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Windows XP
MS Windows XP operating system that was released for PC computers in 2001
9,737 Questions
What versions of windows 7 can be joined to a domain?
Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate
How big is youtube's hard drive?
I exactly don't know but I know that any of the video hosting sites have lot more capacity and it has actually some kinna a "form" that's what it is called where the videos are uploaded and after some other procedures they are ready to run in a browser.
From the website:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/a058136e-f41a-11de-ac55-00144feab49a.HTML
Google's 2006 acquisition of YouTube triggered several battles with professional content owners, including a $1bn lawsuit from Viacom, the owner of MTV and Comedy Central. In spite of these, "the good news is we are seeing premium content continue to move to the web", Mr Arora said, citing recent deals for premium content with two UK broadcasters, Channel 4 and the RTL-owned Five.
He noted that 280 exabytes of content were created last year, 60 times the total amount of data created around the world before 2004. Each exabyte is equivalent to 1bn gigabytes of content.
What information is contained in the c windowssystem32logfilesSRTSRTTrailtxt file?
- Startup Repair process of Windows RE
This is somewhat useful, the file actually contains a list of repairs made by the Startup Repair process of Windows RE
How do you change your operating system from Linux to Windows XP?
Have you tried simply loading windows XP. Windows XP also formats your hard drive for you. If you have any data you want to keep make sure and back it up cause Windows XP will erase everything.
What is the equivalent to garageband for windows?
Yes there is a GarageBand lookalike for Windows. It's not exactly like GarageBand, but it's as close as you can get because Apple will never make a GarageBand for Windows. The app you want is linked in the related links below, called Mixcraft. It includes many of the key features you'd expect from GarageBand, like loops, music creation, live instrument recording, an on-screen piano, and auto-tune.
Windows also offers applications like Pro Tools, Sonar X1, FL Studio, Reason, Ableton Live, and others.
What are difference between file server and database server?
A database can be consider as a group of file which allow us the multiple ways of accessing the data stored while for a particular file system there is a fixed path of accessing data. Simply put, a file is a collection of bytes stored together. An example of a file could be a Text File (a collection of alphanumeric characters that, when put together, form a readable document) or a Bitmap Image File (a collection of bytes that software would then interpret as elements of an image). A database is a special type of file that holds many tables. Each table can hold many fields as well as records. Think of a table as a spreadsheet. Each column represents different fields, such as "UserID", "LastName", and "CityOfResidence". Each row represents a record, or an entry, in the table, such as an entry for John Smith who lives in Albuquerque. An example of a database would be one that has three tables: Books, Instructors, and Courses. Different fields in the "Books" table would be "Author", "Publisher", "Title", and "ISBN". Different records within "Books" would be, for example, an entry for "Learning Java in 20 Days" (Title) by John C. Doe (Author), published by ABC Publishing Co. (Publisher). Each table in a database requires one field to be designated as the Primary Key. This means that, in order to uniquely identify a record in a table, one field needs to be used. In a "Students" table, the "StudentID" could be used as the Primary Key, since no two records (students) can have the same Student ID. For "Books" it could be "ISBN", since that is unique per book title. Visually, a table would look something like this: "Books" Table {| ! ISBN ! Title ! Author ! Publisher ! 1234567 | "Learning Java" Bob Smith ABC Publishing ! 8675309 | "Plumbing Basics" Joe Public XYZ Inc. ! 6762786 | "American Literature" William Jones LMNOP Corp. Finally, keep the following in mind: a database is a type of file. Therefore, all databases are files, '''but''' not all files are databases. Any chunk of data you save is a file. Ten words of text in notepad, or a dozen images in a folder. Those are both files. A database is both a program to store and organize data, and make it searchable, and the data contained in it. I guess you could call a database a file as well, but they are typically large, and referred to as databases. You might search a product database for widgets of wool, orange in color, made in New Zealand. The result of that search you could also call a file. When database managment systems (DBMS) first were developed, they used multiple files per database, typically one file per table. Now days, most of the common DBMS systems use one file per database. A database is a type of file (or a group of files.) |}
The arrows are there to allow you to move through the document at a reliable pace (clicking the arrow will move you one "step" although the size of these steps vary from one software package to the next.
The scroll box allows you to drag the box to a specific location. This makes it easy to make jumps to specific portions of the document, rather than stepping through. This is particularly useful when a document is unusually long.
How do you get files back onto your computer?
Not sure what your question is exactly but I will try my best to answer it.
If you have accidentally deleted files:
- Open your recycle bin, click on the deleted file/s and select "restore", or,
If in doubt, please take you computer to a reputable computer repair shop.
If this is not your personal computer, DO NOT follow these steps!
- You can use "Data Recovery Software" to recover deleted files
- System restore might also work and here is how to do it:
- Click on "Start" then "Run"
- In the box that opens up type: msconfig then hit enter
- A window (System Configuration Utility) will open up and select the "General" tab
- Click on the "Launch System Restore" button below then follow the instructions
If want to move files from external media back onto your computer:
- Open the external media and open the location on your computer where you would like to move the files to
- Click on the file/s you would like to move then drag and drop it in the computers folder you have selected
- You can also right-click a file and select copy, then right click on a location on you computer's drive then select paste.
What is the reason for partitioning a hard disk?
separate data files and operating system
allow the computer to be dual booted
How can you remove a downloaded file from the desktop?
To remove it from your desktop just drag and drop to the recycle bin.
Another Answer
Installed file assumes a program, not a data file, which you can remove from your desktop by dragging and dropping it into the recycle bin.
