Upon attempting to close a group of tabs, a box would appear that had two check box options; among them "Open these pages next time I use Internet Explorer". I think someone was using my laptop and checked the "Do Not Ask Me This Again" box. How would I reinstate that feature?
goto Tools%26gt;Internet Options%26gt;Settings in the Tabs section
How can I get a (new) computer with a 32 bit processor?
WHY bother? ALL 64bit processors run great with 32bit OS. The only real 32bit processor is Core Duo (Yonah) but it is mainly for laptops. Other 32bit processors are outdated, relatively slow and would just make your life miserable.
better question is why do you want a 32 bit processor, you can run XP on a 64 bit machine by using XP64. but not all new computers have 64 bit cpu's and i commend your willingness in steering clear of vista, its orrible and it dont work very well
Vista comes in two flavors, 32-bit and 64-bit; whichever you use depends on your CPU. Although you must use a 64-bit processor to run 64-bit Vista, you can use either for Vista 32-bit. Vista is just the OS, however, and it doesn't solve any of your day-to-day needs without games and applications. This is why your approach to deciding which computer to get to run Vista shouldn't be based on Vista's requirements, but on the requirements of the games/programs you wish to run UNDER Vista. More specifically, the games/programs with the highest level of system requirements.
I cant update my windows vista home basic edition through Windows Update function. I am connected to the internet and I get a error code c80003fa. Anyone having hte same problem?
I got premium and its doing the same thing its been like that for a month I think its the same error code ,,I have never been able to fix it
I hope you get a solution
Ive just turned off the updates, then every 2 - 3 months I run autopatcher, that way you can download the whole lot at once.
http://autopatcher.com/autopatcher-vista...
Just bought a
toshbia Laptop with cd%26dvd burner, but I don't see burn on Windows Media. Where do I start?
depends what you are trying to burn. if it's data, you can use the default software. just copy files, insert a disc, and paste onto disc and burn. if it's ISO files, use infra recorder: infrarecorder.sourceforge.net/.
if you're trying to copy dvds, namely commercial dvds, keep in mind that you are most likely violating a copyright law. you can use Nero, which is not free, or Roxio, which is not free either, but may or may not be included with your computer. Windows media won't even run dvds in most cases, so i'd advise you to keep away from it.
Are people still experiencing problems with Vista? Does anyone know if the software I am using for my photos (adobe) will be compatable with Vista.
Hi,
YES Adobe does work with Vista, you can always ask for Windows XP Pro to be installed on your New System and then you know that it will work O.K. hope this helps you.
Adobe is ok,WAIT A YEAR BEFORE YOU GET VISTA SP1 IS,NT OUT YET.A lap top has very short battery life,a pc is better.
I don't think the new features that vista has are worth the teething problems accompanied with the new OS. I personally think sticking to windows xp media centre edition is the best idea. Best out there as far as windows OS goes. Its cheaper as well.
Vista is the biggest resource hog. I would hold off of Vista until at least Service Pack 1 is released. You can still purchase Dell and HP laptops (there may be others) with the option of XP. Your Adobe photoshop should be ok with Vista.
Oh my... you forgot to tell us WHAT VERSION of Adobe that you use. But it probably works.
i can or i have to get a new software?
Vista hates usb devices you will have to wait for the maker to release vista drivers.
You'll need new drivers and possibly software off the manufacturer's web site .
Check the printers web page and see if the manufacturers has posted VISTA print drivers to support your printer.
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Hi, you can sort this out, so don't worry.
A great Windows password cracker is Ophcrack. This password cracker is based on rainbow tables rather than brute force, which means it doesn't take hours and days to run, rather only 20 mins or so.
http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/
All you do is download the iso image from their website and burn it onto CD (maybe do this on a friend's computer if you cannot access yours). Then boot your WindowsPC with the Ophcrack cd you have just burnt. You can select the boot device as CD in the bios of your computer.
It will start automatically and in no time tell you all the passwords it finds.
