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Windows 7
Windows 7 (codenamed Blackcomb/Vienna) is a version of the Microsoft Windows operating system, and was released in July 2009. This category has questions and answers about its features, tips, and more.
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Does 32 bit and 64 bit affect the CPU?
Not really. 32-bit Vs. 64 bit is more of a ram limitation more than anything. With 32 bit, your limited to 3 gigs of ram, with 64 bit, you can use an indefinite amount of ram. I have seen 64 bit servers capable of 52 gigs of ram.
What is a UIO Detect process in Windows 7?
In Windows 7, the UIODetect process is a mitigation that detects if a service is trying to interact with the desktop. This process is set to manually so it will not start automatically when the operating system boots.
When you go into safe mode it still ask for a password?
It will - all safe-mode does is load Windows with the absolute minimum drivers to get the system to a point where the user can try to sort out any problems - before re-booting as normal.
stb files are firmware files. They are used to upgrade most satellite receiver. There is a special program design with C++ which is called Loader. The "Loader" is used to open an stb file and upload it to the receiver. You can get the loader on fta forum. Google stb loader and you'll get it.
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I don't know that there is a way to prevent your browser from being "captured" by a website, but you can circumvent it. In IE, there is a small, black arrow next to the back button. Clicking on it will drop down a list of previously viewed sites. Click on the name of the site you wish to return to.
Alternatively, you could switch to a tabbed browser such as Firefox which will let you open links in separate tabs which can be closed independantly.
There are two ways this can happen. In case A, the web site you browse quickly redirects you to another page, so that when you hit "back" you go to the first page which then redirects you again to the second. So you appear to be trapped. In this case, you can click "back" several times in a row, fast enough so that the redirect doesn't have time to kick in, or just drop down the history list and go directly to a page outside the "trapping" site.
The other case is when the browser erases your history via javascript, so that your browser no longer know what site to go to when you hit "back". This is what appears to happen, since you say that your "back" button is disabled (actually it's not, it's just that there is no history to go back to). In this case, there is little you can do other than disable javascript or avoid the site that erases your history. You can also try to use a different browser, as some may have policies in place to prevent a site from deleting your browsing history.
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How do you format a disc in windows 7?
Go to the start menu, then click computer. (Or Winlogo+E for the shortcut)
Then right click on the disk drive that you want to format then click format.
A window will appear saying Format *drive name* (*drive letter*)
Select the capacity you want, file system and allocation unit size, Give the newly formatted disc a name, click quick format then click start. Once it is completed a message will appear saying Format Complete.
Can you use FaceTime from Windows 7 to contact an i-Phone user?
No. Facetime is not currently available for Windows users. However, you can use Yahoo Messenger or Skype to video chat with any iPhone, iPad or OSX user.
Backup and Restore Feature in Windows 7 creates safety copies of your most important files.
Let Windows choose what to back up, or pick individual folders, libraries, or drives. Windows can back up files on whatever schedule you choose. Just set it and forget it. In Windows 7, you can back up files to another drive, your network, or a DVD. Backup and Restore for your personal PC and attached DVD or external hard drives comes with all editions of Windows.
If you want to backup to a network location, say on your company's central server, network attached storage, or another computer on your network, you'll need Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate.
Do you know how to partion a hard drive? Are you positive about using Ubuntu? If you answered "no" to either use a virtual box until you can answer "yes" to both.
When the screen goes big how do you make it smaller on the computer?
There are some handlers placed somewhere (usually, under) the plastic frame of the monitor. Sometimes it's a single button (two, at least) assigned to different functions in some fixed order. You must find the order by entering the menu which pops up when you enter it. Then try to find the navigation key (this is another button or a wheel). Most of the times the button that enters the sub-menus is the same way out. Exit from the main menu sometimes is forced after a countdown.
Or you could try to increase your screen resolution.
What date did the Windows 7 tablet become available for purchase?
The first Windows tablet, the Arachos, was available for purchase as of October 31st, 2009. This was one of the early tablets, and was considered a 'starter' tablet.
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A DLL is a library that contains code and data that can be used by more than one program at the same time. For example, in Windows operating systems, the Comdlg32 DLL performs common dialog box related functions. Therefore, each program can use the functionality that is contained in this DLL to implement an Open dialog box. This helps promote code reuse and efficient memory usage.
By using a DLL, a program can be modularized into separate components. For example, an accounting program may be sold by module. Each module can be loaded into the main program at run time if that module is installed. Because the modules are separate, the load time of the program is faster, and a module is only loaded when that functionality is requested.
Additionally, updates are easier to apply to each module without affecting other parts of the program. For example, you may have a payroll program, and the tax rates change each year. When these changes are isolated to a DLL, you can apply an update without needing to build or install the whole program again.
The following list describes some of the files that are implemented as DLLs in Windows operating systems:
* ActiveX Controls (.ocx) files
An example of an ActiveX control is a calendar control that lets you select a date from a calendar.
* Control Panel (.cpl) files
An example of a .cpl file is an item that is located in Control Panel. Each item is a specialized DLL.