The action above removes the shortcut, unless the file .EXE is on your desktop. Windows Control Panel presents an option to Add or Remove Programs. Use this feature to delete files you've installed, so that Windows can help you find all the pieces of the program and delete them all.
What does it mean when the computer says the copy of windows is not genuine How do you fix it?
It means your copy of windows has already been registered with the Microsoft server. The only way to get a genuine copy - is to buy an installation disk from a computer shop, or pay a fee to Microsoft for a genuine product key.
How the universal use of the web has changed software system?
Before universal use of the web people had to physically go to a store to purchase software. Now software is available on the internet. In many cases specific software is free and can be downloaded directly to a computer without the use of a disk.
Before web was not present people had to buy the software for every new upgradation.Now through web we can easily download the new version.
Web makes faster delivery of the software systems to people anywhere at anytime. web has affected software systems in many terms of delivery, security of the software and advertisement of the new System.
Why is being familiar with the boot process important?
I don't think that is at all useful, unless you plan on making it your lifetime career to generate and maintain boot code.
What is the best free PC cleaner?
Piriform, the developers of CCleaner, creates software that optimizes, defragments, recovers deleted files, and delivers system information. CCleaner, the flagship product, has been downloaded more than 2 billion times.
Here is the link with up to 40% discount and with the first month free
What are you waiting for? run before the offer disappears
ht tp ps: // yazing .com / deals / ccleaner / MaxiCaceres
(delete the spaces since it is a referenced code and it blocks the page% 100 safe trust)
I hope it helps
Isn't Windows 2000 the same as Windows XP?
Windows Server 2003 (also referred to as Win2K3) is a server operating system produced by Microsoft. Introduced on 24 April 2003 as the successor to Windows 2000 Server, it is considered by Microsoft to be the cornerstone of its Windows Server System line of business server products[citation needed]. An updated version, Windows Server 2003 R2, was released to manufacturing on 6 December 2005. Its successor, Windows Server 2008, was released on 4 February 2008.
According to Microsoft, Windows Server 2003 is more scalable and delivers better performance than its predecessor, Windows 2000.[2]
So, it isn't.
What is the capacity of a hard disk?
this changes with time. currently average storage of a hard disk is about 250 GB when purchasing a new computer. The highest amount of space I have seen on a new hard drive is 1.5 TB (that's 1024 GB * 1.5) and the smallest I have seen is down to a few MB (1024 MB = 1 GB) but that's for a very very old hard disk.
How do you obtain mac address of HP Laserjet P2055dn?
Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network.
If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:
- arp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)
- arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)
- ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)
- arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)
Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network.If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:
- Open a command window
- arp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)
- arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)
- ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)
- arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)
Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network.If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:
- Open a command window
- arp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)
- arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)
- ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)
- arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)
Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network.If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:
- Open a command window
- arp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)
- arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)
- ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)
- arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)
What are the features of MS-Word?
Create visually compelling documents more easily than ever
Save time and simplify your work
Work together more successfully
Access your information from more places
Discover an improved search and navigation experience.
Work with others without having to wait your turn.
Access and share your documents from virtually anywhere.
Add visual effects to your text.
Turn your text into compelling diagrams.
Add visual impact to your document.
Recover work you thought was lost.
Transcend communication barriers.
Insert screenshots and handwriting into your documents.
Accomplish more with an enhanced user experience.
A box that asks you to make a decision about an indivdiual object or topic is called an what box?
A tv will give you things to think about such as to like or unlike a person or give you a topic to have about 90% of the time this day in age. when referring to windows Operating system the answer is a dialog box
1Why does Microsoft recommend using Add Remove Programs to remove an installed application?
It is recommended by Microsoft as a more complete and thorough way to remove an application rather than using the proprietary un-install option on the software installed. However, occasionally some files and folders can be left behind and these will have to be removed manually from the "program files" folder.
There are many causes of 'Memory Access Violation' error when working with Tally. I suggest you backup you data by copying your "data" folder in your Tally program folder to a safe place. Then follow the instructions on this page on 'Tally memory access error' http://computing-tips.net/memory_access_error_tally/
What is the location of the ntoskrnl exe file?
ntoskrnl.exe is the Windows kernel file. Without it, Windows cannot boot.
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Ntoskrnl.exe error is described by experienced PC users to be a severe system error for it is closely tied with ntoskrnl.exe. Ntoskrnl.exe serves as the critical component for the family of Microsoft Windows NT operating systems. It is designed to provide the Kernel and Executive layers of the Windows NT kernel space, and is responsible for the running of various system services such as hardware virtualization, system process and memory operation. Ntoskrnl.exe manages the running of the Cache Manager, the Executive, the Kernel, the Security Reference Monitor, the Memory Manager, and the Scheduler and other system services.
The associated files of ntoskrnl.exe contain wnaspi32.dll, win32s16.dll, ntdll.dll, np16b6.tmp, msgina.dll, itcc.dll, HookDll.dll, imagehlp.dll, mhn.dll, bwmib.dll and wtopl32.dll. There are various kinds of system problem can possibly result in ntoskrnl.exe error messages, including damage or incompatible ntoskrnl.exe, missing ntoskrnl.exe, damaged ntoskrnl.exe removal/repair failure, corrupt program install/uninstall, driver file corruption, driver update failure, incorrect modification on Windows registry, associated .dll files and registry files corruption, malware attacks and incorrect removal of system components.
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There are a few steps you will have to go through to be able to test your memory on your Windows XP computer. You will need to use the DVD booting, then click on repair your computer, after that you will select Windows Memory Diagnostic tool. There you will be able to test your memory.
