Microsoft Windows

System.dat, User.dat

copy command ofcource.. from command prompt..

copy <source file path> <filename> <destination file path>

say u want to copy ram.txt from c: to d:

copy c:\ram.txt d:

and press enter..

You can get a list of all the files in the current directory with the "ls -a" command.

You can try looking on the Toshiba website. You can also try asking a member of staff in a computer store.

Because you didn't provide the exact model of Toshiba laptop nor the operating system, we cannot accurately recommend a product.

However, see the related link for a list of some Toshiba recovery disks. be sure to purchase the right one! If unsure, visit a computer store for help.

Cut (Take out)

It means that instead of typing in a full body of text manually, the person used the functionality of the computer to copy an already existing body of text with the same content and applied it to the field in which it applies. To do it, hold down the left mouse button as you move the cursor over the desired text. It will become highlighted in blue. Once all the desired text is highlighted, right click in the blue area and select the option "copy". Now this text is saved on your clipboard. Next, right click in the field you want the text to appear in and select "paste". That's it.

A class A subnet has 24 bits worth of addressing, which is enough for almost 17 million individual devices. Most entities have only a small fraction of this number of devices, so most of the addresses are not used.

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Apple Computer developed first desktop computer with a GUI, graphical user interface and they were called "Windows", but to give credit where credit is due: The first graphical user interface was developed at the Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Center) in the 1970s for the Xerox Alto computer and they were also called "Windows". Steve Jobs visited PARC when the interface was under development and you know the rest of the story…it was incorporated into the Lisa's software platform which eventually led to the Macintosh.

The standard windowing system in the Unix world is the X Window System, first released in the mid-1980s. So "Windows" were pop-up screens called "Windows" in the computer world for those who are old as dirt.

History has away of white washing the truth sometimes.

Some people actually believe Bill Gates invented the Desktop computer.

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The shell is made up of several subsystems that all operate in user mode. The kernel, or core, of the OS is responsible for interacting with hardware. It has more power to communicate with hardware devices than the shell has, and operates in kernel mode.

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You plug it in then go to limewire get all your songs then go to window media player and drag all your songs over to there

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I'm over 60. I doubt that you'd want any of my songs on your mp3. By the way, what's an mp3?

it is a thing were you can have music on it and u can take it with you .

any were you go and i think you have to charged it with your computeer but if you have a lap top then you are fine but a regler computer you cant/.but if u dont got a mp3 then you should have one it is a lot of fun.

You just need to choose what sort of things to put into what folder and organise them in a way which makes them easy to find, e.g. you might have a folder for work related files, then have folders inside that folder to divide your work into different things you might be working on, then within one of those folders you might have more folders for different types of relevant information or for different types of file or for different dates.

How complex the system needs to be depends on how many files you have and what you need them for. I'm a student so I have a folder for Uni stuff, which has more folders in it for different types of software I need to use for my course and to separate different modules. Depending on your needs you might just want a load of folders for different general subjects in "my documents" or another master folder, or you might need 4 or 5 levels to organise your files properly.

No. It is not possible to run Windows XP on a PowerBook G4 except through emulation (which is very slow).

Remote desktop is a program that is native on winxp. The home edition requires that you email the user of the other computer and then access via that way. XP professional allows you to just type in the computer name or IP address and you can connect. Click on Start, Go to all programs, accessories, communication, remote desktop connection. Then all you will need to do is type in the computer name or IP. VNC is a free software download that you can install on both computers and it will allow remote desktop connection in either xp home or pro. Let me know if you have any questions.

In my opinion, you need a tool. There are a lot of good password protection tools. You can search "password protect folder" or "lock folder" etc. to find a proper one for yourself. Usually there are two types of encryption methods:

1. Create one password for whole your disk and drag all folders and files to this disk to protect them. This only asks you to set one password for all of them. But if you want to set separate passwords to protect different folder or files, this kind of software will not help you.

2. Create one password for every folder. You can drag files to one folder and set a password for this folder. This will fix the above trouble, that you can set uniform password for different kinds of files. The disadvantage is you must remember a list of passwords.

FAT16 (File Allocation Table 16 bit)

The red underline indicates a spelling error, and the green underline indicates a grammatical error. Note that these programs are not infallible, and it is still up to you to decide if there was really an error.

cacls

In Windows, files have an owner (usually the creator), but not a group, to which they 'belong'. - and the owner isn't really important in determining access rights. Files either have an explicit list of people and groups or inherit it from a parent directory. These lists specify individual users and groups (in a list) who have access to the directory/file/subdirectories, and the specific rights granted to each item.

In Unix/Linux, each file and directory belongs to a specific user AND group - for example, configuration files may belong to user root and a group set up for administrators (typically called 'wheel'). Instead of having a list of people who can/cannot access the file, you simply specify read, write and execute privileges for the owner and group the file belongs to, and then anyone else.

In Windows, if you have a configuration file, the owner doesn't matter. Instead you set the ACL to include any Administrators you want to access the file, as well as any other users that may need to read it, including the program it configures.

In Linux, you'd perhaps set the same configuration file to belong to the root user, and the group to which the configured program runs in, and everyone to no rights at all - so only root and the program can read it. Or you could set the owner to the user the program runs under and the group that the Administrators belong to, so the program can read it and so that Administrators et.al. can change the file, but keep everyone set to no rights to keep the configuration secure.

They are two different ways of accomplishing security, each with their own configuration peculiarities and performance issues.

On the Ribbon, what is a set of related commands?

you die.....

1.you can go into my computer under the Removable Disk icon rightclick>format>then under the file system drop-down menu pick the file type (FAT,FAT32,NTFS) and then hit start at the bottom

2.If that don't work, then you might have accidentally deleted the partition, yes they do have them, you can simply stick a windows CD in while the flash drive is connected and reboot, the CD will run. go through its process until you come to the partition menu, the usb drive will be listed as a second drive, but ofcoarse smaller then your computers drive. (*WARNING* this will completely clear all data from the device or your hard drive so make sure you select the right one) Delete the existing partition then select C to create a new one. once your done creating a new partition press F3 and abort the rest, if you don't it will install windows. NOTE under the section saying file type, it will still say RAW when all is done.

reboot and then run threw my above method 1. to format the removable disk and when its complete you will be set as what ever type you choose from the drop-down menu.

This is what worked for me on several occasions however it always results in complete data loss. If anyone knows a better way please post, I would be extremely grateful.