* Device driver (.drv) files
An example of a device driver is a printer driver that controls the printing to a printer.
DLL stands for "Dynamic Link Library". A dll is a file that contains programming code modules that more than one program may need to access. By linking to the dll, other programs can use the code withought having to include it in their own files, which saves space. Also, updating the dll effectively updates the progams using it without having to re-write or modify each individual program.
In some cases dlls can be run as programs, and some dlls are malware or spyware.
dlls are usually found in the windows sub directory and the windows\system or \system32 subdirectorys. When a program or game is installed in the ProgramFiles (or other) subdirectory their dll files may be installed in that directory as well.
A program consists of a series of instructions written in a computer language like C, C++, Java etc which the computers read and then execute. Computers are dumb machines, to get a job done using a program the programmer needs to include a detailed series of instructions to the computer in the program. An example would be: To add two numbers, one would need to instruct the computer to fetch those two numbers from two different memory locations where they are stored, add them and then store the output somewhere safe back in the memory. ie, to add two numbers one would need to write a series of instructions in the program. Imagine the situation if you have to add numbers more than a few times throughout the program? Well, programmers soon found a way out. They aggregated the frequently used series of instructions into a sub-program which could be called anytime when needed from the main program. These are popularly known as 'Functions' in C, C++ terms (different languages have different names for such entities). A group of related 'Functions' (like add, subtract, multiply ..) are further aggregated and placed in a separate and independent file called a library and came with a .lib extension. Earlier Programs were 'Statically' linked to the library, which means that when the final program is built, the instructions from the library will get copied to the main program. This is okay as long as the program is not very big, but dampens performance and slows the computer if the program is big.
So programmers came up with the idea of 'Dynamically' linking a library. ie, the main program and the library would be kept as two separate programs and when the main program wanted a function in the library it would 'Dynamically' call the function in the library while the main program is still running. This scheme also offered another advantage; multiple, separate programs could use a single copy of the library thereby saving up on computational resource.
A well known software company from Redmont supplies such libraries in a file with a .dll extension, and hence dynamically linked libraries are also called DLLs.
Different operating systems have different preferences as to where the libraries should be stored. In MS Windows you will find them in the C:\...\system\ or C:\...\system32\ folder.
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A DLL is a Dynamic Link Library A dynamic link library (DLL) is a collection of small programs, which can be called upon when needed by the executable program (EXE) that is running. The DLL lets the executable communicate with a specific device such as a printer or may contain source code to do particular functions.
Why does nothing happen when I Alt-click on a word?
If you're having a problem when you Alt-click on a word and nothing happens, you may be experiencing a conflict over use of Alt-click. You can try some of the other possibilities, like Ctrl-click, Shift+Ctrl-click, etc, offered on the Activation tab in the 1-Click Answers options. If you still aren't getting an AnswerTip, contact Answers.com Support from the Contact Us page on their website.
How do you delete the music history on windows phone 7?
You will not be able to delete your Windows Phone history directly.Try Zune software.Go to Settings > Phone > Device Options Erase All Content.It erases all your history.But if you still wtach videos using your YouTube applications.Then again Zune stores them in the History.
How do you uninstall Vegas Movie Studio 9?
Go to the start menu and click control panel. Then click programs and features look for the program in the list , right click on it then click uninstall
Why are glass windows called windows?
Glass windows are called windows because with the help of glass windows you can see the outside world even without open the window unlike the normal window.
What are the option in Windows Compatibility Wizard?
list of more common available options.
Windows xp (service pack 2+3)
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows server 2003
Windows vista
Windows vista (service pack 2)
Windows NT
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Can you put 4gb Ram in a vgn-a690 laptop?
the RAM sticks will not even be recognised (depends on the chipset)
How you use 2 operating system in one time?
You need to download Microsoft Virtual PC. It's free. Also Microsoft provides a copy of XP virtual machine (free of charge) for Virtual PC. You need to have them both if you want to run XP and Seven in the same time.
How do you enable a network in Windows 7?
Windows 7 is "ready-out-of-box" for Networking.
Without more information on a problem, if there is one; a solution could be hard to determine. Heres the basics:
If plugged with a Internet cable Windows 7 should find and connect automatically.
If you wish to connect WiFi, make sure you have a wireless card on your computer and search "Connect to a network" in your start menu to choose one. Keep in mind most wireless routers these days require a key for connection. And a Internet Service Provider must have connected your router to the Internett.
If you can't find one your WiFi might be turned off with a button on your keyboard or a program in Windows.
If you can not connect at all with a cable or find a WiFi network go to your startmenu and search for "Device Manager". Locate your internet card from the list(two if both cable and WiFi). Make sure they are activated. If not activate them, if they are; uninstall them(when prompted do not delete drivers). Restart your PC. Windows 7 should reinstall and activate them.
If not found in Device Manager you will have to install the drivers either from a DVD following the computer, a folder on your start menu if provided by the manufacturer or download it from another online computer.
If you want a troubleshooter to find the problems for you or if you have a problem with a home network, navigate to and choose your problem:
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Troubleshooting\Network and Internet
