Computer Maintenance

The easiest way it to restart your computer and try it again as soon as windows vista has restarted

Yes, an 800va UPS might power a PC with that size power supply and a monitor. Of course, to be on the safe side, you should use a modern monitor and not a CRT monitor.

Yes you will... Formatting the hard-drive will erase everything that's stored on it - including all programs and personal data. To re-install Windows 7, you will need the activation key supplied in the software's packaging or from the sticker located on the computer's case.

Hi, Dear Sir / Madam, Generally, by ' crashed HDD' , we mean the OS on HDD is got crashed , right ! And then, connect the ' Crashed HDD ' in any supporting healthy system, and access the 'Crashed HDD' via the healthy HDD. If the access is possible, the rest is also possible. And if anyway , access is denied , then , straightway to Data Recovery option is to be choosen.

Check out the following link.

http://www.bablotech.com/2008/11/12/how-to-disable-automatic-system-restart-on-crash/

If you are using Windows, then you can't stop it. Because errors that require restarting your computer are "Critical errors". In other words, the system cannot keep running because some main part has crashed

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you DELETED SYSTEM THIRTY TWO???!!!!! that is very very bad I'm surprised your computer is even working.

you might even have to reinstall yours operating system, could you please tell me exactly what the popup message says.

Just install MS SyncToy, set up the folders you want synched, and see if it works for you. If it doesn't meet your needs, uninstall it.

That said, I've used MS SyncToy extensively, and it works very well.

Another program you might consider is AllWay Sync. It's a paid program, but if you've got a lot of data to sync, it's well worth the price. I've used it in the past to sync entire hard drives to backup drives (the poor-man's method of data backup), and it's worked very well. It'll monitor when a file is changed, and automatically sync it, so it's pretty much set-it-and-forget-it.

Yes. This is a file to give you information about a crash, and if you don't need it for troubleshooting purposes, you can safely delete it. In fact, you can delete the majority of .log files. If there would be problems deleting a .log, it will likely be locked.

I've only encountered one .log that causes error messages if it is deleted, but at least Windows will tell you in the protected system logs that you have to use the management console to access what to run in the command line to fix it.

System Unit manufacturers usually include the power supply as part of the purchase because it prevents users from selecting too many devices (drives and cards) for the size of the case. They system unit case is usually provided with a power supply capable of running the number of devices its given size will support.

That is definitely true about CRT monitors. Opening one of them can be deadly and isn't recommended. As far as laptop LCDs, I don't believe they have the same effect. They work in totally different ways. I've opened up at least a dozen LCDs and have never been warned against doing it.

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There are many degrees and certifications needed to be a computer technician. The first certification that you are going to need is CompTia A+. This certification is basically the first one needed to star working as IT. After your A+, you could specialized in something more specific like Network +, for small business networks. It is recommended that you also get a least Microsoft Certified Systems or MCSE. After that it gets a bit more complicated with certifications. Like getting a

Cisco Certified Network Associate or CCNA. For more information on Certifications take a look at this web page.

http://www.networkingcertifications.com/networking-certification-articles/types-of-computer-certifications.php

It means your Registry is corrupt or you have a Virus.

The battery is under the palmrest edge of the keyboard. You need to remove the bottom cover (which is held on by nine screws if I remember correctly) and then gently pry it free around all four sides. The battery uses a kludgy ribbon cable to connect to the computer, so be sure to disconnect it before removing and replacing the battery. The process of opening the cover, swapping out the battery, and reversing the process should take no more than five minutes. However, if you are not comfortable with exposing the delicate innards of your laptop, take it to a local repair shop and they can do the work for you quickly and easily. Many stores (such as mine) won't even charge you for the labor, only for the battery.

(If new power supply has a 110/220 switch, make sure it is set properly) Make sure you double check your connections with everything. You may need more cables for everything, unless you reused cables from your previous power supply. Also double check that the power supply you purchased has the same voltage rating as your previous power supply (assuming it worked and then died) or more than enough for what you need (assuming that you installed many new parts). In case you're in a pinch for your CD drives (important government secrets on a DVD-rom or something equally as important), look for a little hole near the eject button on the drive. Insert a bent paper clip, pointed stick (vague Monty Python reference here, search YouTube for "Monty Python's Self Defence Class" and you'll understand), or other small, pointy object into the hole and voila! the tray should eject a bit! (you'll still have to pull it out, instead of just waiting for it to dutifully slide out). Hope this answers your question well!

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Go to Control Panel, Internet Options. Change your HomePage from MyStart to something like Yahoo's URL.

Simply press these keys: CTRL+ALT+DELETE.

that means that the website was blocked by the router that you get your internet connection through

The most common reason UPSes fail, in our environment, is the batteries go bad.

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you just get a hammer and hit it a lot. or unplug it and take it to your nearest computer specialist. HAAHHAHAHA JK YOU'RE JUST SCREWED. and go to da club.