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Windows XP
MS Windows XP operating system that was released for PC computers in 2001
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What is the abbreviation for compressed files?
Depending on your OS, it would probably be a .zip file, but it could be something else. If all else fails, try compressing a file and see what its extension is.
Translated computer program is known as?
The correct answer would depend on what a computer program is translated into and what is used to perform the translation.
A compiler scans all the instructions in a computer program to see if the program conforms to the rules of the programming language and then translates it following a set of rules for how to translate it and into what. The result of a compilation is something closer to the what the computer hardware can process.
If the compiler results can be directly loaded into memory and processed by the computer processor, it is called an executable. If the compilation results in machine language instructions but it still needs to be combined with other programs, it is called an object (or object code). Once it is combined (linked) with the other programs, it can then be called an executable.
Compiling can also result in a more compact version of the original program although it is not the language of the computer hardware. For example:
- Compiling an IBM i (AS/400) program results in IRP(Intermediate Representation of Program). IRP is converted to actual machine code by the system when it is loaded for execution.
- Microsoft .NET programs are compiled into CIL (Common Intermediate Language) which eventually is converted to machine code by the .NET jit (just in time) compiler at execution time.
- A Java programs is compiled into Byte Code which is processed by an interpreter called the JVM (Java Virtual Machine).
There are situations when we need to use a program written in a computer language but the computer does not have a compiler to translate that language. Translators may be available to convert the program to a language that is available on that computer. That language would often be C or Java. After using a language translator, the resulting program can be compiled and run.
How do you turn a 1GB USB flash drive into a 2GB flash drive?
You can't. A 1 GB Flash Drive will only have a capacity around 1 GB. Short of modifying the actual hardware, your 1 GB flash drive will always be just that; a 1 GB flash drive.
So u want 2 uninstall Trend Macro and you have forgotten ur trend macro password...
Don't worry...
Use uninstaller like "Your Uninstaller! 2008"...
1st -> try this software to uninstall Trend Macro..it will ask for password but ignore it and continue..
2nd -> Go to Start -> Run -> type "msconfig" & then press enter
3rd -> go to "Startup" tab (extreme right)and uncheck all programme that has a path associated to Trend Macro
4th -> go to "Services" tab (2nd to extreme right) and uncheck all serices that are linked to Trendmacro (like Office Scan..a part of Trend Macro)
5th -> press apply and then OK.....restart your computer
6th -> Go to "C:\Program Files" and delete the complete folder of Trend Macro
7th -> Go to Start -> Run -> type "regedit" & then press enter
8th -> sellect "My Computer" from the left content index and then go to Edit->Find...type trend and search...delete all the entry..which ever is possible..do the search 2-3 times and repeat the delete process...if u r unable to delete an entry after 2-3 times ...leave it..
9th -> Restart and do install a new Anti Virus software
tray.exe is a process belonging to Paragon CD-ROM Emulator. This program is a non-essential process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems.
How can you save a session in Windows xp?
Depending on what you mean by "save a session". When you select "Standby" in the shut down options, it saves the current state of windows xp and puts the computer in a sleep state. When you restart it, Everything is just how you left it. Hope this helps.
This generally isn't an issue for modern computers; you can place the partition anywhere you like. With the way many modern hard drives are mapped, it doesn't even make a difference for performance reasons.
The reason why it mattered in older systems was that the BIOS could only access up to a certain amount of the hard drive. To boot Linux, you would need to place the kernel within the area addressable by the BIOS. This could be within the first 528 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB, 8 GB, or 127 GB, depending on the age of the system. As of 2002, the addressable limit has been raised to something like 4 PB, so you needn't worry about it again for a long time.
Why do I need to backup my files on Windows 7?
"Backing up files is not a new phenomenon to Windows 7. Backing up your files enable you to keep a record of all your important files and information in case your computer crashes, gets a virus, is stolen or any other unfortunate incident."
What is doc and what program does it open?
"doc." stands for Document and it is a type of file. It can open Microsoft Word or Word on a Mac.
Most of the time, the file wcu.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files" with the file size 108,032 bytes. Normally, this process has no file description and no visible window. This is why it is difficult to find more information about this wcu.exe on the net. But it is not a Windows system file, but listens for or sends data on open ports to LAN or Internet.
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WCU.exe error is a commonly poppe-up system error that is associated with WCU.exe file. WCU.exe file is not a critical executable file for system operation, but it is related with certain .dll file and serves as a critical component used for manage certain programs' running situation. In case that you have come across WCU.exe error messages on PC screen, you may consider simply disabling it to temporarily get rid of it.
Furthermore, even if WCU.exe hasn't been recognized as a major risk for PC performance, it also has the ability to perform dangerous tasks to seriously reduce the system performance.
How can you play ps2 games in PC?
Not very well. There are emulators, but they are fairly poor.
None of the emulators allow you to play the game with the ease of using a PS2 or even close to it. They are not able to use the game discs, must be worked and adjusted for the different games. Success in the PCSX2 Emulator is called being able to complete the game in spite of problems and time involved where a PS2 called success not having any problems playing the game
The menu that offers you quick access to your preference destinations from the menu bar, and which pops up when you right click on an area or an item on screen is the pop up menu.
These are files that are shared with your network, or other people using the computer.
It sounds like your fuel pump is shot. prime the system a few times and under the hood find the fuel presure release and unsrew the cap use a pen or something to push down the tab. it should spray fuel everywhere for a few seconds before it stops. if nothing hapens when you push it, you will need a new pump. MAKE SURE ENGINE IS NOT RUNNING AND IS COLD!!!!!
This just happened to my Oldsmobile bravada and it was my fuel pump.
What should be done before any changes are made to a system that is experiencing a problem?
backup data
Good settings depend on the context, but generally, they should enhance the story's mood and theme. For a fantasy tale, a mystical forest or an ancient castle can evoke wonder and adventure. In a thriller, a dark alley or a deserted downtown area can create tension and suspense. Ultimately, the best settings are those that deepen the reader's immersion and connection to the narrative.
What kind of a file is dcbc2a71-7od8-4dan-ehr8-eod6idea3fdf?
This is no specific file type, this is simply the file name... To Identify the file type you need to specify the . file extention, e.g. the filename me is nothing by itself but me.doc is a word document. This may be a system file or a corrupt file but withount a specific file path its hard to determin. More information would be required to answer that question.
The file name here is also the GUID - think "nickname" by which a chunk of functional code (driver, program, routine) is known by Windows. Almost always the only place you'll see a GUID is in the registry but for reasons unknown, MS decided to use it here. That particular GUID belongs to the Windows Media Player history file. While locating the file in the user's profile directory makes sense, why MS chose to call it by it's GUID and not, oh say - WMPHist.ini or something equally sensible is a real headscratcher. It's also virtually undocumented online, deepening the mystery.
Anyway, it's perfectly safe to delete or ignore; it'll be recreated the next time you run WMP.
How do you change the desktop background on Windows 7 that has been locked?
you just buy a new top for it and now with the new desk top computers the tops clip of so you can buy another and put it on.
