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Archives For
February 2006
Date Posted: February 26, 2006
Q.
I was looking at the specs for a new
computer and see that it uses something
called SATA connections. What is SATA?
Q.
When I right click my desktop, choose
Properties then the Appearance tab, under
the Color scheme I only have three choices,
Blue, Green or Silver. On a friends computer
he has many times more. Schemes like Brick,
Desert, Eggplant, and many more. Why does he
have so many and I so few?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: February 19, 2006
Q.
What is this new thing called Windows
Defender?
Q.
I read your article for Nov 10, 2005 about
the red X in email, but that didn't solve my
problem. I am still getting the red X in
email from one particular person. How can I
fix this?
Q. Every now and then I
paste something onto my desk top and the
Icon is labeled "SCRAP". What the is
that all about?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: February 12, 2006
Q. I
plugged a USB Jump drive into the hub
and several times saw a message that it
would perform better if plugged into a
high speed port- "click here to see
available ports". I clicked and saw a
highlighted listing with "8 unused
ports" but didn't know where to find
them.
Q. Many times I want to print just a
portion of something on a web page,
but every time I try the whole pages
prints. How can print just a
part of a page?
Q. Does it matter if I
rename a file by right
clicking "rename" or
just highlight the name
& type in the new name?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: February 5, 2006
Q. I
found a program called Registry program on the Internet and
when I ran it, I came up with these results. 487 Problems
found. 366 Total Items restricted.
My question is, are the two items dangerous to the operation
of my machine and if so do I need to buy this program to
correct the Registry?
Q. I have a
stupid little window that pops up every time I start my
computer, asking be to buy something. I have traced it
down to a file that I tried to delete. But, every time I
try to delete it, I'm told that I can't. How can I get
rid of this file?
(Full Article)
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