Windows XP

You should talk to whoever manages the software on school computers. They should be able to install Java for you, as long as you ask.

Pls try to get the soft called (lingoes_2.6.3.exe) from any source, its free then install and hope will get the soft (Wikipedia_English.ld2) working. JYOTI, BANGLADESH

In the folder you want the warning to be shown again, on the left side is a menu called "System Tasks". The first link under this heading is, "Hide the contents of this drive." Click that link and the warning should reappear.

Click Start -> Hit All Programs -> Accessories -> Select Command Prompt. Type CD\ and press enter. Then type the following. C:\>start regedit press enter. Cheer up...Hope this will help. Smarty.....

Yes. Under the Freedom of Information Act (5.2) you can request a copy of your records.

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"

No, Not unless it was a "disk image"backup.

It's in relation to speed. 533 is slower than 800.

it wimdows prblam

config.sys, ntldr, ntdetect.com

All over the place. This is the worst application that has ever been created. It infiltrates every area of the os and a flood of reg keys. When I bought my Dell I specifically told them not to load any AOL on my PC. As a standard, they load it and is good for 6 months. I didn't want it at all because it is pure garbage.

because they choose to be! any human over a certain age is responsible for themselves and we should hold them to it. Amen, no excuses

data files

how would you have handled the shutdown at eastland

ignore all

To save power

You shouldn't. It's probably important.

Start->Control Panel->All Control Panel Items->User Accounts-> you will have 4 options...

That depends on ythe year of the car. I believe it is 2008 and on you have to have the dealer do it. Before the dealer can do it you have to call a number, pay, get a code, and the Infiniti service centre will do it for a price.

Pre-2008 you cna do it on your own.

On windows? Wrong category. But if it's your computer, just take the battery out of the computer's motherboard and the BIOS will reset leaving no password for the BIOS login. If its a phone then it's not possible.

I've looked everywhere. The only way I can seem to get any information is to have a serial number for the original computer. I got the board only aftermarket from GEEKS.com and it came with no drivers or information. I found an MSI Neo-V board that has the same chipset so those drivers work. Unfortunatly the BIOS is not the same. This board has been unstable in Windows XP for a while. I gave Windows 7 Professional a shot, but the problem hangs around.

actually you can't delete pictures or wallpaper in desktop in display property, but if you want to delete those default picture, you can manually delete it, just go to C:\WINDOWS\Web\Wallpaper, there you can delete those default wallpaper or add wallpaper.

To the extent that the computer will let you use it in safe mode, yes, but likely you are going to find that many things you normally use are "not available" in safe mode.