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Adjust Windows Command Prompt Size
By default the COMMAND PROMPT is not always wide enough to display all the information. Here’s a simple tutorial to adjusting the size so all information can be display. Because the default size of CMD is not wide enough, the … Continue reading →
Posted in How To, Windows 7, Windows XP
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Tagged cmd, command prompt, confusion, default size, footer, preference, Resize, select properties
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Using Check-Disk (chkdsk) in Windows 7
If you ever used previous versions of Windows you might have notice a utility call ‘SCANDISK’. Similarly Window 7 contains a utility for checking disk errors and is appropriately call ‘CHKDSK’. The utility is able to check hard drive volumes … Continue reading →
Posted in How To, Windows 7
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Tagged attempt recovery, bad sectors, c dialog, clusters, colon, computer resources, drive volume, drive volumes, floppy disk, hard drive, integrity, local disk c, open computer, parameters, partition, previous versions, select properties, start menu, system error, volume name
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Change And View Workgroup Name
Default on every new installation Windows automatically creates a workgroup and gives it a default name WORKGROUP. Computers on a workgroup can easily share common resources and responsibilities such as file and printer sharing. Ideally, a workgroup should not exceed … Continue reading →
Posted in How To, Windows 7
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Tagged advance system, change settings, common resources, computer icon, computer name, control panel system, footer, installation windows, left column, security systems, select properties, start control panel, system settings, uac, workgroup, workgroup name
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Resolve ‘The Event Log Is Full’ Error
If you are having this problem there are two methods which you can take. One is to configure Windows to automatically delete the last event log to make space for the newest event log which Windows is trying to write. … Continue reading →
Posted in How To, Windows XP
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Tagged administrative tools, Administrator, control pannel, current event, event logs, footer, quotes, select properties
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Set NTFS Permissions in Windows XP Home
File level security permissions are used to protect data between user accounts on the same computer. Permissions such as FULL CONTROL, MODIFY, READ & EXECUTE, READ and WRITE can be set
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Tagged access system, amp, boot options, booting into safe mode, computer boots, data access, documents folder, existing users, files folder, footer, level security, mode options, multiple users, security permissions, security tab, select properties, system configuration utility, type msconfig, user accounts, windows xp home
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