Windows XP

A Google search produces some links to the Pinnacle sys website and some for a Linux driver. The Pinnacle sys site shows only win 9x drivers and a link to a Linux 3rd party driver. It also calls this a legacy product. If that driver doesn't work, the outlook is grim.

you cant use ladders to clean windows but you can to get to them, i would clean it with water and a cloth... you cant use ladders to clean windows but you can to get to them, i would clean it with water and a cloth...

Yes, you can. You have to use so called virtual machine. There are at least three virtual machines which deserve attention. First one is VMWare (this one is for Pro, Shareware), second one is Microsoft Virtual PC (usual user, Freeware), and third one is Virtual Box (usual user, Freeware).

A manual filing system is filing documents using paper and cabinets. The documents are filed within a folder and then stored, by some means of categorization or another, in a cabinet for later retrieval.

This is the opposite of storing documents within folders on your computer's hard drive. In the computer world the documents are stored in a digital filing system, as opposed to the physical filing system in the manual way.

In my perspective, I don't really think there is a difference. Icon is the little picture thingys you find out the desktop. When you click shortcut for something, it will appear the same as an icon on the desktop. So I don't really think there's a difference.

it is true spray your computer with household cleanser to keep clean

The application window is the one that is running your program, such as "WINWORD.EXE" and the document window is the one inside of "WINWORD.EXE" with the currently open document you are editing, such as "termpaper.docx".

If your computer had a virus your computer might not boot up properly or even your computer might not boot up at all. Or your computer might be missing some important components like the ram or the hard drive.

I hope I have helped you answer your question.

A port number is a kind of address within a computer. It helps distinguish different services on a server. Thus, any data that goes to port 80 (TCP) will be processed by the Web server; data for other ports gets sent to other applications.

On the client side, the port number helps separate different "conversations". For example, if I load different Web pages at the same time, in my browser, one might be assigned to port 1024, the next to port 1025, etc. This is the origin port; the destination port is still port 80. But when data comes back from the server, my computer will receive it at port 1024, or port 1025, and thus know to which file the information must be added.

A port number is a kind of address within a computer. It helps distinguish different services on a server. Thus, any data that goes to port 80 (TCP) will be processed by the Web server; data for other ports gets sent to other applications.

On the client side, the port number helps separate different "conversations". For example, if I load different Web pages at the same time, in my browser, one might be assigned to port 1024, the next to port 1025, etc. This is the origin port; the destination port is still port 80. But when data comes back from the server, my computer will receive it at port 1024, or port 1025, and thus know to which file the information must be added.

A port number is a kind of address within a computer. It helps distinguish different services on a server. Thus, any data that goes to port 80 (TCP) will be processed by the Web server; data for other ports gets sent to other applications.

On the client side, the port number helps separate different "conversations". For example, if I load different Web pages at the same time, in my browser, one might be assigned to port 1024, the next to port 1025, etc. This is the origin port; the destination port is still port 80. But when data comes back from the server, my computer will receive it at port 1024, or port 1025, and thus know to which file the information must be added.

A port number is a kind of address within a computer. It helps distinguish different services on a server. Thus, any data that goes to port 80 (TCP) will be processed by the Web server; data for other ports gets sent to other applications.

On the client side, the port number helps separate different "conversations". For example, if I load different Web pages at the same time, in my browser, one might be assigned to port 1024, the next to port 1025, etc. This is the origin port; the destination port is still port 80. But when data comes back from the server, my computer will receive it at port 1024, or port 1025, and thus know to which file the information must be added.

Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet

1. Go to the modem manufacturers' website

2. download the xp/2000 drivers.

3. Burn them to CD / flashdrive / whatever so youll have access to them after the OS install.

4. cross fingers

There's no limit to the number of serial ports. The maximum number for the traditional ports is 2 (COM1/COM3 and COM2/COM4). Plus you can attach additional serial port adapters to a USB port, up to 127 per controller.

Try to use command prompt to change your sql sa password.

First, open a command prompt (Start -> Run -> cmd)

Then, type the follow commands, and press Enter after each line:

Osql -S yourservername -E

1> EXEC sp_password NULL, 'yourpassword', 'sa'

2> GO

The main thing that will determine if your computer is slow or fast is the hardware that it has. The faster the hardware the faster your overall computer speed will be (generally). The main that slows down your computer is the the operating system. If you have used Windows XP in the past and made the move over to Windows Vista you would have noticed a dramatic decrease in computer performance. The reason for this is because Vista is actually slower than XP. The main reason for this is because Vista has a lot of fancy things on in that are designed to make it look pretty which are of no use to you when it comes time to actually use the computer.

So the two main things that you have to consider are your computers hardware specifications and the operating system that you are running. I actually specialize in making computer faster whether they be running Windows XP or Vista and if you are interested in learning more, just click on my username to go to my bio page. I'm sure you will find something that will interest you.

1)To reset your PC

2)Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings. ...

3)Tap or click Update and recovery, and then tap or click Recovery.

Under Remove everything and reinstall Windows, tap or click Get started.

4)Follow the instructions on the screen.

Automated System Recovery (ASR)

http://www.helpwithwindows.com/WindowsXP/howto-18.html

Well, it is possible to acheive what you want, but it takes too long this way. The only way to speed up your computer enough is to delete system 32 then retry the process. This always works :)

F5

If you are the legitimate administrator of the (Windows) computer in question, you can do this using the Computer Management tool.

If you are not, this is illegal (and the odds are you won't be able to anyway).

You click on the appstore icon at the homescreen and then browse your favourite app. After you decide which one to buy, you simple click you it and look for a blue rectangular button which writes "free" or it's price in your currency. It will ask for your password and you should type it in before you can download.

pls detail in4mation about how 2 install lincence path...

Yes it is.

type CD \ and press enter

type CD Progra~1 and press enter

~* I am currently using Windows XP professional SP 2, and in my MS DOS. I just use to wirte some [2 or 3] letters of any file and folder. And pressing "TAB" key automatically completes it.

You can also press "TAB" key without typing anything, in this case it will write the names of files and folder starting in an alphabetic manner. *~