Computer Maintenance

The light on the front of your computer is flickering each time your hard drive is in use. It does not matter if you are not currently doing anything the hard drive may be saving data that was in RAM.

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A large number of accidents around the work place, are cause by

tripping over trailing wires

this is all I have got sorry

but i have a few ways that you can prevent it, this might help

How to prevent accidents from trailing wires: •Tuck in all wires, so there not near where everybody walks

•Use keyboards, mice that are wireless this would reduce the

amount of wires that are around the workplace, so it would reduce

the chance of someone getting injured of the wires being damaged.

•Spread the computers out so that there not all cramped together,

this would mean that there are not as many wires around the

workplace, which would reduce the chance of someone being

injured or the wires getting damaged.

what the heck are you talking about

This could solely be your sound card that is in your computer or the type of speakers you own.

As long as it is made for a laptop i dont see why i couldn't work. make sure you have a free ram slot or remove one so you can put it in though.

you should unplug all the wires from the outside and inside of computer then plug them all back in making sure they go in the right place.

1. open "my computer" or the root directory window 2. right click on your virtual drive (where you have mounted the .ISO file) 3. select the "unmount" option OR try other permutations of the above procedure depending on which version of daemon tools you're running (you should be able to do it from the Daemon Tools control panel as well)... cheers...

The best battery backup for your desktop and/or server computer is a UPS (Uninteruptable Power Supply). Each make and model have different attributes (AKA can power performance computers, or cant power performance computers, but does last a long time).

check the reviews on each UPS system to see if it is the right one for you.

To put it simply, your computer is storing all of your current files onto any disk drive or memory space you select. It copies your intire file database, including games, music, pictures, and videos into some safely secured area where you can easily restore your documents and computer state from.

Well I am printing scrapbook pages of the best quality setting on gloss and am getting about 12 to 13 pages a cartridge. This is full color print. With paper scrapbookpages are costing about $2.37 each. I can get about 25 pages with better quality setting on a Lexmark printer.

I am sure that there are many Exchange installations out there which are at different Operating System patch levels, and indeed different Exchange levels, so for the purposes of this article the following is the configuration of my LAB server - it doesn't really matter if your installation differs as the process for installing patch should be the same. It is also important to note that the process of installing a Patch differs from the process of installing a Service Pack.

If a application is existing (You bought it or downloaded for free from the internet) then you cannot debug the application because the source codes are hidden and cannot be debugged. If you are talking about missing files then just download the missing file and paste them in the folder of the application.

go to the folder with the pictures in it which are being thumbnailed.

Go to Tools, folder options

Go to view and then select "show hidden files and folders"

Delete the thumbs.db file which you will see next to your pictures. This is the thumbnail file.

No not necessarily. What takes a computer so long to shut down is the fact that it has to close all the background programs as well as any that are running in the forground. Most people (me included) have a lot of background programs that need to be shut down before the computer will turn off.

That is most probably due to your monitor. Also try restarting the computer . or keeping the monitor off a sometime.

I am using amkette robusto 4 gb pen drive. Unable to format. Error message as windows can't able to format. I am using Windows 7 O.S. Please tell me the remedy.

No. The clearing process is not an acceptable method of sanitizing unclassified hard disks.

silicone spray did well for me. but i don't know what the long term effect on my keyboard will be. this is a desktop keyboard. laptop keyboard is a very different thing. silicone spray does protect rubber, etc as well as lubricate and is not conductive of electricity. so far, its worked very well.

Removable media are used to transfer data between computers, creating backup copies of information and can be used to distribute commercial software between users. Non-removable media is permanently connected to the computer and provides fast access to data. It permits direct access to individual records. So its important to create a backup of data so that when the system crashes the data can be restored.

An offline system is one that is not connected to any network. If it has access to the internet or can transfer data to another computer it isn't "offline".

Alternatively, it "offline" could be used to describe a computer that is non-functional. When a computer becomes non-functional, it would certainly not be accessible from any network and would look the same as one that was disconnected as far as other nodes in the network were concerned.

Not for free, no. You must purchase an entirely new disk.

Microsoft does not, and never has, made 'recovery' or 'restore' CDs- only Windows install disks. Dell, Compaq, Gateway, etc. are the makers of the "Recovery' and 'Restore' CDs. They do this because it's cheaper than buying a liscense for XP and giving you XP with every PC. It also requires you to get a new CD from them- for a price- and thus locks you in for your repair options.

Also, Microsoft may have discontinued windows XP by now. I'm not sure. Can someone else give some info on if M$ will still take purchases for XP? I know last year they announced 7 and said XP would be discontinued when 7 came out

This is a very extensive topic, but in short it makes business more efficient, and organized by automatising many of the business related fusions, from word processing to actual designing.

You should back up data before installing new software on the off chance that the software deletes a bunch of stuff, infects your computer with a virus, etc. Basically, you do it so that if you loose anything, you can get it back.

Electronic memory, I am assuming means magnetic media.

I have placed a hard drive directly on a 22" subwoofer magnet, and was still able to use it afterwards, with all my data.

EMP or electromagnetic pulse provides more of a threat than magnetism. keep HDDS away from microwaves!