Microsoft Windows

Well it really depends on a few things such as what you mainly do on you're

computer the most, do you play a lot of PC games, and how familiar are you

with computer OS's generally? For an average consumer Windows 7 would be a

better investment due to the sheer fact that it is very user friendly and very

compatible to any type of computer user. Also Windows 7 is way more

compatible to most applications as it has been out for quite a while and

Windows 8 however is not 100% there with all applications yet. If you're main

focus on computers is strictly working, school, business etc. then Windows 8 is

for you, but it may take time getting used to the OS as it's not just a desktop

feature; another user interface is Metro which has many different types of built

in applications and adds for a whole new appearance and even though it looks

cool it can be deceiving. All in all, I only recommend Windows 8 for more

"experienced" computer users who are patient enough to get used to this new

and odd OS. If gaming is what you're looking for like I said earlier then go for

Windows 7 or even Linux Mint, because both are very compatible to any type of

user.

Yes

It means when you reduce a window from full size to about a quarter size.

No. Multiuser operating systems create a shell for each user. It would be possible to see what each users was doing from a system administrator viewpoint but not form the normal logon window.

The 0x80004005 error message usually occurs when a program did not have sufficient permission to perform the task. The error message means 'access denied'.

The primary key is the designation given to the field or fields that make a record unique in a table. Often times in Access an autonumber field is used as the primary key because Access will always generate a unique number for each record. Having a primary key is not a requirement but it is highly recommended that you have a primary key in each table.

Windows too must be run from bootable media. This means that your question makes no sense (as you have worded it) and we can not therefore provide you with an answer.

It's called NAT and it stands for Network Address Translation.

IP addresses are mapped from inside to outside addresses, transparent to end users. There are three different types of NAT (Static, Dynamic, and Overloading). The most common is NAT overload or sometimes called Port Address Translation (PAT).

It maps an inside private address like 192.168.1.2 to a public address on your home router like 208.67.220.221. The problem is that you only have one public address on your home router, so we use TCP or UDP ports to identify different inside address. For example your web browser connects to a web server using a source port of 50,000. The router makes a table and swaps out the original source address and port (192.168.1.2:50000) to an outside public address and port number (208.67.220.221:50000). When the web server responds back, it sends it to the outside address and port number of 208.67.220.221:50000. The router has a table and knows which inside computer to send this to.

The main reason we use this protocol is because we are running out of IPv4 addresses pretty fast. If we had to use a public address for every computer in the world we would have ran out of addresses a long time ago. Another reason is because private addresses are not routable on the Internet like 192.168.0.1.

Printing a file requires one to connect a computer to a printer. With the appropriate drivers of the printer installed, open the file and choose the print command. The printer will print the file so long as there is paper.

Minimum eight characters. Mixture of letters and numbers. Mixture of upper and lower case. No names of children, dogs, heroes, etc

Windows Live Messenger is being discontinued mainly because it is not viable in today's society and technological time. Companies such as Skype and AIM and even FaceBook are taking over. Skype, who is taking over the messenger system, is being used because "Messenger" users will be able to instant message and video call their friends. Basically, it's to make the whole thing easier for the two groups to just download 1 app instead of 2, and you get way more benefits.

The tools icon typically resembles a crossed wrench and screwdriver, symbolizing repair and maintenance. It may appear in various colors, but it's commonly shown in shades of gray or blue. Sometimes, it can also be depicted within a circle or square for easier identification in user interfaces. Overall, its design conveys a sense of functionality and support.

enduser is the one who is gonna use the product, while

client and customer are the ones who are getting the

product done by a software devolper...

Nope - uninstalling programs recovers space on your hard-drive. The only way to 'lose' RAM is if one of your memory chips fails - in which case, windows would report the error, as it would be expecting more RAM to be available.

FAT or FAT32.

Depending on the distribution (or distro) one chooses to install, the installation process can be quite simple. As Linux is largely distributed via Internet downloads, users seldom start with a physical CD or DVD and installation manual. Still, for most distros - especially the more common or popular flavors - there is a wealth of documentation online. Some of the more popular "entry-level" distros include OpenSuSE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, and PCLinuxOS. Each of these has a large community base of home users and dedicated developers that maintain online manuals and upgrade each distro for future releases.

