Windows XP

Macs do not have an Insert key. This is generally considered a good thing. A suitable replacement key will vary depending upon the application being used. If you wish to overwrite text then the text to be replaced should be highlighted and then anything typed will replace the highlighted text.

From the Virtual Box File menu select Virtual Media Manager... This will present you with a list of installed operating systems on their virtual discs. Select the systems no longer required and click the Remove button at the top. You will then have the option to delete the virtual disc to regain the space for your hard disc.

IP Address

A product key should be used ONLY for 1 computer. The product key should not be used more than once. However, if you have used a product key more than once, the product key can be changed without re-installing the operating system.

NFS

Linux runs on a large variety of hardware. Windows will only run on hardware with an x86-compatible processor (Core 2, Xeon, Athlon 64 X2, etc...). Also, even the Professional edition of Xp will only scale to two physical processors. So much of your computing power will likely go to waste. To use all of the processors, you need Windows Server 2003 or higher.

Encryption

By going into 'Run' in the start bar then type in msconfig into 'Run' click on programs at the top then disable all the programs that don't need to be started first thing like Itunes, Microsoft office ect.. then it should run faster.

Do not delete this, if you do your computer will become non functional. Telling users to delete this was a common "troll" on the internet used to make people unfamiliar with computers to delete critical system files. For more information please see the related link

a computer that resides in some distant location from which data can be retrieved .It typially refers to a server in a private network or public network.

It is not clear what you mean by "tab," but if you are talking about a window, then there is no shortcut for Excel to minimize or maximize a window. You need to click on the symbols in the top right corner of the window to maximize or minimize.

It's not easy, and you will probably have all sorts of compatibility and graphical problems with the games you try, but it can be done. Still, the games will be nowhere near as good as they are on the PS2. You need to get a PS2 Emulator - Google that and read the site's How-To guides.

Default drive letter for a hard drive is C

On my computer there were two hard drives installed, and the second was D

CD drive is E

USB ports are F, G, H, I, J, and K on mine

shortcut menu

you just simply press the maximise button it's that simple...

Any kind of paper, glass, plastic, aluminum foil, and cardboard. There are more items that you can put into recycling bins, but there are a few of them.

'Cause my brother fell my laptop on the ground and I don't know if it's already broken. I'm so scared 'cause this laptop is so expensive. :(

Read the error message. It may indicate what the problem is. For example Inaccessible boot device. Then search on google to find out how to avoid it.

Alternatively you can try to boot in safe mode. Press F8 during boot phase.

When that happens you are just going to hold the power button and the home button at the same time till your screen goes black then turn it back on and don't worry because it's going to go into recovery mode then you restore it into iTunes and then he password is gone then you just sync all the stuff back into your iPod hope this helps

It won't find it.

These bays contain CD Drives/Burners, or DVD Drives/Burners. Although Hard drivers typically go in one of your 3.5 bays, there are braces you can buy to fit one in a 5.25 bay. There are also some Audio pre-amps that can fit into these bays.

Numbers don't have "lower and upper cases". If you are referring to subscripts and superscripts (the number is typed just above or below the text, but in much smaller type), they are selectable using the Font menu.

Yes, IBM released OS2, I don't know if it still exists as a commercially viable product. Intel released iRMX which was an incredible "real time" operating system that was great for process control, but again I don't know if it's still available. QNX is an excellent operating system for distributed processing and is currently available. I'm sure there are may other operating systems that specialize in their own niche.

There are many operating systems beside the ones mentioned. Many are no longer marketed but may still be in use as the hardware is still working and doing its job.

Digital Equipment Corporation (now part of HP) used to sell the PDP-8 and PDP 12 (they ran tss-8, ps/8 and os/8), PDP-10 and PDP-20 (ran TOPS-10 and TOPS-20), PDP-11 (ran DOS-11, RT-11, RSTS). I believe the PDP-11 is still being used to manage some nuclear plants and there is much discussion as to whether they should leave it or switch to a modern system. They are also still selling (by another company) OpenVMS which used to run on VAX hardware, then ALPHA hardware and is now available on an Intel Itanium. The OpenVMS system is one of the first systems to actually be part of a network, and part of the internet when it was called arpanet. It also has the reputation of being one of the most secure systems around and the longest up time between software crashes.

IBM has their mainframe that first came out in the 1960's running a system called OS/360, then OS/370 and now called system Z. It is a popular secure workhorse at large banking and financial institutions. The mainframe also runs a version of linux. IBM also has the power systems which runs AIX (a version of the real unix), IBM i, and also a version of linux.

There are many other companies that are no longer around and their software systems have been abandoned or absorbed and incorporated into modern systems.

the default document settings are stored in what template file?