guidelines provided by Microsoft for accuracy.
How do you change font in toon boom?
If you have the default interface on the bottom right hand corner you should see a few tabs. Select "TEXT". There you have all the options to adjust the font. In case you don't have the default interface, on the top left are the function menus. in between "TOOLS" and "HELP" is the option "WINDOWS". Select "TEXT" and then refer to the instruction above.
Which windows should be installed first Windows 200 or Windows XP?
Start with windows 2000 then windows xp.
Why won't explorer exe boot with the rest of the commands?
The explorer.exe file is an executable file to run Windows Explorer properly. In the Microsoft Windows operating system, the explorer.exe file runs and has a graphical user interface that you can see when you are opening hard drives or files. You should try restarting your computer when you can not boot the explorer.exe file.
Is Microsoft Office 2003 compatible with Windows NT 4.0?
Windows NT 3.51 lacks the common controls of Windows NT 4 and Windows 95 (basic graphical elemnts of each window, like buttons and scrollbars). This is because it is designed to have the interface of Windows 3.1. Installing "newshell", an alpha version of the Windows NT 4 / Windows 95 interface, should provide the necessary components. The installer may do a version check to make sure you are running NT 4 or later, but I doubt it will.
