There are several reasons why a computer may seemingly turn on "by itself":
* There may be an automatic wakeup time set in the BIOS. * The BIOS may be set to turn the computer on automatically if it detects a power outage (even a minor power fluctuation can set this off) * You may have sent Windows XP into standby mode. In this mode, the computer powers almost everything down, maintaining only enough power to keep the contents of RAM present. When you bump the mouse or keyboard, it will bring the computer out of standby mode.
It depends on the hardware. If the PC itself dates from the time when ME was released, then probably not. If it is a modern PC with ME on it, then probably yes. All in all, my feelings are 'No'.
How do you make your own lyrics on the computer? - Click start, All Programs and find windows movie maker...
Nope - normally, when a computer does a re-start to finish updating, it closes all active windows before shutting down.
Go to the start button on the bottom left, go to all programs and then click on the words "Windows Movie Maker." If this does not work, you can always use the search or find program on your computer.
START. This key, which features the Windows logo (and is sometimes called the Windows logo key), opens the Windows Start menu on most computers. Pressing this key is the same as clicking the Start button on the Windows taskbar.
Your START MENU and ALL PROGRAMS can be found in Windows 7 or Windows Vista - find and click the icon on lower far left.
Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->File and Settings Transfer Wizard
i need to reboot my computer lost all configuration and lost CD
On Windows systems. Go to start -> all programs -> accessories and click on calculator.
We reinstalled Windows 7. We also updated all the drivers and the BIOS. Along with Windows itself, if we restart the computer, it starts up just fine, but when you power it down completely it will not turn back on. We end up pressing the power button 5-10x for it to start. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
No, but you can get to a calculator on your computer (unless it's a Mac) by clicking on Start, All Programs, Accessories, then Calculator. On Windows 7, click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, then Calculator.
The folder in which the windows is installed. it contain all the files and drivers.the Windows folder in the C drive.