Please note that it may not work if your password contains special symbols (eg. !"搂$% etc.)
you use XP cause vista is crap
just click on where it says forget password%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;they will probably ask you for your e-mail address and email your password to you
or go in through you browser i have firefox and i go in sometimes thru there if im having a problem until i fix it .....
Good luck
thats a tough one try these sites
http://www.ozzu.com/mswindows-forum/vist...
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.c...
also if u have two usernames accounts go on the non password protected one and remove the password on the other hope this helps
My speakers are just the normal Dell speakers that come with the computer when you buy it.
Do headphones work? If not, then you may need to go to Dell's website, look up your PC's serial # or model, then find the vista drivers for your sound card.
Just go into the device manager ans see if the driver needs to be updated.
If you have a sound (located inside your computer) card and it is made by a company named Creative then that is your problem. It is not your speakers but your sound card that your speakers are hooked into on the back of your computer that is not working. The Dell web site might have a sound card driver download that might help you but if the sound card is from Creative then your problem might never get solved as Creative has still never released any workable upgrades to fix their sound card problems with Vista.
Edit update: One more thought. The Creative sound cards work great in XP and could be the main reason for your sound lose due to your Vista upgrade. As a computer expert for over 10 years I would go back to XP and run Vista only in a brand new computer. I run computers for Uncle Sam and we are still using Windows 2000/XP and will for at least another 5 years. I do not see Vista ever getting cleared for use. To many problems.
Aren't your speakers. It is your sound card. It's probably not compatible with vista. You can either go to microsoft website and check for drivers updates or if you know your sound card's brand, you can go to the website and find out. (Tip: if th speakers hook up to the top in the back, the sound card is integrated in your mother board, if it's in the bottom you have an actual sound card). If your computer is some sort of brand like compaq, or dell, or something like that, you can find your computer's components info in their websites.
I have an older MS XP that is starting to fail. I bought a new computer but it has MS Vista and will not install MS Access97.
Since I have 10 years of customer information in that program, I really need to be able to install it on the new computer before the old one crashes.
The button on the top of the keyboard that will connect the computer to a wireless network has stopped working since i re-installed windows vista onto the notebook
please help
The existing driver does not support the operating system (vista) or visa verso.
Solution:
- See if you can find the driver on the Internet or call Fujitsu services to email you the right drivers.
How:
- In the vista windows (drivers) it will provide you the information which driver is not support or not functioning accordingly.
Make sure you install all of the drivers for the computer also.
If you do not have a drivers disk in addition to the Vista disk taht you installed, you may need to go to the manufacturer's website and see if they have a support page where you can download them. I would bet that this would take care of your problem.
Have you reinstalled the driver for it? Check your hardware manager for devices not installed then check your installation disc for the right driver. Sometimes there are several different drivers for wifi.
If you have a problem finding the driver, punch in your pc make and model number into google and you should find them.
Best help is to do what I did, format drive, install XP pro, throw vista in trash where it belongs or better still sue microsoft for selling such bad software.
I have been looking for the calculator in my new windows vista but i couldn't find it
can anybody help?
I used to look for it always under the accessories
go to start and search for calculator. then you can drag and drop it to your desktop for easier access in the future
It should be under Accessories in Windows Vista, too. If you have search enabled on your start menu, type in "Calculator" in the search box at the bottom of your start menu.
Goto Start %26gt; Run and type calc and hit enter. good luck !
I have Windows Vista and my calculator is still in the accessories file. Its the first one in the file.
Click on the Start menu icon.
In the "Start Search" box, type "calculator".
It will be listed in the programs window.
theres a serach button in the start menu search 4 it plz vote best answer!!
Start Menu (which is a picture of a windows logo)
What will happen if we are installing Windows Vista Ultimate in low performance computer.
The low performance computer as i type is meant that the computer is only can meet the requirement for Windows Vista Home Basic.(Home Basic do not have Aero and 3D Flip navigation).
