Windows 7

There isn't one. According to the creator:

OK, alot of you have asked, and no, there isn't a correct password for the Windows folder. Just so you know.

Goto to your POWER OPTIONS in Control Panel. You can turn off all Suspend and Hibernate settings there.

You probably have low battery, or something.

While with research you can find highly specialized free 3rd party Apps to replace individual elements of the Windows 7 GUI (such as the start button, individual icons for files, file-types, and folders), it's easiest to use something like Windowblinds, unless you don't plan on changing your GUI elements frequently.

No. Windows 7 is systems software.

go to www.vmware.com

and download trial version from there

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It is called a Drop Down Tree.

If your router or routers are using Routing Information Protocol version 1 (RIPv1), the RIP Listener service can be turned on to listen for updates sent by the router(s). It will add the new routes to the routing table on the local machine.

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This problem can mean many things, odds are the problem is with the operating system itself. I'm going to give you some instruction of some things I would do if I was working on this computer.

Questions you should consider:

Do you get any error messages? If so contact Microsoft with the error message.

Is you computer under warranty? If so, it's best to let a technician handle the problem. Note: Sometimes they will reformat or replace your hard drive. You could loose all data so it would be a good idea to backup first.

Re-pare Steps:

1) Restart Windows in Safe Mode. As you computer is restarting, hold down F8 and once the menu appears, select Safe Mode using the arrow key and selecting by pressing enter. Note: If windows does not boot in safe mode then seek help from a train technician, the problem may be too complex to go into decision in the message.

2) Consider a system restore. You will loose all data and changes you have made to your computer after the restore date. Open system restore by clicking on the start menu and selecting help and support. System restore should be one of the options assuming you have system restore turned on. (It's windows default so you should.) Select a restore date prior to the problem occurrence. Restore your PC. If you do not want to do a system restore then skip this step.

3) Update any and all ad-ware, spy-ware, and most importantly, anti-virus programs that are running on you computer.

4) Run a virus scan, then spy-ware scan, followed by ad-ware.

5) Your problem should be resolved by now. Restart your computer and see if it works, if not then restart in safe mode again (step 1).

6) If all else fells you can reformat your hard drive by reinstalling windows. You can do this by inserting the windows disk or system restore disk that came with your computer. Follow the instructions given by the manufacturer. WARNING: This will wipe the hard drive of all data, it will be like you just got your computer. You will loose all software and everything.

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there are many players (freeware and shareware) but if you use nokia hp you can play with nokia multimedia player (packed in pcsuite 6.0, i can't find audio player at pcsuite 7.1)

That depends on whether you are asking whether more people use Windows or Linux or which system supports more users. The maximum number of users in a modern Linux system is 4,294,967,295. Windows doesn't have any specific limit that has been published, but each account takes up a significant amount of space, limiting the number to well below the limit in Linux.

As to how many people use them, more people use Windows on their personal computers than Linux.

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Yes, you can even keep both operating systems on your computer if you want. Don't try that yourself. If you are interested in that, search Youtube for "Dual-Boot Windows XP and Windows 7."

If you want to totally remove Windows XP from your computer, put the Windows 7 disk inside the computer and then restart. If it still boots into Windows XP, change your boot order. Do some research on your BIOS and see how to change your boot order. Make sure that "CD-DVD" Comes before "Hard Drive" or anything like that. Then reboot your computer. You should now be welcomed to the Windows 7 installer.

If it does NOT boot into Windows XP, then follow the steps you are given.

Good Job! If you followed all the steps correctly, you should now be running Windows 7!

For breaking Windows 7 Passwords safely, I strongly recommend tool Windows Password Seeker. Not only support XP/Vista/2000/NT, but also compatible with windows 7, it works perfectly to recover Windows logon Passwords. I burned it to a Usb stick. Booting up and clearing my password in just 4 minutes.

Adobe Image Ready or Adobe Photoshop, also Gimp.

Use Microsoft Virtual PC, install a pre-made Windows 98 virtual machine, and then install Riven on the virtual machine.

See

http://digiex.net/applications/1022-digiex-exclusive-premade-windows-98-virtual-machine-use-older-games.html

for links to MS Virtual PC and the pre-made Win98.

Installation is easy, and it works flawlessly.