Windows 2000

yes. locatecto the installation file on the disk then right click on it then click troubleshoot compatability then you might want to choose windows 98

if clean install is performed, then the data in the partition in which fresh installation is being done will be deleted

Windows NT (new technology) added the HAL or Hardware Abstraction Layer to prevent direct interaction between hardware and software.

You can use 500 GB hard disk & install OS 2000, but you won't be able to avail 500 GB hard disk space on it.

my computer--->manage->computer management ---->select drive drive and right click delete partition

this should of been done by your dealer if you still under the maintence program. however if you do it yourself its fairly easy. first turn the car on and the key to position two, then hold down the trip button in your instrument cluster down, hold it until a little red microfilter symbol appears in the middle of you cluster, let go of the button and press and hold it again. then a reset will appear in the cluster. let go and push the button again. this should reset it. check in your service data through the i drive and verify it did reset. turn off the car and your done.

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Yes. Mozilla Firefox up to the latest version is currently compatible with Windows 2000.

To improve "quickness", go with a lower gear set. Approximately $200-250 not including labor. To improve overall horsepower, NOS is the cheapest bang for the buck.

yes....go to a search engine (i prefer google) and type in free antivirus dowloads and pick one from the selection. if your computer is up to date and you have xp expansion pack 2 with all the current downloads you may already have security protection. There is a free program called "Avast!".

Kerberos

As with any other operating system, you would type an underscore by pressing the key on your keyboard with that character. On most keyboards, you can type an underscore (_) by pressing Shift and the hyphen key.

No, XP has higher requirements then 2000, most notably needing more RAM. Windows 2000 Professional 133 MHz or more Pentium microprocessor (or equivalent). supports up to two processors on a single computer; also supports dual-core computers; 64 megabytes (MB) of RAM recommended minimum. 4 gigabytes (GB) of RAM is the maximum; A 2 GB hard disk that has 650 MB of free space. VGA or higher-resolution monitor; Keyboard; Mouse or compatible pointing device (optional). I can tell you from personal experience, it runs great on a 400 celeron, 128 MB RAM, 4 Gb hard drive (but 2000 Pro is 1.5 GB installed). XP Home or Pro 300 MHz CPU, supports up to 2 CPU,s, including Dual-Core. 256 MB RAM, but it will be slow. If you do more then 1 thing at a time (almost everyone does), such as open a word document while surfing the net, with an anti-virus program running, it will be PAINFULLY slow. I know many people who went from 256 to 512 and could not believe how much faster it was. Consider 512 MB RAM the minimum). 4 Gb HDD (hard drive), and XP will take 1.5 of it (if you have a 15 GB or bigger HDD, XP will take 2.25? GB of it). I tested XP Home on the 400 Celeron; 256 MB; 4 GB hard drive, and it was noticeably slower then the same computer with 2000 Professional. I would say it was a combination of not enough memory and too small CPU (consider 1 Ghz the minimum). For more information, search Google for "2000 requirements" and "XP requirements"

If you like to stand, walk, or run, and you have torn meniscus in your knee, it would be painful.

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Click start and then help, type boot disc in the search box then follow the instructions

Is the promotion expenses for a certain slow moving item can be add to the cost of sales of this item ? This answer is not an answer but another (totally different) question. The question I need answered is: "Can an officer's salary be considered a cost of goods sold?"

There is a special service responsible for printing it's called "spoolsv.exe". Check your services if it's running. If you want to print anything it must be running.

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There are two possible passwords on computers. The Windows password is the one which most people type when they boot up their machine. You can also set a separate password which is required as soon as the computer is turned on.

A blue dump is also known as the Blue Screen of Death or BSOD. It is caused by a fatal error in a Microsoft operating system.

If you have Windows Vista go to the start menu and type in the "Start Search" bar "temp" because your temporary files are your cookies. If you have Windows XP or XD you go to the start menu and go to the "Run" button on there and type in "temp" or "temporary".