If i am installing Ultimate version, will this disable COMPLELETELY Aero and Flip 3D or the features as i mentioned above is still present in the computer and need a heavy work load to display the Aerdo and 3D Flip?
Yes, the aero and flip 3d features will be disabled. Also in 512mb of ram vista ultimate will run even slower than snail just because in ultimate version there are many more features that need memory. So it will be damn slow. Probably, if vista setup checks for adequate system requirements, it will not even install.
it probably wont run
Those features such as AERO and FLIP will not work, the system will run those heavy duty features based on your system performance scoring which Vista calculates during and after install. If your system doesnt meet the required score then it automatically disables those features.
May work, may work VVAARRYY SLOWWW, may not work at ALL, you do know ultamate waaay more cool stuff apart from just aero and 3D flip right?
i can not install yahoo for my interent for windows vista. do i have to call for a new cd or what?
straight download from here:
I got my settings stuck in head set mode and I can't hear the sound out of my pc's speakers what do I do to change that?
ha
Well, basically I have Windows Vista. I'd like to use my computer and its applications as much as possible, make it a multi-functional tool. What I'm interested in is if Windows Vista would happen to have an alarm clock application installed?
If so, would anyone with Windows Vista care to please explain in detail the whereabouts of finding it on my computer? If there is no alarm clock application, would anyone know a website (clean and not infected with viruses, etc) where I can download the software application and that is Vista compatible?
Thank you to those who provide a good answer, its really appreciated!
I don't see any Gadgets for Win. Vista to use as an alarm clock in the Side Bar. I recommend using Yahoo Widgets for your desktop. Get the Neon Clock widget it has the loudest Alarms (in my opinion) or Digital Clock widget, it has an alarm as well (I have not used it).
Yahoo Widget Home
http://widgets.yahoo.com/
http://widgets.yahoo.com/win/
Neon Clock Widget
http://widgets.yahoo.com/gallery/view.ph...
Digital Clock Widget
http://widgets.yahoo.com/gallery/view.ph...
It doesnt have a built in one per-say but you can install one here. Enjoy!!
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Windows-Wid...
If you can provide me a link where I can download the language packs I would appreciate it....I am looking forward to change an english version of vista to Spanish.
if for window xp, try the following
1. control panel
2. regional %26 language options
3. regional options tab - customised - select the language.
ok
for windows vista, it might be similar steps.
try it.
sorry that i didn't asnwer your question.
I already add to my watch list. If i come across any solution to your question, will try to inform you. Report It
I ordered an Asus A8V-XE motherboard and Vista x64. They have not arrived yet, but I just realized there are no Vista drivers on the asus website for this particular board. i don't want to open the mobo and find it incompatible. Anyone know of a 939 board that works with vista 64?
Yes, MSI carries a few 64-bit boards that are compatible with Vista. However, be warned that many programs (including some virus scanners) hate the 64-bit environment and will not install/run at all. If I were you, I would avoid Vista-64 at all costs.
tbh if you find somewhere stocking many 939 mobos now your lucky,
http://www.asrock.com/support/Download.a...
Asrock has a couple 939 boards, but i have little faith in that company
other then that i can't really find any 939 boards which themselves support Vista although it shouldn't be too big of a deal.
Vista is meant to make use of the 64bit core, it should still run on a non Vista specialised board, it just... wont be as good.
Boy, did I work at this one (to no avail) - the problem with trying to find a socket 939 mobo that will definitely work with Vista is the age of those motherboards. Socket 939s stopped sometime in 2004, and apparently, while just about all of that generation of motherboard was certified for XP, its only the socket AM2 motherboards that are certified for Vista. I checked Abit, Asus, Biostar, ECS, and Gigabyte, and no one had socket 939 mobos with Vista drivers.
HOWEVER! I did a quick check of my PC, where I have Vista running in a virtual machine, and my PC is a socket 939 system from Gateway, with the Nvidia C51 chipset and GeForce 6100 onboard video - similar to many socket 939 mobos I looked at. Since that's one of the most common chipsets for socket 939 systems, and since the K8T890 in your Asus motherboard is also one of the most common chipsets of the time for socket 939 systems, I'd say you've got a very good chance that it will work with Vista. Granted, I could only find one K8T890 motherboard that's definitely certified for Vista (and it was socket AM2), but I'd still say its a good bet it will work with Vista. Hope this helps.
