Computer Hardware

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If you want to dual-boot Linux and Windows 7, you will need to install Windows 7 first and then Linux.

I would rather recommend installing each on OS on a separate hard drive with a separate boot record. To achieve that, you need to disconnect all hard drives but one you want to use for OS. Finish installation and disconnect the drive with freshly installed OS. Connect next drive and install other OS. Once you have finished installing all OSes. Connect all drives and use BIOS boot menu to choose from which drive to boot.

• a "reduced" instruction set, consisting only of the instructions most commonly generated by compilers
• all arithmetic and logic instructions operate only register to register using an internal register set
• only basic arithmetic and logic operations are built in, others handled in software
• all memory access instructions are simple register load or store instructions
• only one memory access mode built in, others handled in software
• instructions always aligned whole words (no short or unaligned instructions)
• significant degree of pipeline parallelism in the hardware to optimize hardware efficiency
• etc.

That's a numeric keypad.

Two parts. On the software side of things, the operating system defines or allocates space for whatever you have cut or copied to put on the clipboard. On the hardware side of things, clipboard contents are held in memory.

So if you highlight this text, right-click, and choose copy, your operating system will take the text highlighted by the mouse, allocate enough space in physical memory to hold that data, and then store it in the space allocated.

64bit processors have most registers specially the integer registers as 64bit. It can handle 64bit wide internal and external data. All internal and external buses may or may not be 64bit wide. - Neeraj Sharma

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Only if the processor has special 64-bit extensions, known as AMD64 or EM64T. Certain Pentium 4 processors, all Core 2 processors, and all AMD Athlon 64 processors have these extensions, and can thus run 64-bit operating systems and programs.

There are several ways to set-up a system for dual boot. The best or preferred method is dependent on the operating systems involved, the particular BIOS code on the system, and on whether the file systems will need to be available to more than one operating system. Boot.INI is a text file, and so can be editted to suit, with notepad. Unfortunately, the way this question is worded, there is no way to make a direct answer on how to do it properly on that system.

Responsible for: o Performing all external bus operations (timing, interfacing) and: § Instruction fetch § Reading/writing data operands from/to memory § Inputting/outputting data for I/O peripherals § These information transfers take place over the system bus o Performing instruction queuing, and phyis-address generation

I think it's Metres per second, m/s. Not too sure though. :S I think it's Metres per second, m/s. Not too sure though. :S

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That depends on the Parental Control software used. Many (if not all) parental control software has a noticeable impact on performance, as the software has to constantly monitor activity and check every action performed to see if it is allowed before actually performing it, although parental controls that are built into a specific application like Windows Media Center will barely affect performance at all, as they are designed to work with that application and don't require their own running process to monitor activity.

The answer to this depends on the type of software you're trying to install. The easiest solution would be to download the software you want, if that's possible. If you have to install it from a disc, then the next easiest way to do it would be to use a USB CD/DVD drive which you connect to your netbook. You can use a remote computer's drive as well through the network, if you're using Windows for example you can set the remote computer's drive to shared, and then use Windows' "map network drive" feature on your netbook. This would allow you to access the remote drive as a drive letter on your netbook as if it was actually attached to your computer. Be aware though that this is much slower and will only work for certain types of software.

You will most probably need to call your computer's manufacturer or in the case you built your own system, your motherboard manufacturer.

Trackballs don't have capacity. They are not a storage medium.

Did you intend to ask something else?

I was told to increase the resolution, but that didn't work. The photos display correctly on a non-wide-screen, but stretched on a wide-screen. Viewsonic says it's the photo software and the photo software people say it's the monitor.

I have a wide-screen monitor, this is what I do: Don't maximize the photo window. Use the restore-down button (between minimize & maximize) in the upper right corner.

The answer to your question is NO. The HP 4200 does not come with a USB port, only parallel and optional ethernet ports. You can get a parallel to USB cable if you do not have a parallel port on your computer.

From the graphics memory its self you should be fine. I just hope for you, that you have enough Ram installed and the CPU of your laptop is a not too bad as well. Than you can start gaming

transmission fluid temperature sensor

While keeping it sealed protects from evaporation and contamination, It doesn't protect it from things like gravity or chemical changes. Over time the ink will thicken, harden, or coagulate naturally, even without exposure to the air. The expiration date on it isn't there just as a marketing ploy after all. It's a prediction of when these things are expected to occur.

normally i would say the 512mb but it depends on the price and quality

The northbridge chip. The northbridge connects to the CPU through the front-side bus (FSB) and connects to the RAM through the memory bus.

as a general rule, No

You can have a USB Serial (COM) port and you can connect PCs together using Serial (COM) port.