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Windows XP operating system displays a Welcome screen by default. It consists of an Icon and List of all the computer’s users. To be able to view your desktop, you should click on your username and enter your password so it can log onto your [...]
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No Windows Welcome Screen
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Make the Icons stay where they are
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Having a problem making your desktop icons stay exactly where you put them? Try this… Right click your desktop click arrange icons and uncheck auto arrange. You can drag and drop them wherever you want. Note that, if you start [...]
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Prevention is the Key!
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It is an actuality of Windows that trying to fix Registry problems after they take place is much more complicated than preventing their occurrence in the first place. So when it comes to the Windows Registry, the motto should always be “prevention is the key!” This is because it is frequently the most [...]
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KEEP TRACK OF YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM
Just like any other thing, your computer has history. You can easily learn the past activities within your system by accessing SYSTEMINFO. This part of Windows XP keeps track of all installations, whether it is hardware or software, as well as data stored, from the moment it was manufactured. This is a handy tool to [...]
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Password Recovery
Forgetting our computer passwords is a big blow. Luckily, there is XP’s Forgotten Password Wizard that you could refer to if you accidentally misplace your user password. In order to create a password recovery disk, simply write it down the minute you create a user account and then proceed by creating your very own password [...]
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HAVE FUN WITH YOUR SCHEDULING SERVICE
Windows XP has an internal Scheduling Service that organizes the routine checks of programs and software. It is the window that prompts to remind you to that your virus software needs updating, or your hard drive needs defragmenting. But you can also use this service for personal schedules and alarms, and have fun doing it [...]
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HELPFUL THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN YOUR MOUSE CONKS OUT (3)
The most important combinations to remember are those that involve saving a file, quitting an application and shutting down your computer. Some combinations are great with editing should you desire to continue working even without a mouse. Following are the most basic combinations that are commonly used within a keyboard:CTRL + S : Saves FileCTRL + [...]
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