C: is most common.
Many stores offer programs that fix register problems. Windows systems often have register problems, and you can find fixes to these problems online through windows and Microsoft websites. Or, you can go to a store like Best Buy to purchase programs.
A Hard Disk Drive (HDD for short) stores your files. In most computers running Windows, your primary hard drive is represented by your C: drive.
That depends on how many drives or virtual drives you have on your computer. Mainly the C: drive has Windows on it, if you only have a C: drive all your information and programs go here, but if you have multiple drives C: drive should be mainly for your Windows operating system.
Windows XP is no longer sold in stores. Windows Vista is around $200 or $100 in stores. Windows 7 is coming out soon, so watch out.
The program used to store files on windows is called: Windows Explorer.
Most stores that offer PVC Windows does include installation. You may be asked if you want them to install it for you when purchasing your PVC windows.
well it stores programs which are displayed on our TV sets.
Many grocery stores offer rewards programs. A few are Harris Teeter, Food Lion, and Lowe's Foods. Buyer beware! Sometimes if grocery stores will hike up the original price to make you feel as if you are getting a "deal" buying with your store card.
Windows 7 computers and Windows 7 CD cases (for operating system upgrading) will become available at electronic stores, and other stores such as Walmart, Target, Meijer, etc., on October 22, 2009. According to the Microsoft Windows website.
Most of the configuration information (but not all) is stored in the Windows Registry.
Windows 7 (codenamed Windows Vienna), will be in electronic stores, and other megastores such as, Walmart, Target, Meijer (stores only available in the Midwest), after all of the editions of Windows 7's launch date, on October 22, 2009.
You mean "Where are the essential parts of operating systems stored?"Depends which operating system. Linux stores stuff in a few different places, as does Unix. Windows stores itself inwhich is by default C:\WINDOWS where C is the drive letter of the primary drive.Maybe they meant, "non-essential?" The answer is still C:\WINDOWS as far as I know for Microsoft OS's.