Action replay erased all my games and codes What do I do?
Please follow these easy steps...
Your computer screen resolution only has 800x600 pixels How do you get more pixels?
You have to make sure that your video card and monitor (both!) are able to handle higher resolutions. After you might have to find appropriate drivers for the video card and even monitor. After you installed everything change resolution by right clicking on the desktop and click on the tab Settings. Locate the the panel Screen Resolution. And set appropriate resolution up.
What Is Local Area Connection 2?
If you've added a USB camera to windows xp it may add this connection or if you are using Netmeeting it uses this connection as well.
Writhing is a type of dancing that is kind of like belly dancing but uses snake like movements and sexual gesters
What is the Color of spdif port?
On most integrated motherboards since 2006, the color varies from either yellow or orange.
Use orange instead of yellow. This is because yellow is common for composite video signal.
I don't know don't ask me. Just joking I think you can get rid of it but I am not sure.
== == == == The easiest way to explain solution is: Open the C:\windows\repair folder Highlight and copy autoexec.nt and config.nt (Ctrl+C) Open the C:\windows\system32 folder Paste (Ctrl+V) files and click Yes if box prompts to replace existing file If it does it again, it is because it gets deleted on Restart You just do it again or mark the files for Read-Only I just paste and copy and worry about tomorrow tomorrow If you try to start or install an MS-DOS-based or a 16-bit Windows-based program on your Windows XP-based computer, you may receive an error message that is similar to one of the following:
KB324767 - 16-bit MS-DOS Subsystem
path to the program that you are trying to start or install
C:\Windows\System32\Autoexec.nt The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application. Although you may be prompted to quit the program or ignore the error message, either selection makes the program quit.
This issue may occur if one or more of the following files are missing or damaged: * Config.nt * Autoexec.nt* Command.com
How do you create a temp directory on Windows XP?
It is very simple. Create any directory that you wish to be used as windows temp direcotry.
Follow the steps below to create your own Windows temp directory under any OS.
1. Create a Directory under root ex: C:\Temp
2. Right Click on My Computer icon from the desktop and goto properties page.
3. Go to Advanced tab sheet, you will find "Environment Variables" button at the bottom of the tab sheet, click it.
4. By now Environment Variables dialog box is opened for you... There are two list boxes provided, 1 is for the current user who is logged in and the other is for system.
5. Click "New" button under system variables
6. Now specify your temp directory details, such as... Variable Name: TEMP Variable Value: C:\TEMP Click Ok button to apply the changes you have made.
Just restart your machine to get it activated.
What is the symbol for a UK pound?
The pound symbol is £. Some currency conversions will sometimes refer to the currency as GBP (Great British Pound) or BPS (British Pound Sterling) or just Sterling. The pound symbol £ is based on the letter L from the Latin Libra and it is called a pound because originally the coins would have weighed one pound.
What do you see when the recovery console opens?
You'll see a black screen. It will ask you to load into an operating system. For example if you have 2 xp os, it will display 1. c:\windows and 2 d:\windows. You'll have to press the number and press enter. You'll be required to type the administrator password. If there is none, just leave it blank and press enter.
You can do lots of stuffs from the recovery console in windows xp (coz there is no more recovery console in vista and windows 7). For one thing, you can do check disk, you can also do system restore.
Windows Vista Logo -
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Windows XP Logo -
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Windows Classic Logo -
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What is internal backup and how can you backup data and system files?
internal backup is when you back up your files to yourhard drive not an other device!
to back up you need to download some software fron the internet
How long does a turantula live?
If ever you buy a tarantula you are always better to purchase a female. A regulur common brown male will live anywhere between 1-5 years, the female will live 8-15 years. The crawshawi male will live 12-15 years and the female 25-30 years.
The booting of a computer is the re-starting of a computer
What are the parts of a menu bar and their definitions?
The parts of menu bar will depend on the application using a menu. Most menu bars contain home, edit, tools, insert, and format functions.
How much is the maximum amount of food to eat?
Approx. 15 calories per pound body weight, per day, will sustain a persons weight.
How do you split screen in Word to work side by side?
word document on one side and new document on the other example:
existing document new document
a short story same story rewrite
What are the advantages of using logical address?
One might be able to get more appropriate traffic to their website or email address if the words that make it up describe it in some way, or are logical.
Throughout history, there have been people willing to rob others transporting goods on the water. Thousands of pirates were active from 1650-1720. These years are sometimes known as a 'Golden Age' of piracy.
In some parts of the world, especially the South China Seas, piracy still exists today.
How to switch from integrated video card to a discrete video card?
If you have a dedicated graphics card slot on your motherboard (the circuit board as other peeps call it) you can insert your discrete video card in (there are many videos on how to install video cards into AGP or PCI slots) and then install the drivers either from the internet or the ones that came with the box. Finally, hook up your monitor onto whatever port you use and your computer should identify it as a graphics card.
Depending on the Hardware, System software, and BIOS, you may be able to install the new video card and it will be automatically used instead of the integrated version. If it is not recognized, there may be a BIOS setting to disable the integrated video hardware, or there may be a switch or jumper setting on the motherboard to accomplish this. There is even a possibility that both will be usable concurrently each with its own monitor.
Using an OS program shutdown let's the system try and save any data, close any running program, and park the heads on your hard drive before shutting down.
With the newer operating systems, like XP, Vista or 7, you have to use an OS shutdown to install patches to the OS.