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You need two hot legs of 110 volts to make 220. While each led is 110 volts to neutral, between the two hot legs you have 220v. You should have two different hot legs of 110, a neutral and a ground to meet code now a days.

The only practical and cheap way to realize true fuel economy in the Jeep Liberty is to keep your speed below 70mph. I've been driving this vehicle for 5 years, and I've noticed an increase of at least 4-5mpg by keeping the speed on the highway below 70mph. This is not a fuel efficient vehicle, and its aerodynamics are about the same as a brick, so fuel mileage suffers accordingly.

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In computing, configuration can be defined as 'producing required data or synthesizing using correct information to get the expected behavior or programmed behavior or performance', while installation can be defined as 'attaching different devices or software components to resolve dependencies and integrate them to acheive their independent capabilities'. Installation accually always precedes when it is related to software, where as configuration may sometime precede when it is related to hardware.

YES ... in fact that was one of there marketing strategies ...

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No, you can't. Isn't that ridiculous? In this advanced age we still can't turn off unused drives if we want. Simple enough, right? Extra drive which is used sparingly continues to run, generate heat, fan needs to blow over it, drive life goes down, unnecessary power consumption... if only I could turn on the drive as needed. It's a simple matter to implement. Too simple I guess... Anyway, I hope some mobo company, or it could also be a PCI add-on (there needs to be some mechanism to turn on/off power to the HDD-- that would be found on the mobo or add-on card/drive) reads this and decides to offer up a providing product. Actually what would be best is for the HDD companies to provide an on/off switch capability in their controller. The HDD companies should have had this standard years ago. THIS IS SO SIMPLE!!!

Anyway, if some company does come across this, they still might not get how to best implement this. Companies are stupid like that. Here's what you would do:

Offer multiple ways to initiate turning on/off the HDD... but the must (default option let's say?) would be to: Have available links to the drive, or links to a directory on the drive once they are clicked on initiate the turning on of the drive (Yes, a little lag would be there while the drive powers up... only a very small % of even the mindless idiots will complain). When the explorer window or equivalent (custom explorer-like software perhaps) is closed, the drive turns off.

SEE, HOW SIMPLE IS THAT? COME ON!!

Can I change a "read only" file from Adobe to a word document?

OS is a system software that is operat the computer and interface between hardwere and user

Docking is the act of plugging a mobile computational device into a base station designed to receive it so that it can be recharged, used as a desktop device and updated with any files it needs or have its data downloaded. Docking stations frequently have spare keyboards and monitors to make this process easier.

The operating system acts as an interface between an application and the hardware. The user interacts with the hardware from "the other side". The operating system is a set of services which simplifies development of applications. Executing a program involves the creation of a process by the operating system. The kernel creates a process by assigning memory and other resources, establishing a priority for the process (in multi-tasking systems), loading program code into memory, and executing the program. The program then interacts with the user and/or other devices performing its intended function.

If you are trying to delete a file and a message says you need permission to do so, then it might be that the system is currently using that file. You can reboot and try again. Or, you need to be logged in as an administrator to delete the file.

SCSI, Fast SCSI, Ultra SCSI, Ultra2 SCSI: 8 devices

Wide SCSI, Fast Wide SCSI, Ultra Wide SCSI, Wide Ultra2 SCSI, Ultra3 SCSI, Ultra160 and 160+ and Ultra320 : 16 devices

Of course, the number of devices supported depends not only on protocol limitations, but cable length, number of cables used, etc.

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If you had previously purchased a retail copy of Windows XP, then yes. The OEM copies that come with a computer cannot be legally transferred to another computer, and the install discs will probably refuse to work.

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Blue Screen errors (Also known as bug checks)occur when the system encounters a condition that compromises safe operations. As a result, the system is halted and the "blue screen" with the bug check information or STOP error is displayed.

You may have downloaded a virus. Go to the Microsoft home page, the link to which can be found in related links, to download a free virus scanner.

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Do it manually.If it doesn't work use troubleshooting modems, you will get the all the instructions there.