I wanted to dual-boot my computer with XP and Vista and I was wondering if I should buy the full version or the upgrade if I am installing it on a hard drive partition.
You can get either. Depending on the version of Vista you're looking to install, a full version may be cheaper that the upgrade version. You DO NOT have to install XP on the partition to install Vista. Start the Vista installation and at some point it will ask for your original XP CD and COA (serial number).
Shop around, and DON'T buy Vista at a retail store. You pay hundreds more than if you buy it online somewhere.
Roughly priced, Vista should cost -
Vista Home Basic 32 bit $100
64 bit $106
Vista Home Premium 32 bit $120
64 bit $126
Vista Business 32 bit $160
64 bit $170
Vista Ultimate 32 bit $190
64 bit $200
Hope that helps.
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Hi there. I want to set up a wireless Connection from my Master Computer (running Vista) to a different computer running XP. The problem is that when I insert the usb flash drive into the XP computer, It says it cannot install the wireless network because the computer is using a different version of windows. Oh, and to make matters worse, I lost the CD that came with the network card.
What can I do?!
My network card is a DWL-520+ (D-Link)
You don't really need anything special. My main desktop computer is running XP pro and this machine I'm typing to you on is running Vista Premium. I use a store bought router and its configured with all the security that it comes with.
Your usb. Are you booting with USB plugged in? If so, try booting with out it plugged in. Also try another USB port and a different USB flash drive.
You can go to the Dlink website and search for and download your driver. Its not Vista Compatible according to Dlink.
I just wanted to know if my computer would explode with viruses if I took UAC off. I don't think I would, though.
it makes it just as prone (and maybe a little more because of all the security holes) as xp was. its not that safe either way, so I wouldn't worry about it.
After the downgrade, the USB ports were not functioning. I contacted Dell, but the Chipset they sent didn't work either.
The XP drivers for the Latitude D630 are available here:
http://support.dell.com/support/download...
find the vendor for the USB interface (or you could try Microsoft's windows update) and get the drivers directly from the horse's mouth so to speak...
I have transferred my music files from a USB onto my new laptop (Windows Vista). For some reason, most of the files are in duplicate - I didn't think you could have 2 identical files in one folder anyway! (I don't think these are seperate files but the same file listed twice in one folder). I'm quite confused so any help is appreciated. Should I just go through and delete any duplicate files?
check the file extensions, has windows media player downloaded the album art? you're right when you say you can't have two files with the same name - IF they are the same file format.
My friend just got a new Dell laptop preloaded with Vista Home Premium. It also came with a disc of Vista. So does anyone know what this disc is or how many times you can use it?
The deal is this - you can install it on two computers. However, it can only be activated on one computer at a time. The reason for this is that if you make significant hardware upgrades it will be interpreted as a second computer, and so they set it up like this so you can do hardware upgrades without purchasing a new copy of Vista. But it will deactivate the first version (which makes sense if you're installing it twice on the same computer) and only activate the second copy.
So what it really comes down to is activation. When you install Vista, you have 30 days to activate it. When you do this, it connects to the microsoft server and makes sure that this version hasn't been used already. If it has, it won't activate. You have 30 days of use before it goes into reduced functionality mode, where it deletes your start menu and all desktop shortcuts and won't do anything but connect you to the microsoft site to purchase a legal copy.
If your friend's computer has Vista installed on it, it's probably been activated. If you install it on your computer, it will either deactivate his copy (meaning he has 30 days of use) or refuse to activate on your computer. Plus neither of you will be able to reinstall it since it's already attempted to activate twice. Or, they may mark that serial number as pirated and not let either of you activate.
you will have to sign in for Customer Preview Program If you registered for this program in June you will receive an email from Microsoft (sent in early September) with information regarding RC1 Release Candidate 1 If you are not registered but would like to receive Windows Vista RC1, the CPP will open to new participants in the coming weeks. Please check this site periodically for updates http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/
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I don't have a start button menu cause my windows expired, so how can I get one for free online.