Most entry-level Linux distros offer at least an option of progressing through a graphical installation process; that is, one starts the computer with a bootable CD/DVD in the drive, and the installation process starts automatically with a visual series of screens through which the user selects (often by mouse-clicking) different options for installation. Some distros go one step further by allowing the user to select a "preset" installation method (e.g. "Home User," "Workstation," etc.), where the most suitable options are automatically used. Other distros can be geared toward users more comfortable with the Linux OS, and may rely on more advanced text-based installation methods

Additionally, many Linux distros are packaged as "Live CDs" which can be used to boot the computer into the OS without installing it, so the user can preview the distro or just use it without having to install onto the hard drive. Live CDs are a good way to introduce oneself to the distro without altering any existing information on the hard drive.

As a final note, a user considering installing a Linux distro onto a computer should bear in mind that installing any Linux distribution makes certain changes to the boot sectors of the hard drive, and these changes will most likely render any existing operating systems (like Windows XP) unusable. There are ways to avoid this, including dual- or multi-booting, and ways to recover and re-enter a previous OS after installing Linux, but these processes are typically fairly advanced and involved, and the risk of permanently damaging or losing some or all of the information/files on a hard drive can be high. For the first-time Linux user, a Live CD (or at least installing onto a blank primary hard drive with no other files on it already) is usually the best way to preview a distro.

C:\Windows\System32\config and C:\Windows\System32\drivers

You can send music to another phone in a variety of ways, depending upon the phone's capability. It is possible to send music files by email, Bluetooth, infrared or by using a memory card.

The title bar is at the very top of your screen and shows the name of the application you are using and the name of the document that is open.

Like Alt-F4, it closes the window you have open.

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in search just type in full name or in the fdneirs button (next to the word facebook looks like 2 people) click on that then find friend which is to the right up the top but this way is more friend of fdneirs

Created by Apple Inc in Cupertino, California, at the forefront were Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak whom created the Macbook Pro as migrated technology as a successor from the previous portable range(s) - the Powerbook's.

Format D: /FS:NTFS

1. USMT is command line and Files and Settings Transfer Wizard is GUI. USMT is designed for a domain and FaST Wizard is designed for a workgroup.

2. Scanstate and loadstate

3. At installation time

4. Same in that they follow users from one computer to another in a workgroup. Different in that a user can change a roaming profile that applies only to this one user, but a mandatory profile is the same for a group of users and cannot be changed by the user.

5. Should not be easy to guess and should contain at least an eight character combination of letters, numbers, and non-alphanumeric

6. Create a Windows XP forgotten password floppy disk

7. Administrator

8. Computer Configuration

9. Administrator can set disk quotas

10. A cluster that has multiple chain points to it, a lost cluster has no chains pointing to it. When a chain of entries in the FAT becomes corrupted

11. Check disk utility (chkdsk /*)

12. NTFS

13. An Incremental backup backs up only the selected files that have their archive bit set to ON, setting them back to off. Differential does the same, however the archive bit is not reset to OFF and remains ON after backup.

14.

a. Insert Windows installation CD

b. Double-click the Ntbackup.msi file in the following location to start a wizard that installs Backup: CD drive:\VALUEADD\MSFT\NTBACKUP

15. Norton Utilities by Symantec, PartitionMagic, SpinRite

16. In case something happened to your computer and something stopped working, your hard drive for instance, then you would have lost all your data. Backing up these files and folders provides an 'escape route' if something definitive happens to your computer

17. Administrator and Guest(disabled)

18. Ctrl + Alt + Delete

19. Control Panel > User Accounts > Change the way user log on or off

20. DEL or ERASE command

21. MD

22. Attrib

23. Chkdsk /f , chkdsk /r , chkdsk /p

24. My Computer > Right Click desired drive > Properties > Tools > Defragment Now

25. D: /FS:NTFS