Windows XP

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?

In order to answer the question, one would need to know for which operating system the "bootstrap loader" or boot loader is intended. There have been many boot loaders since electronic computers capable of running stored programs were first developed. Some of the earliest bootstrap loaders had no name at all; they were merely a list of steps one would execute to flip switches on the front panel of a computer to enter a rudimentary set of instructions that would allow the computer to finish loading its operating program from a paper tape reader or stack of punched cards.

One popular boot loader used with Linux systems today is called GRUB, which stands for "Grand Unified Boot Loader".

you can either click the bookmark button on the e-mail or you could type bookmark in the search bar

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At First u need to check whether u're USB drive has the capacity on minimum 1 GB, because the operating itself will carry upto 680MB-700MB of space.So check it out that then restart u're system

Goto the BIOS in advanced tab enable the USB option.

Make the boot from other (in that select the boot from USB )

Then press F10 or whatever the required save button for your BIOS and press enter then it will automatically start loading u're operating system files.

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Run the disk cleanup wizard. The wizard can be found from start menu Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Disk Cleanup Run the wizard and select the drive u want to cleanup If there are compressed old files in ur system, they can be removed at the end of the wizard.

Here are the steps how u can make partitions

>Right click on My computer and then on Manage

>Then click on Disk Management

>Right-click an unallocated region of a basic disk, and then click New Partition, or right-click free space in an extended partition, and then click New Logical Drive

>In the New Partition Wizard, click Next, click Primary partition, Extended partition, or Logical drive, and then follow the instructions on your screen.

Hope my answer is perfect

I'm no expert but some of my statements are saved / downloaded as .zo or .do file extensions. I change the .zo or .do to .pdf and that seems to work.

An executable file is a stand-alone binary file, in windows the most common executable files are followed by the extension .exe. A corrupted executable file is a one of these stand-alone binaries that either has missing data or data formatted in such away that it cannot be interpreted by the computer. Most of the time these occur because of half downloads or missing data, but in rare occasions it can be caused by third party harmful applications that modify the binary data making it unreadable.

Depends on what kind of hacker you are. There are three types of hackers: white hat, grey hat and black hat.

White hat hackers are hackers you are given permission by people to test the security of their computer systems. For example, the government or some important business might hire a hacker to see how vulnerable their computers are. The hacker is given the permission to run some tests and that is all. These hackers know when to stop and NEVER do anything criminal at all.

Black hat hackers are the hackers who are malicious and evil. They are the people who write viruses and other types of malware to deliberately enter someone's computer system illegally and steal their confidential information like bank account information. Being a black hat hacker can get you into some serious trouble if you are caught. The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act has the authority to prosecute black hat hackers and sentence them to prison. This act not only makes it a crime to attempt to hack into someone's computer without permission, but also to conspire to do so.

Grey hat hackers are a mixture of both a white and black hat hacker. Grey hats are generally good people, but they will also do bad things time to time. They are hired by people to test their computer systems, but will do malicious things to run tests like infecting the system with a virus or such. Sometimes they will deliberately leave the virus there on purpose just so they can monitor the computer even though the client hired them out of trust. Grey hat hackers can be prosecuted just like a black hat hacker.

By default a TFTP server will accept connection requests on UDP port 69.

Programs are normally stored on a hard drive and loaded into memory for execution.

The best RAM for your laptop is what can get put in to it and what the motherboard can handle usually a 64 bit OS can handle about 16gb RAM but a 32 bit OS can handle 8gb again in depends on how good your laptop is ?

It depends on which version of Windows you want. They all vary by how advanced they are. The newest Windows 7 Ultimate is about three hundred dollars just for the program. My friend installed ours for us.