It should not expire, not unless its a trail version, in which you will have to pay to get a product key. But if you already paid for your copy, you should not be having this issue.
torrent it
when you open a folder in windows vista you can go to Organize -%26gt; Layout -%26gt; Select Preview Pane
i need any software that give me the same preview in windows XP.
Is these you're looking for?
u cant add it to be
used in xp by a 3rd party application such
an application aint developed yet sorry ...
maybe in the future there will be one ...
Well, Vista Explorer has "Preview Pane" feature to enable preview of file content directly in explorer such text, image, multimedia etc (compare with xp just show thumbnail of image file). As a good substitutions (not exactly same), try:
1. Explorer View by get data (www.getdat.com)
2. FilePreviewer (www.orionsoftlab.com)
You can find keygen at: www.astalavista.ms
I've been using them, and very useful.
Forgive my bad English. Thx
no
if you want theme like vista then u can get vista tranformar....
but not any software which u want...
guys, i Have a 500 gb western digital external Hard Drive. Is it possible to install my Windows Vitsa Upgrade into it? If so, how?
i dont think that will work..
you need a pc just to be able to boot your operating system.
i have windows xp and i am considering vista but is it any good or is it about the same as xp.
The difference is that XP still gives you the freedom to run what ever you want on your computer and Vista does not.
Essentially you tell XP what you want to run and it will comply without too much argument.
Vista tells you what it will allow you to run and prohibits you from doing as you please.
Also Vista degrades all audio and video files by 60% unless they are digitally signed by Microsoft in the form of WMA or WMV files with acquired licenses.
And any copies of audio or video files made with Vista are automatically corrupted.
You should read this short article from Forbes Magazine about Vista.
http://www.forbes.com/security/2007/02/1...
That should answer most your questions about Vista.
I have been using Vista for 2 weeks and I really like it, it is faster and no hangs or lock ups as of yet.
time will tell the story...
here are some notable differences between Windows XP and Windows Vista. NetMeeting has been replaced by Windows Collaboration while MSN Explorer has been removed completely.
My computer has a 64 bit processor but i dont know how to update from a 32 bit to a 64 bit.. Help me plz....
Judging by your spelling, I wouldn't worry about my computer, instead I would worry about English class more.
Dirk called it. Worry about your spelling before your computer.
You cannot upgrade the operating system in such manner since the basic architecture is different between 32bit and 64bit.
Try reinstalling using a 64bit Windows Vista version.
I have admin rights and I can uninstall some programs but not others. Many programs don't show the uninstall option when selected. Please help!
due to the fact that some of the programs are used by other programs you cant uninstall them, try clicking on them for information they should take you to a website for information. also you can go into C drive and take them out from there but I dont recomend doing this if you have no idea about computers.
Is there a particular program. Norton requires downloading the Norton removal tool.
Depends on what you mean by "restore". If you have a bunch of stuff you want to save, and you can still boot your machine then the first step would be to back up all that stuff to CD, DVD, USB drive, etc. Then if you have a restore disk that came w/ the machine simply boot to it and follow your nose. If you just have the OS on a disk then boot to that, after backing up your stuff of course, then you will need to delete the partition the OS is on, re-create the partition, format it, and install the OS. After you get the OS on the machine you will need to run all the windows updates, install antivirus, re-install all your software, and then put your backed up files back on teh machine.
you can do a repair install of xp or vista and it won't lose all your programs as long as you don't repartition the harddrive or reformat it. the repair install will repair the os and save all your program settings.
is this easiest way to transfer files like photos etc to my new computer?
you cold use a memory stick, backup files into it and then transfer them to your new computer. Please drop Vista, go with XP. It will make thing much smoother for you. Good luck!
