Windows XP

yes..I have had many problems with phtodeluxe 3 and 4 on Vista. I can't load this or that..cannot find circle. dll..I used to have that parser issue but that was easily resolved. Suddenly a few weeks back neither would open completely.Just now I tried to use it again. I went to the the photodeluxe "folder" and clicked on the colorful pd4 and it worked. But when I copied it to the desktop, it would not work..so, I went back to the pd4 "sent" it to the desktop and it works fine..at least for the moment. I have photoshop but like many of you agree, it is much more complicated. I wish Adobe would create another photodeluxe program...So many of us love it and would be happy to pay for it..again. But for now, Photodeluxe 4 is working on my vista home premium.

Hi. Yes you can install Photodeluxe 4 on Vista Home Premium by doing the normal install then [right click] on Photodeluxe's desktop shortcut, click [Properties], click on the [Compatibility tab] and [checkmark] the open box for [Run this program in compatibility mode] and make sure it is set for Windows XP (Service Pack 2). Click [Apply and OK]. It should now work. Let me know if I helped.

Hello.

I'm no computer wiz but the easy answer for me was to click on the disc icon or shortcut to disc drive. Click on English, then click on Install, then back click on Setup (16 bit launcher). The last thing you do is click on Run as Administrator. In my case it started loading the PhotoDeluxe 4.0 like there never was a problem. The first time I edited a picture the program ran slow but when I closed it a message came up and now it runs perfectly.

Much faster then on my old PC with Windows XP. The old "scratch disc is full" problem is gone too.

The first thing you should do is check whether you really forget login password or not. When we install Windows, it automatically creates an account "Administrator" and sets its password to blank. So if you have forget your user account password then try this:

Start system and when you See Windows Welcome screen / Login screen, press ctrl+alt+del keys Twice and it'll show Classic Login box. Now type "Administrator" (without quotes) in Username and leave Password field blank. Press Enter and you will be able to log in Windows.

Or you can get into the Safe Mode to reset your account password from "Control Panel -> User Accounts". In Safe Mode Windows will show this in-built Administrator account in Login screen.

If you want to save time and without lose anything, recommend you to use a third party software--Windows Password Rescuer 3.0.It can recover windows 7/vista/xp/2008/2003/2000 password within several minutes. No need to reinstall your operation system.Only four steps to recover the password:

Step 1: Download Windows Password Rescuer

Step 2: Burn bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive

Step 3: BIOS setting,setup your computer boot from CD/DVD or USB

Step 4: Reset Windows password by a few clicks.

If you mean the Windows OS (operating system) it is basically what makes your computer run. if you mean like a window, it is simply the part of the screen that a program takes up. For instance, the internet browser you used to post this question opened in a window. hope this helps!

There is no version 2.5 for Windows Movie Maker that I know of. However, you can download version 2.1 from this URL:

http://download.cnet.com/Windows-Movie-Maker-Windows-XP/3000-13631_4-10165075.html?tag=mncol&cdlPid=10187903

Or, Version 2.6 (for Vista) at:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=D6BA5972-328E-4DF7-8F9D-068FC0F80CFC&displaylang=en

Generally, it will be single-user, single tasking.

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I would say, "hardware".

If your computer is having trouble opening your CD try this. With the disk in the drive, go to My Computer. Right-click on the drive and choose Explore. To fix the Autoplay feature you may want to go to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en

I would have to say HP works the best because they last longer and they are nicer and if you buy HP used you can get a good deal, but you have to be careful were you buy. My sisters and I have HPs and they are nice.

Both are ok, but your best bet on buying any computer is buying from a smaller company. They generally give the best customer service as well as a more sturdy and higher quality computer.

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Not necessarily. If you only use Windows, it makes no sense to have different file file systems, as FAT32 is rather inefficient and Windows 2000/XP/Vista default to NTFS anyway. If you dual-boot with Linux, you should use different file systems, as Linux doesn't handle NTFS very well, Windows can't read Linux partitions (like ext3 or ReiserFS) at all without additional software, and FAT32 is unsuitable for both. If you use Linux by itself, you can use multiple file systems without any issue, although sticking to one may be easier for performance or maintenance reasons (ReiserFS is faster; ext2/3 has more widespread support in various recovery tools).

well you have to download files or you have opened corrupted data

the question has, get cookies for your browser,

the answer is, a web or bank site put them on your computer, it has your ID & password, so when you came back they know who you are

TRY Clicking the red X button on the window. Bamm! works like a miracle.

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If you are using a crossover cable, simply assign static IP's to each machine (192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.3).

If using regular network cable, you will need to use a network switch or hub to connect them together, still using the static IP's for each machine.

There are several ways to open a program on a computer. The two most common methods are clicking the program icon or using a search engine.

• Clicking the program icon: Most programs have an icon that can be clicked on the desktop taskbar or in the Start menu. This will launch the program and open it for use.
• Using a search engine: Search engines are software programs that search for files and programs on a computer. This is typically done by typing in the name of the program in the search bar.

These two methods are the most common ways to open a program on a computer. However there are other more advanced methods such as using command lines or using specific program shortcuts.

All situations. Installation from floppy disk is the exception rather than the norm these days. Many systems do not have a floppy drive any more, now that USB flash drives, network installations and removable optical media (CD/DVD/BluRay) have become the norm.

Typically, reinstalling the program you are trying to run will fix this issue. Always be wary of uninstalling programs that share DLL files. Windows will prompt that the DLL may be used by other programs and removing them may adversely affect other programs that share it. If you are unsure of whether or not a DLL is shared by another program, it is best to leave it.

Some Windows repair tool can help you fix dll errors if you do not know how to resolve them manually.

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Reference : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/888732

Windows XP Home Edition will only support one processor

Note this is physical processors, NOT cores. All versions of Windows XP will support processors with any number of cores.

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Yes they can. There is a log file in the computer they are monitoring and this can be accessed by the administrators to check out different sorts of things like internet history, the last time it has been logged on by a user etc.