Latest Blog Posts for Windows XP Tips and Tricks

• Half Windows Vista Wallpaper MSN Logo
  on Jan 1, 1970
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• XP File and permissions
  on Jan 1, 1970
  The files and permissions in Windows XP seem complex. Microsoft has released an article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base, but after reading that, it describes in detail the infinity of a security system based on a 1-5 scale. However, if you are loo...
• Spider Web Windows Vista Wallpaper
  on Jan 1, 1970
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• Windows XP and Symmetric Multiprocessing
  on Jan 1, 1970
  Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) is a technology that allows a computer to use more than one processor. The most common configuration of a Symmetric Multiprocessing computer is one that uses two processors. The two processors are used to perform the f...
• 3D Windows Live Vista Wallpaper
  on Jan 1, 1970
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• Speed up Mozilla Firefox
  on Jan 1, 1970
  Want to speed up Mozilla Firefox some more in Microsoft Windows XP? It won’t take long at all, so hang on! The first thing you need to do, of course, is to open Mozilla Firefox. In the address bar, type in ‘about:config.’ Now find ‘network.ht...
• Installing Windows XP Professional – Reasons to install it
  on Jan 1, 1970
  There are three reasons why it is necessary for you to install a new copy of Windows XP: Your current operating system does not support an upgrade to Windows XP Professional. Your current operating system supports an upgrade to Windows XP P...
• Windows XP Step by step the installation
  on Jan 1, 1970
  These measures are for a new installation of XP. Read this article for the steps to update your XP. First, you need to change your BIOS in order boot from the CD-ROM. Once you do that then you are in a position to upgrade your computer from the inst...
• Windows Vista Wallpaper Lines of Blue
  on Jan 1, 1970
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• Take on the compatibility of the programs in Windows XP
  on Jan 1, 1970
  If you have any problems with older programs originally designed for earlier versions of Windows, you may think that you have no chance. Fortunately for consumers, Microsoft XP has a compatibility mode. In compatibility mode, you can create a program...

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