Use a cd.
copy the files onto a writeable cd. for two reasons
(1) you will always have a copy of them
(2) it is easier to copy files and folders to and from cd's
I think you can use a lan lead
USB link cables are crap. Either get a USB hard-disk, or move the files via your network. If you do not have a network, buy an ethernet cross-over cable, and link your machines that way.
EDIT: in your position, I would simply mount my old drive in the new box as a slave, then copy the files directly.
You should dump windows and install kubuntu instead. Or at the very least, upgrade your vista system to xp (yes, I know vista came out after xp, but xp just about works, while vista is a crock of ****)
You should use a laplink cable.
It would be the quickest way I expect. I just put all my files onto a cd and after I installed Vista I copied the files from the cd back to the computer.
I have an mp3 player which I use as a pen drive. If you have one you can use simply load your pics onto it then plug the player into a USB port on your Vista computer and load them into your pics folder.
Not a USB cable but you can buy a serial transfer cable and connect both PC s that way use the in built file transfer program in Windows
Belkin now do a Vista transfer cable especially to transfer files from an XP machine to a Vista machine. Costs about 拢20 and is available at PC World. I have one myself and it works in conjuction with the file transfer wizard and special drivers supplied on a cd that is supplied with the cable.
Use crossable or USB flush drive
These should all work with Vista.
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I am looking the temporary internet folder where cookies, images and other temporary internet stuff is saved.
Control Panel%26gt;Internet options%26gt;Browsing history
C:\ Documents and Settings \Owner\ Local Settings \Temporary Internet Files
change "Owner" to be your login name.
Is a vacant lot at 14502 Broadway, Whittier, 90604. Is to find out if a home business can be run or started.
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I just got a new computer and can't find a compatable virus protection, can any one help?
Here is a simple tutorial on how to cleanup your computer. They are real basic steps, but it is a good first step to take and will often clean out 95% of the junk (such as spyware, viruses, etc) off your computer, and will remove most popups (if you have them). All the tools used are free of use. Here is the link:
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AIM really has a hard time working, as do many other programs, should I just downgrade to XP?
Uninstall Vista. Resort to Linux or XP. Preferably Linux. Less viruses, less problems.
Regards,
Brandon
you answered your own question my friend.
Make sure you have the most current (Vista) versions of Java and AIM. You do NOT want to downgrade. Some have done so but it's an expensive and complex process.
No, you need to research the conflicts you're having, that's what I had to do.
open office is not compatible and it costs $250 dollars in the electronics store. I was thinking about buying a new computer anyway but all the ones I looked at don't have it.
windows vista office 2007 will have it.
ms office is an optional package for additional price for some retailers. new computers doesn't come with it so you always have to buy it.
MS Powerpoint is a sub-program of the MS Office suite. You can get it separate, but why wouldn't you just get the MS Office package and have Word, Excel %26 Powerpoint at your fingertips.
And no, MS Office does not come standard with new computers. That's a $250+ program which Microshaft is not about to give away. You could download an illegal copy from somewhere on the internet, but that's up to you to do your own research...
Most computers, new, come equipped with a trial of Microsoft Office (now 2007); you can use the trial of Office which has PowerPoint or just download the trial from http://office.microsoft.com.
PP is a part of the MS Office suit, you won't find it in any other suit.
If you buy a new computer with Vista, you get Works 8.5 with it...that has Powerpoint bundled with it
my lucent win modem is automatically installed on windows xp. i tried the driver that came with the modem on vista but it wont work. i tried to search the internet but could not find any driver which supports vista. i tried to go to lucent homepage but they redirected me to agere homepage. i contacted agere to get the driver but they told me that they do not supply drivers.
http://www.driverguide.com
Try searching there..
drivers.com or cnet.com
lucent.com
or drivers.com
We have deleted the items from the desktop and then from the trash, but every morning when we logon the deleted items have returned to the desktop again.
Also...we can't seem to save anything to 'my documents' - can only save to the desktop.
We are on a network server.
Any ideas on how we can fix this?
What sort of items?
If you were not on a network server, malware or a virus would be the first thought. Check thoroughly anyhow.
My hubby logged on to an adult site, which he said was "free." Now we have this flashing warning that tells us we have a "probable" chance of getting a virus. We have McAfee, so I know the computer is protected. (Protected Mode is On). You can close this warning off, but it pops up all the time. Don't know how to get it off. There is more than one site doing this. I'm sure my hubby clicked OK instead of "no." There have been various virus scan software that I've had to delete or uninstall. Do I have to download the free trial and uninstall? Or will I have to keep doing this?
I'd guess that an adware/spyware installed on your computer when he went to that site. And, that adware is trying to get you to act on the ad by scaring you about a "probable" virus.
First, I'd recommend that you do not click on it at all. Second, do you have McAfee anti-virus or Security Suite (which includes anti-spy)? Because you'll need to run an anti-spy program to get rid of what's on your computer. You could run your Windows Defender to see if that will clear it. There are also other free anti-spy programs you could run, such as AVG:
http://free.grisoft.com/doc/20/lng/us/tp...
Porn sites put nasty stuff on your pc. You could clean it with anti-spyware ( http://www.microsoft.com/protect/compute... ) and anti-virus software ( http://www.grisoft.com/doc/download-free... ) but I wouldn't use the pc for any financial services (shopping online, banking) before I'd reinstalled windows from scratch. Also, McAfee sucks. Having it installed will not protect you.
i went to microsofts website and checked on there but they only have one for a colorado state one and another that i cant even choose my area from. Does anyone know?
WINDOWS VISTA HAS ONLY 2 SNOW GADGETS :
1 IS COLORADO SNOW GADGET AND THE OTHER ONE IS NEW ZEALAND SNOW GADGET - THAT IS IT
however there is http://widgets.yahoo.com - former konfabulator -
yahoo bought konfabulator abt 2 yrs ago - they have several snow report widgets - if you want to download yahoo widgets you will find them there
I cannot even realize the importance of having a back-up of my files aside from having a second copy of it on a removable material on a pc.But I think it's much better to be secured because there really is a possibility of a system crash.So please help me.I suppose it can be done through the "BACKUP AND RESTORE CENTER" on the welcome center of Vista.What I really want to know is the PROCESS of this back-up thing.
you can use Acronis True Image to back up your files,e-mails,pictures,personal settings,etc.
it supports Windows Vista.
for more information read here:
www.acronis.com
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I have a laptop running on Vista and a desktop running on XP and I need to connect the two to share internet, files, and a printer; I currently have an ethernet cable hooked up to each so what do I do now?
You need a router of some sort hooked up to your broadband connection.
THen you need a work group so that you can share resources.
Do you just have a cross-over cable from one computer to the other or do you have a router?
The router will take care of Internet sharing.
Whichever computer has the printer attached to it, go to Control Panel %26gt; Printers and right click on the printer and then Sharing. Turn Sharing on.
On the other machine have windows look for a networked printer.
Folders can be shared by right-clicking on them and going to Advanced (I believe) and enabling sharing)
too much detail to discuss here.
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You'll need a router if you want each to be able to connect to the internet at the same time.
Your DSL/Cable modem will plug into it's plug on the router, then you'll connect your computers using their ethernet cables to the router.
I want to use my yahoo to check all mail and it's trying to connect with windows mail and I don't want it to do that. So how do I go in and change the settings for Windows Mail on Windows Vista?
i imagine the same as xp go to control panel add remove programs then set program access defaults click on custom and uncheck windows mail by clicking other. then close out and go to internet options programs tab under mail option make sure outlook express is not on just use the drop down menu to change it. this should turn it off
I'm trying to find a Windows Vista compatible converter for MOV format video so I can burn it on DVD to play on regular DVD players. Is there anything out there? Thx!
Total Video2Dvd Author can help you convert mov to dvd simply and directly, work on home dvd player
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